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Redcliffs couple make waves in Hawaii
SUCCESS: Terry
Beentjes, 53,
and wife Annie
Crombie, 51,
came away from
the US Slalom
Windsurfing
Nationals in Maui
with two trophies
each.
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• By Jess Gibson
A REDCLIFFS couple has
returned from their trip to
Hawaii with extra luggage.
Annie Crombie, 51, and
husband Terry Beentjes, 53,
each bagged two trophies
after placing in the US Slalom
Windsurfing Nationals in Maui
late last month.
Crombie won sport section
and finished third in the
women’s competition, while
Beentjes finished second in
both the semi-pro and men’s
40-59 racing events.
“We’re stoked,” Crombie
said. “We didn’t have any
expectations to be on the
podium.”
Both took part in 24 races
over the three-day event and
had only trained for one
week in the lead-up to the
competition.
•Turn to page 4
• By Jess Gibson
ONE OF the owners of Sumner’s
Cave Rock Apartments says he
will appeal a High Court decision
if an order is made for the land to
be sold.
Peter Foster is one of four
owners who have refused to sell
the abandoned complex at 11
Marriner St for a split settlement
from IAG and the Earthquake
Commission, which was made
last year.
Forty-six out of 50 owners
agreed to the sale after fighting
a long battle with IAG and EQC
for an amount which remains
confidential.
About 70 per cent of the offer
has been paid to owners while the
rest remains invested in a trust
account because the remaining
four have refused to sell.
The High Court is expected
to make an order as to whether
they must adhere to the sale of
the complex or not at a hearing
which is expected to begin on
October 21.
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A GREAT effort from husband and wife
windsurfers Annie Crombie and Terry
Beentjes in Hawaii on page 1 today.
Annie won the sport section and was
third in the women’s competition at the US
slalom nationals in Maui.
Terry was second in both the semi-pro event and the men’s
40-59 age group racing. He was lucky he got to compete. He
broke his thumb the day after their flights to Hawaii were
booked.
The couple also hadn’t been doing much windsurtfing for
several months, making their performances even more sweeter.
“We’re stoked. We didn’t have any expectations to be on the
podium,” Annie said.
Also on page 1 today, we have more developments in the long
running saga over the Sumner apartments.
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News
‘Banks-centric’ film in the works
• By Jess Gibson
A SHORT film showcasing Port
Levy is set to be made.
Peninsula will be a fictional
drama about three isolated
people who manage to connect
in a very surprising way.
Award-winning editorturned-producer
Scott Flyger
and screenwriter/director Fiona
McKenzie have teamed up to
produce the film, which has been
inspired by real-life events.
Flyger, who lives in Governors
Bay, said the project will be
“Banks-centric.”
“We wanted it to be based in
a small township in the Banks
Peninsula, as it has very beautiful
aspects and scenery. It’s moody
and can have lots of sunshine or
dark clouds. It’s quite a dramatic
landscape.”
He said the film will
incorporate a cast, music talent,
crew members and props from
around the peninsula.
Flyger was editor of the
BAFTA award-winning comedy
series, That Mitchell and Webb
Look, and his other works have
won awards around the globe.
After writing for children’s
staples Play School and What
Now, McKenzie was a journalist
on CTV, before training as a
director at South Pacific Pictures.
Lyttelton resident and theatre
actor Tom Trevella has been cast
as Mark, a sound engineer who
moves to Banks Peninsula to
try and find his place within the
world.
Mr Trevella said he is excited
to see the film put a spotlight on
the area and its creative people as
“so much of the industry is based
in the North Island.”
Trevella will star in the film
alongside Jasper Sutcliffe, who
is set to play Toby, and Amber
Ranson.
Ranson, who has Down’s
syndrome, has a goal to star in a
film before the end of the year.
The team are on track to
fundraise the $15,000 production
budget, which will cover props
and costumes, location and
accommodation fees, equipment,
publicity, money for the cast and
crew, and catering contributions.
Screen CanterburyNZ is
supportive of the project and is
helping with marketing, as the
organisation wants to grow the
area as a filming destination.
SCENE: Fiona
McKenzie, Scott
Flyger and
line producer
Kim Georgine
discuss their
upcoming short
film Peninsula at
a pre-production
meeting.
