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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2019
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CLEVER: Associate professor and volcanologist Ben Kennedy has won Canterbury University’s highest teaching award.
• By Sophie Cornish
SUMNER volcanologist Ben
Kennedy liked blowing up
vinegar and baking soda when
he was a young boy. Now he
travels the world studying lava
at active sites and has used his
experiences, as well as years of
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Lyttelton and Sumner
Seawall will
need to be
rebuilt to
protect
coast from
future storms
• By Louis Day
AN EXPERT says the Sumner
Esplanade rock retaining wall
will need to be rebuilt.
Otago University associate
geography professor Mike Hilton
said if the 1.2km seawall is not
rebuilt within 10 years or so,
there will be an
increased risk of
exposure to waves
coming over the
wall.
Prof Hilton
has examined a
report on the wall
from engineering
Mike Hilton
consultant, Jacobs, which found
there are 19 points along the wall
where repairs are required.
However, Prof Hilton
said there is no immediate
danger.
“In the next few years, the
storm surge on that coast is not
particularly large. However,
when you look beyond the
short-term to the medium-term,
those storms are going to get
significantly larger and will have
a greater impact because the sea
level will be higher,” he said.
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INTERESTING STUFF about the state of
the sea wall in Sumner (see page 1).
University professor Mike Hilton said if
the 1.2km sea wall is not rebuilt within 10
years or so, there will be an increased risk
of exposure to waves coming over the wall.
His insight comes after a report found 19 points along the wall
need to be repaired.
Climate change, rising sea levels and storm surges will all
combine in the future to potentially cause issues. But the city
council is confident a set back wall will prevent flooding.
However, community board member Darrell Latham says
there is a strong case for rebuilding the wall.
On another note, he has been cleared over the code of conduct
complaint (page 5).
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Trees pay respect to terror victims
• By Jess Gibson
FIFTY-ONE TREES bursting
with colour will soon stand tall
in Cass Bay to remember those
who were killed in the March 15
terror attacks.
Among displays of red, green
and pink – kowhai trees will
pay tribute to 14-year-old victim
Sayyad Milne, whose favourite
colour was yellow.
A planting event held at
Pony Point Reserve on
Sunday was the idea of nineyear-old
Harry Tayler, of Cass
Bay, who adored Sayyad during
their “special” three-year
friendship.
Sayyad was a senior at Harry’s
current school, Lyttelton Primary
School, two years ago before
he moved on to Cashmere High
School.
Upset after losing Sayyad,
Harry decided to fundraise
$420 for the tree seedlings
himself by collecting donations
and reselling used bikes.
About 100 volunteers were
involved, including Sayyad’s
family, residents, members of
the Active Muslim Explorers
rising leaders and Canterbury
University’s Muslim Students’
Association.
Before he died, Sayyad was
a part of AME with his sister,
Cahaya, and his brother,
Shuayb.
AME is a programme for
intermediate to high school students,
started in 2016 to encourage
young people to become role
models for their peers in the
community.
Sayyad’s mother, Noraini, said
she was proud her son showed
the qualities of a leader.
Cass Bay Reserve Management
Committee chairwoman
Jenny Healey organised the
planting day.
“There was an amazing
atmosphere and warmth which
could be felt during the event,”
she said.
She said planting colourful
trees was chosen as a useful
way to pay respect to the victims,
as it would attract and feed
birds and provide a tranquil
space for the Muslim community
to visit.
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TURNOUT:
About 100
volunteers
were
involved
in the
planting of
51 trees to
remember
the March
15 terror
attack
victims,
including
the family
of Sayyad
Milne (inset). ​
It also tied in with the Muslim
belief that planting trees provides
a gift of service.
At the event, Harry was gifted
Sayyad’s football by his father.
The ball, which was Sayyad’s
14th-birthday present, was
placed at the memorial wall
at Al Noor Mosque following
March 15.
Sayyad loved football and
aimed to play professionally
overseas.
In Brief
TOILETS UNDER SCRUTINY
City council staff will investigate
options for public toilet upgrades
in Lyttelton. The Banks Peninsula
Community Board requested that
staff look at improving facilities at
the Information Centre and Albion
Square after it received a letter
of correspondence at its meeting
on Monday. It suggested the city
council’s plan to increase the
frequency of cleaning of the current
public toilets was not enough and
that a proper refurbishment should
be carried out before summer.
Meanwhile, the city council wants
the public to have its say on a
proposal to replace the existing
Cass Bay toilets with new, fully
accessible toilet blocks that also
function as changing rooms.
Consultation is open until August
12. Visit https://www.ccc.govt.nz/
the-council/consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/show/258
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Work to renew a sewer on Ripon
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to Canterbury St is reaching the
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DEFENCE: Darrell Latham says the Sumner seawall needs to
be maintained.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
Strong case for
rebuilding seawall
•From page 1
City council manager of
regional parks Kay Holder said
there are no plans to rebuild the
wall.
