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• By Jess Gibson<br />
DIAMOND <strong>Harbour</strong> residents<br />
have managed to scuttle a plan to<br />
build an alcohol-free cafe on the<br />
former Godley House site.<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Community<br />
Association chairman Richard<br />
Suggate said a city council report<br />
recommending the<br />
land at Stoddart<br />
Point Reserve be<br />
used for a venue<br />
with no liquor<br />
licence did not meet<br />
the aspirations of<br />
residents.<br />
“Godley House<br />
was there since the<br />
early 1900s and<br />
Richard<br />
Suggate<br />
for decades it served as a hotel, a<br />
bar, a cafe, beautiful grounds and<br />
provided entertainment,” he said.<br />
“Now residents are looking for a<br />
multi-purpose community social<br />
facility that can provide food<br />
and drinks, including alcoholic<br />
drinks. That would be the result<br />
that would satisfy most people in<br />
the community.”<br />
The Banks Peninsula<br />
Community Board has voted not<br />
to approve the proposal following<br />
a deputation by Mr Suggate on<br />
behalf of the association.<br />
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GOOD ON Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> residents<br />
for digging their toes in over Godley House<br />
(see page 1).<br />
Godley House was once the watering<br />
hole where issues of the day were discussed<br />
over an ale or three.<br />
And for most partaking, the location meant it was a leisurely<br />
stroll home.<br />
But hold the phone – city council staff have tried to put a<br />
spanner in the works by making a cafe planned for the site<br />
alcohol-free!<br />
So the good folk of Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> have rebelled and now<br />
have the backing of the Banks Peninsula Community Board:<br />
The cafe must have a liquor licence it says.<br />
Let’s hope common sense prevails and the city council agrees<br />
with the board decision. That way drinkers and non-drinkers<br />
will be happy.<br />
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Crossing the bar one last time<br />
• By Christine Toner<br />
SUMNER LIFEBOAT legend<br />
Paul Lawson died on <strong>September</strong><br />
17.<br />
He was a former coxswain and<br />
president and his contributions<br />
over 21 years with Sumner<br />
Lifeboat Institution and<br />
Coastguard New Zealand were<br />
huge.<br />
Paul was always destined for<br />
a maritime life. At the age of 15<br />
he attended a seafaring school<br />
in England, joined the British<br />
Merchant Navy and embarked<br />
on a seafaring career across the<br />
globe. Saving lives at sea became<br />
a passion when he joined a busy<br />
unit of the RNLI (the United<br />
Kingdom’s lifeboat institution)<br />
based near Plymouth.<br />
The latter part of his career<br />
was spent with Lyttelton Port<br />
Company, most recently as a<br />
tugboat master.<br />
He joined the Sumner Lifeboat<br />
Institution in 1998. Peter<br />
McDonald, coxswain at the<br />
time, said that Paul’s experience<br />
was invaluable as the Thames<br />
class lifeboat – Lyttelton Port<br />
Company Rescue – arrived the<br />
same year and was a sea-change<br />
from the earlier lifeboats.<br />
Paul helped train the crews on<br />
the different techniques needed<br />
to operate the new vessel. “Paul<br />
was the right person at the right<br />
RATE INCREASES ARE NOT SUSTAINABLE<br />
þ Rates are projected to rise by more than 52% by 2028.<br />
Over the last three years, average rate rises have hit 5.<strong>25</strong>%.<br />
And that’s not factoring in the compounding effect of those<br />
increases.<br />
þ<br />
þ<br />
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REPAIR THE ROADS AND FOOTPATHS<br />
Eight years on from the quakes we still have endless<br />
roadworks, questionable sewage systems and fresh<br />
water that is compromised.<br />
I SUPPORT AN INTEGRATED WATER STRATEGY<br />
Water supply, waste water, storm water and water infrastructure<br />
are critically important. Our waterways and coastal water form a<br />
major part of the landscape and lives of the community.<br />
A CHANGE OF CULTURE IS REQUIRED<br />
Ratepayers want transparency and accountability without<br />
resorting to Official Information Act procedures. The Council<br />
has been branded as “the most secretive in the country.”<br />
LEGACY: Paul Lawson’s work with Sumner Lifeboat has saved<br />
many lives at sea.<br />
time for Sumner Lifeboat.”<br />
As training officer then<br />
coxswain, Paul led Sumner<br />
Lifeboat crew on many a<br />
challenging and rewarding<br />
training session and was always<br />
ready to give support and advice.<br />
As leader of volunteer search<br />
and rescue crew, his priority was<br />
to provide good gear and to train<br />
people well.<br />
By 2005 he had led the<br />
Darrell<br />
LATHAM<br />
Forü Council<br />
I WILL SEEK<br />
ACCOUNTABILITY<br />
REVIEW ALL COUNCIL EXPENDITURE<br />
þ Income and expenditure needs to be reviewed<br />
