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Ecosystem benefits from estuary clean-up
Members of the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust and volunteers from Conservation New Zealand relax following the Mother of All Clean Ups on Saturday.
About 3.6-tonnes of rubbish was removed from the estuary and the rivers that feed into it. Trust chairman Kit Doudney said the clean-up would be beneficial to
the ecosystem. “It will stop human-made polluting products getting into the environment. Plastics and other forms of rubbish can have a massive effect on birds,
they can ingest the rubbish and die or get wrapped up in it. This will help the ecosystems of the estuary survive and maintain,” he said. More than 800 people
from 42 different groups participated in the event. •Protecting birds, p10
Opposition to seaplane plan mounts
• By Louis Day
DIAMOND Harbour residents
have joined the growing
opposition to the plan to bring
seaplanes to Lyttelton Harbour.
The Civil Aviation Authority
is seeking feedback on Rangiorabased
company Peninsula Air
Ltd’s plan to construct a waterdrome
in the harbour.
The 1km runway would be
located between Rapaki and
Quail Island and would provide
seaplanes with an area to take off
and land and from where people
could be taken on scenic tours of
the peninsula.
The Diamond Harbour Community
Association has made a
submission to the CAA detailing
their concerns over the plan.
“We are concerned about the
effects on other users of the harbour
such as waka ama, kayaks,
swimmers, yachts, motorboats,
the list goes on,” said association
chairman Richard Suggate.
Mr Suggate said they also had
concerns over noise.
“All in all it is just another
intrusion into the harbour and
effect on people, wildlife and
our amenity which is just for the
profit of a company and to the
benefit of cruise ship passengers.”
The Lyttelton Community
Association is also in opposition
to the seaplanes.
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Wednesday May 15 2019
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FANTASTIC TO see such a tremendous turnout at the Mother
Of All Clean Ups over the weekend.
As Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust chairman Kit
Doudney said, the rubbish removed will go a long way in
protecting bird life in the estuary.
Also interesting to see that Diamond Harbour residents have
joined the growing opposition to plans to bring seaplanes to
Lyttelton Harbour.
When I first came across the plan, I thought there would be a
bit of excitement throughout the harbour communities.
However, this has not been the case with the residents and
business owners I have spoken to voicing concerns over noise
and the impact on the environment.
It should be interesting to see how this plan progresses after
facing such fierce public opposition.
- Louis Day
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Long wait for pedestrian crossing
• By Louis Day
REDCLIFFS residents are
disappointed a pedestrian
crossing near the entrance of
Barnett Park will not be installed
for five years.
City council planning and
delivery transport manager
Lynette Ellis said work on a
crossing in the area was not
scheduled until
the financial year
of 2024.
Redcliffs
Residents
Association
president
Christine Toner
Christine
Toner
said it was far too
long to wait and
saw the absence of
a pedestrian crossing as a safety
issue.
“That is very disappointing,”
she said.
“The parents I have spoken to
talk about it being very difficult
crossing the Main Rd to get to
Barnett Park.”
There is only one other
pedestrian crossing in the area,
which is 240m away from the
entrance of the park.
Association member and
transport adviser Darren Fidler
said a pedestrian crossing in the
area would provide a vital link
between the Coastal Pathway and
the park.
“Barnett Park is obviously a
great community asset it has
some of the only public toilets
along the Coastal Pathway from
Ferrymead to when you get into
Sumner,” Dr Fidler said.
“It’s also about perceived safety,
you want to be encouraging
active modes of transport.”
Heathcote Ward city councillor
Sara Templeton did not see the
pedestrian crossing as a priority.
“I don’t think it [Barnett Park
pedestrian crossing] is urgent,
I think that getting the Coastal
Pathway work done around
Moncks Bay is more urgent and
that is where I have been focusing
on because there is no footpath in
that area,” she said.
Cr Templeton said both
projects could possibly be
SAFETY ISSUE:
A pedestrian
crossing near
the entrance
of Barnett Park
will not be
installed until
2024.
prioritised.
“They come under different
projects so if the Barnett
Park one could potentially be
prioritised in the minor safety
improvements programme.”
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Fire rages, homes at risk
RESCUE FROM YACHT
Two people had to be winched to
safety yesterday after their yacht
began sinking off the coast of
the Banks Peninsula. A police
spokeswoman said a flare was
spotted between Otanerito Bay
and Sleepy Bay at about 9.20am.
A rescue helicopter was sent
shortly after and the crew found
two people in an orange life raft
near Sleepy Bay.
NEW PUMP STATION
A pump station in Governors
Bay is now online. The station is
now pumping all of Governors
Bay’s treated wastewater – an
average of 136,000-litres per
day – through a new submarine
pipeline to Lyttelton. At
Lyttelton it is being treated
temporarily at the Cashin
Quay pump station until the
$53 million Lyttelton Harbour
Wastewater Project is completed.
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Management plans for Misty
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e Redcliffs Law Office is farewelling its long
established lawyer Michael Toomey.
MICHAEL, who has been a
lawyer for over 40 years and has
been responsible for the running
and provision of legal services
from the Redcliffs Law Office at
186 Main Road for the last 28
years, is in the process of retiring.
“e time has come for me to
pursue other activities outside of
legal practice,” said Michael. “I
have thoroughly enjoyed a wide
and diverse variety of clients and
have been a trusted advisor to
multiple generations of some
families. I will miss the
interaction with them.”
A branch of Young Hunter
Lawyers, the Redcliffs Law Office has
grown considerably in the years since
opening. While having the demeanour of a
cosy suburban office, it has the backing of
a team of very capable lawyers all of whom
continue the firm's considerable legal
pedigree.
In the Redcliffs office, Michael is
supported by Michelle Rossiter, registered
legal executive, and Christina Kazakos,
qualified legal executive. Adam Curtin,
solicitor, who is principally engaged in the
Young Hunter city office, also attends at
the Redcliffs office on a regular basis.
“Following my retirement, two of my
partners, Chris Cooper and Keely
Marbeck, will take over responsibility for
my clients and will be attending the
Redcliffs office on a regular basis,” said
Michael. “ey will be able to provide
clients with skilled professional legal
advice in a seamless manner. Young
Hunter's commercial and civil litigation
teams complement each other and enable
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of legal services to a large and varied client
base which includes major national
corporations, local business interests and
private clients. Both Chris and Keely have
client bases similar to mine and with that
being the case, they will understand my
clients needs very well.”
“I have enjoyed my relationship with
my various clients and trust they have
found it valuable. I am confident that the
ethos of Young Hunter will endure and
that my clients will continue to reap the
benefit of Young Hunter's skills in the
future.”
Although Michael has retired as a
partner of Young Hunter, he is remaining
as a consultant until the end of this year to
ensure a smooth and seamless transfer of
clients from himself to Chris, Keely, and
other lawyers in the firm.
