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• By Jess Gibson

RISING SEA levels will see tsunamis

have an even bigger impact on

Lyttelton and Akaroa harbours.

A study by the National Institute

of Water and Atmospheric Research

shows a tsunami triggered by an

earthquake in Peru would impact on

bays within the harbours if sea levels

continue to rise due to climate change.

The extent of the tsunamis

predicted in the report are almost

entirely within the existing tsunami

evacuation areas, but 12 additional

Banks Peninsula properties will have

to be added to the areas.

City council head of civil defence

and emergency management Rob

Orchard said staff engaged with a

handful of property owners on Banks

Peninsula “to make sure they’re

aware of the new information and

ways they can stay safe in the event of

a tsunami flooding their land.”

The simulation study presented

the potential flooding risks from a

tsunami triggered by a magnitude

9.28 earthquake in Peru, an event

predicted to happen once every 500

years on average.

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THE SPOTLIGHT will be on city

councillors post election – over their pay.

On page 3 today, we reveal a change in

the way city councillors are remunerated.

They will receive money from a fund

called a governance pool. They will set their

own salaries, including any increase, and how community board

members, including those representing Banks Peninsula, will be

funded.

The issue of what Banks Peninsula members get paid has been

a hot topic during this current term, and I fully agree with their

concerns.

Community board pay rates have previously been based on

population. But Banks Peninsula members have big distances to

travel to get to meetings and carry out local body business that is

more time-consuming than city board members.

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News

• By Louis Day

THE FUNDING of the Banks

Peninsula Community Board

will lie in the hands of city

councillors following the

October local body elections.

City councillors will vote

on how much of a $1,843,200

governance pool will go towards

increasing their own salaries

and decide if any should be put

towards increasing the remuneration

of the Banks Peninsula

Community Board and other

community boards.

Elected members will vote

on the allocation of funds and

make a recommendation to the

Remuneration Authority, which

will have the final say.

In spite of receiving a pay rise

of $194, the Banks Peninsula

Community Board is still paid

less than half of what inner-city

board members are.

As it stands, Banks Peninsula

Community Board members

are set to receive $9864 and the

chairperson $19,729 after the

elections.

Whereas members of the

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton

Community Board will receive

$24,580 and their chair $49,160.

They say what they are paid

fails to account for the time and


Funding review after elections

travel that the role requires.

The current remuneration

model is set by population, so

community boards with bigger

populations get better remuneration.

Banks Peninsula Community

Board member Jed O’Donoghue

thought they were paid a pittance

for the work they were

required to do.

He said the low level of remuneration

contributed to his decision

to not stand for re-election.

Half of the board have said

they may not seek reelection

because of what they are paid.

“I think to attract more candidates

and make the democratic

process better you would need

better remuneration,” he said.

Deputy Mayor and Banks

Peninsula councillor Andrew

Turner said he would like to see

some of the governance pool

used to increase the funding of

the Banks Peninsula Community

Board.

“The work of a community

board member is not solely

driven by the population that it

represents. A lot of the work of

a community board is driven

by the environment and on the

Banks Peninsula we have a lot of

environmental issues,” he said.

Andrew Jed

Turner O’Donoghue

City councillor James Gough

agreed there needed to be more

consistency in the remuneration

of community board members.

However, he thought it was

also important city councillors

were paid their fair share.

“You would be mad to not

appreciate that remuneration is

going to factor in the attraction

of quality candidates,” he said.

Councillors will receive a

minimum base salary of $97,280

– $5120 less than what they are

currently paid.

But the mayor will get an

increase, receiving $195,000 – a

$1901 rise from the current

$193,099 the role pays.

Funds from the pool could

be used to increase the base

salary of city councillors

and additional pay could be

allocated towards roles with

extra responsibilities, such as the

mayor, deputy mayor, chairs and

deputy chairs of committees.

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Fire rages, homes at risk

SEA WALL OPTIONS SOUGHT

Options on designs for various

sections of the sea wall between

Allandale and Governors Bay are

being investigated. The current

seawall is being undermined in

areas, particularly during storm

events. Works will be staged over

the three financial years where

budget has been allocated.

GODLEY HOUSE FEEDBACK

Residents can have their say on the

future of the former Godley House

site in Diamond Harbour. Public

consultation opened on Monday

for feedback on whether people

would like to see the site remain as

it is now, or be developed for future

use. The earthquakes severely

damaged Godley House and it

was demolished in 2012. If you

want to have your say, visit https://

www.ccc.govt.nz/the-council/

consultations-and-submissions/

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Work has started on the fourth

stage of the Lyttelton Wastewater

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work to complete wastewater

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Monday and it is expected to take

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Akaroa under fire on Facebook

• By Jess Gibson

A WEEK after Lyttelton was

targetted by the notorious

Facebook page Sh** Towns of

New Zealand, Akaroa has come

under fire.

A satirical review of Akaroa

which was posted to the page

last Tuesday attracted more

than 200 comments and 50

shares.

Sh** Towns of New Zealand,

which humorously writes about

“all the best places not to go on a

holiday,” is followed by more than

125,000 people.