with urgency. The Council needs to comprehensively<br />
review how it manages assets to avoid soaring debt.<br />
INNER CITY DEVELOPMENT<br />
þ Central City residential developments are creating<br />
masses of on street car parking. These developments<br />
require off street parking areas.<br />
þ<br />
þ<br />
commissioning of a new,<br />
purpose-built jet boat – Hamilton<br />
Jet Rescue – refurbishment<br />
of the buildings and facilities,<br />
and acquisition of a new jet<br />
ski, Southern Trust Rescue. He<br />
also led the restructuring of the<br />
management committee and a<br />
constitution update.<br />
Paul’s influence was felt in<br />
Coastguard New Zealand too. As<br />
a member of the southern region<br />
board from 2003 to 2012 and<br />
chairman from 2005 to 2011, he<br />
oversaw significant changes in<br />
the organisation.<br />
He was also a National<br />
Coastguard assessor and a<br />
Coastguard search and rescue<br />
adviser to the police.<br />
In that vein, his lifeboat legacy<br />
lives on. He was instrumental<br />
in the planning, design,<br />
commissioning and building of<br />
Blue Arrow Rescue, Sumner’s<br />
12.5m, all weather slipwaylaunched<br />
rescue vessel.<br />
This twin-water jet-propelled<br />
craft was the first of the now<br />
established Sumner Class<br />
subsequently adopted by the<br />
Bluff and North Canterbury<br />
Coastguard units.<br />
Paul’s lifeboat legacy will be<br />
remembered, his influence has<br />
been far reaching. His actions,<br />
knowledge and his generous<br />
giving of time has led to the<br />
saving of many lives at sea.<br />
CITY ACCESS, PARKING AND CONGESTION<br />
A smart city is an accessible city. The Council must listen<br />
to business people and road users and create a more<br />
user friendly accessible city.<br />
CLIMATE CHANGE<br />
We need individual and collective action to minimise<br />
climate change. Mitigation and adaptive management<br />
strategies are part of that discussion.<br />
In Brief<br />
SUMNER ROAD WORKS<br />
The road works which have been<br />
impacting Sumner businesses<br />
are set to be completed this week.<br />
The Sumner Village Master Plan<br />
enhancement work has been<br />
pushing shop owners to the limit<br />
since it began in March. Wakefield<br />
Ave, which was reduced to one lane<br />
during the works, is now open to<br />
two-way traffic. Most of the seats,<br />
cycle stands, planting and signage<br />
is in place and the final stages are<br />
due to be finished by Friday.<br />
LEASE FOR SURF CLUB<br />
A lease has been granted to the<br />
Taylors Mistake Surf Life Saving<br />
Club to facilitate its $3 million<br />
club rebuild. The Linwood-<br />
Central-Heathcote Community<br />
Board approved the club’s use<br />
of land at Taylors Mistake beach<br />
last week. The new pavilion will<br />
be constructed following the<br />
demolition of the old, earthquakedamaged<br />
clubrooms.<br />
STUDENT GRANTS<br />
Three Woolston students have<br />
received grants towards upcoming<br />
trips. The Linwood-Central-<br />
Heathcote Community Board<br />
approved $150 for Haddasah Timo’s<br />
trip to Samoa from Sunday until<br />
October 12. It also approved $200<br />
to Linwood College students Mapu<br />
O-Moungatonga Uasi and Sione Lei<br />
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News<br />
•From page 1<br />
The city council report stated<br />
alcohol could not be sold on<br />
the land due to its recreation<br />
reserve status and there was “no<br />
real viable option to change to a<br />
different type which would suit<br />
the community’s aspirations<br />
for a local centre to gather and<br />
socialise.”<br />
But Mr Suggate said in his<br />
deputation the land could<br />
still be protected and used<br />
recreationally with a local<br />
purpose reserve status. He said<br />
the report did not correspond<br />
well with the analysis of 241<br />
submissions received by the city<br />
council on the site.<br />
•From page 1<br />
The unique concept will see<br />
the two large puppets controlled<br />
by professional dancers<br />
Aleasha Seaward and<br />
Mariafelix Fuenzalida.<br />
“The dancers are<br />
the only ones that will<br />
control them, there are<br />
no strings. They represent<br />
a man and woman . . . we<br />
are trying to form a love<br />
affair,” de Their said.<br />
But the show strictly is<br />
not for children. “I think it will<br />
HAVE YOUR SAY: What do you think should be built at the former<br />
Godley House site? Email your views to jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi<br />
Community rejects Godley House site plan<br />
Fleur de<br />
Thier<br />
Forty-one submitters said<br />
they wanted a library. But the<br />
option was ruled out due to a<br />
lack of funding.<br />
Mr Suggate said the city<br />
council should continue looking<br />
be hauntingly beautiful, but I<br />
think for young children it will<br />
be scary,” de Their said.<br />
She described the<br />
puppets as having<br />
a real presence and<br />
could understand<br />
how people could<br />
