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LYTTELTON’S Catherine Hay 

is set to learn from some of the 

best in the acting business. 

The 24-year-old will pack her 

bags for a 10-week prestigious 

acting programme in New 

York. 

She leaves next week. 

She was selected to take 

part in a course at Stella Adler 

Studio of Acting, where Robert 

De Niro studied before he 

became a twotime 

Academy 

Award 

winner. 

He won best 

supporting 

actor in 

1975 for the 

role of Vito 

Robert 

De Niro 

Corleone in 

The Godfather 

Part II and 

best actor for 

playing Jake LaMotta in Raging 

Bull in 1981. 

Hay said she had mixed 

emotions after finding out 

she was accepted into the 

course. 

“I’m excited but also aware of 

the challenge it is going to be,” 

she said. 

•Turn to page 4 

Seaplane 

support 

takes off 

Page 3 

Top games earn 

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awards 

Page 15 

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FIVE WILD peacocks have been 

shot on a farm near Lyttelton as a 

neighbourhood dispute escalates. 

Brenchley Farm owner Sue 

Stubenvoll said the peacocks were 

killed after they wandered onto 

her property. She said it was done 

to stop them eating endangered 

geckos and skinks on the farm. 

The cull has shocked neighbour 

Janelle Wills. She told Bay 

Harbour News she needed more 

time to relocate the peacocks 

which gather at her property to 

be fed. 

In February, Ms Stubenvoll sent 

a legal letter to Miss Wills, saying 

she had the right to shoot the peacocks 

under the Impounding Act. 

She gave Miss Wills four weeks 

notice of what would happen if 

they came onto her property. 

Miss Wills said the shootings 

were “inhumane.” 

“There is no other word for it. It 

is affecting all of my family,” she 

said. 


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Wednesday May 22 2019 

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YOU WOULDN’T want to be a peacock 

strutting about in the hills above Lyttelton 

at the moment. 

That’s because if you stray onto Sue 

Stubenvoll’s farm you’re likely to get 

shot (see page 1). Stubenvoll has followed 

through on her threat to shoot wild peacocks which stray onto 

her property. 

That has upset neighbour Janelle Wills, who the peacocks have 

been heading to for a feed. 

Stubenvoll says the peacocks are also interested in snacking on 

endangered skinks and geckos she says are on her farm. And that 

is the justification for getting the gun out. 

Wills has been relocating the peacocks and wanted more time. 

She is justifiably angry. I suspect others will be too. 

And Stubenvoll’s plan to eat the peacocks? Interesting. 

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established actor and director Adrian Rawlins. 

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Support for seaplane takes off 


NOT EVERYONE in Diamond 

Harbour is against a plan to 

fly seaplanes into Lyttelton 

Harbour. 

Resident Jane Davison says the 

seaplanes will provide a boost to 

the economy. 

“I think the harbour should 

be welcoming 

to commercial 

business 

opportunity 

where it can. We 

don’t want to 

go backwards, 

Jane 

Davison 

Richard 

Suggate 

we want to go 

forwards,” she said. 

“I would have 

thought that there 

is potential to 

provide locals with 

job opportunities, 

and if people come 

to the harbour 

to do a seaplane 

flight, who is to 

say they won’t 

stop in at a bakery 

and buy a doughnut or a coffee 

somewhere?” 

In last week’s Bay Harbour 

News, Diamond Harbour 

Community Association 

chairman Richard Suggate said 

the group made a submission to 

the Civil Aviation Authority in 

opposition to Rangiora-based 

company Peninsula Air Ltd’s 

plan to construct a waterdrome 

in the harbour. 

The proposed 1km long 

runway would be located 

between Rapaki and Quail 

Island and provide seaplanes 

with an area to take off and land. 


SCENIC: A company’s bid to emulate the Sydney seaplane 

experience in Lyttelton has received a mixed response from 

residents. 

It would also take people on 

scenic tours of the peninsula. 

“We are concerned about the 

effects on other users of the 

harbour, such as waka ama, 

kayaks, swimmers, yachts, 

motorboats, the list goes on,” Mr 

Suggate said. 

Peninsula Air Ltd directors 

Mark Christensen and Grant 

Edmundson did not return Bay 

Harbour News’ phone calls. 

Mrs Davison said the 

association’s view does not 

represent the entire community. 

She said the majority of people 

she has spoken to in Diamond 

Harbour are in favour of the 

plan. 

“The community association 

has about 100 members and 

about 20 people turned up to 

their AGM. They do some good 

work but I think it is wrong 

to assume that number of 

membership could represent a 

community of over 1000 people,” 

she said. 

Mr Suggate said the 

association does not claim to 

represent the entire community. 

“There are always a range of 

opinions about any subject – I 

was expressing the views of the 

association, not the community,” 

he said. 

Public submissions close at 

the end of the month and can 

be emailed to aerodromes@caa. 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

ALCOHOL STORE HEARING 

An alcohol licensing hearing will 

be held tomorrow for the planned 

fine wine and spirits store at 1/87 

Main Rd in Redcliffs. The hearing 

will start at 10am in the Linwood 

Service Centre, 180 Smith St. The 

District Licensing Committee will 

hear evidence to help it make a 

decision on the application. 