“The Banks Peninsula outpost

of Akaroa had the misfortune of

being settled by the French and

has been filled with pretentious,

foul-smelling weirdos ever since,”

it read.

Akaroa resident and Frenchman

Steve Le Lievre does not

have Facebook but has read the

post and said it was “way the hell

off from the truth.’’

The 71-year-old is a well-known

identity in Akaroa as he is the

town crier and has lived there his

whole life.

The page took several jabs at

the town’s French history which

dates back to 1840 when the first

group of settlers landed.

Mr Le Lievre is a direct descendant

of one of those settlers,

Francois Le Lievre.

The post read: “French

origins are still evident in the

inhabitants’ laziness, aversion

to personal hygiene, unnatural

lust for baguettes and eagerness

to surrender at the first possible

opportunity,” it read.

“Oh god, it’s rather strange

to me. It has no bearing on the

history of Akaroa,” Mr Le Lievre

said.

“It’s bloody crazy, I know the

history because I’m part of it,” he

said.

The post also served a backhanded

compliment at the town’s

attractive views.

“Akaroa’s main claim to fame

DESCENDANT:

Akaroa town

crier Steve Le

Lievre is not

impressed

with a harsh

write-up on

his home of 71

years.

is its supposed ‘picturesque

charm’, which is pimped out

twice daily when hordes of

norovirus-afflicted cruise ship

passengers descend on the

hamlet to buy dodgy croissants

and take a picture next to an old

lighthouse,” it read.

Mr Le Lievre said he loves

“everything” about Akaroa

including the bustling tourism

scene.

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New study shows

impacts of tsunami

•From page 1

Different sea level rise

scenarios are considered –

ranging from 19cm to 1.06m –

over the next 50-100 years.

Lyttelton has a steep

topography on the coast

protecting most of its shoreline

from a tsunami but low-lying

bays in the harbour, like Purau

Bay, Charteris Bay, Governors

Bay and Head of the Bay, are

more exposed to inundation.

Using 2018 seas levels,

NIWA discovered during the

magnitude 9.28 earthquake

scenario the inundation at Head

of the Bay would reach 1.5km

inland with a maximum depth

of 7m.

The inundation depth for

Head of the Bay is expected to

reach 8m with 2065 sea levels,

and 9m by 2120. It would extend

about 90m inland in both

scenarios. Port areas see severe

damage to infrastructure.

Low-lying areas in Akaroa

Harbour are the most likely to

be affected in a tsunami, namely

Wainui, Akaroa, Takamatua,

Duvauchelle Bay, Barrys Bay and

French Farm Bay.

In a 9.28 earthquake with 2018

sea levels, the inundation depth

in Akaroa would be more than

5m and reach as far as 250m

inland, flooding most of the

historical town.

In a 2120 sea level scenario,

it shows inundation would

increase in Akaroa by 100m

inland. In Takamatua with

2018 levels, inundation would

reach beyond the Christchurch-

Akaroa Rd as far as 440m inland

with a maximum depth of 6.5m.

In 2120, flooding would have

increased by 60m inland.

Scenarios with higher sea

levels also amplified inundation

in other bays.

“Modelling like this is so

important in allowing us to

better understand how tsunamis

flood the land. In turn, it allows

us to make the best-informed

emergency management

decisions,” Mr Orchard said.

“We are always growing

our understanding, and as we

learn more, we will update

information in our tsunami

evacuation zones,” he said.

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NIWA at the city council’s

request as part of a multi-hazard

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• By Louis Day

ANOTHER five peacocks

have been shot as a

neighbourly dispute in

Lyttelton continues to

escalate.

In February, Brenchley

Farm owner Sue Stubenvoll

sent a legal letter to her

neighbour Janelle Wills,

who feeds the wild

peacocks. It said she had

the right to shoot the birds

under the Impounding Act.

She gave Miss Wills four

weeks notice of what would

happen if they came onto

her property.

In May, Ms Stubenvoll

arranged for someone to

shoot five of the peacocks.

Last week, she had

someone shot another five.

She said it is possible

more may be killed.

Ms Stubenvoll said she

had eaten some of the

peacocks.

“They are pretty tough so

sometimes I give bits to the

dog,” she said.

The cull comes right in

the middle of a relocation

effort to move the peacocks

out of harm’s way.

There are now only

four peacocks left.

Seventeen have been

relocated.

There were originally

more than 30 peacocks in

the area.

Miss Wills said the

TARGETED:

Five more

peacocks

have

been shot

before they

could be

moved off

a Lyttelton

property.

Five more wild peacocks

shot – and some eaten

peacocks that were shot all

had new homes and were

about to be moved.

“I don’t get it when they

have all got homes they are

set to move in to. Why kill

them when you can save

them?” she said.

She wants more time

to relocate the remaining

peacocks.

Ms Stubenvoll said she

killed the peacocks in a bid

to protect the rare geckos

and skinks that live on her

farm.

However, Miss Wills

does not believe her.

“The reason she has done

this is because she wanted

to eat them, it has nothing

to do with geckos.”

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MISSED: Douglas James (Jim)

McArthur received a Gold Star in

1998 for 25 years service to the

Sumner Volunteer Fire Brigade.