Redcliffs Law Office, 186 Main Road,
Redcliffs. Phone 03 384 5350.
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BEFORE AND AFTER: The Sumner Surf Life Saving Club building’s makeover has
been criticised by Sumner residents.
Surf club paint job
fails to impress
• By Louis Day
THE SUMNER Surf Life
Saving Club building’s
new look has not been well
received by the public.
The building was coated
with a dark cedar stain last
month to protect the timber
from decay and mask its
discolouration.
Sumner resident Lisa
Humphrey said the once
golden coloured building
used to blend perfectly with
its environment.
However, she thought the
building’s new dark brown
coat made it look like an
eyesore.
“It was just so beautifully
designed and bold and it
slotted in with the tussock
and the sea and then one
day we walked past and it
was this brown colour,” she
said.
Sumner Surf Life Saving
Club president Glenn
Fergus said they had no
option but to go with the
dark brown coat.
“With the multi-coloured
discolouration, you have
got to go with a stain. If we
could have gone any lighter
we would have,” he said.
Mr Fergus said they
looked at using a lighter
product, but were advised
that it would not adhere to
the timber.
He said the building
would eventually fade back
to its old colour.
“Over time it will fade
away it’s just fresh at the
moment, the main thing
is that it has revitalised the
timber.”
Mrs Humphrey posted
on the Sumner Community
Facebook group to see
if other people shared
her feelings on the
makeover.
“It looks like a really
old dated building now,
absolutely awful. I had
my 40th birthday there a
couple of years ago as it was
a previously lovely looking
building,” one person
responded.
“The person who changed
it should be fired,” another
said.
“I took the dog for a
walk on beach at weekend
and saw it, it’s absolutely
hideous, huge shame as it
was beautiful before.”
Council drops Akaroa appeal
THE CITY council has
decided to drop its 2015
appeal to the Environment
Court seeking resource
consents for discharging
treated wastewater into
Akaroa Harbour.
The court had directed
that the appeal would be
heard in December.
But a staff report presented
in the public excluded
section of last week’s city
council meeting recommended
withdrawing the
appeal. Staff said preparing
for a hearing in December,
seeking consent to discharge
into the harbour,
was not feasible while still
investigating and consulting
on other viable options
for disposing of Akaroa’s
treated wastewater.
Councillors approved the
staff recommendation to
withdraw the appeal, noting
that a harbour outfall
is still one of the options
being considered.
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Targeted rate likely to
help fund health centre
AKAROA ratepayers are
likely to pay a targeted
rate from July to help
fund the planned Akaora
Community Health Centre.
This comes after
a hearings panel
recommended the
targeted rate to the
city council, which
will make a final decision
in June when
finalising the draft
Annual Plan.
After considering
more than 800 submissions
from the public, the hearings
panel recommended
the city council:
•Provide a grant of up to
1.3 million to the Akaroa
Community Health Trust.
•As well as recover the
money from the grant from
a targeted rate on all properties
within the Akaroa
subdivision of the Banks
Peninsula ward.
If the hearings panel’s
•From page 1
“We live in a port town
so a certain amount of
noise is expected but it
does not need to be noisier
than it already is,” said
association chairman Ken
Maynard.
Peninsula Air Ltd director
Mark Christensen did
not wish to discuss the
matter with Bay Harbour
News and said he would be
approaching people with
concerns directly.
However, he previously
told Bay Harbour News the
impact on residents would
be minimal.
“We intend to use a
Cessna Caravan – its turbine
engine is quiet. There
are also noise rules within
both the Regional Coastal
Plan and the City Plan
which the activity will need
to meet,” he said.
Lyttelton business owners
have also expressed
their concerns.
Raf Manji
RATE
INCREASE:
Akaroa
ratepayers
are likely to
be made
to fund
the Akaroa
Community
Health
Centre
through a
targeted
rate.
recommendations are
adopted, the targeted rate
will apply from July 1 and
will be an annual fixed
charge that ratepayers pay
on top of their
normal rates.
The hearings
panel is recommending
the
targeted rate apply
for a period of
four years.
“The hearings
panel considered
more than 800 submissions
from the public and the
clear majority of them –
nearly three-quarters – said
they were prepared to pay a
little extra in rates in order
to secure health services
and facilities for their community,’’
said hearings
panel chairman city councillor
Raf Manji.
“Based on that strong level
of support, the hearings
panel will be recommending
the city council include
a grant of up to $1.3 million
in its 2019/20 Annual Plan
for the Akaroa Community
Health Trust and that it recover
that money through a
targeted rate.”
The new Akaroa Health
Centre is being built by the
Canterbury District Health
Board to replace the earthquake-damaged
Akaroa
Hospital. The centre will be
operated by Akaroa Health
Ltd, a fully-owned subsidiary
of ACHT.
ACHT has committed
to raising $2.5 million
towards the construction
costs of the new centre
and a further $500,000 for
start-up costs to enable it
to operate the centre from
inception.
ACHT has raised $1.7
million to date. Last year it
approached the city council
to ask for help to secure the
balance of its contribution.
Seaplane opposition mounts
SCENIC: A company is hoping to emulate the
Sydney seaplane experience in Lyttelton.
“The pro is tourism and
the con is noise. I live here
on the port, I’m probably
one of the closest houses
to the port,” said Civil and
Naval owner Louis Dyer.
Lyttelton Coffee Company
owner Stephen Mateer
said he did not like the
sound of seaplanes coming
to the harbour.
“I could care less what
it brings here in terms of
tourism, my main concern
would be the impact it
would have on the Marae
out in Rapaki,” he said.
•Public submissions
close at the end of this
month and can be sent
to aerodromes@caa.
govt.nz
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Would councillors take a pay cut for
Would city councillors
going to get people that are going
to give really politically correct
be happy to give
answers when what they are
away a portion of their
wanting to say is no, but they
salaries to increase the
will go well I might consider it
because they don’t want to offend
remuneration of Banks
anyone,” he said.
Peninsula Community
Cr Gough had his concerns
Board members? Louis
over cutting salaries.
Day reports
“My only caution with that
is salary is going to be a factor
SIX-FIGURE-earning city
James Gough in attracting good quality
councillors will have to consider
candidates,” he said.
sacrificing some of their salaries
“I would caution against low
to boost the pay of community
remuneration for a councillors
board members.
role.”
The Remuneration Authority,
City councillor David East
which sets the pay of city
said it was a “cop out” from the
councillors and community
Remuneration Authority.
board members, said if
“Would they [the
community board remuneration
Remuneration Authority] be
was to be increased, it would
happy to cut their salary to make
have to come from the money
the remuneration of community
allocated towards the salaries of
boards any better?” he said.
city councillors.