become “weirded<br />
out” by them.<br />
She said the best<br />
part about working<br />
on Mantra has been<br />
collaborating with<br />
Van Der Sluijs.<br />
at the costs and benefits of a<br />
library on the site rather than<br />
dismissing it prematurely.<br />
The community board has<br />
asked city council staff to work<br />
closely with the association to<br />
Dancing puppets ‘hauntingly beautiful but scary’<br />
“Normally as a choreographer<br />
I am driving things myself so it is<br />
lovely to be feeding off someone<br />
else’s ideas,” she said.<br />
In spite of being based<br />
at the Hagley Theatre<br />
Company for about 20<br />
years, de Their has no<br />
desire to leave.<br />
“I am working with<br />
post-secondary students<br />
who have all chosen to<br />
do dance and drama<br />
as part of their career<br />
pathway so they want to be there<br />
Simon Van<br />
Der Sluijs<br />
ASPIRATION:<br />
Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong><br />
residents<br />
want to<br />
see the<br />
old Godley<br />
House site<br />
transformed<br />
into a<br />
community<br />
social facility.<br />
find a solution that better meets<br />
the community’s aspirations.<br />
It also asked staff to<br />
investigate and report back<br />
on whether there may be an<br />
opportunity within the Greater<br />
Christchurch Regeneration Act<br />
to change the reserve status.<br />
A report with an update on<br />
progress will come back to the<br />
new community board at its<br />
first meeting after the October<br />
local body elections.<br />
Community board member<br />
John McLister, who pushed<br />
hard for the outcome, said while<br />
he thought the city council<br />
proposal was good, it did not<br />
reflect the community’s desires.<br />
•Mantra will be performed<br />
at LAF on October <strong>25</strong><br />
and 26 and at Little<br />
Andromeda on November<br />
13. To book tickets go to<br />
www.laf.co.nz and https://<br />
littleandromeda.co.nz/<br />
and are really hungry to learn,”<br />
she said.<br />
Both Seaward and<br />
Fuenzalida are Hagley graduates.<br />
Skate park<br />
designs<br />
being finalised<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
CONCEPT DESIGNS are being<br />
finalised for a new skate park in<br />
Sumner.<br />
The development of the site at<br />
26 Nayland St is ballparked to cost<br />
about $500,000 – it will include<br />
skate and scooter park elements<br />
and minor landscaping works.<br />
Ideas from public consultation<br />
held from April 18 to May 20 have<br />
been incorporated into a draft<br />
design.<br />
When the designs are complete,<br />
further consultation will go out<br />
over the summer period.<br />
Once the feedback comes in,<br />
city council staff will present a<br />
report to the Linwood-Central-<br />
Heathcote Community Board<br />
in March or April. It will decide<br />
whether to approve the final design<br />
and if it goes through construction<br />
will start.<br />
City council head of parks<br />
Andrew Rutledge said the end<br />
date for construction will be<br />
determined by the complexity of<br />
the design.<br />
The community board approved<br />
the skate park’s location in November<br />
following a failed bid by<br />
a Sumner motel owner to stop it<br />
from being built across the road<br />
from his business.<br />
(Until 4th October)
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Community service honoured<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
INVOLVEMENT: Akaroa/Wairewa community<br />
governance manager Penelope Goldstone (left)<br />
presents Pam Richardson with a plaque recognising<br />
services to the Banks Peninsula Community Board.<br />
PLAQUES HAVE been<br />
presented to outgoing<br />
Banks Peninsula<br />
Community Board<br />
members in honour of their<br />
service to the community.<br />
Chairwoman Pam<br />
Richardson and members<br />
Felix Dawson, Janis Haley,<br />
John McLister and Jed<br />
O’Donoghue all gave<br />
valedictory speeches before<br />
bowing out of their final<br />
community board meeting<br />
last Monday.<br />
Each of them noted the<br />
respectful and cooperative<br />
way in which members had<br />
worked over the past three<br />
years.<br />
Ms Richardson has been<br />
involved with the community<br />
board for 12 years.<br />
“I will miss the networks<br />
that I’ve had. We were a<br />
good working board and<br />
we had fun along the way,”<br />
she said.<br />
Ms Richardson has<br />
experienced many changes<br />
over her years on the<br />
community board, which<br />
started just after the Banks<br />
Peninsula District Council<br />
amalgamated with the city<br />
council in 2006.<br />
Low level of remuneration<br />
and time commitments<br />
of the role are<br />
among the reasons which<br />
have contributed to some<br />
members’ decision to not<br />
stand for re-election.<br />
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boards with bigger populations<br />
get higher remuneration,<br />
as the current<br />
remuneration model is set<br />
by population.<br />