• By Jess Gibson

AFTER 25 years, volunteer

firefighter Marty Stanley still

gets an adrenaline rush when the

sirens go off at the Governors Bay

station.

Since joining the Governors

Bay Volunteer Fire Brigade in

1994, Mr Stanley has responded

to a range of call-outs in

the community and across

Christchurch.

But he said his biggest feat “by

far” was the Port Hills fires in

2017, where he helped out for

more than a week.

Now the 60-year-old has been

recognised with a gold star pin,

which represents 25 years of

service to the brigade.

“It was a pretty awesome

feeling. The years have gone really

fast, that’s for sure,” Mr Stanley

said.

“Working for the brigade is

great and it has been an amazing

ride. There’s great camaraderie.”

Mt Stanley works full-time at

Saeco Wilson in Sydenham and

says he is fortunate to have a

supportive company that allows

him to attend the brigade’s

Sumner

Volunteer

Fire Brigade

chief officer

Daryl Sayer

remembers

retired chief

fire officer

Douglas James (Jim)

McArthur, who died on

July 1 aged 75

JIM FIRST joined the Sumner

fire brigade in 1967.

In 1983, Jim and his family

moved to Timaru for work,

but he rejoined the brigade

on their return in 1987 and

served another 13 years until

Firefighter honoured for 25 years of service

call-outs. About 75 people

attended the presentation of Mr

Stanley’s award at Allandale Hall,

including firefighters and their

families.

Presenting the pin was

Queen’s Service Medal-holder

Chris Price from the Ashburton

Volunteer Fire Brigade, who was

representing the United Fire

Brigades’ Association of NZ.

Fire chief Andrew Norris said

the highlight of the evening was

Mr Stanley’s award, as well as

the service awards for 15 other

members, including certificates

for three years and five years of

service.

The brigade was started in

1988 and Mr Stanley is the sixth

member to have received the

award in 31 years.

COMMENDED: Marty Stanley

stands beside a giant

version of the gold star he

wears on his formal uniform

to represent 25 years of

service to the Governors Bay

Volunteer Fire Brigade.


Remembering a veteran

of the Sumner brigade

his retirement in 2000. Jim was

made a life honorary member

of the brigade in 1985, but the

pinnacle of his service was

when he received his Gold Star

for 25 years service in 1998.

The function for this was held

at the Sumner RSA. I seem to

recall a night of rock and roll

and dancing.

Not all of Jim’s fire brigade

activity was within the Sumner

brigade.

He had active roles in both

the Canterbury Provincial Fire

Brigades Association and the

Mid-Canterbury Fire Brigades

Sub Association, serving as

president of each (at different

times) and being made a life

member of each. Jim has

remained a firm supporter of

these organisations, and of

the Sumner Volunteer Fire

Brigade. He was always a

regular attendee of AGMs and

social events.

Last month we had our

annual AGM, which celebrated

125 years of the brigade’s

existence.

To mark this historic

occasion, we had speakers

relate their experiences of the

Sumner brigade. We had the

treat of hearing Jim speak

about some of his experiences

in the brigade, which in

hindsight turned out to be

excellent timing.

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Bid to reduce

freedom

camping

at reserve

• By Jess Gibson

AN ATTEMPT is being made to

address freedom camping issues

in Diamond Harbour by changing

a popular app.

The Diamond Harbour

Residents Association expressed

concerns in May over freedom

campers littering and causing

parking congestion for other

vehicles at Stoddart Point Reserve.

The city council has now

requested an app providing

information about freedom

camping at the reserve change its

wording to help reduce the issues.

CamperMate is a popular

phone app referenced on the city

council’s “know where to camp”

brochure, which lists freedom

camping locations nationwide

and specifies guidelines for those

areas.

CamperMate currently refers

to the city council’s freedom

camping bylaw from 2015 for the

whole of Diamond Harbour.

It states that certified selfcontained

vehicles can park at any

city council-owned site, except

a prohibited area of Purau Bay,

for a maximum of two nights per

month.

The city council has asked

CamperMate to update its

guidelines specifically for

Stoddart Point Reserve to

say “certified self-contained

campervans can stay in this

parking area for up to two

nights in any 30-day period.

Proof of self-containment will

be required. Regular monitoring

and enforcement. Please take

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locals commuting by ferry.”

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Southworth to stand in south seat

• By Jess Gibson

A FOURTH candidate

will contest Environment

Canterbury’s Owhanga –

South seat.

Geologist Vicky Southworth,

of Sumner, has

announced she will stand

for a seat which covers

Canterbury’s bays, inlets

and harbours in October’s

local body elections.

Mrs Southworth will be

standing independently against

Labour-aligned People’s Choice

candidate’s James Dann and

• By Jess Gibson

A 168-YEAR-OLD cottage in

Lyttelton will get a $50,888

upgrade.

The city council’s social,

community development and

housing committee approved the

heritage incentive grant for Islay

Cottage in Ticehurst Rd.

The cottage was built in 1851

by carpenter Thomas Kent and

later occupied by Lyttelton

harbourmaster, Captain Hugh

McLellan.

It is considered a landmark

early colonial dwelling, which

retains many original heritage

features.