“We know that in large
storms, seawater can overtop
the revetment, however, the
water is then contained by the
setback wall, which separates the
promenade from the Esplanade,”
she said.
“The whole structure provides
two lines of defence, which
effectively manages existing sealevel
conditions. We’ll be using
the findings of this report to help
prepare a multi-year repairs and
strategy work programme.”
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board member
Darrell Latham said there is a
strong case for rebuilding the
wall.
“The community needs the
reassurance that the seawall is
not only well maintained but
designed to optimum and ideal
standards and is fully fit for
purpose,” he said.
Award for Sumner volcanologist
•From page 1
In Vancouver, Canada, Dr
Kennedy did a post-doctorate
on teaching, with training from
Nobel Prize winning scientist
Carl Wieman.
“That’s how this teaching
award kind of came about,
because I spent a lot of time
researching good ways to teach,”
he said.
Dr Kennedy has been teaching
at Canterbury University for
10 years, and now works in a
facility where rock can be melted
to make lava.
“We can do experiments
and pour it out down a lava flow.
We also have a cannon here that
can fire rocks at things, so we
can see for example if your roof
is strong enough to withstand an
impact from a volcanic bomb.
We’re the only lab with that in
New Zealand.”
His sons Noah, 8, and Viggo,
5, share the same passion.
“Viggo loves doing
experiments, it drives me
up the wall. We go through
more baking soda and vinegar
than any other family on the
planet.”
Dr Kennedy has travelled to
Vanuatu, Chile and Hawaii,
among other places, to see active
volcanoes and experiment with
lava.
On his trip to Hawaii, he
filmed a show called Lava
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Low interest in community building
• By Jess Gibson
AN EMPTY building available
for lease at the old Redcliffs
School site has struggled to
gain interest from community
groups.
Redcliffs Residents’
Association chairwoman
Christine Toner sent out more
than 200 emails
to help the city
council find a
group which
wants to lease the
building.
However,
after very few
Christine
expressions of
interest, the
association
Toner
wants to form either a new
sub-committee or independent
group to lease and manage it.
The modern building, which
is owned by the city council,
has four rooms and opens out
on to a courtyard overlooking
Redcliffs Park and playing fields.
“It’s such a good building and
I’m sure eventually people will
realise it’s too good to pass up,”
said Ms Toner.
She said the association does
not have an interest in leasing or
managing the building itself.
“It’s still important that it’s
managed locally. We don’t want
a commercial user or somebody
far away being in charge of the
EMPTY: The Redcliffs Residents’ Association wants the empty
council-owned building at the old Redcliffs School site to be
managed by a community group or organisation.
building, that’s why I’m stepping
up and trying to organise this.”
City council head of parks
Andrew Rutledge said staff are
currently conducting an open
expression of interest process to
find occupants for the building.
The occupants would be
expected to have a building
manager who would oversee
bookings, insurance, security
and cleaning, among other
things.
A meeting will be held on
August 16 at the building
for residents, groups and
organisations to learn more.
Once that has been completed
a further request for proposals
will follow, with the results
and lease recommendations
then presented to the Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board for a final decision.
Latham cleared of code
of conduct complaint
• By Louis Day
THE CITY council has chosen
not to proceed with code of
conduct complaints against
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board member
Darrell Latham.
Dr Latham was one of three
individuals to be cleared over
the code of conduct complaints
relating to allegations city council
staff tampered with the District
Plan. The complaints against
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board chairwoman Kim Money
and deputy chairman Tim Sintes
were also resolved.
The board members had
been facing the code of conduct
complaints since September.
Their allegation city council staff
had tampered with the District
Plan led to Greater Christchurch
Regeneration Minister Megan
Woods approving the city
council’s proposal to amend it.
They claimed city council
staff omitted a clause which
gave leeway to people in specific
coastal areas, deemed at risk of
flooding, to build and extend
homes.
However, an audit which the
city council commissioned,
by Environment Canterbury
councillor and former
Environment Court judge Peter
Skelton found there never was a
missing clause.
Said Dr Latham: ‘’It was very
disappointing that the previous
CEO relentlessly pursued the
process and wasted ratepayers’
money when legal advice found
that community board members
are not bound by the council’s
code of conduct.
“I took the actions that I
would expect that any elected
representative would do for me
and I would do it all again for my
community if required.”
$169,000 in grants from board
• By Jess Gibson
ABOUT $169,000 will be
distributed to groups and
organisations in Banks Peninsula.
The Banks Peninsula
Community Board has passed 22
applications for funding from its
strengthening communities
fund.
Akaroa Resource Collective
Trust, Lyttelton Community
House Trust and The Little River
Wairewa Community Trust are
among the list of organisations
which requested grants.
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Everingham enters race
for community board seat
LYTTELTON identity
Wendy Everingham has
put her hand up for a spot
on the Banks Peninsula
Community Board.
The political newcomer
will stand as an
independent for one of
two Lyttelton Community
Subdivision seats in
October’s local body
elections.