By this model, Banks<br />
Peninsula Community<br />
Board members would<br />
receive $9864 and the<br />
chairperson $19,729 after<br />
the elections.<br />
However, the<br />
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community boards will<br />
be decided when the new<br />
city council decides on the<br />
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New toilets<br />
for Cass <strong>Bay</strong><br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
A NEW $2<strong>25</strong>,000 toilet block will be<br />
installed in Cass <strong>Bay</strong>.<br />
The Banks Peninsula Community<br />
Board approved the construction<br />
of the public toilets beside the playground<br />
at 50 <strong>Bay</strong>view Pl during its<br />
most recent meeting.<br />
New facilities will include two<br />
unisex toilets which can be used as<br />
changing rooms, two external showers,<br />
signage in braille and a timber<br />
cladding design.<br />
The current toilet block is nearing<br />
the end of its life and given the increasing<br />
popularity of Cass <strong>Bay</strong>, the<br />
area needed facilities which could<br />
keep up with future demands.<br />
Parking at Cass <strong>Bay</strong> is currently<br />
being considered and city council<br />
staff have been asked to work with<br />
the Cass <strong>Bay</strong> Reserve management<br />
committee regarding a suggestion to<br />
install a sensory garden.<br />
Staff were also asked to consider<br />
including showers with all new or<br />
replacement toilet blocks planned<br />
for the Banks Peninsula in the<br />
future.<br />
Construction will begin in<br />
December and is expected to be<br />
complete by about May next year.<br />
Meanwhile, Lyttelton residents are<br />
hoping to get more toilets installed<br />
before a new cruise berth brings in<br />
large vessels next October.<br />
Neighbourhood barbecues on the menu<br />
• By Louis Day<br />
COMMUNITY BOARDS have<br />
taken little notice of Darryll<br />
Park’s idea to cut funding to<br />
neighbourhood barbecues in<br />
order to decrease rates.<br />
At a major mayoral debate<br />
on <strong>September</strong> 11, Mr Park said<br />
he would need to cut $100 million<br />
over three years from the<br />
city council budget in order to<br />
achieve his fundamental campaign<br />
promise of zero rates.<br />
When asked how he would<br />
do this he said he would look<br />
at cutting community funding,<br />
such as neighbourhood<br />
barbecues. This sparked a public<br />
• By Jess Gibson<br />
POLITICAL pamphlets<br />
described as “racist propaganda”<br />
are being distributed to<br />
letterboxes in Lyttelton.<br />
The flyer, produced by<br />
lobby group Hobson’s Pledge,<br />
urges voters to question<br />
local body election candidates<br />
where they stand on racial<br />
separatism.<br />
Hobson’s Pledge, lead by<br />
former National Party and Act<br />
leader Don Brash, campaigns<br />
against what it claims to<br />
be preferential treatment<br />
backlash and was ridiculed<br />
by incumbent mayor Lianne<br />
Dalziel during the debate.<br />
Since Mr Park made his<br />
towards Māori.<br />
A woman who discovered<br />
the pamphlet in her letterbox<br />
made a post to the Lyttelton<br />
Facebook page calling it “racist<br />
propaganda” and “uninformed<br />
fear-mongering.”<br />
The pamphlet, which is being<br />
delivered to areas with the<br />
highest interest in local body<br />
voting, reads: “Want your rates<br />
spent on racial separatism?”<br />
“Mayors, councillors and<br />
bureaucrats were intent on<br />
dividing communities, handing<br />
power and money out according<br />
comments, 79 barbecues have<br />
been approved by community<br />
boards.<br />
The Banks Peninsula<br />
to ancestry and ethnicity,” it<br />
said.<br />
The pamphlet challenges<br />
the principals of the Treaty<br />
of Waitangi, which ensures<br />
councils provide a fair<br />
representation of Maori.<br />
“Maori do not need racebased<br />
representation to achieve<br />
success. It’s condescending to<br />
suggest that if we have Maori<br />
ancestry, we must be appointed<br />
or gifted council seats or voting<br />
rights instead of standing on<br />
our own merit.”<br />
The New Zealand<br />
Community Board has<br />
approved $1<strong>25</strong>0 funding<br />
towards barbecues.<br />
Community board deputy<br />
chairman Tyrone Fields<br />
labelled Mr Park’s comments as<br />
“moronic.”<br />
“The barbecues cost very little<br />
and the social outcomes from<br />
them massively outweigh the<br />
costs,” he said.<br />
The Papanui-Innes Community<br />
Board approved $4000 for<br />
barbecues.<br />
John Stringer was the only<br />
member of the board to vote<br />
against the applications.<br />
Mr Stringer said he favoured<br />
Mr Park’s proposal.<br />
Political flyers labelled as ‘racist propaganda’<br />
Maori Council asked the<br />
Human Rights Commission to<br />
investigate Hobson’s Pledge in<br />
May over its behaviour, which<br />
was believed to incite racism<br />
and violence.<br />