$150K FOR STUDIO 

The former Canterbury St studio 

of well-known Lyttelton artist 

Bill Hammond has received 

a $150,000 boost. It has come 

from the Government’s heritage 

EQUIP earthquake strengthening 

programme. The funding is set to 

go towards completing extensive 

strengthening work. The building 

was bought by engineering 

company Structex in 2015. It is 

turning the top floor into office 

space with a leased commercial 

area in the ground floor. 

TE AWAPARAHI BAY 

The Lyttelton Port Company will 

give a talk on Saturday about its 

activities at Te Awaparahi Bay. It 

has consents to reclaim land and 

build wharves on 34ha of the bay. 

Reclamation work is under way 

and the first half of the work is 

expected to be completed by 2021. 

The talk will be held from 9amnoon 

at the corner of London and 

Oxford Sts. 

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BAY HARBOUR 


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Diamond Harbour firefighter fifth up tower 


FIREFIGHTERS from across the 

Bay Harbour News area raced 

up the Sky Tower’s 1103 steps on 

Saturday to raise money for those 

with leukaemia and blood cancer. 

The effort was part of the 15th 

annual Firefighter Sky Tower 

Stair Challenge where participants 

heaved 25kg of gear up 52 

flights of stairs. 

Diamond Harbour Volunteer 

Fire Brigade member Mark 

Patterson was the fastest 

volunteer up the tower with a 

time of 10min 6sec and was fifth 

overall out of more than 1000 

firefighters. 

“I was pretty chuffed actually, 

because I had been a bit crook 

building up to it. I was pretty 

nervous that I was not going to do 

that well so I am really stoked to 

get the time I did,” he said. 

Three firefighters from the 

Diamond Harbour brigade raised 

$3500. In total, the Auckland 

event raised $1 million. 

The Lyttelton Volunteer Fire 

Brigade raised $15,000 for the 

cause. 

Lyttelton chief Mark Buckley, 

who was part of the support crew, 

was immensely proud of the 

effort shown from his team. 

“It was really good to see, I 

have got a great deal of respect for 

them and their enthusiasm was 

just fantastic,” he said. 

Six firefighters from the Governors 

Bay volunteer brigade 

managed to raise $11,000. 

Akaroa Volunteer Fire Brigade 

member Jeroen Hartman also 

raised $1768. 

Lyttelton Volunteer Fire Brigade 

participants – Peter Lauryssens, 

Jack Montgomery, Andrew 

GOOD EFFORT: 

Diamond 

Harbour 

Volunteer 

Fire Brigade 

member Mark 

Patterson 

finished fifth out 

of more than 

1000 firefighters. 

He is pictured 

with wife 

Gabby and son 

Matthew. 

Legge, Andrew Yaxley, Craig 

Smith, Philip Leabourn, Glen 

Walker, Jed Martin, Kevin Hurl. 

Governors Bay Volunteer Fire 

Brigade participants – Vaughan 

Jones, Mike Smith, Nick Tilley, 

Matt Annand, John Abbott, 

Anita Norris. 

Diamond Harbour Volunteer 

Fire Brigade participants – Mark 

Patterson, Jacob Greenlaw, Jeremy 

Palmer. 

Akaroa Volunteer Fire Brigade 

– Jeroen Hartman. 


ALL SMILES: (Top) – The Lyttelton Volunteer Fire Brigade team 

take a breath after conquering the Sky Tower. The Governors 

Bay Volunteer Fire Brigade team (above) raised $11,000 for the 

Leukaemia and Blood Cancer foundation. 

Singer wants to transition into acting 

ROCK ON: Catherine Hay in 

costume for We Will Rock You. 

•From page 1 

“I am feeling like I am ready 

for a new challenge though, and 

hoping to soak up whatever they 

throw at me over there.” 

Hay usually sticks to musical 

theatre but is hoping to branch 

out during the course. 

“I am doing this acting 

course and throwing myself in 

the deep end without the security 

of being able to hide behind a 

song.” 

She has participated in a 

number of professional musical 

productions, including a leading 

role in We Will Rock You. 

“It was my first kind of lead 

role in a bigger company, it was 

at the Isaac Theatre Royal, two 

and a half weeks of shows, a 

1200-seat audience, doing seven 

shows a week and it was rock 

music so it was very vocally 

demanding and then trying to 

balance a day job with that was a 

challenge.” 

Hay is currently balancing 

her time as an organisational 

psychology consultant, singing 

teacher and aspiring actor. 

She said she would sometimes 

spend 30 to 35 hours a week in 

rehearsals while balancing her 

other commitments. 

She is hoping the 10-week 

acting course will help her transition 

into acting full-time. 

“My goal is to become 

competitive in auditioning for 

professional roles throughout 

New Zealand and possibly even 

going over to London for a little 

bit.” 

Five wild peacocks shot 

•From page 1 

Miss Wills said 10 peacocks 

had been relocated with the help 

of Serendipity Animal Rescue. 