The People’s Choice has
announced it will back
Tyrone Fields and Reuben
Davidson for the same
spot.
Said Mrs Everingham:
“Lyttelton has been my
home for the past 16 years.
I have been fully immersed
in Lyttelton Harbour and
wider peninsula life from
the day I arrived.”
She has been Lyttelton
reserve management
committee chairwoman
for three years and says
it has given her greater
insight into the processes
of the city council.
She has served
in governance and
management roles at
the Lyttelton Harbour
Information Centre,
Lyttelton Harbour Review
Wendy Everingham
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After many years in
the not-for-profit sector,
and some civic awards
along the way, Mrs
Everingham said she
knows how to listen,
manage priorities and get
things done.
“It’s important to be
accessible, knowledgeable,
locally and communityfocused,”
she said.
“I want to ensure a
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imposed on our close-knit
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city council seminars
with staff, city councillors
and community board
members should be open
to the public.
She believes there should
be no decision-making
behind closed doors.
“The more open the
system, the more faith
people can have in the
outcomes,” she said.
Mrs Everingham believes
a key to satisfactory
outcomes for smaller
places will be to let
communities take more
responsibility for their
areas.
She wants the city
council to acknowledge it
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In Brief
Eco-village idea for Redcliffs
CLOCK TOWER REPAIRS
Structural repairs to Sumner’s
Scarborough Clock Tower are set
to start this week, with internal
work starting today. The tower,
built in the 1930s, has damage
that is the result of earthquake,
historical and environmental
factors. Work is expected to be
complete by November.
CAR FIRE
The Sumner Volunteer Fire
Brigade attended a car fire on
Evans Pass at 11pm on Saturday.
One vehicle with six crew spent
about 30 minutes extinguishing
the fire. Police also attended but
were unable to determine the
cause of the fire.
NAVAL POINT FEEDBACK
The city council received more
than 300 responses from people,
groups and organisations for
the public consultation on the
development of Naval Point.
Feedback will be made public
once it has been analysed, which
is likely to take around four weeks
due to the number and length
of submissions received. It is
the first of two rounds of public
consultation that are being
carried out. The initial round
will help form a development
plan, which the public will get to
comment on through a second
feedback round.
• By Jess Gibson
DAVID BRYCE wants to turn
Redcliffs into the city’s first
eco-village.
A new draft strategy
developed by Mr Bryce, 71,
with the Redcliffs Residents’
Association, aims to help the
community reduce its impact on
the environment.
It comes after the city council’s
decision to declare a climate and
ecological emergency in May.
Mr Bryce, an ex-resource
management consultant, has
been passionate about the
environment for as long as he
can remember.
The plan proposes residents
follow a list of 20 actions,
including reducing fossilfuelled
vehicle travel, growing
a vegetable garden, picking up
litter and reducing household
energy.
“It’s just a start, there are
hundreds of different things that
people do,” Mr Bryce said.
Residents who want to take
part can measure how they are
reducing their environmental
impact at www.enviro-mark.com,
which has a calculator to compare
household CO2 emissions with
the New Zealand average.
The goal is for residents to
reduce their emissions by one
per cent each month so they are
halved by 2030.
“We are very keen for other
areas to follow the same path.
If they did then we would have
a totally different country, and
world, for that matter,” he said.
The first public meeting and
discussion on the strategy will
be on August 14 at 7.30pm in the
Mt Pleasant Bowling Club and
Function Centre on James St.
Following the meeting other
events will be organised, such
as documentary screenings,
public talks with guest speakers,
workshops, working bees and
tours around eco-homes to
promote the strategy.
Mr Bryce retired at 56
after he became frustrated
with developers who did not
want to do more than they
had to in terms of addressing
environmental issues.
He then developed Ti Kouka
Eco Lane, an environmentallyfriendly,
12-lot subdivision. It
has extensive use of site-rock,
minimal pavement, stormwater
swales, high solar access,
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for micro-climates and wildlife
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“We’ve got a little ecocommunity
here, it’s just a
matter of making it into an even
bigger one with the whole of
Redcliffs.”
•To attend the meeting or
learn more, get in touch
with Redcliffs Residents’
Association chairwoman
Christine Toner at
christine@toner.co.nz or
phone 027 433 9598.
Your last chance
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There’s only 2 days left to join
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Designer turns heads
• By Jess Gibson
Lucy Hill
EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Lucy
Hill, of Diamond Harbour,
has proven that when you mix
yellow with purple, you get
success.
The Hagley School of Fashion
student won
2019 Young
Designer
of the Year
on July 27
at the MLT
Hokonui
Fashion Design
Awards
in Gore for
her Open Nightlife entry.
Lucy’s dress, made of bright
yellow faux-fur and purple lace
trimmings with a picture of one
of her paintings in the centre,
was the product of 10 weeks of
work.
The painting represents an
exploration of the human form
and gender roles.