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said there was “absolutely no<br />
racism in the Hobson Pledge’s<br />
pamphlet,” nor the group’s<br />
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News<br />
Surgeon thanked with book<br />
• By Claire Booker<br />
JACKIE SMART couldn’t tell<br />
the difference between shampoo<br />
and conditioner in the shower<br />
without her glasses, now she<br />
can see the horizon without any<br />
trouble.<br />
As a token of her and husband<br />
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surgeon at St George’s Hospital,<br />
Merivale Dr Paul Baddeley.<br />
The Akaroa couple were<br />
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wears the thick spectacles she<br />
once needed.<br />
“It’s a miracle, I couldn’t see<br />
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The book was made before it<br />
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Dr Baddeley has been an<br />
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very nice thought.<br />
“Patients usually send a letter<br />
of thanks rather than gifts,<br />
but it’s extremely nice of the<br />
Smart’s to gift this to myself and<br />
to St George’s. Myself and my<br />
colleagues will treasure it and<br />
keep it in our department,” he<br />
said.<br />
The treatment for Mrs Smart’s<br />
THANK YOU: Peter and Jackie Smart gifted an 88-year-old<br />
book to Mrs Smart’s ophthalmologist Dr Paul Baddeley (right)<br />
as a token of their gratitude. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />
case was a similar approach to<br />
cataract surgery after a report<br />
found some forms of glaucoma<br />
could be treated this way, without<br />
as many risks as laser treatment.<br />
“I think it’s a wonderful,<br />
beautiful gift for our department,<br />
and it just reminds us that<br />
there were times before, when<br />
photographing the back of the<br />
eye was near impossible. It’s just<br />
a lovely thing for the Smarts to<br />
gift,” Dr Baddeley said.<br />
Mr Smart, who is a retired<br />
doctor, used to receive gifts<br />
when he worked as a general<br />
practitioner and has been<br />
collecting old medical equipment<br />
over many years.<br />
“The reason for giving the<br />
book to Paul is as a token of our<br />
appreciation for his kindness and<br />
professional services and because<br />
Jackie and I are so delighted with<br />
the results of his surgery,” Dr<br />
Smart said.<br />
Weeds invade river<br />
• By Matt Slaughter<br />
INVASIVE WEEDS are posing<br />
a threat to the Heathcote River.<br />
The city council is supporting<br />
the need to act urgently<br />
to remove invasive weed species<br />
from the river and other<br />
Christchurch waterways.<br />
City council land drainage<br />
manager Keith Davison said invasive<br />
weeds, including hanging<br />
sedge, reed sweet grass, yellow<br />
flag iris and reed canary grass,<br />
have been an issue in the river<br />
“for a very long time” and the<br />
problem has got worse.<br />
“In recent years more aggressive<br />
weeds have arrived<br />
that pose ever greater threats/<br />
challenges. These weeds rapidly<br />
colonise the margins, displacing<br />
native and exotic vegetation.<br />
They may also grow into the<br />
river, forming large rafts of<br />
vegetation clogging the river,”<br />
he said.<br />
Mr Davison said if these sorts<br />
of weeds are just left “the river<br />
would likely be encroached by<br />
the fast-spreading weeds and<br />
larger plant species with native<br />
plants being forced out.<br />
“This could impact on the<br />
river by capturing sediment and<br />
diverting flows,” he said.<br />
Spreydon-Cashmere Community<br />
Board member Helene<br />
Mautner said invasive weeds are<br />
so widespread they may not be<br />
THREAT: Invasive weeds in<br />
the Heathcote River and on<br />
its banks are spreading and<br />
damaging it.<br />
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN <br />
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Mr Davison said city council<br />
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combination of herbicide and<br />
physical removal as part of<br />
council’s Heathcote River bank<br />
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Get veges ‘on tap’<br />
The Redcliffs Residents’ Association has launched an eco-village initiative in response to<br />
the climate and ecological emergency. Each month the association will write about a topic<br />
chosen by the ‘ginger group’ of volunteers leading the initiative<br />
David Bryce<br />
provides a few<br />
tips on how<br />
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own vegetable<br />
garden and<br />
the benefits it has for<br />
your family and the<br />
environment<br />
public meeting<br />
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HOMEGROWN: Old recycling bins are an easy and efficient<br />
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IT’S SPRING. Time for planting.<br />
<strong>September</strong> is the time to sow<br />
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A vegetable garden has all<br />