David East City councillor Tim Scandrett
After the elections, councils
said he would vote to keep things
FINANCE: The majority of city councillors say they would be open to discussing cutting their
around New Zealand will make
the way they were.
own salaries to increase the pay of community board members.
proposals on the allocation of
He felt community board
their governance pools, deciding
members, including those of the
on the salaries of city councillors
They receive $9670 a year and not seek reelection because of The majority said they would Banks Peninsula Community
and if any money from the pool
say it is not enough considering what they are paid.
be open to discussing a pay cut Board were fairly remunerated.
will be put aside for community
the time and travel they put into City councillors are paid to increase the remuneration of “Although they [Banks
board members, which will be
the work.
$102,400 a year, Deputy Mayor community board members. Peninsula Community Board
finalised by the authority.
The current remuneration Andrew Turner receives $118,220 However, potential mayoral members] travel a lot they do
Banks Peninsula Community
model is set by population, and Mayor Lianne Dalziel is on candidate and city councillor have less people deal with,” he
Board members have complained
so community boards with $193,099.
James Gough disagreed and said.
about what they are paid in
bigger populations get better Bay Harbour News asked city accused his colleagues of being Cr Turner said he would
comparison to other community
remuneration.
councillors last week what they dishonest.
support a decision to sacrifice
boards.
Half of the board say they may thought of the new pay system. “Over election year you are part of the salaries.
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community boards?
“I think the level of pay for the
Banks Peninsula Community
Board is not adequate and
is certainly out of line when
compared to other city boards,”
he said.
City councillor Sara Templeton
said she would also be open to
city councillor salaries
being used to better
remunerate the community
boards.
She said she is concerned the
current model was preventing
people from running for
community boards.
“We need to enable a wide
range of people to stand for our
community boards, not just
in Banks Peninsula but across
the city, part of that is better
remuneration,” Cr Templeton
said.
City councillor Aaron
Keown felt the current level of
remuneration going to the Banks
Peninsula Community Board
needed to change.
“It’s like mum and dad saying
they love you and your sister
equally but when they die your
sister gets 70 per cent of the
house and you get 30 per cent,”
he said.
City councillors Jimmy Chen,
Anne Galloway, Vicki Buck,
Glenn Livingstone, Pauline
Cotter, Raf Manji, Deon Swiggs
and Phil Clearwater also
Andrew Turner Sara Templeton Ali Jones
said they would be open to a
discussion after the elections
about sacrificing a portion
of their salary to supplement
community boards.
City councillor Yani Johanson
did not respond to calls from Bay
Harbour News.
Ms Dalziel was unavailable for
comment.
However, city councillor Mike
Davidson said the remuneration
of community board chairs as
well as city councillor salaries
needed to be looked at.
“What I always think is
potentially the chairs may be over
remunerated when you see
that they get double what
community board members get,”
he said.
Papanui-Innes Community
Board chairwoman Ali Jones
earns $46,310 a year, while board
members are paid $23,155.
But Ms Jones said she would
completely reject a reduction in
her remuneration.
“I feel that what I’m paid is
appropriate for the number
of hours, the accessibility, the
knowledge and experience
that I bring to the role,” she
said.
However, Ms Jones believed
community board members
did deserve to be better
remunerated.
“You can’t rob Peter to pay
Paul, you need to remunerate
people correctly in the first place
and you should not be cutting
wages of city councillors who are
already doing a huge job for the
money they are paid,” Ms Jones
said.
SCENIC ROUTE: The Garden of Tane is set to become home to
Akaroa’s first light festival this weekend.
Lighting up Akaroa
• By Louis Day
AKAROA WILL host its first
light festival on Saturday.
Lumiere d’Akaroa will happen
in the Garden of Tane and from
6-10pm.
The combination of a full
moon and lighting along the
garden floor will illuminate the
walking track in the dark.
Twelve art installations will be
scattered along the track with
food, drink and entertainment
at the end.
“After the garden trail visitors
will be able to have dinner and
listen to music as they eat fish
burgers, Spanish casserole or
crepes washed down by mulled
wine, or hot chocolate with
Baileys,” said Akaroa District
Promotions event co-ordinator
Jane Scribner.
The event is free to the public.
Ms Scribner said the festival
could become an annual event if
it was a success.
“We are hoping for around
500 people but there could be
more, it’s hard to tell as it’s a first
time event.”
A kids glow in the dark
workshop will also be
held before the light festival
from 11am to 1pm at Trinity
Church.
“Kids will produce very
rudimentary clothing that will
be painted with glow in the
dark paint so when they come
to the light festival those kids
will become an art installation
themselves.”
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FOR THE last week or so,
I’ve lost the dream. Vittoria
only has one short nap a day
now.
Gone are the days of
regular quiet coffee breaks or
enjoying lunch without the
world’s cutest magpie lurking
about.
She now crashes out just
before her lunch time and
sleeps for, at max, 40min.
She then runs out into
the lounge to laugh at me
while I try and gulp down
my remaining food before
she scabs it off me. Truly
adorable.
The flip side of this is that
she is incredibly easy to get
down at bedtime. Like “in-adeep-sleep-before-you-even
take-her-to-the-bedroom”
easy.
As I write this she is deeply
and peacefully asleep and
got that way almost instantly
after finishing her bottle at
5.30pm.
She’ll likely even sleep until
the same time as she normally
does. Or at least quietly
sit up and chat to herself
until the time she normally
gets up.
One morning she woke
me up by gently touching my
nose at 5am (yeah, cot thing
is still not going great), then
lay back down until 6.30am.
Boom, practically a sleepin.
But even a sleep-in doesn’t
quite make transitioning to
a one short nap reality any
easier. That’s over an hour of
extra toddler entertaining/
wrangling each day. With
increasingly poor weather.
On that note, we’re going
on a family holiday to the
West Coast.
VITTORIA
& Matt
You know, because it rains
there a lot. Unless you prepare
for rain, in which case it
will be the perfect sunny day.
If we successfully make
it through the trip over the
Southern Alps with a toddler,
we’ll be spending a couple of
days . . . no, hold on.
Vittoria just ran head first
into the lounge crying and
looking for a cuddle because
she definitely went to bed
way too early because her
one and only nap was in the
car today. So cute.
Hold up. Cool, she’s back
in bed. So the trip . . . no,
she’s back and is just standing
in the corner chatting.
I’ve got to get her back into
bed or I’ll be up all night.
And she’s back.
I’ll fill you in all about the
trip next week.
•Former Bay Harbour
News journalist Matt
Salmons has become
a stay-at-home dad.
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Mother’s Day present
Port Hills MP Ruth
Dyson
reports
on the
Mother of
All Clean
Ups,
which
took place
over the weekend
You may have noticed
last Saturday a lot of people
in high-viz vests around
the estuary and along the
banks of our rivers.