PHOTO: MARTIN
HUNTER
Flyger said the crew hopes
to start shooting in September
so the film is wrapped up by
December. People who donate
to the film will be offered an
on-screen credit and will be
kept up to date throughout preproduction
and production.
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SURF CLUB FEEDBACK
Feedback on a proposal to
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•From page 1
“We came out of winter
and haven’t windsurfed since
February so it was a hard seven
days. I got blisters all over my
hands and feet,” Crombie
said.
She said they stayed fit before
heading over by mountain
biking and doing yoga.
Beentjes almost opted out of
competing after he broke his
thumb the day after the flights
were booked.
“He was only three weeks
out of his plaster when he
competed. Once we got up
there the vibe of the event got a
hold of him,” Crombie said.
The couple had more than
just trophies to celebrate
during the prize-giving as it
was on the same day as their
31st wedding anniversary.
Crombie and Beentjes
have both been windsurfing
since the early 1990s and
have competed in many
competitions in New Zealand
and overseas.
Crombie said their two
teenage daughters, Kate and
Emma, have been all “around
the world to windy places.”
Four apartment owners prevent sale
•From page 1
The complex, which includes
49 apartments and the Cave
Rock Tavern, suffered damage
in the February and June, 2011,
earthquakes.
Mr Foster, who owns the
tavern, is unhappy with how the
money has been split as the area
he owns covers more land than
the other units.
About 30 of the units were
demolished in 2012, while the
rest remain damaged.
Mr Foster said members of the
body corporate committee who
no longer have a standing unit
should not have been able to vote
on the sale of the land.
He said if he has to appeal
he will request an appointed
administrator to deal with the
matter, which he believes has
been handled poorly.
“We’ve had the tavern valued
by a professional valuer and
what he is going to get under the
reassessed ownership interest is
more than the tavern is worth
anyway.”
“What he wants is a
substantially bigger sum out of
the total sum for the tavern than
it’s actually worth,” he said.
Thirteen of the 50 owners
which formed a body corporate
after the quakes have since
died and some of their family
members have taken over the
ABANDONED: Four owners have so far prevented the earthquake-damaged complex at 11
Marriner St from being sold.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
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Mr White said he hopes the
process will be over soon for the
46 owners “who just want to get
on with their lives.”
“The rest of us will be
absolutely delighted if the
four individuals would at
least agree to the sale,” Mr
White said.
Meanwhile, Mr White said
the complex remains a target for
vandalism including graffiti and
deliberate flooding.
“It’s not good for the
neighbours or the community in
Sumner to see the place getting
bashed around. It’s dreadful.”
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Policing concerns for Lyttelton
• By Jess Gibson
A COMMUNITY meeting has
been set up to address crime and
policing in Lyttelton.
Residents are growing increasingly
frustrated over a lack
of police presence, which is
believed to have made the area a
target for offenders.
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Mr Fields said police are
yet to be invited to the meeting
as he and the other hosts are
still organising how it will be
run.
“We will certainly be inviting
them . . . but it would be a bad
look if they didn’t come,” he
said.
“The ideal outcome would be
a 24/7 police presence in Lyttelton.
Not just as a community
board member but as a person
concerned about the well-being
of people.”
It will be held at 5pm on September
8 in the Lyttelton Arts
Factory, 1 Sumner Rd.
A petition to increase police
presence started by Cr Turner,
Mr Fields and Mr Davidson last
week has been signed by more
than 200 residents.
It is likely to be presented to
police at the meeting to show
the level of interest in the community.
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A police spokesperson said
staff workloads are monitored
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officers are deployed in the right
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“We are comfortable with
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Planting day
to improve
waterways
THE BANKS Peninsula Water
Zone Committee wants to
protect mahinga kai for future
generations.
It will hold a community
planting day on August 25, centred
around the Okuti River and
improving its health.
It is a priority action of the
water zone committee to use
mahinga kai as an indicator of
the health of waterways around
Banks Peninsula.
Mahinga kai is about more
than just survival for Ngāi Tahu,
it is about maintaining the
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people and that bring well-being
like clean water, air, soil and sufficient
shelter.
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ROCKERS: Natalie Hutton (left), of Fendalton, and Minnie Robberds, of Sumner,
will head to the Smokefreerockquest finals this week.