But others hadn’t been because 

they would flee when trying to be 

captured. 

More time was needed to catch 

the peacocks, she said. 

Department of Conservation 

senior biodiversity ranger Anita 

Spencer said there were rare 

geckos and skinks in the area. 

“DOC hasn’t carried out any 

formal surveys to confirm there 

are lizards on the farm, but we 

understand a herpetologist has 

visited the property and identified 

the lizards,” she said. 

However, Ms Spencer said 

chickens posed the same threat to 

geckos and skinks that peacocks 

did, which Ms Stubenvoll keeps 

on her farm. 

Ms Stubenvoll said her chickens 

were not eating the geckos 

and skinks. 

“You can tell from the droppings 

of a chicken what it has 

been eating, if it has been eating 

something with blood in it the 

droppings go black. Guess what 

the colour of the peacock droppings 

are? Black! The chickens’ is 

a wispy white.” 

Ms Stubenvoll also told Bay 

Harbour News she plans to eat 

the peacocks, and more will be 

culled. 

“It would be an awful waste to 

not eat them,” she said. 

Miss Wills said she was “disgusted” 

by the plan to eat the 

peacocks. 

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Sharp perspex shards 

left on toddler swing 


VANDALS left a 

sinister calling card at 

the Diamond Harbour 

Playcentre – sharp perspex 

on a toddler swing. 

Police said the act could 

have caused injury. 

“A mindless and 

dangerous act that could 

cause serious harm to 

babies,” said Sergeant 

Franco Lovrich. 

Diamond Harbour 

Playcentre president Anna 

Blundell 

found the 

perspex 

window 

of the 

boat in its 

playground 

Franco 

Lovrich 

had been 

kicked in 

on Monday 

last week, with shards 

scattered all over the 

ground. 

She then saw someone 

had placed the shards on 

the swing with the sharp 

edges facing upwards. 

Miss Blundell cut her hand 

removing the shards from 

the swing. 

Sergeant Lovrich 

VANDALS: The perspex 

window in the Diamond 

Harbour Playcentre’s toy 

boat was broken and 

sharp shards were put 

on the toddler swing. 

described the act as 

mindless and dangerous. 

“We will certainly be 

following up on this with 

the view to potentially 

fingerprinting items at the 

scene, as well as looking 

at their security measures 

and providing advice to 

them where necessary,” 

he said. “We also ask the 

public for any information 

and that any suspicious 

behaviour is reported to 

us.” 

Miss Blundell, who has 

three children of her own 

attending the playcentre, 

was disgusted by the 

incident. “It makes me 

very angry that someone 

would intentionally hurt 

our children, the plastic 

was in the baby toddler 

swings that is for under 

two-year-olds. It just 

makes me angry that they 

think it is funny to do 

that,” she said. 

Miss Blundell said 

vandalism was something 

the playcentre used to 

experience quite regularly 

before security cameras 

were put in six months 

ago. 

•Any one with 

information on the 

incident should phone 

police on 328 7905 or 

provide information 

anonymously through 

Crime Stoppers on 

0800 555 111. 

Dancer stepping up to world stage 


SAM Richardson wants 

to become one of the best 

dancers in the world. Now, 

the 19-year-old from Mt 

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get there. 

He is one of three 

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Richardson is set to 

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They finished second in 

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THE FIRST walls of the 

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Pupils watched on as the 

pre-cast concrete 

walls were placed 

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Principal Rose 

McInerney was 

delighted with the 

progress being 

made. 

“After a lot of 

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is definitely going 

to happen. There 

were so many 

bridges that we had to 

cross to get here, but it is 

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Rose 

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have our school return to 

the community next year,” 

she said. 

Pupils will move into 

the new school on April 

27 and the official opening 

will be held in 

June. 

Prime Minister 

Jacinda Ardern 

said she will “do 

everything she 

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opening of the 

school in a letter to 

pupils. 

Ms McInerney 

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that we have been on the 

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After a community 

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It was decided the school 

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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

“LET’S GET the bugger over 

there and see what can happen.” 

That was the plan behind 

a fundraising effort that has 

gone into getting Lytteltonbased 

performer Tom Trevella 

to England to work under 

established actor and director 

Adrian Rawlins. 

At the end of the month, the 

long-standing Lyttelton Arts 

Factory actor will fly to the town 

of Beverley, near Hull, to star in 

a contemporary murder mystery 

play named Chippy, which will 

premiere at the East Riding 

Theatre. 

He will be working under the 

direction of Rawlins, who is best 

known for his role of James Potter 

in the Harry Potter films and 

Arthur Kidd in the 1989 horror 

film The Woman in Black. 

More than $3500 was raised 

at a quiz night on Saturday held 

at the theatre company to help 

cover Trevella’s travel costs – 

including airfares, train tickets, 

insurance and visas. 

Trevella said it was really 

“humbling” to see the Lyttelton 

community turn out to support 

his trip overseas and was looking 

forward to being able to give 

back next year. 