The awards took place at a
transformed Gore Town &
Country Club Stadium before
an appreciative audience of 700,
hailing from as far afield as
China.
It was Lucy’s first time bagging
any prizes in her second year
entering the Hokonui fashion
awards – and she was surprised
her hard work had paid off.
“Cutting up the fur was a
BY THE time you’re reading this,
I’ve likely skipped the country.
Whoa, what an intro right?
What dastardly thing could I have
done huh?
The truth is we’re off on holiday.
No, we didn’t book it in the last
week, this is a serious trip.
We are going to Italy to spend
five weeks with Laura’s family in
the village where she grew up.
Apart from the excitement of
getting in a bonus summer with
easy access to the beach and
Venice, it’ll be the first time any of
Vittoria’s Italian relatives have met
her, or she them.
The flights themselves and
meeting the family should make
SKILLED: Lucy Hill won 2019
Young Designer of the Year
with a yellow fur dress which
features a painting of hers
representing an exploration
of the human form and
gender roles.
nightmare,” she said.
The garment has earned her
free flights and accommodation
to New Zealand Fashion Week
in Auckland from August 26 to
September 1, as well as monetary
prizes.
Lucy is in her second year at
Hagley School of Fashion and
has always had an interest in the
subject.
good reading for you next week.
But before all that we’ve still got to
get all the packing out of the way.
Which is a whole lot more
tactical with a toddler than it was
before she was born.
My clothes and essentials took
about the usual five minutes to get
together and Laura’s packing took
much longer, as per standard.
But getting Vittoria’s things together
was much more involved.
“I think it’s really interesting
how everyone can express themselves
through fashion.”
Head of fashion Vicki Dixon
said it was very exciting to see
Lucy’s design do so well.
“She’s a true artist – she’s a
painter, a print-maker, and does
ceramics. She’s very talented,”
Ms Dixon said.
Speaking on behalf of fellow
judges Sally-Ann Mullin and
Wynn Crawshaw, Sara Munro,
of Company of Strangers,
Dunedin, praised the “amazing”
calibre of entries from schools,
and from those entering the
open sections.
The judging panel had scoured
more than 340 garments from
250 entrants to identify section
and overall winners, and had
been “astonished” by the level of
skill and attention to detail, she
said.
Southern designers were
well represented among open
section winners, including Viv
Tamblyn, of Gore, in the Open
Streetwear section and Debbie
Smith, of Waimumu, in the
Open Recycled section.
Founder Heather Paterson’s
husband, Wade, who kept the
event going following her death
in 2015, announced on Saturday
night his family’s continued
sponsorship of the awards until
2024.
Cable powered up
LYTTELTON’S new 11kV
electricity cable through the road
tunnel was switched on by Orion
last Wednesday.
The $3 million, 2.2km cable
runs through the Lyttelton
tunnel and connects up with Lyttelton’s
electricity grid at Orion’s
Dublin St substation.
The cable was expected to be
fully operational by the end of
May but was delayed while other
works were being undertaken in
the area to ensure the integrity of
the cable.
The service will boost the
capacity, resilience and reliability
of the power service to the Lyttelton,
Corsair Bay and Cass Bay
community.
The project is the culmination
of three years of work by
Orion to address reliability and
resilience issues with the power
supply to Lyttelton.
Said Deputy Mayor and Banks
Peninsula councillor Andrew
Turner: “This increased resilience
in the power network is important
to the Lyttelton area. It gives
more security to the people living
here, and to the businesses operating
in this community.”
Orion general manager of
infrastructure Steve Macdonald
said the new cable will operate
in tandem with the existing two
11kV power supply lines that run
over the Port Hills.
Obviously, as a husband, I’m
completely unqualified to do that
unsupervised, so I’ve provided
consultation on the content of Vittoria’s
bag about three times.
Once we were reasonably confident
that Vittoria had enough
clothes in everyone’s bags (just in
case), it was time to move on to
all of the other things – food, toys,
books, distractions, medicines. The
list goes on and likely won’t be complete
until minutes before take-off.
It won’t be Vittoria’s first flight,
but I doubt she remembers her
last one. She cried for like 10
minutes when we took off and I
stress-sweated like I was one the
surface of the sun.
So fingers crossed that the power
of occasional walks, copious episodes
of Pingu and in-flight snacks
will prevent meltdowns and keep
my armpits dry for as much of the
24-hour flight as possible.
It may or may not be enjoyable.
•Former Bay Harbour News
journalist Matt Salmons
has become a stay-at-home
dad. We follow his journey
weekly.
SWITCHED ON: Orion general
manager of infrastructure,
Steve Macdonald, celebrates
the switching on of the new
11kV cable with Deputy Mayor
and Banks Peninsula councillor
Andrew Turner, inside Orion’s
Dublin St substation. ​
“The lines over the hill are
vulnerable to weather, vegetation
and pests. With the cable
installed underground and
protected in the tunnel, we have
alternatives to keep the power on.