Robberds makes rockquest finals
• By Jess Gibson
SUCCESS ON the Kiwi
music scene is on the
horizon for Sumner
resident Minnie Robberds.
The 18-year-old has been
selected to compete in
the Smokefreerockquest
national final in Auckland
on September 18.
She will perform alongside
Natalie Hutton, 18, in
the solo-duo act There’s a
Tuesday Between a Monday
and a Wednesday.
They will be up against
two other line-ups in the
solo/duo category.
Minnie is a student at
Christchurch Girls’ High
School and her love for
music came from listening
to her parent’s music growing
up.
“Artists like Patti Smith
and Neil Young,” she said.
Natalie, of Fendalton, is
the St Margaret’s College
co-head of arts and has
been singing and songwriting
since she was in
primary school.
They said they always
hoped they would get to
the rockquest final, but
they doubted their ability.
Just 10 high-school acts
across the country made it
through to the finals out of
more than 800 bands which
competed in this year’s
regional heats and finals.
At stake are prize
packages that include
$22,000 in Rockshop
vouchers, a $16,000 NZ
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A COLOURFUL message
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Alex Sands, 11, has
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primary school category
of SCAPE Public Art’s
Re:ACTIVATE Aspiring
Artists competition for her
work We Are One!
Along with four other
designs, it will go on show
at Hack Circle on the
corner of Cashel and
High Sts as part of SCAPE
Public Art’s annual Season
festival from October 5 to
November 16.
Alex’s work features a
multi-coloured stained
glass-like panel representing
unity amid cultural
diversity.
Sticks of Rock by 12-yearold
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been recognised. The Ao
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News
‘Unsung hero’ gets award
• By Jess Gibson
THE HUNT will soon be on to
find Lyttelton’s next top dog.
Popular children’s television
show What Now is looking to
feature pet dogs while it films
in the port town on September
8 at Te Ana Marina.
• By Jess Gibson
“UNSUNG HERO” Ian
McLennan has been
recognised for 12 years of
dedication to restoring Quail
Island.
The Redcliffs
environmentalist is the
Otamahua (Quail Island)
Ecological Restoration Trust
chairman and has taken part
in countless working bees on
the island.
Mr McLellan (left) received
a Keep Christchurch Beautiful
community award for his
efforts at a ceremony last week.
Planting, clearing weeds and
pest control are among the
tasks he takes part in when he
heads over with volunteers at
least twice a month.
The nomination, which was
Presenters will team up with
the children’s show Fanimals
for a dual broadcast and will
run prospective pet dogs
through their paces on site.
Parents can sign their
children and dogs up to go
along and be part of the
audience while the show is
submitted by a volunteer, said
Mr McLellan “works tirelessly
to restore this neglected and
abused island to its native
glory.”
He first got involved with
the trust when his brother was
chairman.
Said Mr McLellan: “The
main thing for me is the
almost complete loss of native
biodiversity over the last
couple of hundred years. It’s
a small effort to recreate what
was once there.”
During his time on the trust,
Mr McLellan said he has seen
all pests eradicated except for
mice.
“Making the island
predator-free has been a major
achievement for the trust.”
The trust is running its
annual planting programme
filmed and can register them to
participate in games.
On the day, Lyttelton
Primary School principal
Brendan Wright will also
get covered in gunge in the
segment ‘target ya teacher’.
Presenters were pre-filming
in Lyttelton on Thursday to
this month, which will see
3000 native trees planted over
four weekends. It will bring
the total number of trees
planted to more than 98,000.
At the ceremony 10 groups,
eight individuals and three life
members received awards.
Among the life membership
recipients was Governors Bay
resident John Thacker. He
has been involved with Keep
Christchurch Beautiful since
before its electronic records
began. He used to carry out
the litter count contract for the
city council, in tandem with
John Macaulay.
Mr Thacker is an active
member and will often put up
Keep Christchurch Beautiful
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need to be more conscious of
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IT IS 3AM, it is dark, there is
light rain and the wind is picking
up. It’s cold. The silence of the
sleeping community is broken
suddenly by the sounds two old
air raid sirens, one at each end of
the village.
In the houses of 20 local men
and women, emergency pagers
and text alerts also sound. These
men and women receive very
basic details of the reason they
have been woken to respond to
an emergency in this small piece
of paradise.