Chippy is earmarked to be 

performed in the LAF next 

MURDER MYSTERY: Lyttelton Arts Factory actor Tom Trevella and Hester Ullyart will perform at 

the East Riding Theatre in an original play by Joe Bennett, named Chippy. The show will come to 

Lyttelton next year. 

year. 

“It is a chance for me to broaden 

my horizon and get to work 

in a different environment,” 

Trevella said. 

Trevella described Rawlins 

as an “actor’s director” and was 

most looking forward to taking 

advantage of his knowledge and 

experience. 

“Just working with a professional, 

he has been working in 

the industry for so many years 

He is going to have a lot to pass 

on,” Trevella said. 

The opportunity for Trevella 

to travel overseas is born out 

of the strong professional relationship 

between LAF 

creative director Mike Friend 

and Rawlins. 

The relationship between the 

two theatre companies has led 

to the formation of an artist 

Local 

News 

Now 

Lyttelton actor takes play to England 

exchange programme which has 

given actors the opportunity to 

travel between England and New 

Zealand. 

In the past four years, 

the theatre companies have 

collaborated on a range of 

projects. It has seen English 

actresses Annie Kirkman and 

Hester Ullyart travel to the city 

to perform in The Butler Dresses 

Again at LAF. 

Ullyart also returned to LAF 

this year to be mentored by 

Friend to direct the show of Our 

Town. 

The show will see Trevella 

perform alongside Ullyart, 

who has worked at a range of 

theatre companies including 

Northern Broadsides, West 

Yorkshire Playhouse and 

Sheffield Theatres. 

Trevella said the beauty of having 

worked with Ullyart before is 

already having a rapport which 

makes it easier because there 

is only two weeks to rehearse 

together. 

As well as heading to England, 

he has numerous projects on 

the go including television pilot 

Don’t Be Frank produced by Nick 

Mclean and Motion and Light 

Video Production. 

He will also perform in The 

Wind in the Willows at The 

Court Theatre at the end of the 

year. 

Residents pleased with removal of Balmoral Hill fence 


THE FENCE at the bottom 

of Balmoral Hill has been 

removed. 

The fence, which was put there 

following the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake, was removed on 

Tuesday after the city council 

found it was no longer needed. 

Over the last 18 months the 

city council has been undertaking 

a review and clean-up of the 

fences remaining around the 

city post-earthquake. 

“There was a delay in removing 

the fence as there was a 

redundant drain that had to 

be made safe. As this has happened, 

and other maintenance 

was undertaken 

(trimming of vegetation), 

the fence has been removed,’’ 

said city council 

delivery transport and 

planning manager Lynette 

Ellis. 

Redcliffs Residents 

Association chairwoman 

Christine Toner was delighted 

to see the fence removed. 

“It is just fantastic, we are just 

absolutely thrilled about it,” she 

said. 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board member 

Darrell Latham thought the 

removal of the fence 

would enhance the entrance 

into the village. 

“This is a such 

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with beautiful cliffs 

and coastal areas 

through which 

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Christine transit daily. The 

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vegetation is really positive 

and it is another box ticked 

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for harbour 

restoration 

A PLAN to restore the condition 

of Lyttelton Harbour has received 

a $150,000 boost. 

Whaka-Ora Healthy Harbour 

partnership chairwoman Yvette 

Couch-Lewis, of Ngāti Wheke, 

said the funding, which comes 

from the Ministry for the 

Environment, will go towards 

consultation with farmers and 

implementing some of the 

projects which come out of the 

consultation. 

“People who live in the harbour 

basin all care deeply about the 

land and the harbour. We’ll be 

working with the local farmers 

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wetlands, undertake stream 

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that will reduce the sediments and 

contaminants that are going in 

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The partnership consists of 

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Local 

News 

Now 

Getting away for Mother’s Day 

JUST IN CASE you didn’t read last 

week’s column, we all got away for a 

short family vacation/Mother’s Day 

escape to Greymouth at the end of 

last week. 

Vittoria also only naps once a day 

now. It’s a tough transition for me. 

Whatever, don’t judge me parents of 

older kids. 

Pro-tip; a long car ride across the 

Southern Alps can give the illusion 

of a much longer nap time. As long 

as they can’t ask: “Are we there yet?” 

We managed to get away for 

our trip a mere 40min after our 

scheduled departure time. 

Vittoria went straight 

into her nap as we left the city, 

but with a couple of stops 

through the mountains 

(including the wonderful Otira 

Stagecoach Hotel) the total trip 

took longer than it would have on 

the bus. 

I actually enjoyed that though, it 

felt more like an old-school Kiwi 

whānau getaway. We even stayed in 

a holiday park and had a pub meal 

on the first night. 

Love it. 

We managed to get in a fair 

amount of sightseeing and 

relaxation in a couple of days, with 

Friday’s perfect weather making a 

great accompaniment to the views 

at Punakaiki. 

I even managed to sneak in a tour 

at the Monteith’s Brewery. Just me 

VITTORIA 

& Matt 

though, can you imagine taking a 

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For Vittoria, the best part 

was quite probably the 

playground at the holiday 

park. Unfortunately, it started 

pouring down with rain not long 

after we arrived so she only got to 

play on it for like five minutes on 

day one. 