“The port is an essential lifeline
for Canterbury and increasing
the resilience of the power supporting
it is important for the
wider region.”
To allow for future growth,
the new cable, actually three
separate single-core cables, has
a power rating of 10 megawatts,
three megawatts greater than the
current average demand.
Preparing for take-off on a family holiday
VITTORIA
& Matt
TACTICS: Vittoria ‘helps’
with packing in her own
way.
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PUBLIC MEETING
This is our chance to say thank you
to the community for supporting us
and share some of the highlights of
our 2018/2019 financial year.
Wednesday 28 August
5:30 – 7:00pm
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240 Breezes Road, Christchurch
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Wednesday August 7 2019
Your Local Views
Buy artwork at exhibition
Kilmeny Keyes
writes about
the Sumner
Art Society,
which is
popular for
its weekly
painting
groups and annual art
exhibitions
IT HAS BEEN 70 years since
artists in the Sumner area
first met at Sumner artist Reg
Holcroft’s home to paint, critique
and support each other by
forming the Sumner Art Society
and it is still going strong.
Early members of the
group like 93-year-old Ralph
Woodward are still actively
creating and learning new
methods, and many others –
such as Beth Cook, Ruth Palmer
and Helen Egglestone to name a
few – regularly attend the weekly
painting group and pass on
their extensive knowledge of the
mysteries of watercolour.
Although the earthquakes
have resulted in many residents
moving away and therefore a
much-reduced membership,
new residents are joining the
Wednesday painting group, so it
continues to grow and flourish
as will be seen in the much
anticipated annual exhibition
to be held at the Redcliffs Mt
Pleasant Bowling Club from
SENIOR LIVING
August 9-11. Please mark it in
your calendars.
Our member of Parliament
Ruth Dyson will open the
exhibition at 5pm on Friday
so come along and thank her
for her sterling work on our
behalf as she steps down from
the political arena and take
the opportunity to view and
purchase items on Friday night.
The exhibition will also run
between 10am and 4pm on
Saturday and Sunday.
The Sumner Art Society
maintains, throughout the year,
a regularly changing exhibition
of work in the Redcliffs Mt
CREATIVE:
The Sumner
Art Society
runs a
popular
Wednesday
painting
group at
Christchurch
South
Library.
Pleasant Bowling Club function
rooms.
The Wednesday painting
group exhibited successfully at
the Christchurch South Library
again this year, as this library
has a policy of promoting
community initiatives. The
opportunity to hang larger
works in such an open space is
always exciting.
Luckily these artists have
many more new paintings to
show, along with works from the
other members of the Sumner
Art Society, presenting large as
well as small pictures in a wide
range of mediums to enliven
your homes.
Come along, meet the artists,
chat to your neighbours and
maybe join the society which is
always happy to welcome new
members.
•Check out the website
at www.facebook.com/
sumnerartsociety.
Nazareth Community of Care
•If you have an opinion about something that is happening
in your area, email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi
Readers respond to issues
in the Bay Harbour News
area
Christchurch Coastal
Pathway Group chairman
Scott Babington – It was
great to read the article in the
Bay Harbour News about work at
Penfold’s Cottage finally going
ahead.
It has been such a shame to
have this historic asset under
covers since the earthquakes.
There has been a lot of consultation
about this, and no action.
It will be a great asset, and
point of interest, on the coastal
pathway. We were initially unsure
about the clear glass, but the
plans sound interesting and there
is so much history to show.
I think that it is
unique in a New
Zealand city, especially
near the place that it
was originally built.
Hopefully, it will be
further enhanced by a
more suitable historic
planting, which should
compliment the surrounding
native planting.
Andrew Docking – I haven’t
commented on the cottage
before but the thought of wasting
$530,000 on this when it will
provide no returns seems crazy.
A good place for an ice cream
shop, chippy shop or cafe maybe.
The history of the cob house is
pretty average, to say the least,
and doesn’t need to be celebrated
this way. There must be other
places to spend this amount of
money that are more fruitful for
us poor old ratepayers.
Edward Foate – We think
the news that Richard Pebbles is
heading the development of The
Woolstore tenancies is
absolutely fantastic.
We live above the
marina in our recently
finished home and have
been watching with interest
and a touch of caution
in the hope it would
be approached properly
and with a longer-term
view for success and not
in a piecemeal fashion.
This alongside the potential
new navel point development
and Collett’s Corner development
will reinvigorate Lyttelton
and hopefully reach the tipping
point for sustainable development
and business success for all
of Lyttelton. Lyttelton will be a
true destination. Still along way
to go but positive signs.
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average number of days a property stays on the market
in Canterbury is now out to 47 days. The reality is when
a property owner lists their property for sale they would
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property is for sale, provide enough time for buyers to do
their homework and then to receive offers for it. However,
without the deadline that an auction brings buyers are not
really encouraged to act with
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including needlework, knitting,
quilting, handicrafts, making
dolls, teddy bears and spinning.