You probably wondered
what on earth they were
doing out on such a brisk
and chilly morning – I can
answer that question.
Every year, on the day
before Mother’s Day,
hundreds and hundreds
of volunteers don their
vests, collect rubbish bags
and buckets and pick up
rubbish.
It’s giving Mother Nature
a mother’s day present –
clean river banks and Estuary
surrounds.
More than 40 community
organisations, ranging from
our yacht clubs through
to residents’ associations
and many more, organise a
bunch of local volunteers,
select their area and clean
up.
What a difference it
makes.
Hundreds of bags of
rubbish are collected and
disposed of by a great team
from City Care.
At the end of the collection,
we all get together
for a celebration of hard
work and share a barbecue
provided by Cassels at the
Tannery (thanks).
This year, a common
story was that there was a
lot less rubbish than last
year – what great news.
Hopefully, people are
getting the message about
rubbish going into the bin,
not the river.
So while the weather
didn’t deliver a great day,
there was no shortage of
volunteers and everyone
felt satisfied with the work
we did. We were joined by
a group of 20 students from
the Lake Superior State
University in Michigan,
the United States and it
was fantastic to see their
enthusiasm and love for our
country and to have them
share the work.
So thank you, particularly
to the organiser and
sponsors of this annual
event and special thanks to
the hundreds who turned
up to help.
We can make a difference
in our own backyards and
this was a great Mother’s
Day present to deliver.
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Wednesday May 15 2019
Local
News
Now
News
Call for better protection of birds
Fire rages, homes at risk
• By Matt Slaughter
MORE NEEDS to be done to
protect birdlife around the
Avon-Heathcote Estuary.
The Avon-Heathcote
Estuary Ihutai Trust says dogs,
drones and
people continue
to be a threat
to the 118 bird
species, which
call the estuary
home, including
godwits.
Tim Lindley
The Coastal-
Burwood
Community Board will now
investigate what it can do to better
protect these birds after trust
members expressed concerns at a
meeting last week
The estuary became part of the
East Asian-Australasian Flyway
network last year, a network,
which protects migratory waterbirds
across wetlands in about 20
countries.
PROTECTION: (Left to right) – Lesser knots, godwits, and south island pied oystercatchers are being disturbed according to the
Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust.
Trust member Tim
Lindley said the birds,
which used the estuary faced
threats that people may have not
been aware of.
“Birds do see dogs as
wolves . . . it’s quite important
that they’re not disturbed by
dogs.”
Mr Lindley said the estuary’s
proximity to the eastern suburbs
in both the Coastal-Burwood
and Linwood-Central-Heathcote
wards made protecting them
even more important.
“The birds stop feeding for 10
minutes when they are interrupted
by humans.
“Because this international flyway
is in an urban area, it’s only
going to get worse.
“It’s dinner time for the
birds and we need to keep it
that way.”
Board members agreed the
signage currently in place telling
people to be respectful of birds
when around the estuary
needed to be improved.
Board member Linda
Stewart suggested signage
should give more specific
information on the types of
behaviour and activities that
disturbed birds and how this
could be avoided.
Website map to identify where pot holes are
• By Julia Evans
WORKING OUT how to avoid
potholes and bumpy roads will
soon easier with the development
of a website map.
The city council is working
on a new “roughness condition
map” which will show the
condition of each road, lane,
street and drive.
Said city council planning
and delivery transport manager
Lynette Ellis: “The roughness
condition map will identify
how rough a road is, both as
a measurable number, and as
a description (eg good or
poor).”
Ms Ellis said the technology
is used elsewhere in New
Zealand and there is no direct
connection between the map
and the earthquakes as the map
will be using recently measured
data.
“The driver for this is to share
factual information concerning
the transport network with the
community,” she said.
It will also be used to help
inform decision-making city
councillors and community
boards make with regard to
investing money and prioritising
infrastructure.
“Functionally this is using
data that council already holds,
and serving it onto the website
via new software that has been
made available via council’s
geospatial programme,” Ms Ellis
said.
The map is intended to be live
on the website later this year.
The state of roads around the
city remains a hot topic eight
years after the February 22, 2011,
earthquake.
Last year’s city council Long
Term Plan was set to focus on the
“basics” – setting out to prioritise
improvements to roads and
footpaths alongside wastewater
infrastructure and drinking
water upgrades.
ROUGH: The
city council
is working on
developing
a map for its
website to
tell residents
which roads
are in the
poorest
condition such
as this damage
on New
Brighton Rd.
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2010 LeXuS HS250 HybriD
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2008 toyotA ALPHArD
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stability control, dual climate A/C with
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2013 niSSAn LeAF 24S
5dr hatch, fully electric, factory tints,
reverse camera, AbS, stability control,
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$19,950
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1500cc chain driven engine, auto, factory alloys and tints,
6x airbags, proximity entry and start, climate A/C, 4½ star
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$9,990
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climate A/C, reverse camera, 4½ star fuel rating!
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$9,990
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1800cc turbo engine, auto tiptronic, factory alloys,
dual climate A/C, AbS, stability control, 6x airbags.
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$33,990
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1800cc, auto tiptronic, factory alloys,
climate A/C, full electrics, 4x airbags, AbS.
Practical 3 door hatch with great safety!
$9,990
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2000cc, auto, 18" alloys and tints, stability control,
AbS, 4x airbags, full electrics, reverse parking
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$9,990
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eSP. Generous cargo capacity meets luxury!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
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3600cc Alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP,
8x airbags, reverse camera, keyless entry,
dual zone climate, park assist, 44,000kms.
$31,990
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3600 alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, airbags, heads
up display, keyless start, sat nav, reverse camera,
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$34,990
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4000 twin cam, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, airbags,
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$14,990
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1300cc chain driven engine, auto, 16" alloys, full
electrics, 5½ star fuel rating.
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2400cc chain driven engine, auto, 7 seater, proximity
entry and start, factory alloys and tints, climate A/C,
parking sensor, 4 star fuel rating! Versatile 7 seater!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
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2400cc chain driven engine, auto, 7 seater, factory
tints and alloys, climate A/C , half leather upholstery,
cruise control! Absolute stunner in black!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
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3600cc Alloytec, AbS, eSP, 8x airbags,
reverse camera, keyless entry, dual zone
climate, 20" alloys, full electrics.
$29,990
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3600 Alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, leather,
sunroof, keyless entry, head up display, 8x airbags,
cruise control, full electrics.
$25,990
2012 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 z
3600 alloytec, tiptronic, AbS, eSP, 8x airbags,
reverse camera, partial leather, cruise control,
alloys, full electrics.