You should have seen how 

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her back to the room. 

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screaming. 

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and able to be played on 

was awesome. She actually said 

“wow.” 

She’s not even talking yet but the 

playground managed to coax out 

what could be considered an actual 

recognisable word. 

Damn, that’s a good playground. 

To finish off our trip we took 

even longer to come home on 

Saturday, adding in more stops. 


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On tuesday 7th of May, the Mitre10 Mega Ferrymead team lent a 

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After our original date was postponed due to poor 

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on the empty lawn beside the community centre. 

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local community can now grow, 

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The second project included clearing, 

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pit. Deciding on a paving pattern 

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after drawing straws a design was finally agreed upon. 

A big thank you to the team at Firth Industries, who 

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Although it wasn’t needed on the day our last task 

included erecting a shade sail to complete the BBQ 

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Your Local Views 

TIDY KIWI: Ferrymead Rotary Club member Ingrid Robertson 

transports rubbish to the pick-up point during the Mother of All 

Clean Ups. 

THE REMOVAL of remnant 

piles at Naval Point has been 

delayed. 

The 52 concrete piles – 

originally from the planned 

Magazine Bay marina, which 

was devastated by a storm in 

2000 – were set to be removed 

during April but will now 

be removed at the end of the 

month. 

The delay comes after 

equipment required for the 

removal project was needed on 

the West Coast to help with the 

clean-up following the flooding 

in March. 

The work will now begin in 

the final week of this month and 

is expected to take four weeks, 

depending on sea and weather 

conditions. 

City council head of parks 

Andrew Rutledge said it was 

important for the equipment to 

have been diverted to help on 

the West Coast. 

“Although this has caused a 

small delay, we are happy the 

pile removal will start at the end 

of the month, improving the 

safety of the popular recreational 

spot for the different people and 

groups that use the bay for water 

activities.” 

The piles will become part of 

the Lyttelton Port Company’s 

reclamation work, saving on 

disposal costs. 

A wider piece of work is being 

carried out by the city council to 

develop Naval Point, which will 

involve public consultation later 

this year. 

Local 

News 

Now 

Cleaning up our rivers 

and cooking meals 

Ferrymead 

Rotary Club 

member 

Barbara Crooks 

writes about 

how the charity 

has been giving 

back to the 

community 

FERRYMEAD Rotarians have 

been hands-on in the community 

over the past few weeks. 

They got their hands dirty 

clearing rubbish from the 

McCormacks Bay causeway, 

then made sure those hands were 

clean as they scrubbed up a few 

days later to cook an evening 

meal at Ronald McDonald 

House. 

Tanya Jenkins, a Ferrymead 

Rotary member and Mother 

of All Clean Ups co-ordinator, 

identified some encouraging 

trends. There were more helpers 

than last year, and there was 

less rubbish. Even so, the 835 

volunteers from 42 groups 

gathered 3.6 tonnes (588 bags) 

and 61 car tyres. 

This was the clean-up’s seventh 

year. It encompassed the Avon 

and Heathcote rivers, as well 

as the estuary. It was organised 

by the Avon-Heathcote Estuary 

Ihutai Trust, the Avon River 

and Heathcote River networks, 

with City Care collecting and 

disposing of the bags. 

A few days later, Ferrymead 

Rotarians cooked dinner for 

out-of-town families staying at 

Ronald McDonald House while 

their children receive treatment 

at Christchurch Hospital. The 

facility caters for children 

under-21 who have to come 

to Christchurch for long-term 

treatment. 

Ferrymead Rotary has joined a 

growing number of organisations 

and businesses on the cooking 

roster. There is no upper or lower 

limit – some do it once a year, 

others much more regularly. 

This was Ferrymead’s second 

time, and the crew kept it simple 


– chicken legs, roast vegetables, 

coleslaw and apple pie for 45 or 

so. It might not have been cordon 

bleu, but it got a big tick from 

one Nelson 12-year-old: “That 

was a lot better than the hospital 

meals,” she said. 

The families – some of whom 

have to stay in Christchurch for 

months because the children 

need care not available in their 

home towns – were unanimous 

in their appreciation of the 

difference it makes not having 

to organise and cook after a long 

day at the hospital. 

And it was a salutary 

experience for the ‘chefs’ as they 

sat down to share their meal with 

youngsters and parents. They felt 

they had done something that 

was very worthwhile and much 

appreciated, and they learnt a lot 

from hearing the families’ stories. 

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Sumner’s club day comeback 

SPORT 

• By Gordon Findlater 

CLUB DAY was celebrated 

in style at St Leonards Square 

when Sumner’s premier side 

overturned a 17-point deficit 

to beat Sydenham 28-22 on 

Saturday. 

Sumner found themselves 

in a tricky situation after just 

20min. A try 

to winger 

Charles 

Oswald was 

all the they 

had on the 

board while 

Sydenham 

ran rampant 

to take a 5-22 

Martin 

Dodgson 

lead. 

“We got 

ourselves into 

a hole playing some horrible 

rugby. It was reminiscent of 

the first five rounds . . . we were 

absolutely gone,” said coach 

Martin Dodgson. 