They quickly dress and either
run, cycle or drive to the local
fire station to join their team.
Some of the “now awake”
residents will experience a quick
AS I SAID in my last column,
we’ve travelled to Italy so Vittoria
can meet the family. And what a
journey it’s been.
Before we even left, Vittoria
caused her parents a heap of stress
with her first ambulance trip to
the emergency department, starting
on a course of antibiotics for
pneumonia, setting us back a day
on doctor’s orders.
It sounds bad, and it wasn’t ideal,
but it was all okay apart from
unsettling our sleep patterns.
So we were lucky, our pre-dawn
flight on Saturday went swimmingly.
Vittoria was happy to nap,
draw or watch cartoons all the
way to Brisbane where we stayed a
night with my sister-in-law Sarah.
The only niggle was that she
leaked on me because her nappy
was askew but, like for most parents
I think, that’s a non-event.
It looked like either the antibiotics
or time were working a treat
flurry of emotions from initial
annoyance to having been
woken, then quickly followed by
concerned thoughts about who
is in trouble and what has happened.
Is it a fire, has someone
had a heart attack, have trees
blown over onto power lines
causing fire and power outage,
has the community received an
upgraded warning of tsunami,
or has some tired driver driven
off the road and crashed?
Diamond Harbour has a magnificent
bunch of volunteer firefighters
who are highly trained,
multi-skilled and committed to
providing the very best support
in all sorts of emergencies to this
community – their people.
Their families sit at home and
worry about their firefighting
partner, or family members and
on Vittoria, so we were quietly
confident going into the 14-hour
leg to Dubai on Sunday night.
And again, it went pretty good.
Fourteen uneventful hours.
Arriving in Dubai we were all
tired, dishevelled, probably smelly
and definitely over trying to sleep
in an aircraft seat with a fidgety
toddler. Between us and relaxation,
were only four hours in an
airport and a six-hour flight. Easy
right? Spoiler alert – no.
Our luck ran out 20 minutes before
boarding started for our flight
to Venice when Vittoria vomited
all over the floor in the middle
of a packed terminal. And a little
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don’t go back to sleep themselves
until they have returned home
safe.
The brigade protects a significant
area of the peninsula from
Gebbies Valley to Pigeon Bay
and further afield. They train
every Tuesday night and many
weekends developing their firefighting
skills and being assessed
to maintain their authority to
perform a multitude of medical
interventions as part of their
partnership with St John.
There are more than 640
Highs and lows of travelling overseas
VITTORIA
& Matt
on my shirt and shoes. Honestly,
what’s the protocol for that?
I just floundered in surprise for
a bit until Laura went into nurse
mode and sent me off to clean
Vittoria up while she “dealt with
it” in the splash zone.
Once we were as “fresh” as
possible and a suddenly exhausted
toddler crying in my arms, we
made our way to the gate where
we were told we could get Vittoria
checked up for free at the airport
clinic and wouldn’t miss our
flight.
However, once the “ambulance”
arrives (literally a push trolley)
we were told that a full check at
volunteer fire brigades in New
Zealand and around 49 are
trained and equipped for “medical
first response”, which in our
brigade accounts for about 60
per cent of our “calls for service.”
Even delivering babies is in our
repertoire.
They say variety is the spice
of life, so it is in the brigade,
we have been to fires caused by
swans flying into high voltage
cables at night, burning possums
falling into and setting alight to
hedges, cats up trees, sheep in
the clinic might make us miss our
flight – great.
With all the vitals coming back
healthy, and Vittoria totally out to
it asleep, I was offered a difficult
choice; do further checks and
miss the flight or sign a waiver
saying “refused treatment” and
that if it gets worse it’s all on you.
Although I was confident to
sign away and just get to the flight
so we could be done with it, I felt
terrible anyway. So for three long
and stressful hours of the last flight
we thought of all the worst things
it could be – dehydration, gastro,
some sort of never-wake-up
disease.
And what does Vittoria do when
she finally wakes up? Sits up, laughs
and becomes the flight staff’s
darling by running laps around the
plane with a huge grin on her face
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off, chimneys toppled by quakes
and homes flooded by burst
water pipes.
All these jobs use all the skills
of our team.
Many readers will be aware
our brigade has identified a
significant gap in our response
around our need to purchase a
four-wheel-drive response vehicle
to get us quickly and safely to
emergencies in difficult to reach
locations.