$21,990
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2000cc, auto, factory tints and alloys, 7 seater,
proximity entry and start, dual climate A/C, 4 star
fuel rating! ready for your road trip!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
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2000cc, auto, tiptronic, factory tints, climate A/C,
full electrics, half leather upholstery, 4 star fuel
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2000cc, chain driven engine, auto, factory alloys &
tints, climate A/C, cruise control, reverse camera,
4½ star fuel rating! Solid wagon for the family!
$9,990
Plus service & on road costs $550, cash price $10,540
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1800cc chain driven engine, 7 seater, factory tints,
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2006 toyotA MArk X 300G PreMiuM
3000cc V6 chain driven engine, auto, factory alloys,
dual climate A/C, AbS, 9x airbags, AbS,
stability control. Lexus at a toyota Price!
$9,900
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2010 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 ii
3600 Alloytec, tiptronic, cruise control,
bluetooth, 8x airbags, AbS, eSP, alloys, dual
zone climate, full electrics.
$15,990
2016 HoLDen CoMMoDore SV6 VF2
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WESTERN NEWS 27
Wellbeing & Beauty
[Edition datE]
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Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
Wednesday May 15 2019
Winter, a time for beauty
rest and revitalisation
As we edge into cooler winter months, now is the
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tend to spend less time outdoors
during winter, it is the perfect
time to repair and revitalise sun
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Tina qualified from her
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Wednesday May 15 2019
Easy game makes it two wins in a row
• By Gordon Findlater
SUMNER COME into
Saturday’s club day at St
Leonards Square in fine form
after making it two wins in as
many weeks when they brushed
aside Canterbury University at
the weekend.
The win 47-19 win at Ilam
Fields comes on the back of
the side’s 21-19 heroic upset
against Lincoln University which
kick-started their season after
they begun the year with five
consecutive defeats.
Canterbury University are yet
to register a point in this year’s
competition.
However, Sumner coach
Martin Dodgson described the
match as a “potential banana
skin.”
During the week emphasis
was put on the importance
of making a strong start and
Sumner didn’t disappoint as they
rushed out to a 33-7 advantage in
BIG: No 8 Mathew Tuala crossed the line twice in Sumner’s
47-19 win over Canterbury University.
quick time.
“We wanted to start like a
house on fire and really put them
under the pump,” said Dodgson.
After securing a fourth try
bonus points Sumner switched
SPORT
off during patches of the second
half which was saw both sides
register 14 points.
Winger Charlie Oswald
had a day to remember with a
hat-trick of tries, while centre
ASSISTS: Alistair Crossdale continued his run of form to set
up three tries.
PHOTOS: ROZELLE MAY
Alistair Crossdale registered as
many assists in the proses. No 8
Mathew Tuala also continued his
impressive form for the wave by
scoring two tries.
Sumner will now look to go
three on the trot at their club day
this Saturday.
They host seventh-placed
Sydenham who sit five points
above them.
Kick-off is at 2.45pm.
Louis Clark adds lifesaving award to list of achievements
TAYLORS MISTAKE’S Louis
Clark has been named athlete
of the year at the annual
Christchurch-Tasman Surf Life
Saving Awards of Excellence on
Saturday night.
The 17-year-old, who is also a
national water-polo representative,
had a big year, including being
named in the New Zealand
youth squad for the third time
and heading to Japan for the
International Lifesaving Cup last
June.
He won 11 golds and a bronze
at the SLSNZ Southern Regional
Championships in 2019, and was
selected for the SLSNZ junior
Black Fins team for the international
surf rescue challenge in
Durban, in September.
Clubmate Agatha Weston was
co-winner of the rookie of the
year award with New Brighton’s
Hayley Reid.
Coach of the year Jonelle
Quane from Sumner SLSC was
chosen as assistant coach to the
NZ Black Fins, acting as their
pool coach, and was a New Zealand
selector.
“Jonelle has made a huge contribution
to high performance
sport at NZ level. She is currently
mentoring a group of newly-appointed
selectors,” said Sumner
SLSC coach Mark Robberds.
“Jonelle has set an amazing
example for our Canterbury
athletes and coaches in terms
of what can be achieved …
and her door is always open to
Canterbury athletes and coaches
who want to tap into her vast
SUCCESS: Louis Clark was named athlete of the year at the
Christchurch-Tasman Surf Life Saving Awards of Excellence.
(Above) – Louis in action.
experience.”
The list of contributions made
by volunteer of the year Tom
Denman of Sumner SLSC is
impressive. As well as doing
beach patrols as a lifeguard, he
runs the Sumner emergency
callout squad, co-ordinates the
club’s advanced lifeguard team,
mentors lifeguards, runs weekly
club training sessions, instructs
for courses and has been an instructor
at the national lifeguard
school in the past year.
He is a committee member
with Sumner SLSC, manages the
club Facebook and emails and
maintains and is responsible for
its lifeguard equipment, including
carrying out mechanical
maintenance and repairs for the
IRBs.
“Tom is seen as a hands-on
leader within the club, with a
passion for lifeguard excellence,
continual improvement and IRB
development,” said Sumner SLSC
president Glenn Fergus.
Sumner’s success continued
with Boetie Koekemoer won the
Te Onepoto award for junior
coaching and Kate Suter won
instructor of the year
2019 Christchurch/Tasman
Awards of Excellence winners:
Coach of the year – Jonelle
Quane, Sumner SLSC
Official of the year – Mike
Smith, Taylors Mistake SLSC
Sportsperson of the year –
Louis Clark, Taylors Mistake
SLSC
Te Onepoto award for junior
coaching – Boetie Koekemoer,
Sumner SLSC
Lifeguard of the year – Dean
Le Warne, North Beach SLSC
Instructor of the year – Kate
Suter, Sumner SLSC
Volunteer of the year – Tom
Denman, Sumner SLSC
Rookie of the year – Hayley
Reid, New Brighton SLSC and
Agatha Weston, Taylors Mistake
SLSC
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history, electrics, alloys, 2 keys, NZ radio,
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2008 mitsubishi evo x
Recaro seats, paddle shift, electrics, Brembo
Brakes, new tyres, air cond, rally car
performance.
$24,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $25,540
2013 bmw i3 electric
Only 5,000kms, part leather, electrics,
navi, cruise, auto lights, alloys, climate air,
like new, must see.
$43,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $44,540
2013 volvo v40 t4 se
Only 37,000kms, 1.6 turbo, alloys, fully
spec'd, cruise, collision warning, lane
departure warning, electrics.
$22,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $23,540
2009 subaru imPreZa sti a-line
Electric blue, brembo brakes, recaro
seats, paddle shift, Si-Drive, electrics,
alloys, push button start.
$19,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $20,540
2007 audi a8 3.2 quattro
Full black leather, only 43,000kms, cruise
control, bose sound, auto, lights, alloys,
climate, just beautiful.