However, Sumner didn’t 

replicate the trend that saw them 

start the season with five straight 

losses. A try to Mathew Tuala 

and a penalty try following a 

high shot on Oswald before the 

end of the half saw them turn the 

tide to trail 21-22 at the break. 

“It shows how far the team 

has come, especially the leaders. 

The leaders were really calm and 

came up with some really clear 

solutions and then the boys went 

to work,” Dodgson said. 

As the home crowd came 

alive, Sumner dominated the 

second half. Their set piece and 

defence came to the fore, which 

resulted in Sydenham being kept 

scoreless – the first time Sumner 

hadn’t conceded points in a half 

this year. A converted try from 

halfback Hayden O’Donnell 

proved to be the difference. 

“That second half was really 

reminiscent of the second half 

against Lincoln University. We 

forced them into a lot of errors, 

which caused a lot of set piece 

which we were dominating,” said 

Dodgson. 

The win was Sumner’s third 

on the trot following results 

against Lincoln University and 

Canterbury University. They 

still have a mathematical chance 

of sneaking into the top six for 

the second half of the season. 

However, they will need other 

results to go their way in the final 

three rounds of the competition’s 

Bays fight to achieve their SFL goal 

FERRYMEAD Bays are entering 

do or die territory in their bid to 

qualify for the Southern Football 

League. 

Bays are two points off a spot 

in the Mainland Premier League 

top five after a 0-2 away loss to 

Nelson Suburbs at the weekend. 

The top five teams at the 

conclusion of the MPL will 

qualify for this year’s SFL. 

With five rounds remaining 

in the MPL, Saturday’s match 

against Western AFC at 

Ferrymead Park will be crucial 

in their bid to make the cut for 

the SFL. 

When Bays and Western met 

on April 6, Western took the 

honours 1-2 at Walter Park. 

Over the weekend, keeper 

Adam Highfield ensured Bays 

went into the break 0-0 in 

Nelson. He did well to shut out 

Nelson Suburbs in the second 

half. However, with just 13min to 

play, Nelson Suburbs broke the 

deadlock through Ben Wright. 

Six minutes later Cameron 

Gordon found the back of the net 

from a Ryan Stewart corner to 

double the lead. 

Bays will also play in the 

second round of the Chatham 

Cup after a 2-1 win over Halswell 

United. 

They will meet FC Twenty 11 

on Queen’s Birthday for a place 

in the next round. 

SUCCESS: (Clockwise) – Halfback Hayden O’Donnell scored 

Sumner’s match-winning try against Sydenham. Harry Hawkes 

and Liam Taylor picked up awards after the Sumner Kingfish’s 

70-30 win over Halswell-Wigram on club day. The Sumner 

Sharks started club day early with a 32-5 win at Christchurch 

Park on Friday night. 

first phase. Other club day 

results saw the Sumner Sharks 

start their celebration early in the 

classics division with a 32-5 win 

over the Christchurch Canardly 

Heroes at Christchurch Park 

on Friday night. Meanwhile, 

Sumner’s reserve side went down 

5-63 to Sydenham’s reserves at St 

Leonards Square. 

Sumner and Suburbs’ 

combined under-16 girls team 

also played at St Leonards 

on Saturday, going down to 

Prebbleton 22-50. 

But it was a club day to 

remember for Sumner’s junior 

teams. Their 12 junior sides 

all played at McCormacks Bay 

and enjoyed huge success. The 

only loss of the day came in 

an all-Sumner affair, meaning 

all opposition sides were left 

winless. 

On Saturday, Sumner’s 

premier side will face Burnside, 

which are in ninth spot, tied 

with Sumner on 17 points. The 

match at Burnside Park kicks off 

at 2.45pm. 

Metro premier standings: 

Christchurch 33pts, 1; Lincoln 

University 33pts, 2; Marist 

Albion 31pts, 3; HSOB 27pts, 

4; Shirley 25pts, 5; Linwood 

24pts, 6; New Brighton 

19pts 7; Sydenham 19pts, 8; 

Burnside 17pts, 9; Sumner 

17pts, 10; Belfast 11pts, 11; 

University 0pts, 12. 

CRUNCH TIME: 

Ferrymead 

Bays sit two 

points outside 

a Southern 

Football League 

berth with 

five rounds in 

the Mainland 

Premier League 

to go. 

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Lexus UX – gateway into the luxury brand 

Motoring 

Ross Kiddie 

I NEVER would have picked the 

change of direction that Lexus has 

travelled in the last few years. 

The company came onto the 

global market in 1989 with a 

large sedan and since then sport 

sedans, coupes and convertibles, 

along with a luxury four-wheeldrive 

vehicle, have accounted for 

a large part of its sales. 

However, in recent times, to 

capitalise on the global demand 

for sport utility vehicles, Lexus 

has changed direction slightly, 

there are a large number of SUVs 

in the company’s line-up, and it is 

ever-increasing. 

Just recently, a compact SUV 

has been launched by Lexus. 