Vicky

Southworth

Phil Clearwater and one other

independent, Hamish Keown.

Mrs Southworth has a Master

of Water Resource Management

from Canterbury

University which ties into

15 years of scientific and

planning skills experience.

She is trained as

a geologist and has

The grant will cover

conservation and maintenance

work for the earthquakedamaged

heritage building.

Committee chairman and

city councillor Phil Clearwater

said it is important to hold on to

heritage in a rapidly changing

world.

“The cottage reminds us of our

history and we need to retain

these past connections as we

rebuild the city for the future,” Cr

Clearwater said.

The committee also approved

$35,642 to improve Rue Jolie, a

historical dwelling in Akaroa

built in 1877.


regularly helped and lead

restoration planting and

maintenance projects

like Sumner School’s

planting day at Sumnervale

Reserve on June 22.

As a community representative

on the Canterbury water

management strategy regional

committee, she has been involved

in the complex issue of

freshwater management.

“I’ve seen how ECan works

and have got a good sense of

what’s working and what isn’t,

at least in the water space,” Mrs

Southworth said.

Within the boundary that

the south seat covers, Mrs

Southworth wants to see habitat

expansion in the Port Hills and

Banks Peninsula.

“Linking up the bits we have

so that species can migrate and

repopulate areas is an efficient

way to build resilience. Akaroa

has a reintroduced tui population

that’s doing well now,” she said.

She would also like to work

more closely with central Government

to explore options for

planting native trees as climate

change mitigation, which could

bring in revenue.

“I like to talk to people, listen

and then mull over what I hear,’’

she said.

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$50,888 upgrade approved for Lyttelton’s Islay Cottage

RESTORATION: Quake-damaged Islay Cottage on Ticehurst

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• By Jess Gibson

PAGE 9


Time capsule

found in

school ceiling

A 25-YEAR-OLD time capsule

has been discovered at Okains

Bay School.

A builder found the capsule in

the school’s ceiling. It contained

memorabilia from 1994, such as

newspaper clippings, magazines,

coins, stamps and several letters

from a roll of 19 pupils.

In one of the letters, a group

of senior pupils shared what was

happening at the time.

“New Zealand’s prime minister

is Jim Bolger, for $1 you can buy

a pie or a Crunchie bar, we drive

to school in a 1991 Falcon, 1973

Holden, 1991 Honda and 1981

Mazda,” the letter read.

“We’d like NZ to be clean,

pollution-free and war-free by

2050.”

Principal Colin Hammond

said the discovery was “very

exciting” for teachers and the

school’s 11 pupils.

Mr Hammond was in his

20s in 1994 and said he shared

what it was like to be a “spring

chicken” in those times.

Pupils will create their own

capsule before placing both back

in the ceiling to be discovered at

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Your Local Views

Projects taking shape

Port Hills

MP Ruth

Dyson shares

her views

on current

projects in

Sumner and

the Banks

Peninsula

If I never see another road

cone again . . .

One of the many things that

Christchurch folk are over is

road cones and traffic works,

detours and changed street

layouts. Driving in our city is a

bit like adventure tourism – you

never quite know what route you

will be taking or where you will

end up.

But I haven’t detected this

frustration (or at least not quite

as much as other times) with

the extensive road work that is

going on in Sumner Village. I

think there are two reasons for

tolerance.

The first is that every day the

Shag Rock to Surf Club section

of the Coastal Pathway gets

closer to finishing – and it is

going to be such an asset for

Canterbury once the next two

stages are completed.

And in the village itself, the

extensive work is the delivery of

the concept part of the village

masterplan – which we started

working on eight years ago.

It will really lift the look of

the village and I am sure will

be warmly welcomed by all

residents. (And hopefully, boost

the “Shop Local” campaign).

The other significant piece of

Diane Patricia McCarthy

responds to last week’s

Bay Harbour News article

about a comedian who was

grabbed by the back of the

head and pushed after he

made a joke about white

supremacists during a show

What we can do when we

encounter race-based statements

or actions in our community?

This week, our community

TAKING SHAPE: Extensive work has been taking place as part

of the Sumner Village masterplan.

work which is just starting is

the development at Naval Point

(as featured in the Bay Harbour

News last week).

This is definitely an “at

last” moment and the many

people who use Naval Point for

recreation, particularly on the

water, will be so pleased that

at last the area is going to be

improved.

The new Yacht Club and

Coastguard facility will be a

valuable asset to two very welldeserving

organisations. I am

confident that it won’t take as

newspaper became a vehicle for

racism. We can object.

A comedian gained a banner

headline, photo, and story.

White supremacy and swastika

jokes he was “at peace with,”

delivered three months after

March 15’s Muslim martyrdom,

triggered being assaulted after

his gig.

Reni Eddo-Lodge, the author

of Why I am no longer speaking

to white people about race, says

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long as the Sumner masterplan

work to be brought to life.

And I would like to encourage

everyone to submit on the Threat

management plan for hector’s

and maui dolphin https://

www.doc.govt.nz/our-work/

our-work-with-maui-dolphin/

hectors-and-maui-dolphinthreat-management-plan/

before

the deadline of August 4.