Akaroa Library
Storytimes
Today, 10.30-11am, at Sumner,
Tuesday, 11-11.30am, at Lyttelton
Encourage learning through a
love of stories at this interactive
programme, including songs,
rhymes and play. Free session.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre and Lyttelton Library
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Today, 10am-noon, at
Lyttelton, Tuesday, 10.30-noon,
at Sumner
Take your knitting, crochet or
other portable craft project and
enjoy time with other crafters.
Free, no bookings required.
Beginners welcome.
Lyttelton Library and Matuku
Takotako: Sumner Centre
Diamond Harbour Bridge
Club
Today, 6.40pm, at the bowling
club, tomorrow, 1.30pm, at the
rugby club
New players are welcome.
There will also be a chance to
learn to play bridge when lessons
start on September 3 at 7pm in
the green room of the Memorial
Hall on Waipapa Ave. For more
information, phone Pauline on
329 4414 or 027 363 6302.
Diamond Harbour Bowling
Club, 20 Purau Ave, Diamond
Harbour Rugby Club, 2a
Waipapa Ave
Email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
One Stitch at a Time
Tomorrow, 10am-noon
Have a natter over your
needles. 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
This drop-in playgroup is for
pre-schoolers and their grownups.
Stay for the whole session or
drop-in when it suits.
Mt Pleasant Centre
Create ‘n’ Connect
Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Enjoy some great company and
explore your creativity. Phone
Beth for more information on
022 6781252.
St Andrews Church, 148 Main
Rd, Redcliffs
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
Check out the range of beautiful handmade crafts, original
artworks, and local goods at the Mt Pleasant art and craft
market. The event, which runs every second Saturday of the
month, will be held inside the Mt Pleasant Community Centre
on Saturday from 9.30am-12.30pm.
Handbuilt
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
10am-4pm
An exhibition of innovative
handmade ceramics by six
members of the Wednesday
night pottery group. This
exhibition runs until the end of
the month. Free entry. Historic
Stoddart Cottage is a great place
to visit with the family. Hop on
the ferry from Lyttelton.
Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 2a
Waipapa Ave, Diamond Harbour
Lens on the World
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
10am-4pm
An exhibition of art
photographs from members of
the Diamond Harbour Camera
Club. It will include images from
club field trips and other travels.
All works will be for sale. Free
entry. Historic Stoddart Cottage
is a great place to visit with
the family during the school
holidays. Hop on the ferry from
Lyttelton.
Stoddart Cottage Trust, 2a
Waipapa Ave, Diamond Harbour
Akaroa Craft Group
Monday, 1.30-2.30pm
Go along and join the Akaroa
Craft Group. Sit in comfy chairs
and have a relaxing chat while
working on your project. Share
skills in a wide range of crafts,
Indoor Bowls at Tui Club
Monday, 12:45 -3:45pm
Go along for a fun and
inclusive environment at indoor
bowls. The first day is free and is
$3 thereafter. All equipment is
supplied. No previous experience
necessary as coaching is given.
Soft-soled shoes should be worn.
Phone Sue on 389 1849 for more
information.
Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St
Woolston
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 car-pooling with
shared costs. Phone Judy on 384
1269 for more information.
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.
Take your laptop, tablet, or
smartphone, or use one of the
centre’s computers. No bookings
required at this free event.
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THERE’S NO denying that sport
utility vehicles are the cars of
choice for today’s buyer. Sales
figures globally are heavily biased
in that direction.
The choice is overwhelming,
especially in the mid-size
sector. If family or recreational
requirements facilitate the
need for an SUV, but you want
something just a little bit different
in your purchase – something
biased towards sporty – then
Skoda has the car for you, the
Kodiaq RS.
The Kodiaq has been with
us for a year or so now, and it
lands here in three variants, an
entry-level model at $44,990, a
high-grade Sportline at $64,990,
and just recently an RS model has
joined the ranks. The RS sits at
$71,990 and is characterised by its
flashy looks, inside and out, and
high power driveline.
Herein lies a secret. Under
the bonnet sits a 2-litre diesel
engine, and while you wouldn’t
ordinarily expect diesel to be the
basis for performance, you have to
remember that Skoda, in the past
has had many sports models with
diesel engines, and I can report
that is a concept the company does
very well, even in motorsport.
In the Kodiaq, the
turbocharged four-cylinder unit
pumps out 176kW and a feisty
500Nm at the bottom end. The
latter is the ingredient that makes
the RS so special, not only is the
specific output high, maximum
torque is available from 1750rpm
to 2500rpm, which is the area
where the engine wants to
constantly work. As a result, there
is dynamic engine performance,
mid-range boost will offer a
4.2sec overtaking time (80-
120km/h), and an off-the-mark
time of 7sec to make 100km/h
from a standstill.