Badged simply UX, it sits beneath 

the small-to-medium NX and 

RX. If you think of Toyota RAV4 

size, then the UX is about that 

stature, however, it gets a heap of 

upmarket kit that clearly has it 

sitting in the luxury car category. 

The UX lands here in force, 

there are seven front-wheel-drive 

and all-wheel-drive variants, all 

are 2-litre powered, yet there is 

the option of hybrid technology. 

From what I’m picking up from 

Lexus New Zealand and at local 

dealer level, the hybrid is the 

car to beat and it is the subject 

of this evaluation , an F-Sport 

Limited to be exact. It sits at 

$72,900. 

Incidentally, the UX hits the 

showroom floors at $59,900 for 

a 2-litre petrol, while a rangetopping 

4WD Limited hybrid sits 

at $75,900. 

I’ve driven a lot of hybrids out 

of the Lexus and Toyota stables 

recently, and I agree, the UX in 

hybrid form takes a lot of beating. 

For one the hybrid system has 

become what I would call normal. 

Whereas once hybrids took a little 

understanding and a technique 

to drive them effectively, that 

has all changed. Today’s hybrid 

works much like any other petrolpowered 

car, it feels just so right, 

and in Lexus form the refinement 

within the driveline mechanicals 

makes it hard to detect any 

transfer of power between electric 

delivery and when the petrol 

engine kicks in. 

Of course, there are many 

other benefits other than the 

sophistication, the UX hybrid is 

rated with a 4.5-litre per 100km 

(63mpg) combined cycle fuel 

usage rating. That claim sits 

well with the readout on the 

evaluation car, it was showing 

around 7l/100km (40mpg) when 

I took it back to the dealership. 

The UX is also quick, that’s the 

LEXUS UX F-SPORT: Two-litre engine with or without hybrid 

option. 

benefit of electric delivery. It will 

scamper to 100km/h in 8.6sec, 

and will complete an overtake 

manoeuvre in 5sec. The latter 

is attributed to the solid midrange 

delivery between electric 

and petrol, the UX has dynamic 

performance, Lexus claiming 

power outputs of 135kW and 

188Nm. 

Not only is the UX a spirited 

drive, it also handles with aplomb. 

I guess it doesn’t wear a F-Sport 

badge for nothing, the UX has 

accurate corner turn-in and 

definite steering feel. 

This is something Lexus does 

so well, the steering is involving 

and communicative. Riding on 

beautiful Bridgestone Turanza 

tyres (225/50 x 18in), there is a lot 

of rubber in contact with the road 

and it shows, grip levels are high 

even without the four-wheeldrive 

option. 

There is little sensation power 

is coming out the front wheels 

only, the UX is balanced and 

controlled and, of course, you 

get an amazingly compliant ride, 

traditional with all Lexus models. 

That luxury feel doesn’t end 

there, the cockpit and cabin area 

is plush, the way Lexus create 

interiors is a real credit. The test 

car was trimmed with white 

leather, yet there are contrasting 

elements which work effectively 

to tone down the overpowering 

effect of light. 

There are also the ingredients 

which luxury car owners would 

expect even from an SUV. The 

UX is chock full of the latest 

technology for safety, comfort 

and convenience, and its styling 

and design inside and out is eyecatching 

and desirable. All of the 

ingredients are in place to make 

the UX very much a part of the 

• Price – Lexus UX 250h 

F-Sport, $72,900 

• Dimensions – Length, 

4495mm; width, 1840mm; 

height, 1520mm 

• Configuration – Fourcylinder, 

front-wheel-drive, 

1987cc, 135kW, 188Nm, 

continuously variable 

automatic. 

• Performance – 

0-100km/h, 8.4sec 

• Fuel usage – 4.5l/100km 

Lexus family. 

Lexus claim the UX is the 

gateway model into the brand. I 

guess that’s a good call, however, 

the company will have to market 

that hard, Toyota have just 

launched an amazing new RAV4, 

and some models have similar 

drivelines to the UX. While it’s nice 

to step up into Lexus luxury, some 

buyers may well be happy with the 

cheaper option. 

Wherever the UX goes in 

terms of sales, it is just part of 

a spectacular range of Lexus 

models. 

Personally, I’d still be sticking 

to one of the sport sedans or 

coupes from the stable, but for 

those who do need or want an 

SUV, the UX will certainly be 

a purchase which will keep the 

buyer happy for many years, and 

it will definitely put a smile on 

their face every time they see 

the savings hybrids offer when it 

comes to fill-up time at the local 

service station.



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PAGE 17 

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1999 toYota landCruiser Prado tz 

sunroof, low kms, diesel turbo 

Only 161,766kms, eight 

seats, auto, timing belt 

changed, one owner 

in NZ since it 

was imported, 

very tidy. 

$17,990 

$103 Pw 

2014 mazda 3 2.0 gsx 

nz new, onlY 40460kms, Cruise 

Popular sporthatch, chain 

driven engine, excellent 

economy with i-stop, 

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camera, navigation/maps, 

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droPside flat deCk 

New muds and rims, snorkel, bonnet 

protector, reverse camera, 3.0 diesel 

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cruise control, flares. 