$17,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $18,500
2008 audi a3 1.8t ltd
Full black leather, heated seats, alloys,
S-line, paddle shift, auto lights, climate
air, choice of 3 today. Only 44,000kms.
$15,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $16,540
2007 bmw 530i highline
Full black leather, LCi auto, 2 keys,
full electrics, rear view camera, alloys,
climate, cruise, luxury plus.
$16,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $17,540
2012 audi a6 2.8 quattro avant
Full black leather, climate control, 2 keys,
auto lights, alloys, heated seats, blue tooth,
bose, push button start, reverse camera .
$27,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $28,540
2012 maZda axela mPs turbo
6 speed, climate air, 2 keys, electrics,
alloys, part leather factory body kit,
crisp in white.
$19,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $20,540
2008 bmw 320i touring
Only 24,000kms, 6 airbags, alloys, climate
air, towbar, rear parking sensors, auto
lights.
$11,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $12,540
2008 vw Passat 3.2 4 motion
Full black leather, heated seats, facelift, auto
lights, climate air, alloys, DSG, cruise control,
electrics. Choice of 3.
$12,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $13,500
2007 mini cooPer s
Turbo, only 58,000kms, tiptronic, push
button start, electrics, climate air, alloys,
beautiful, original car.
$14,990
2007 audi allroad 3.2 quattro
Full black leather, only 73,000kms,
paddle shift, climate air, height control,
heated seats, cruise.
$15,990
2009 audi a5 3.2 quattro
Only 16,000kms, full black leather,
auto lights, cruise, paddleshift, climate,
alloys, parking sensors.
$24,990
2009 vw Passat 3.2 4 motion
Facelift model, full bone leather, paddle shift,
2 keys, only 47,000kms, cruise, electrics, lots
of space.
$14,990
2010 vw cross Polo 1.2
Tiptronic, climate air, full electrics,
alloys, 2 keys, popular and trendy
small hatch.
$12,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $15,540 Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $16,540
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $25,540
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $15,540
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $13,540
2009 volKswagen golf gti
12 airbags, only 35,000kms, paddle shift
DSG, auto, lights, alloys, climate, cruise,
electrics, choice of 5 today.
$16,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $17,540
2014 audi s6 4.0v8 quattro
Full leather, navigation, Bluetooth, carbon
finish, cruise, climate, paddle shift, 2 keys, too
many options to list.
$42,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $43,500
2010 bmw x1 25i 4wd
Full black leather, sunroof, auto lights, heated
seats, electrics, climate air, push button start,
rare 3.0 engine.
$19,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $20,540
2013 audi tt 1.8t fsi
1.8 turbo, DSG, only 41,000kms, LED,
daytime running, 158HP, climate, electrics,
2 keys, superb driving fun.
$27,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $28,500
2009 vw golf gti mK6
2.0 Turbo, 13 airbags, paddle shift,
cruise, full electrics, auto lights, DSG,
climate, alloys, performance plus.
$17,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $18,540
2008 audi a8 4.2 quattro
Full black leather, sunroof, paddle shift, double
glazing, auto lights, climate air, push button
start, facelift.
$21,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $22,540
2013 mercedes e250 avantgarde
Full black leather, paddle shift, only
41,000kms, 2 keys, alloys, climate,
memory seats, cruise, luxury.
$31,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $32,540
2007 audi a3 1.8t s-line
Paddle shift, electrics, climate,
bluetooth, alloys.
$11,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $12,540
2012 mitsubishi evo x
5 speed, Marval AWC, climate air, body
kit, factory Recaro seats, Brembo brakes,
original example.
$37,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $38,500
2008 mercedes c63 amg wagon
Full black leather, only 61,000kms, sunroof,
auto lights, paddle shift, Navi Bluetooth, mint
example.
$32,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $33,500
2008 bmw 530i highline
Full leather, only 28,000kms, reverse
camera, parking sensors, LCi Tranz,
climate air, cruise, like new.
$16,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $17,540
2006 bmw 525i highline
Full black leather, only 60,000kms, full M-sport
kit, climate, tiptronic, push button start, cruise,
alloys, electrics.
$13,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $14,540
2012 volKswagen golf gti
Only 26,000kms, paddleshift DSG,
climate, auto, lights, alloys, cruise,
full electrics.
$25,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $26,540
2012 vw golf gti
13 Airbags, 2.0 Turbo, DSG,
paddle shift, alloys, climate,
2 keys, cruise.
$18,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $19,540
2009 vw golf 1.4 highline
Only 27,000 kms, 13 airbags, paddle shift, auto
lights, electrics, alloys, climate, cruise, DSG
reverse cam.
$13,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $14,540
2007 vw golf gt
Only 28,000kms, paddle shift, electrics,
leather, cruise, climate air, alloys,
great buying, choice of 3.
$12,990
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $13,540
2007 nissan 350Z cab roadster
6 Speed manual, full electrics, air cond,
factory alloys, NZ radio, Very best
looking 350Z.
$15,950
Plus service & on-road costs $550, cash price $16,500
2012 mini cooPer crossover
1.6 tiptronic, climate air, 6 airbags,
alloys, full electrics, total fun
with practicality.
$15,990
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Barking exhaust defines cabriolet
Motoring
Ross Kiddie
I’M accelerating hard up a quiet
piece of country road – first gear,
second, third and fourth, using
the paddle shifters to extract
maximum speed through the
gears.
I have the convertible roof
down, and my son’s long hair is
blowing freely in the breeze, we
are both enjoying the sound of a
wailing V6 engine up front and
loud exhaust bark out the rear as
the gears shift.
The next thing I hear is a
siren-like sound and I see
flashing lights in my rear view
mirror. No, I haven’t been caught
by the law for speeding, instead
I’ve activated an alarm on a
stationary car we just passed,
quite clearly its motion sensors
were disturbed by the backfire
from the evaluation car’s exhaust
as the gears changed.
The car I was driving was
Mercedes-Benz’s C43 AMG
cabriolet, a car which has definite
sound and robust performance.
As mentioned it has a 3-litre
V6 engine which has healthy
acceleration thanks to the boost
from twin turbochargers.
Maximum power is rated at
a feisty 287kW with a fabulous
520Nm of torque, such are the
outputs there is a constantly
vibrant feel from beneath the
accelerator, it is strong and wilful
and, of course, there are many
drive modes available at the push
of a button. You can dial in the
type of drive you would like to
experience – feisty or frugal.
Each set-up is conclusive, there
is a definite structure from within
each mode, and they can also be
tailor-made to suit any driving
preference. I particularly like
the first sport setting, the engine
is not overly frenetic, but it is a
compromise between the more
gentle comfort mode and the fullon
Sport plus setting.
With all of these options there’s
little denying that the C43 has
strong performance potential.