Even if you aren’t in a hurry,
there is a constant willingness
from the engine that tantalises
the driver, and if you take into
account there is manufactured
exhaust sound which throbs
constantly, the RS is hard to drive
without wanting to give it some
freedom.
There are several drive modes,
and depending on which is
activated the exhaust sound can
be encouraged or left in a more
subtle tone. The Kodiaq is also
a pretty useful off-roader, there
are modes which channel power
more usefully through the fourwheel-drive
platform.
SKODA KODIAQ RS: Sporty variant with diesel engine.
There is also another element
which adds spice to the
driveline, power is channelled
through a seven-speed direct
shift transmission, and this
configuration is one of my
favourites.
DSG is more of a manual-type
gearbox, although there are only
two foot pedals; the beauty of
this is the lack of load through
the transmission, engine power
is mostly unimpeded, and
with quick shifts the feeling of
performance is well enhanced.
I took the test car through
some of the tight, hilly roads
close to Sheffield, and although
the weather had closed in and the
roads were greasy I felt at ease in
the RS. Grip in the first instance
is supplied by sticky Pirelli
Scorpion tyres (235/45 x 20in)
and they offer substantial steering
feel along with direct turn-in.
It has to be remembered the
Kodiaq has traditional SUV
handling, it sits high at almost
1.7m, and with long-travel
suspension it isn’t as nimble as
a sedan, however, the spring
and damper rates arrest body
movement well, along with the
parameters that allow for high
occupant comfort. You’d expect
nothing less from this Czech
Republic manufacturer which has
drawn significant build quality
direction from the Volkswagen
group.
Perhaps one of the most
exciting aspects the RS offers is
the point-to-point ability, it will
lunge out of corner and blast
without lag through the paddle
shift system to the point where
speed needs to be chiselled off,
high grade brakes take care of
that and with the grip naturally
associated with four-wheel-drive
• Price – Skoda Kodiaq RS,
$71,990
• Dimensions – Length,
4699mm; width, 2087mm;
height, 1685mm
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,
four-wheel-drive,
1968cc, 176kW, 500Nm,
seven-speed automatic.
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 7sec
• Fuel usage – 7.7l/100km
the RS feels well attached to the
road, it is dynamic and forceful
when asked to respond.
This is all from a car which
has a vastly different role to play
as well, it is the quintessential
mid-size seven-seater that also
looks after its occupants in terms
of fitment and specification and
safety. At $72k it needs to be well
appointed, and I can report it
leaves little to chance.
It also has fuel economy on its
side, Skoda claims a combined
cycle average of 7.7-litres per
100km (36mpg).
It takes a very special car to
win the New Zealand Motoring
Writer’s Guild Car of the Year
Award and the Kodiaq took
honours for 2017.
Obviously, that recognition
speaks for itself, the RS adds
another ingredient into the
equation, it certainly captured my
attention with its performance,
economy yet practicality all
thrown in for good measure.
Ferrymead
Relentless:
A Story of Grit and Endurance from the
First Person to Kayak the Tasman Solo
by Scott Donaldson
The story of Scott Donaldson’s relentless journey to
be the first person to cross the Tasman sea solo in a
kayak
Unpredictable and unforgiving, the Tasman Sea is one
of the most hostile stretches of water in the world. An Australian
adventurer attempted to kayak across in 2007, disappearing
without a trace. In 2018 Kiwi adventurer Scott Donaldson spent
two months alone at sea to achieve a world first. It was his third
attempt, having fallen a heartbreaking 80 kilometres short in 2014.
Donaldson’s world first is an inspirational story of dogged
perseverance, true Kiwi grit and relentless endurance.
Tidelands
by Philippa Gregory
England 1648. A dangerous time for a woman to be different . . .
Midsummer’s Eve, 1648, and England is in the grip of civil war between
renegade King and rebellious Parliament. The struggle reaches every
corner of the kingdom, even to the remote Tidelands - the marshy
landscape of the south coast.
Alinor, a descendant of wise women, crushed by poverty and superstition,
waits in the graveyard under the full moon for a ghost who will declare
her free from her abusive husband. Instead she meets James, a young
man on the run, and shows him the secret ways across the treacherous
marsh, not knowing that she is leading disaster into the heart of her life.
Suspected of possessing dark secrets in superstitious times, Alinor’s
ambition and determination mark her out from her neighbours. This is
the time of witch-mania, and Alinor, a woman without a husband, skilled
with herbs, suddenly enriched, arouses envy in her rivals and fear among
the villagers, who are ready to take lethal action into their own hands.
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Four Grenadier seasons Ferrymead realty & Sumner
Linwood
3 2 1 2 Redcliffs
3 2 2 2
27 Merrilees Place
Seldom do you find a post-earthquake (brand new 2013) 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom quality home, positioned on a fully
fenced Freehold section that offers such outstanding value for a wide variety of purchasers. From family’s, 1st home
Buyers to those up-scaling or down-scaling, you will be impressed by this property’s location...in a quiet cul-de-sac
surrounded by modern homes.