It needs strengthening to

save these species and if you

want help with preparing your

submission, let me know. Happy

to help.

that racism takes her real, valid

and true life experience, and

marks her as an outsider. Our

Muslim and Jewish communities

were similarly treated. This is not

acceptable.

We have bi-culturally driven

criteria to guide how we respond.

Central to Maori tikanga are the

concepts of tapu and noa; sacred

and forbidden, and open anyone.

Let’s apply them.

What material is tapu for a

VITTORIA

& Matt

Week of highs and lows

AS PART of the Matariki

celebrations, Vittoria recently had

her first hangi meal.

She loved it so much she started

using a fork on her own just to

eat it. I’m not even exaggerating,

it was literally the first time she’d

used a fork on her own. A fork

she took off Laura.

She was even scooping wee bits

up to feed to her grandparents in

exchange for more chicken.

After munching down on the

stuffing, pumpkin and potato on

her own plate, she was banging

on Laura’s potato with her fork for

more.

Truly, her father’s daughter.

This week has not been so full

of fun however, I’ve been sick with

a cold and a cough, the first time

since becoming the stay-at-home

parent.

I also had my first “concerned

parent” trip to the 24-hour surgery

on Tuesday.

To save those who read last

week’s edition from further poobased

trauma, I’ll quickly summarise

the reason; there was the

stinkyness, ’twas a strange colour

and Dr Google got me all stressed.

I started by calling Plunket, who

informed me that it would be a

good idea to take her to the doctors,

just in case.

As is typical in cases where you

present to a packed surgery with

a fairly benign concern, you wait

– for ages.

Pro tip; a giggling patient who is

comedian? Racism, child abuse,

abortion, sexual misconduct,

rape, family violence, bullying,

and other examples of sensitive

issues, exploitation and misuse of

power.

Comedian Ray Shipley explores

their gender fluidity in creative

ways, with a strong following. We

laugh at our weaknesses, blind

spots, inconsistencies.

Vote with your feet. Keep

staying away from racism.

TASTY: Vittoria enjoying a

hangi meal.

happy to run around and eat her

snacks is not high on the priority

list.

Needless to say, when I finally

saw the doctor it was a definite

non-emergency. But not wasted

time; I was reassured and what I

was worried about was a totally

legit concern. I am winning at

parenting.

So finally, to the family who

kindly lent me books and toys for

Vittoria to help entertain her and

to the wee lad who chatted with

her through the long wait, thank

you.

•Former Bay Harbour News

journalist Matt Salmons has

become a stay-at-home dad.

We follow his journey weekly.



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Plate semi-final almost

RISING HIGH: Lock Josh Loader picked up Sumner’s players’

player of the match award on Saturday. PHOTO: ROZELLE MAY

• By Gordon Findlater

SUMNER RUNNERS claimed

a number of medals at the

South Island cross-country

championships at Ascot on

Saturday.

The Christchurch Avon Club

hosted the event, which doubled as

the Kennett Cup Steeples.

A total off 33 Sumner runners

braved the cold southerly and

achieved success across both the

junior and senior ranks.

In the juniors, Lucy Wheeler

took bronze in the under-12 girls

2000m cross-country, finishing

in 8min 33sec. She beat out

fellow Sumner runner Abigail

Scott-Douglas, who was just 1sec

back in fourth. Meanwhile, Hero

Barrettelli also took bronze in

the under-10 boys 2000m with a

time of 8min 56sec. Other strong

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SUMNER WILL need a miracle

to qualify for the premier metro

rugby competition plate semifinals

after their 15-48 loss to

Linwood at Linfield Park on

Saturday.

The result means Sumner

now have to defeat Sydenham

on Saturday and hope Burnside

and Linwood suffer upset

losses to University and Belfast

respectively.

Sumner showed plenty of

promise in the opening half

against Linwood, with close to

80 per cent of the possession.

However, they found themselves

trailing 7-12 at half-time.

“To have all that possession

and territory and only score

runs came from Millie Junge, Sam

Bailey, Zara Percasky, Abigail

Junge and Neve Majendie.

The senior racing was

highlighted by titles for Lisa

Brignull, David Fitch and Graham

Batchelor.

Brignull was dominant in

the 45-49 women’s 5000m. She

finished more than 40sec ahead of

her nearest rival with a winning

time of 20min 31sec. Fitch was

seven points is one thing. Then

to give them two opportunities

and have them score two tries

was another,” said coach Martin

Dodgson. Sumner scored a first

half try through second-five Willy

Saukura after working their way

into Linwood’s territory after a

dozen fazes.

Dodgson said he couldn’t fault

his side’s mentality in the first half

after their subpar performance

against Burnside a week earlier.

In the second half, Sumner

dotted down for their second try

through fullback Poasa Cama.

After a scrum, Sumner went

down the blindside and Saukura

put Cama in to score with an

impressive off-load. Cama only

recently returned to rugby after

a serious knee injury at Linfield

Medal haul at South Island cross-country champs

even more dominant in winning

the 40-44 men’s 9000m. His time

of 30min 17sec saw him finish

nearly 4min clear. Meanwhile

Batchelor won the 70-plus 7000m

in 33min 3sec.