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family.<br />
You can get nutrient-rich<br />
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use your rainwater and regularly<br />
de-stress by caring for plants.<br />
Vegetable growing can<br />
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But first, you need to decide<br />
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& Matt<br />
From cheers to tears<br />
PEOPLE MUST think I’m an<br />
alcoholic or something.<br />
Vittoria loves to make little<br />
toasts, she’ll do it as soon as she<br />
has anything like a cup or bottle<br />
in hand. It’s all perfectly innocent<br />
I swear, but she even says “cheers”.<br />
However, when I took her for<br />
storytimes at Tūranga on Tuesday<br />
she started doing it with little<br />
plastic cups in the Imagination<br />
Station.<br />
There were plenty of parents<br />
around, yet not one said<br />
anything like “that’s cute”. A<br />
clear indication that they think<br />
I’m home all day setting a bad<br />
example.<br />
It’s been a quiet and thankfully<br />
normal first week back to postholiday<br />
normality, and Vittoria’s<br />
antics would have almost<br />
been the highlight if I hadn’t<br />
experienced my first serious<br />
temper tantrum.<br />
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kind of way and when<br />
I served up her lunch it was full<br />
blown tears and heavy sobbing.<br />
For an entire hour Vittoria was<br />
completely lost to the tantrum,<br />
wandering the house utterly<br />
distraught. Occasionally writhing<br />
about on the floor or crying in a<br />
corner.<br />
Nothing I could do would calm<br />
her – singing, cuddles, talking<br />
calmly, changing the food or<br />
bringing out some normally<br />
popular fruit. No joy.<br />
In desperation, I turned to<br />
showing her videos of herself on<br />
my phone.<br />
Which, weirdly, worked almost<br />
straight away. She stopped crying<br />
and screaming, picked herself up<br />
and started laughing at a video of<br />
her dancing.<br />
It got her eating her lunch and<br />
back on the good behaviour train.<br />
I like the really good behaviour<br />
train. I just asked her if she<br />
wanted a nap after lunch and she<br />
just waved goodbye to her toys,<br />
jumped into my arms and was<br />
asleep within 15min.<br />
She then slept for an hour and a<br />
half and then was a total angel all<br />
afternoon and evening.<br />
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Storytimes<br />
Today, 10.30-11am, at Sumner<br />
Encourage learning<br />
through a love of stories at<br />
this interactive programme,<br />
including songs, rhymes and<br />
play. Free session.<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Bridge<br />
Club<br />
Tuesday, 1.30, at the rugby<br />
club, Wednesday, 6.40pm, at the<br />
bowling club<br />
New players welcome. There<br />
will also be a chance to learn<br />
to play bridge at lessons on<br />
Tuesdays at 7pm in the green<br />
room of the Memorial Hall<br />
on Waipapa Ave. For more<br />
information phone Pauline on<br />
329 4414 or 027 363 6302.<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Bowling<br />
Club, 20 Purau Ave, Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> Rugby Club, 2a<br />
Waipapa Ave<br />
JP Clinics<br />
Tomorrow, 11am-12.30pm, at<br />
Little River, and Saturday, 10amnoon,<br />
at Sumner<br />
A justice of the peace will<br />
be available to members of<br />
the community to witness<br />
signatures and documents,<br />
certify document copies, hear<br />
oaths, declarations, affidavits<br />
or affirmations, as well as sign<br />
citizenship, sponsorship or rates<br />
rebates applications.<br />
Little River Library and<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre<br />
Ferrymead Sumner Probus Club<br />
Tomorrow, 10am<br />
Email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi by<br />
5pm each Wednesday<br />
Go along and enjoy the<br />
fellowship and friendship of<br />
like-minded men on the fourth<br />
Thursday of each month. The<br />
programme consists of a mini<br />
speaker from within the club<br />
followed by morning tea, then<br />
you can listen to a guest speaker<br />
from within the Canterbury<br />
region. For more information,<br />
phone Allan Hughey 021 499 675<br />
or Bryan Kaschula 326 3048.<br />
Redcliffs Bowling Club, 9 James<br />
Street<br />
Create ’n’ Connect<br />
Thursday, 9.30am-noon<br />
Enjoy some great company<br />
and explore your creativity.<br />
Phone Beth on 022 678 1<strong>25</strong>2.<br />
St Andrews Church, 148 Main<br />
Rd, Redcliffs<br />
A Very Pleasant Playgroup<br />
Tomorrow, 9.30-11.30am<br />
This drop-in playgroup is for<br />
pre-schoolers and their grownups.<br />
Stay for the whole session or<br />
drop-in when it suits.<br />
Mt Pleasant Community<br />
Centre<br />
Tai Chi<br />
Friday, 7-8.30pm<br />
This is a gentle exercise for<br />
people of all ages and fitness<br />
levels, bringing many health<br />
and other benefits. All are<br />
welcome to attend this weekly<br />