Our rural areas cause us
concern as our existing response
vehicles, the fire medical vehicle
and fire appliance are not able to
go “off-road.”
We have, with the help of major
supporters, including James
and Laura at On the Spot, so far
raised nearly $45,000 towards a
new vehicle.
We have a quite bit more to
raise so any help would be appreciated,
(fundraising account
01-0822-0138244-050).
We can then purchase a
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Vote keeps clubs in reserve grade
• By Gordon Findlater
LYTTELTON, Otautahi and
Suburbs will continue to
compete in the metro rugby
premier reserve grade after a
decision was overturned at a
meeting last week.
A Canterbury Rugby Football
Union decision made three years
ago meant teams wanting to
compete in the premier reserve
grade would have needed a team
in the premier competition from
next season.
However, this requirement
was overturned last week at a
meeting between all 16 metro
sub-union clubs. The three clubs
which don’t have a team in the
premier competition will now
still be able to compete in the
reserve grade.
All of the metro sub-union
clubs voted in favour of no
changes being made to the teams
currently competing in the
premier reserve grade.
“The clubs were given some
material by the metro committee
to talk to their boards about and
come back with their boards’
feelings based on the material
we’d given them, which they
did,” said metro sub-union
committee chairman Brent
Goldsmid.
“It was basically unanimous
that given the player number
difficulties the sport faces,
to restrict teams from the
competition would make no
Bid to promote
squash in Sumner
THE SUMNER Tennis and
Squash Club wants to prevent
squash from fading as a sport.
The club will host the
Canterbury masters and
under-23 squash tournaments on
Saturday and Sunday as part of
an effort to promote the game in
the region.
Said president Phil Loughnan:
“Hopefully this will be the
first of many, with the club
reintroducing a Sumner open
next year.”
“Squash nationally is a fading
game, but it’s a great game the
club is committed to growing,”
Mr Loughnan said.
STILL ALIVE: Lyttelton will continue to compete in the metro premier reserve competition after
a decision to exclude them, Suburbs and Otautahi was overturned last week.
He said it will be an
opportunity to showcase the
club’s rejuvenated facilities,
which are “arguably the best in
Christchurch.”
The club on Heberden Ave
has spent more than $1 million
renovating the squash and tennis
courts and associated facilities,
which were reopened late last
year.
“The courts have new floors
and lighting and have been
heavily insulated to give excellent
playing conditions,” he said.
•For more information,
email p.loughnan@gmail.
com
sense. The environment over the
last three years has changed . . .
three years ago, it was probably
the right decision, now it’s not
and we’re happy to change that.”
Lyttelton club president
SPORT
Clinton Norris said he was
confident going into the meeting
about the future of the three
clubs, but was surprised by the
amount of support for the clubs
to continue competing in the
reserve competition.
“To listen to what the clubs
had to say was overwhelming. It
means we can all work together
and make something better for
our local rugby,” said Norris.
The decision, which would
have ruled Lyttelton, Otautahi
and Suburbs out of the premier
reserve grade, came to light
recently, with vocal support for
it to be overturned on social
media.
“We got up two months ago
and just spilt the beans about
what effect it would have on our
clubs and how hard it would
be. No one had thought about a
pathway and then we asked for a
full review,” said Norris.
Lyttelton currently have two
senior teams and eight junior
teams. Suburbs have two senior,
a colts, a women’s and seven
junior teams. Otautahi have two
senior and four junior teams.
Experienced new coach appointed
THE REDCLIFFS Tennis Club
has appointed an internationally
experienced new head coach.
Originally from Canterbury,
Alan Adair has been coaching
at a high level in Germany
for many years, but recently
returned to Christchurch with
his family.
He replaces Jack Tiller, who
has taken up a role in Ashburton
as head coach of the Mid-
Canterbury region. Adair brings
a great deal of expertise to the
club and can coach at all levels
– from absolute beginners to
professionals.
His goal is to teach tactically
intelligent tennis, which
suits each player’s individual
strengths and weaknesses.
The former junior New
Zealand age group champion
has previously been the
Southland regional coach and
also coaches at the Kaiapoi and
Amberley clubs.
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Adair will be available to
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the ‘love tennis’ open day from
1-4pm on September 7 and 8 at
the Redcliffs club.