There were also podium finishes

for Robyn Perkins

in the 55-59 women’s 5000m,

Morgan Strong in the 45-49

women’s 5000m and Alistair Cory-

Wright in the 50-54 men’s 9000m.

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went on to score two tries in quick

succession and seized the match.

“That’s when our mentality

probably started to drop off a bit.

We started missing tackles and

we conceded two late tries,” said

Dodgson.

From an individual standpoint,

Dodgson pin-pointed the

performance of lock Josh Loader,

who picked up the players’ player

of the match. “He carried the ball

and did his core job really well.

He really ripped into things,” said

Dodgson.

Sumner are now fifth in the

bottom six competition, two

points behind Burnside in second

and the final plate semi-final spot.

Their match against Sydenham at

Sydenham Park kicks off at 2.45pm.

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5pm each Wednesday

Knit ’n’ Yarn

Today, 10am-noon

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

One Stitch at a Time

Tomorrow, 10am-noon

Have a natter over needles at

One Stitch at a Time. All are

welcome from people who have

never crafted and aren’t sure it is

for them to experienced crafters

who feel like a bit of a chat while

they sew, knit and weave.

Mt Pleasant Community

Centre

A Very Pleasant Playgroup

Tomorrow, 9.30-11.30am

Drop-in playgroup for preschoolers

and their grown-ups.

Stay for the whole session or

drop-in when it suits.

Mt Pleasant Centre

JP Clinic

Tomorrow (Little River), 11am-

12.30pm, and Saturday, 10amnoon

(Sumner)

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.

There is no charge for this service.

Little River Library and

Matuku Takotako: Sumner

Centre

Tai Chi

Friday, 7-8.30pm

This 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

Super Saturday Storytimes

Saturday, 2-3pm

Encourage learning through a

love for stories. Storytimes is an

interactive programme including

stories, rhymes, craft and play.

This is a free session.


Centre

Lens on the World

Friday, Saturday and Sunday

10am - 4pm

Opening this weekend, an

exhibition of photography by

Diamond Harbour Camera

Club including a wide range of

images from club field trips and

Head to Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre today from 10.30-noon to celebrate the magical

world of Harry Potter. Crafts and activities free for all ages.

members trips abroad. All works

for sale. Free entry. This exhibition

will continue until the end

of July.

Stoddart Cottage Trust, 2a

Waipapa Ave, Diamond Harbour

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

Akaroa Craft Group

Monday, 1.30-2.30pm

Go along and join the very

friendly Akaroa Craft Group.

Sit in comfy chairs and have a

relaxing chat while working on

your craft project. Share skills in

a wide range of crafts, including

needlework, knitting, quilting,

handicrafts, making dolls, teddy

bears and spinning.

Akaroa Library

Mt Pleasant Walking

Group

Tuesday and Thursday,

9.30am

A mix of flat and hill walks

for people with a medium

level of fitness. Walks are in

nearby areas and further

afield. There will be carpooling

with shared costs. For more

information, phone Judy 384

1269.

Various locations

Technology Help Sessions

Monday, 2-3pm

If you need help using your

computer, smartphone, iPad,

or tablet, go along to a drop-in

session. It will cover off email,

searching the internet, using

the library catalogue, eBooks,

and general computer queries.

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Eat healthy using delicious ingredients

Salads never need to

be boring, as seasonal

ingredients are just that

– seasonal. Winter brings

delicious flavours and

textures which go great with

grains. But don’t forget to

add a punchy dressing

Buckwheat with

autumn vegetables and

pomegranate dressing

Ingredients

250g buckwheat groats, rinsed

well

1 bulb fennel, cut into thin

wedges

250g pumpkin, peeled and

deseeded, cut into cubes

1 red onion, peeled and cut into

wedges

¼ cup parsley, roughly chopped

2 Tbsp fennel tops, roughly

chopped

Dressing

2 Tbsp pomegranate molasses

1 Tbsp maple syrup

4 Tbsp olive oil

¼ tsp ground cinnamon

Pinch of salt

Directions

Heat the oven to 200 deg C.

Bring a medium-sized pot of

lightly-salted water to the boil.

Add the rinsed buckwheat and

cook for 25-35min. The groats

should be tender when cooked.

Drain and rinse under cold

water. Put into a large bowl.

While the groats are cooking,

prepare the vegetables.

Put the chopped vegetables

into a bowl with enough olive

oil to coat them well. Season

with salt and cracked pepper.

Toss to combine. Spread evenly

over a suitably-sized oven dish.

Roast, turning occasionally so

the vegetables cook evenly and

colour all over (30min).

Add the ingredients together

and pour over the dressing in a

small bowl and whisk together.

Add the roasted vegetables to

the cooked buckwheat, drizzle

over the dressing and add the

herbs. Toss gently to combine,

taste and adjust, seasoning if

necessary.

Top off your healthy salad

with a nutritious treat

Hazelnut bliss balls

Ingredients

½ cup hazelnuts

½ orange (juice and grated zest)

1 cup fine coconut

1 Tbsp coconut oil

½ tsp cinnamon

1 Tbsp dark cacao powder

1 tsp vanilla essence

Pinch of salt

Chunks of your favourite (storebought)

dark chocolate for the

centre of each bliss ball.