class. Phone Lucida for more<br />
information on 022 697 7420.<br />
105 Bridle Path Rd<br />
New Works by <strong>Bay</strong>s Quilters<br />
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,<br />
10am-4pm<br />
See rich colourful quilts and<br />
Have a natter over your needles at One Stitch at a Time tomorrow from 10am until noon at<br />
the Mt Pleasant Community Centre. All are welcome to join the class – from people who<br />
have never crafted and aren’t sure it is for them to experienced crafters who feel like a bit of<br />
a chat while they sew, knit and weave.<br />
intriguing quilt-based crafts<br />
on show in the main gallery at<br />
historic Stoddart Cottage. Free<br />
Entry. Hop on the bus and catch<br />
the ferry across from Lyttelton or<br />
go for a scenic drive to Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong>. This exhibition runs<br />
until the end of <strong>September</strong>.<br />
Many items in the exhibition are<br />
for sale.<br />
Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 2a<br />
Waipapa Ave, Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
Shoreline Toastmasters<br />
Monday, 7.30-9pm<br />
Nervous about speaking? Go<br />
along to gain confidence by<br />
practising speaking, listening,<br />
learning and laughing – in<br />
a warm, friendly nonthreatening<br />
environment.<br />
For information shoreline@<br />
toastmasters.org.nz<br />
Mt Pleasant Yacht Club, 21<br />
Main Rd<br />
Indoor Bowls at Tui Club<br />
Monday, 12.45-3.45pm<br />
Go along for a fun and<br />
inclusive environment at indoor<br />
bowls. The first day is free and is<br />
$3 thereafter. All equipment is<br />
supplied. No previous experience<br />
necessary as coaching is given.<br />
Soft-soled shoes should be worn.<br />
Phone Sue on 389 1849.<br />
Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St<br />
Woolston<br />
Technology Help Sessions<br />
Monday, 2-3pm<br />
If you need help using your<br />
computer, smartphone, iPad,<br />
or tablet, go along to a drop-in<br />
session. Take your laptop, tablet,<br />
or smartphone, or use one of the<br />
centre’s computers. No bookings<br />
required at this free event.<br />
Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />
Centre<br />
Mt Pleasant Walking<br />
Group<br />
Tuesday and Thursday, 9.30am<br />
A mix of flat and hill walks for<br />
people with a medium level of<br />
fitness. Walks are in nearby areas<br />
and further afield. There will be<br />
car-pooling with shared costs.<br />
Phone Judy on 384 1269.<br />
Various locations<br />
Knit ’n’ Yarn<br />
Today, 10am-noon, at Lyttelton<br />
Take your knitting, crochet or<br />
other portable craft project and<br />
enjoy time at knit ’n’ yarn. Free,<br />
no bookings required.<br />
Lyttelton Library
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BAY HARBOUR<br />
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Surf team named for national champs<br />
THE CANTERBURY schools’<br />
team has been named to compete<br />
at the national scholastic surf<br />
champs in Raglan next month.<br />
The team was selected from<br />
a pool of Canterbury’s top<br />
secondary school wave riders.<br />
“These young surfers have<br />
been training hard all winter,<br />
taking on Arctic-like waves and<br />
weather,” said co-coach Nick<br />
Black.<br />
They are looking forward to<br />
competing on world class Raglan<br />
waves, against the best scholastic<br />
competition in New Zealand, he<br />
said.<br />
The team is coached by Black<br />
and Mark Perana.<br />
“We are grateful for generous<br />
support from Southern Trust,<br />
NZ Community Trust, Exit<br />
Surf, Against the Grain Screen<br />
Printing and all the individuals<br />
that supported our other<br />
fundraising,” he said.<br />
The competition runs from<br />
October 7 to 11, with 10 regional<br />
teams encompassing the very<br />
best school-aged surfers from<br />
Northland, Auckland, Waikato,<br />
Coromandel, <strong>Bay</strong> of Plenty,<br />
Gisborne, Taranaki, Wellington,<br />
Canterbury and Otago.<br />
The team is:<br />
Under-18 boys – Neko<br />
Tohiariki (St Bede’s College),<br />
Riley Gibson (St Bede’s College).<br />
Under-16 boys – Myka Black<br />
(Shirley Boys’ High School), Jai<br />
Oakley (Papanui High School),<br />
HOT SHOT: Myka Black, of Shirley Boys’ High School, will<br />
compete in the national scholastic surf champs under-16<br />
section.<br />
PHOTO: WWW.SURFERSWALL.COM <br />
SPORT<br />
Reuben Lyons (Kaikoura<br />
High School), James Millar (St<br />
Bede’s College), Koby Cameron<br />
(Kaiapoi High School).<br />
Under-14 boys – Tyler Perry<br />
(Kaikoura High School).<br />
Under-18 girls – Tegan Bishop<br />
(Rangiora High School), Estella<br />
Hungerford (Haeata Community<br />
Campus).<br />
Under-16 girls – Leah Wilson<br />
(Avonside Girls’ High School).<br />
Under-14 girls – Ava<br />
Henderson (Avonside Girls’ High<br />
School).<br />
Travelling reserve – Eloise<br />
Addison (Rangi Ruru Girls’<br />
School).<br />
SURF’S UP: Estella Hungerford, of Haeata Community<br />