Mercedes-Benz claims a standstill
to 100km/h time of 4.8sec, and
when the engine is working hard
it is enjoying its work, while it is
raucous it’s not a strained sound, I
simply love it, especially the bark
on up and downshifts.
During my time in the
evaluation car I was constantly
blipping the throttle just to hear
the engine, that being the case
it wouldn’t be fair to publish my
fuel usage figures.
However, Mercedes-Benz
MERCEDES-BENZ C43 CABRIOLET: Tempting to drive quickly.
claims a 10-litre per 100km
(28mpg) combined cycle rating
that I would suggest is easily
possible given the fuel usage
meter was listing a 7l/100km
(40mpg) instantaneous figure
sitting at a steady 100km/h,
the engine turning over at just
1500rpm.
The C43 cabriolet is very
much a driver’s car, it is biased
towards sporty, and it makes no
excuse for that. Alongside the
engine management protocols,
the driver can also manipulate
suspension alterations from
within the cabin, the spring
and damper rates can be
firmed considerably to enhance
cornering performance.
Twisty, open roads are not easy
to come by in Canterbury, but
I discovered some new corners
just west of Darfield that I hadn’t
previously used. The C43 has
a low centre of gravity, and in
sport suspension mode it simply
powers through the corners flat
and controlled.
There is strong steering
feel thanks to beautiful sport
specification, 19in Dunlop tyres,
turn-in is direct and accuracy
never threatened.
Of course, the C43
with 4Matic drives through a
nine-speed automatic gearbox
to all wheels, and that promotes
a safe, decisive handling balance.
While there are two rear seats,
effectively the C-Class cabriolet
is just a 2+2, unless you are
child-size you aren’t going to be
comfortable in the rear. While
• Price – Mercedes-Benz
C43 cabriolet, $141,400
• Dimensions – Length,
4686mm; width, 1810mm;
height, 1409mm
• Configuration – V6,
four-wheel-drive, 2996cc,
287kW, 520Nm, ninespeed
automatic.
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 4.8sec
• Fuel usage – 10l/100km
in that regard it is a selfish car,
those upfront have wonderful
comfort and can benefit from the
high degree of specification and
the amazing way Mercedes-Benz
creates the ergonomics that feel
just so right.
I guess at $141,400 the
company would need to
get that right. In my opinion,
that is certainly the case. It’s fair
to say I’m not a big convertible
fan, but the C43 won me over
with its build quality, level of
specification, along with
its substantial performance.
There’s no secret that
Mercedes-Benz is re-engineering
the configuration of its sixcylinder
line-up, and as time
goes by I’m sure that all of its
six-potters will eventually be an
inline configuration, my only
hope is that new straight engines
are as involving as the C43 is
today, and have that amazing
sound.
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Wednesday May 15 2019
Tai Chi
Friday, 7-8.30pm
Tai Chi is a gentle exercise
for people of all ages and fitness
levels, bringing many health and
other benefits. All are welcome
to attend this weekly class. Phone
Lucida for more information on
022 697 7420
105 Bridle Path Rd
Following the Sumner Rd:
An Exploration of its Past and
Present
Today, all day
Learn more about this essential
link between the communities of
Lyttelton and Sumner by visiting
dual exhibitions about the
Sumner Rd at Lyttelton Library,
and at Matuku Takotako:
Sumner Centre.
Lyttelton and Sumner libraries
Akaroa Craft Group
Monday, 1.30-2.30pm
Go along and join the friendly
Akaroa Craft Group. Sit in the
library and have a chat while
working on your craft project.
Share skills like needlework,
knitting, quilting, handicrafts,
making dolls, teddy bears and
spinning.
Akaroa Library
JP Clinic at Sumner
Saturday, 10am-noon
A justice of the peace will
Email louis.day@starmedia.kiwi by 5pm
each Wednesday
be available to members of
the community to witness
signatures and documents,
certify document copies, hear
oaths, declarations, affidavits
or affirmations, as well as sign
citizenship, sponsorship or rates
rebates applications. No charge
for this service.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Shoreline Toastmasters
Monday 7.30-9pm
Nervous about speaking?
Gain confidence by practising
speaking, listening, learning and
laughing in a warm, friendly
non-threatening environment.
Mt Pleasant Yacht Club
Sumner Bridge Club
Monday, 7.15pm and
Wednesday, 12.45pm
Do you play bridge? Go along
and join the Sumner Bridge Club
at 57 Dryden St. For information
phone Julie on 027 434 6678.
57 Dryden St
Wā Pēpi: Babytimes
Tuesday, 10.30-11am
An interactive programme
including music, movement,
rhymes and a story.
Recommended for under twos.
Free.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Mt Pleasant Tennis Club
Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm and
Saturday, 9am-4pm
The club is looking for new
junior and senior members. For
information phone club captain
Jeff Long on 384 8463.
Mt Pleasant Tennis Club
Autumn Craft
All day Tuesday
Create your own tiny village
using recycled materials.
Lyttelton Library
Social Games Club
Monday, 10-11.30am
Want to play a game of
Scrabble, chess, or Rummikub?
Go and join the friendly group.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Mt Pleasant Walking Group
Tuesday and Thursday, 9.30am
A mix of flat and hill walks for
those with a medium level
of fitness. Walks are in nearby
areas and further afield. Car
pooling, with shared costs. For
further information, phone Judy
384 1269.
Mt Pleasant Community Centre
Makerspace
Thursday, 3.15-4.45pm
Go along to the library for fun
with technology and crafts at our
monthly Makerspace sessions.
Different activities every month.
Free. No bookings required. All
kids welcome, though littlies may
need a grown-up to come too.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Sumner Centre Book
Discussion Scheme
Today, 11am–noon
For those who love reading and
Knit ’n’ Yarn, today,
10am-noon.
Go along to
Lyttelton Library for
the friendly craft
sessions. Take your
knitting, crochet
or other portable
craft project and
enjoy time with
other crafters.
Have a look at the
range of books
to get ideas for
your next project.
Free, no bookings
required. Beginners
welcome.
Lyttelton Library
want to share in discussion with
other friendly book lovers. Held
every third Wednesday of the
month
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Wā Korero: Storytimes
11-11.30am
Storytimes is an interactive
programme including stories,
songs, rhymes and play. This is a
free session.
Lyttelton Library
Near & Far: Diamond
Harbour Painting Group Show
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
10am-4pm
The May exhibition at Stoddart
Cottage Gallery features some
beautiful works by talented local
artists.
Stoddart Cottage Gallery
Exhibitors
Book now
Don’t miss your opportunity to
showcase your business in front of
10,000+ qualified attendees
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REAL ESTATE
Seaside Gem - Short Call Auction!