Directions

Place all the bliss ball

ingredients (except the chunks

of chocolate) into a bowl and

mix well. Then roll balls out of

the mixture.

Push a chunk of chocolate into

the centre of each bliss ball while

shaping them in your hands. You

can choose how big you make

the bliss balls.

Woolston - 6 Teal Close

Terrific on Teal

Situated in popular Brookhaven, the welcoming ambience of this tastefully decorated executive home is evident from the

moment you step through the front door. Four double bedrooms provide ample accommodation (master with en suite and

walk in robe) whilst the well appointed entertainers kitchen means cooking for family and friends is a pleasure. Versatile living

areas mean plenty of room for both family and guests and the outside offers space and serenity, whether you are entertaining

or relaxing by the outdoor fire and the water feature. The fully fenced garden offers security for both children and pets and

year round comfort is assured with ducted heating.

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BMW X5 – performance with comfort

Motoring

Ross Kiddie

THE LAST place I expected to

see a brand new BMW X5 was in

Cootamundra, a small town near

the New South Wales/Victoria

border.

I had been to a rock concert in

Sydney, and took the train to Melbourne

to have a few days at the

formula one grand prix event.

I spotted the latest generation

sport utility vehicle sitting in a

car park near the railway station

and, although I couldn’t see the

nomenclature it had a remarkable

resemblance to the very car

I picked up soon after my return

home – it was even the same

colour – white.

BMW New Zealand is landing

the X5 here in three specifications

at launch, with other variants sure

to follow. At present there is the

choice of two six-cylinder 3-litre

diesels or a 3-litre six-cylinder

petrol engine. The test car was

the xDrive30d, the entry model

at $135,200. The other variants

are the xDrive40i at $147,900 and

M50d at $177,900. The new X5 is

true to its heritage, it is the large

sport utility vehicle that impresses

with its build quality, performance

and economy.

It is also chock full of specification,

the list is way too long

to detail considering it was also

fitted with many of the specification

items from BMW’s long list

of optional extras.

Personally, I could do without

all the bells and whistles, the X5

is a car with purpose, it is there

for the family car buyer who also

needs practicality, and it does that

well within its design parameter,

even though it is just a five-seater

only. Comfort levels are high,

and the X5 travels quietly and

smoothly.

Much of the latter is due to the

sophistication within the suspension

and driveline. BMW rates

the 2993cc diesel at 195kW and

620Nm; as a performance car

builder, the company has produced

an engine with remarkable

outputs, both developed low in

the rev band at 4000rpm and

2000rpm respectively.

Drive is passed through an

eight-speed transmission to all

four wheels, this process almost

seamless and contributes to the

refinement of the entire package,

it’s uncanny how the gearbox can

harness the high power outputs

without notice. There are also

several drive modes which can be

BMW X5: Serious four-wheel-drive system.

tempered to suit each individual’s

driving preference.

In terms of performance, the

big X5 has a solid turn of speed,

it will accelerate to 100km/h in

6.8sec, and will return a fuel usage

combined cycle average of 7.2-litre

per 100km (39mpg), that fits

with the evaluation car’s readout,

it was showing a constant average

of around 8.8l/100km (32mpg).

It also showed a 5.5l/100km

(51mpg) instantaneous figure at a

steady 100km/h cruise, the engine

unstressed at a lowly 1300rpm.

On the road, the X5 cruises

with much dignity and poise, as

you would expect from a luxury

European car. I drove the fabulous

high country roads taking

in State Highway 72, the scenic

route between Canterbury’s two

main river gorges.

The X5 has handling and control

that is akin to models from

the company that has such an enviable

sporty car heritage. I’m not

saying the X5 is a sports car but it

does have attributes that draws in

that technique as a car maker. The

30d rides on huge 22in wheels

and that contributes greatly as to

how the X5 feels from behind the

wheel, not withstanding that fourwheel-drive

enhances grip in the

first instance.

The X5 buyer can push quickly

into a corner with the knowledge

that it has ability, and offers reassurance

at the same time. While

• Price – BMW X5 30d,

$135,200

• Dimensions – Length,

4922mm; width,

2004mm; height, 1745mm

• Configuration – Sixcylinder,

four-wheel-drive,

2993cc, 195kW, 620Nm,

eight-speed automatic.

• Performance –

0-100km/h, 6.8sec

• Fuel usage – 7.2l/100km

its handling and surety must be

described as well above average,

it does so without compromising

comfort, body movement is well

controlled without the spring

and damper rates being overly

firmed.

As I’ve alluded to, the X5 is a

large SUV, it sits at just under

5m and it has a wealth of internal

space so that occupants can

spread out and enjoy the associated

benefits. If you think that

comes at the cost of rear load

space, that’s certainly not the case,

BMW claims an 645-litre cargo

carrying capacity, stretching to

1860-litres with the rear seats

folded flat.

The X5 has carved out a healthy

part of New Zealand’s SUV

market, the new model will only

add to its appeal, it’s a versatile,

practical all-rounder, and one

which through its quality build

will serve and last for many years.