Price: $489,000
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5535
Joy Butel Ph 021 353 280 & Alistair Hazeldine Ph 027 572 1555
2 Bay View Road
Well positioned to maximise sea views over the Moncks Bay waterfront which is a hop, skip and a jump from the front
gate of this executive home. Designed by acclaimed architect Maurice Mahoney and built with solid Insulform block
and steel framing ensuring peace of mind construction. A long north facing aspect with large windows offers warmth
from all-day sunshine and plenty of natural light.
Auction: Auction, 15th August 2019, from 12pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#SM0226
Alison Carter Ph 027 431 8960
Mt Pleasant 25 Parkridge Place
Halswell 8 Deacon Street
North New Brighton 51 Royalist Avenue
Sumner 142 Scarborough Road
3 2 3
2
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3 2 1
2
5 3 3
4
Price: $885,000
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#SM0228
Michelle Ward
Ph 027 203 7858
Deadline: 14th August 2019 3pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#SM0227
Michelle Ward Ph 027 203 7858
Shaun Davey Ph 027 953 8860
Deadline: 14th August 2019 4pm
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#SM0225
Michelle Ward Ph 027 203 7858
Prue Dacombe Ph 021 752 348
Price: NPM
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#SM0222
Alison Carter
Ph 027 431 8960
Redcliffs 4 Ball Lane
Redcliffs 75 Moncks Spur Road
Linwood 5 Thomas Street
Linwood 7 Woodham Courts
3 2 2 2 3 2 2 2
3 1 1
1
2 1 1 1
Price: NPM
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#SM0216
Alison Carter
Ph 027 431 8960
Price: $769,000
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#SM0215
Alison Carter
Ph 027 431 8960
Price: $330,000
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5494
Joy Butel Ph 021 353 280
Alistair Hazeldine Ph 027 572 1555
Price: $295,000
View at: www.harcourts.co.nz ID#FM5538
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Ph 027 588 4440
Greg Powell
Branch Manager
027 274 6157
Alison
Carter
027 431 8960
Michelle
Ward
027 203 7858
Deb
Beesley
027 280 8837
Joy
Butel
021 353 280
Chris
Moores
027 588 4440
Kirsty
McLeod
027 226 5893
Liz
Lewis
027 453 0952
Megan
Looyer
027 841 2335
Holli
Hughes
027 893 9254
Elisa
Jordan
027 483 6596
Mark
Robertson
027 511 5758
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Carol
Williams
027 282 4950
Dave
Elston
0274 593 165
Claire
Savage
0210 314 342
Steve
Liebert
021 138 8401
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027 953 8860
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027 572 1555
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027 433 4141
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021 752 348
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Robin
027 271 4906
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021 160 6254
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021 258 4410
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Clarke
020 418 07138
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REAL ESTATE
Ignore the RV - but not your dreams
9 Inverness Lane, Redcliffs, Balmoral Hill
To be sold by auction on 29 August, 2019
4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 3 car garaging
2 car parking bay | 3 car visitor car park
Live the dream and love the life here in
paradise as you live in permanent holiday
mode for 365 days of the year. This sun
drenched, very sheltered and private
hillside site will serve you particularly well
with fabulous ever changing views across
the city and water, to the alps and beyond,
with incredible sunsets that you will love
coming home to.
You will be surprised at what your
money will buy, with this spectacular fully
renovated residence which feels like new
and is just as good as the view.
For the entertainer and large families
alike this executive split level home boasts
modern flare and design. Natural warmth
throughout, with sun drenched bedrooms,
through to its sun drenched indoor casual
and more formal living spaces which
maximize both sun and views through
the over sized double glazed windows and
doors. The inter connectivity to the super
sized sunny deck flows seamlessly where
poolside fun and wonderful family BBQ’s
are well accommodated for which you
enjoy year round from this sheltered and
warm micro climate. (No sign of an easterly
wind anywhere here).
The large open plan kitchen enjoys
perfect positioning to service everywhere
- from the breakfast nook to the formal
dining area, to both living areas and the all
important outdoors.
The master bedroom enjoys everything
you expect of a quality home, plus you
wake to fabulous estuary views each and
every day.
The two upstairs bedrooms enjoy
panoramic views, a bathroom with separate
shower, bespoke bath, a separate toilet and
wash basin.
The fourth bedroom or office is on the
ground floor along with a huge laundry and
an additional toilet and wash basin. Your
every wish is more than accommodated
here with triple internal access garaging,
a dedicated two car parking bay as well as
three additional off street parks. What are
you waiting for, vendor determination to
sell is at an all time high. Be quick to view -
you are welcome to drive on down the lane
and park.
To be auctioned 29th August 2019 - 6pm
onsite.
Open home times: Friday 9 August
5.15pm-6pm, Saturday 10 August and
Sunday 11 August 1:30pm-2:30pm.
See you at the Open Home or for more
info contact Donna and Graeme on
027 432 2613.
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