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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
Diamond Harbour Bridge
Club
Tuesday, 6.40pm, at the bowling
club, Wednesday 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
One Stitch at a Time
Tomorrow, 10am-noon
Have a natter over your
needles. All are welcome from
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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
Email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
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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
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Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Enjoy some great company and
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022 678 1252.
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
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and other benefits. All are
welcome to attend this weekly
class. Phone Lucida for more
information on 022 697 7420.
105 Bridle Path Rd
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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
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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,
including needlework, knitting,
quilting, handicrafts, making
dolls, teddy bears and spinning.
Akaroa Library
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
Take your knitting,
crochet or other
portable craft
project and enjoy
time with other
crafters at Knit
’n’ Yarn. Sessions
run today at
Lyttelton Library
from 10am-noon
and Tuesday at
Matuku Takotako:
Sumner Centre.
This event is free,
no bookings
required.
Beginners
welcome.
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
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iPad, or tablet, go along to a
drop-in session. It will cover
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No bookings required at this
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High build quality for new Toyota RAV4
Motoring
Ross Kiddie
IT HAS TO be said – Toyota has
really upped the ante with its new
RAV4.
I remember writing about the
interior of the previous generation
model, referencing the hard plastic
trim and low grade materials
which formed the cockpit.
That has all changed, the new
RAV4 is a quantum leap, premium
linings have been used,
soft-touch surfaces have been
included, and the layout of the
controls is comprehensive but
simplistic to understand.
All this from a model which
isn’t graded as high-specification.
This evaluation surrounds the
GXL model which still gets cloth
seat trim – yet I believe these are
the seats for Christchurch. Every
morning the RAV4 was in my
care the temperature was below
0 deg C and freezing. It was nice
to get into the relative warmth of
cloth as opposed to leather.
The 2019 RAV4 lands in eight
variants. I evaluated the rangetopping
hybrid in July, and
reported that it was the most
sensible model in the series. However,
there are petrol-only models
for those who don’t want to go
down the hybrid road. There are
three models with 2-litre engines
driving through the front wheels
only, and two 2.5-litre all-wheeldrive
variants – the GXL and
Adventure.
The GXL 4WD lands at $41,990
($48,990 Adventure), which to
me represents good buying and,
as my introduction suggested, it
is now a car which borders on the
luxury car class such is its build
quality and drive comfort.
A lot of the latter has to do with
a brand new platform, the RAV4
is totally fresh from the ground
up, and it’s something Toyota has
put a big effort into. Well, when
the car you are marketing sits
in the one of the busiest market
segments, then it has to be good
to compete.
Yes, the mid-size sport utility
market is crowded, but the RAV4
has a healthy reputation and solid
grounding.
Under the bonnet sits a revised
version of the four-cylinder
2487cc engine that has served
Toyota well for several years.
While its basic construction
hasn’t changed a lot, it has been
refined for higher power outputs
and greater efficiency. Toyota rate
it with 152kW and 243Nm, both
outputs peaky at 6600rpm and
4000-5000rpm respectively.
TOYOTA RAV4 GXL: Significant off-road capability.
That matters little, the specific to be honest, I felt it a little unnecessary,
but it’s there for when
outputs are high enough to provide
solid performance, an 8.5sec maximum performance is needed
standstill to 100km/h time can be and/or that quick hill burst over to
expected, along with a highway the peninsula bays.
overtake of 5sec (80-120km/h), Interestingly, the 2.5-litre
and there are drive modes which engine is coupled to a traditional
you can choose from to suit every six-speed automatic transmission;
driving journey – normal, sport or there are no surprises there,
economical.
but I’ve mentioned it because
When in the latter, there’s a the 2-litre variant utilises a
good chance you could meet continuously variable automatic.