I certainly hope to get a drive

with the other engine choices.


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This striking executive home makes

an immediate impression and enjoys

an irreplaceable dress circle position

opposite Nicholson Park at the top of

Scarborough Hill. Incredibly positioned

with breathtaking 270˚ views that cannot

be built out over Sumner Beach and the

city with a backdrop of the Southern Alps

and the Kaikoura Ranges.

This spectacular level corner site was a

determining factor in the distinctive design

by acclaimed architect Alick Bellerby which

won ‘house of the year’ on completion.

Spread over a 360sqm of approximate

floor plan with generously proportioned

living areas, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and

level access to 4 car garaging.

The kitchen is the hub of the home

connecting 2 of the living rooms. Warm oak

floors and full height windows flood the

home with warmth and light and optimise

the sea views. A separate downstairs media

room is a great space for teenagers, a work

from home office space or maybe a gym.

Look out over the manicured gardens

or step outside to a private Halswell stone

courtyard and BBQ area. Here you have

the ability to host everything from intimate

dinner parties to large gatherings in a very

private and sheltered setting.

The established and easily maintained

1613sqm grounds include level lawns, rose

gardens, planted borders and offers an

enviable microclimate with total privacy.

Located between Sumner Beach and

Taylors Mistake Beach, allows plenty of

recreational pleasures such as surfing,

boating, walking and cycling right on your

doorstep. While close by in the Sumner

Village you can enjoy the cafes, restaurants,

library and boutique shops.

Sublime design, superior construction

and a prestigious location combine to make

this a compelling lifestyle offering. With

our owner now committed to Auckland

you could secure this home for immediate

possession. Present all offers.

Open Homes: Sunday 14 July 2:00pm -

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See you at the open homes or for a

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contact Alison Carter of Harcourts

Grenadier Sumner (Licensed Agent

REAA 2008) on 384 7950 or mobile 0274

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Trades & Services

Landscape

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Need help with

your garden?

We provide a quality

service for all your

Garden Maintenance

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line trimming, weeding)

and Landscaping needs,

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retaining and earthworks).

Full Arborist Service

Ph 021 272 0303

AAA HANDYMAN

licensed carpenter

LBP, all property and

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CARPET & VINYL

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Exp. Repairs, uplifting,

relaying, restretching.

Email jflattery@xtra.co.nz

ph John on 0800 003 181

or 027 2407416

Phone 376 5322 or email

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Trades & Services

Atkinson Construction Ltd

• Local qualified licensed builder

• Over 30 years experience

• Building alterations

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• No job too big or small

Dean: 021 480 093

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plumbING AND GAS

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CONCRETE CUTTINg

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ph Peter 027 221-4066 or

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Select Services

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THIS YEARʼS ONLY

SOUTH ISLAND

SPA POOL EXPO!

SEE THE DEALS


BAY HARBOUR


EXPO DEALS

AZURE

RELAY

Deep and spacious, the Azure spa provides the perfect antidote to aches and pains.

Massage your tired feet on the perfectly placed foot-jets or lean back and enjoy the

comfortable lounge seat. It weighs less than 160kg without water, so go ahead and

take it with you!

With seating for 6, cushioned headrests and 35 targeted jets, there’s plenty of room

for you, friends and family to relax in the 1300 litre Relay. This value-packed spa is

FiberCor® insulated and comes with a NoFault® heater. It also comes with dimmable

multi-color LED lights for added ambience.

EXPO ONLY PRICE

RRP: $10,980

$8,900

SAVE $1,990

PACKAGE

INCLUDES:

OZONE

POLYMER STEPS

EXPO ONLY PRICE

RRP: $22,470

$15,490

SAVE $6,980

PACKAGE

INCLUDES:

OZONE

POLYMER STEPS

COVER LIFTER

11-14 JULY • AIR FORCE MUSEUM, WIGRAM


R500


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SOVEREIGN PAGE 27

To give you a genuine swimming experience the X-Series delivers stronger

resistance and less turbulence than ordinary jetted swim spas. The design

features five jets - three on top for resistance and two underneath for lift – that

create a smooth, air-free current for superior low-impact, total-body exercise.

Need a spa that fits a narrow patio or backyard? The Sovereign is spacious

enough for 6 adults to relax in comfort and features a more rectangular shape

to fit in tighter spaces. It includes all the luxury features from the Highlife®

Collection with a lounge seat featuring our patented Moto-Massage® DX jet.

EXPO ONLY PRICE

RRP: $49,180

$41,990

SAVE $6,980

PACKAGE

INCLUDES:

POLYMER

STEPS

EXPO ONLY PRICE

RRP: $40,895

$32,990

SAVE $7,900

PACKAGE

INCLUDES:

FRESHWATER

SALT SYSTEM

POLYMER STEPS

COVER LIFTER

4 DAYS ONLY • DETAILS AT SPAEXPO.CO.NZ


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OVER $1,500,000 OF PRODUCT

ACROSS MULTIPLE BRANDS!

SWIM SPAS

FROM UNDER

$26,000

VALUE BRANDS

STARTING FROM

$6,490

DETAILS AT SPAEXPO.CO.NZ

Bay Harbour: July 10, 2019

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