7/3 Head Street, Sumner
Auction: Thursday 23 May 2019 Unless Sold Prior
2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 1 toilet | 1 living room | 1 car-garage | Listing Number: SM0200
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Situated just a hop, skip and a jump from
Sumner’s picturesque Esplanade, near to the
popular surf spot at the clock tower end of
Scarborough Beach, this rare property offers
an entry-level opportunity in a fabulous
seaside location.
The unique two bedroom upstairs unit
comes with its own private and sizeable
garden with lawn, raised vegetable beds and a
patio area to enjoy the sun and sea air. Offering
security and peace of mind for pet owners, the
established garden is private and fenced, and
the property also offers a single garage, and
separate storage shed, conveniently located
next to the stairs.
Inside the layout caters beautifully to
relaxed beachside living with an open plan
kitchen, living and dining area that leads to a
sunny balcony with views to the surrounding
hills. The kitchen includes a breakfast bar for
casual dining, and the cook can enjoy the
lovely outlook from the bay window.
Conveniently compact and easy-care, there
is ample accommodation for a couple or
small family with one double bedroom and
one single, each with a built-in wardrobe. The
bathroom includes a shower, vanity and toilet.
Located within walking distance from the
village’s restaurants, bars, and movie theatre,
weekend brunches are just a short and
beautiful Sumner stroll away. And, for those
who love the outdoors, there’s a wide variety
of activities on offer with the ocean at your
doorstep plus a vast array of cycle ways and
walking tracks to explore in the area.
Suitable for singles, couples, small family,
investor, Airbnb and surfers.
If you are looking for a fantastic beach pad
in a top location, inspect today as this is one of
the very few opportunities to purchase at this
level in this location. Owner has purchased -
be quick to view.
Auction date: Thursday 23 May 12:00pm
(Grenadier House, 98 Moorhouse Ave)
Unless Sold Prior
Open Homes: Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday 12:00pm - 12:45pm.
See you at the open homes or for a private
viewing or for more information contact
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Ferrymead/Sumner (Licensed Agent REAA
2008) on 384 7950 or mobile 0274 318 960.
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Brighton’s Hawke St car park.
Coastal-Burwod Ward city
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park’s private owners into
a “trip and vehicle” hazard.
WorkSafe chief inspector
a se sment southern Da ren
Surf club move
Safety at Work Act 2015, “as a
to rebuild on new site
undertaking.”
Mr Handforth said WorkSafe
Cr East abou the car park.
“WorkSafe has completed
an a se sment visi to the site
to advise them that it is their
responsibility to manage their
risks a propriately.”
Different parts of the car park
are owned by various people
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GR ENDALE SCHOOL pupils
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The New Zealand Mounted
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THE ST Andrew’s Co lege big
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Fastier, co lapsed and died the
to undertake work.
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Management Commi t e’s
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As a tribute to those who
served, members of the trust wi l
ride horseback to the service.
Mr A pleton said it was
important children were
educated on what soldiers
wen through during World
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musician,” head of music
Duncan Ferguson said.
“We were delighted to win, but
it was bi tersw et,” he said.
St Andrew’s won the most
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Cartwright steps downs
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New pi za joint
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open in Sumner
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The band dedicated it se to
Tom, who died while on his way
to Cashmere High on March 27.
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But he said the presentation
didn’t go into t o much detail
and was more of a “show and
te l” to make them aware of what
the soldiers l oked like.
Children were shown the type
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However, the public has li tle
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i sue.
Only eight submi sions were
received for a potential bylaw
aimed at regulating commercial
activities in public places.
The district council wi l be
holding a hearing for the Public
Places Bylaw and Policy on Commercial
Activities and Events in
Public Places.
A hearing i scheduled to be
held on Thursday.
The bylaw comes as an increasing
number of mobile traders
are s eking to operate in Selwyn,
especia ly during the summer
months.
In the past year, the district
council has received five inquiries
about se ting up a mobile busine s
on private or public land.
A report said there are two
str et operators in Darfield, a
coff e cart is parked beside the
railway in Ro leston, and a pi za
cart visits Lincoln w ekly betw en
September-May along with a Thai
f od truck.
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includes W olston butcher
in the competition.
He said the cha lenge started
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The preparation for this
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was intense as the team
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THE PAPANUI-I nes
Community Board has taken the
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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
prompted community board
chairwoman Ali Jones to threaten
to stand down, citing it as her “die
in the ditch” project.
Ms Jone said the board’s role
is to represen the community,
and by gathering signatures from
residents, it was fulfi ling that
role.
“One of the roles of a community
board is to represent and act
as advocate for the interests of its
community and this is what we
are doing. The LTP and a nual
plans are a l about lo bying the
council.”
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Body corporate chairman Mike
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into mediation with IAG and EQC
on February 20, and signed off
on a deal with IAG on February
2 – coincidenta ly seven years
to the day after the February 2,
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“Given that EQC actua ly drafted
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problem with them doing that.”
The apartment suffered damage
in the February and June, 20 1,
earthquakes and were demolished in
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more money than they’d wanted to
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From New World Ferry Rd
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•
• By Emily O’Co ne l
It was the firs time Mr Garth met in Auckland
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every
Emily
two
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months for THE lengthy HALSWE w ekend L-Hornbyand
he was “rea ly proud” of practices. Ri carton Community Board
to be a cut above the rest in an how the team performed.
Mr Garth, who has b en a
international competition. “We produced some top quality
products and came away competition Templeton. brought back his “In two years’ time, we’ l be
butcher for 14 years, said the and on the 2020 cha lenge.
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pa sion for the Mayor job. Lia ne Dalziel told going the back to try and win the
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South Sharp Blacks team.
qua ry.
Board chairman Mike Mora
had competed in the cha lenge
butcher shop of his own someday
but says for now he will fo-
A WOOLSTON butcher proved
has b en given the gr en cus ligh on to ge ting mor experience
o pose the pla ned qua ry near
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board on Thursday it had the okay
cently came second a the World
m eting new from people, the city s eing council new to make a
Butchers’ Cha lenge in Northern World Butchers’ Cha lenge was
submi sion if Fulton Hogan rey Winder a plies was part of the Pure
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Templeton
quarry
nity board] don’t believe qua ries
should be so close to residential
areas,” he said.
Mr Mora said he wasn’t sure if
the city council would endorse the
board’ submi sion.
“I’d like to think so because the
city council has had their eyes
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A decision to paint double yellow
lines on the stretch betw en
Summit Rd and the Sign of the
Takahe was earlier made by the
Spreydon-Cashmere Community
Board.
Bu the Banks Peninsula Community
Board decided against
ye low lines on the Summit Rd-
Governors Bay section due to the
road’s na rowne s and general
condition.
The changes are designed to try
and reduce the crash rate.
Insta lation of the double
ye low lines, the new sp ed limit
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markers wi l begin in mid
April.
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29 and May 2.
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