Toyota’s combined cycle fuel usage
claim of 6.7-litres per 100km 2.5 has smooth shifts and can be
The conventional gearbox on the
(42mpg). During my testing time manipulated through a sequential
the average readout was listing shifting system at the main
at around 9l/100km (32mpg) gearshift lever.
with 6l/100km (47mpg) available
instantaneously at 100km/h, certainly excels. and that is a trib-
In terms of handling, the RAV4
the engine just loping over at ute to the way the new platform
1600rpm.
is designed. It is a true driver’s car
Even in normal mode the engine with solid turn-in and fabulous
feels free and lively, there’s a lot of suspension control. The fullyindependent
front-strut/rear-
reciprocating mass, but it is smooth
in its delivery and responsive to wishbone system has spring and
throttle request. In sport mode damper rates beautifully compromised
between handling there is a constant eagerness and,
and
• Price – Toyota RAV4 GXL,
$41,990
• Dimensions – Length,
4600mm; width, 1855mm;
height, 1685mm
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,
four-wheel-drive,
2487cc, 152kW, 243Nm,
six-speed automatic.
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 8.5sec
• Fuel usage – 6.7l/100km
comfort. Sure, at almost 1.7m tall
the body does have some gravitational
movement, but it is well
arrested and handling balance is
unaffected.
Bear in mind too, the fourwheel-drive
RAV has several offroad
drive modes which provide
the model with serious off-road
potential.
As much as I enjoyed the GXL’s
traditional driveline, I’m sticking
by my comment that the hybrid
is the pick of the range and would
certainly be my choice.
Yet, I’m fully aware that RAV4
buyers want just that little point
of difference to other SUV owners
and, I guess, that’s what Toyota
was thinking of when it included
an Adventure model into the
range. It has body kits and an
interior colour contrasts which
are vivid and striking.
I’m due to evaluate it soon and
from what I’m hearing it is the
go-to model. Just as well, then,
Toyota has a RAV4 for all tastes.
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House of Travel Ferrymead
because we love touring holidays too.
Mel Hubber
Owner Operator
EMAIL: MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4018
‘I love small group tours that explore different
cultures and get you into the heart of a country
without feeling like you are in a hurry, with a focus on
great food & boutique accommodation. We have fantastic operators that
give you an authentic personal experience in a wide variety of countries’
Mel Kim Hubber Beswick
Owner Operator
EMAIL: KBESWICK@HOT.CO.NZ
MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4019 4018
Travel ‘Guided for holidays me has are been an excellent a way of stress-free life for more way
than of linking 24 years. together I love all the different experiences cultures you and wish have
just to have returned on your from travels an and awe choosing inspiring the trip right to one Kenya
and is important Tanzania. to I ensure would you love are to visiting help you the put key the areas pieces you wish to visit at a
of pace a complex and timeframe travel jigsaw that works together! for you’
Melissa Hubber May
Owner Travel Specialist
Operator
EMAIL: MELISSAB@HOT.CO.NZ
MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4022 4018
Travel ‘Having for skip me the has line been VIP access a way and of life jumping for more
than queues 24 is years. what I like love most different about cultures the touring and have
just options returned I have experienced, from an awe particularly inspiring trip the to Louvre Kenya
and or the Tanzania. Sistine Chapel I would or love the Sagrada to help Familia you put which the pieces are ‘must do’s – if it’s
of summer a complex in Europe travel you jigsaw want together!
ensure that you are not going to miss out’
Katie Gillespie
Travel Specialist
EMAIL: KGILLESPIE@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4031
‘Feedback I get from clients is that they never would
have seen & experienced as much in a destination
if they had been free wheeling it themselves – the Tour
Directors really add value and bring a destination alive and save you time
and energy figuring out the good spots! Not to mention the cost of parking’.
Anna O’Dell
Travel Specialist
EMAIL: ANNAO@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4036
‘From the touring I have done there was no way I
could put together an itinerary & price that offered
better value than a coach tour. When you consider you
have all of your accommodation, transport, key sightseeing and sometimes
special dining experiences all included – it’s unbeatable’!
Melanie Hubber Bartram
Owner Travel Specialist
Operator
EMAIL: MELANIEB@HOT.CO.NZ
MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4021 4018
Travel ‘Touring for holidays me has appeal been to a all way ages of and life we for get more so
than many 24 people years. looking I love for different hassle free cultures ways and to enjoy have
just a range returned of destinations from an with awe one inspiring price and trip deal to Kenya – it’s a
and great Tanzania. way to meet I would people love and to have help some you put safety, the structure pieces and fun
of along a complex the way travel particularly jigsaw for together! solo travellers’
The best holidays are created together.
987 FERRY ROAD, FERRYMEAD VILLAGE I 376 4022 I FERRYMEAD@HOT.CO.NZ
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