$32,990 

$185 Pw 

2015 ford ranger xlt 

4x4, auto, deCk liner 

Hard deck cover, side steps, 3500kg 

towing capacity, factory alloys, 

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2012 Holden Commodore ss-V ute 

sPorts exHaust 

Only 128,000kms, hard deck lid, deck liner, 

automatic, 6 litre V8, 

sounds awesome. 

$28,990 

$163 Pw 

2008 toYota Corolla blade 

stand out from tHe Crowd 

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start/stop, 8 airbags, AUX input, Isofix child 

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2011 ford kuga titanium sPeC 

Panorama roof, leatHer 

Heated front seats, reversing camera, 

multipile airbags, cruise control, black 

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$16,990 

$103 Pw 

2005 mazda atenza 2.3s wagon 

blaCk out alloYs 

Looks great, black on black out alloys, 

tinted windows, 

chain driven engine. 

$8,990 

$53 Pw 

2006 toYota raV-4 

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alloys, 4wd, rear spoiler, spare 

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$53 Pw 

2004 Holden Crewman s V6 

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Perfect for carrying your tools or your family 

pets, cruise control, alloys, 

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$10,990 $70 Pw 

2007 nissan skYline 350gt 

PaddlesHift, PusH button start/stoP 

Performance and comfort from this rear 

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2012 Holden Commodore 

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$81 Pw 

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Push button start/stop, factory alloys, 

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blaCkout alloYs, PaddlesHift 

Chain driven, 2.3 litre engine, 

body kit, rear spoiler, 

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$53 Pw 

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18inCH alloYs, Half leatHer trim 

Near new tyres, chain driven, 

2.3 litre engine, auto, Tip Tronic 

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$55 Pw $48 Pw 

2007 Holden Commodore sV6 

sPorts seats, rear sPoiler 

Cruise control, factory bodykit, alloys, 

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$64 Pw 

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2015 SkODA OcTAvIA 132kw 

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2012 MITSubISHI OuTlANDER 2.4 lS 

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2014 TOYOTA HIluX 4wD D/cAb 

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2004 TOYOTA cOROllA AllEX 

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2006 NISSAN NAvARA D/cAb 4wD 

3.0 Diesel, 5 speed manual, air cond, running boards, 

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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 

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 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 

Email louis.day@starmedia.kiwi by 5pm 

each Wednesday 

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. 


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 

Social Games Club 

Monday, 10-11.30am 

Want to play a game of Scrabble, 

chess, or Rummikub? Go and 

join the friendly group. 


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 

Sumner Centre Book 

Discussion Scheme 

Today, 11am–noon 

For those who love reading and 

want to share in discussion with 

other friendly book lovers. Held 

every third Wednesday of the 

month 


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 

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. 

Lyttelton Library 

JP Clinic at Little River 

Tomorrow, 11am-12.30pm 

A justice of the peace will be 

available to members of the community, 

to witness signatures and 

documents, certify document 

copies, hear oaths, declarations, 

Go along to a 

Technology 

Help Session 

on Monday, 

2-3pm. If you 

need help using 

your computer, 

smartphone, 

iPad or tablet, go 

along to a free 

drop-in session. 

Learn to use 

email, search the 

internet, use the 

library catalogue, 

eBooks and 

other computer 

functions. 

Matuku Takotako: 

Sumner Centre. 

affidavits or affirmations as well 

as sign citizenship, sponsorship 

or rates rebates applications. 

There is no charge for this 

service. 

Little River Library 

Near & Far: Diamond 

Harbour Painting Group 

Show 

Friday, Saturday and Sunday 

10am-4pm. 

Last chance this weekend to see 

some beautiful works by talented 

local artists who are members of 

the Diamond Harbour Painting 

Group on show at Stoddart 

Cottage Gallery. Most works 

are for sale. Historic Stoddart 

Cottage is an interesting place 

to visit as part of a day out in 

Diamond Harbour. 

Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 2a 

Waipapa Ave, Diamond 

Harbour 

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214 Main Roard, Moncks Bay, Redcliffs 

Auction Sunday 9 June 2019 at 11am (unless sold prior) 

4 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 2 toilets | 2 living rooms | 1 car garage | Listing Number OPA24664 

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Perfectly positioned within a stone’s throw 

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In this fantastic location, within a short 

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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 

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Mr Handforth said WorkSafe 

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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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The New Zealand Mounted 

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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. 

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upcoming Anzac Day service. 

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ride horseback to the service. 

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important children were 

educated on what soldiers 

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A CRACKDOWN on mobile 

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However, the public has li tle 

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Only eight submi sions were 

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THE PAPANUI-I nes 

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facility in Shirley. 

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removed funding for the centre 

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intersection with Hi ls Rd. This 

was the site of the former community 

centre, which was badly 

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Mr Mora said he wasn’t sure if 

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The sp ed limit change was 

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lines on the stretch betw en 

Summit Rd and the Sign of the 

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Bu the Banks Peninsula Community 

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Insta lation of the double 

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The work i scheduled to take 

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