Campus, will compete in the under-18 section.<br />
PHOTO: MARK STEVENSON<br />
YOUNG GUN: Avonside’s Ava Henderson will be a favourite in<br />
the under-14 section. PHOTO: COL/SURF2SURF.COM<br />
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WITH MARY IN FAITH<br />
TĀTOU KO MERE E WHAKAPONO ANA<br />
MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL<br />
This term has been a wonderful celebration<br />
of Marian’s Special Character and school<br />
culture. When girls are involved in school<br />
life, which is rich with celebrations and<br />
traditions, we see improvements in student<br />
learning, participation and wellbeing.<br />
This term we had Feast Day, which is the<br />
most anticipated religious event on the<br />
Marian College calendar and includes<br />
Mass, a house group singing competition,<br />
talent quest and plenty of fun.<br />
Our kapa haka team has combined with<br />
brother school St Bede’s College to<br />
produce a ‘super group’ which gave a<br />
moving performance at the Secondary<br />
Schools’ Kapa Haka Whakataetae<br />
Regionals. For many, it was a ‘first time on<br />
the stage’ experience.<br />
We are also underway exploring our<br />
school’s cultural narrative. As well as<br />
relocating Marian College in 2023 and<br />
all we represent, building a new school<br />
involves weaving the history and story<br />
of mana whenua into the fabric of our<br />
buildings and environment.<br />
On a recent staff only day, we traced the<br />
journey of the school; key women, role<br />
models from our past and shared stories<br />
and memories of the school from its<br />
beginning up to today. We look forward<br />
to future work on our cultural narrative as<br />
plans for our new school develop.<br />
For the latest Marian news and information,<br />
please check our website and follow us on<br />
Facebook. Enjoy the read!<br />
Mary-Lou Davidson<br />
Marian College Principal<br />
Tū whitia te hopo, mairangitia te angitū – feel the fear, do it anyway!<br />
Marian College St Bede’s Kapa Haka group performed at the Secondary<br />
Schools Kapa Haka Whakataetae Regionals for Waitaha Canterbury.<br />
HITOMI STAYS ON<br />
The Marian College First XI won the New Zealand Secondary Schools Girls’<br />
Football Gary Sowden Winter Tournament in Timaru recently. Congratulations to<br />
the girls, coaches, manager, parents, caregivers, staff and supporters – what a<br />
fantastic result!<br />
FRANCESCA RELEASES FIRST SINGLE<br />
Our talented Head of Culture<br />
Francesca Humphries has written<br />
recorded and released her first<br />
single. Her beautiful song ‘I had<br />
a dream’ is available now on<br />
iTunes, Spotify and Google Play.<br />
Fran was selected to participate in<br />
an artist development programme<br />
with Nathan Phillips Vocals and<br />
the results are breath-taking.<br />
Well done Fran, we are very<br />
proud of you! You can follow<br />
Francesca @fraaancescaaamusic<br />
on Instagram.<br />
Rising Japanese rugby star, Hitomi Oka,<br />
has enjoyed the International Rugby<br />
Programme (IRP) so much, she is staying<br />
on at Marian College.<br />
“Both in terms of my rugby and my life<br />
in general, I think I have become far more<br />
resilient and self-driven,” Hitomi says.<br />
“What I like best about Marian College is<br />
that teachers and students are very kind and<br />
welcoming to me.”<br />
Marian College Principal Mary-Lou<br />
Davidson says the IRP is an amazing<br />
opportunity for students from all over<br />
the world to come together for high<br />
performance sport development.<br />
“Our Marian students are exposed to the<br />
opportunities sport at this level brings.<br />
They make connections through the<br />
enjoyment of playing sport, develop<br />
manaakitanga and make long-lasting<br />
friendships,” Mrs Davidson says.<br />
Marian has partnered with St Bede’s<br />
College to host the International Rugby<br />
Programme (IRP) from <strong>2019</strong>. The 17-yearold<br />
high-performance programme makes<br />
use of the latest technologies and practice.<br />
International students participate in a<br />
combination of rugby training, coaching<br />
and academic learning.<br />
Like and<br />
follow us!<br />
@mariancollegechch<br />
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Tasty Bites<br />
American dessert to top off Kiwi main<br />
This well-known Florida<br />
dessert can be made even<br />
better with a box of fresh<br />
New Zealand limes<br />
Lime Pie<br />
Serves 8-10<br />
Ingredients<br />
<strong>25</strong>0g digestive biscuits, well<br />
crushed<br />
100g butter, melted<br />
Filling<br />
390g sweetened condensed milk<br />
4 egg yolks<br />
1 tsp lime zest<br />
½ cup fresh lime juice<br />
Pinch of salt<br />
300ml cream, whipped<br />
Equipment<br />
20cm pie dish<br />
Directions<br />
Heat the oven to 180 deg C.<br />
Begin by crushing the biscuits<br />
to a fine crumb.<br />
Add the melted butter and mix<br />
well so all the crumbs are coated<br />
in the butter. Press firmly into<br />
the pie dish covering the sides.<br />
Bake for 15min. Remove and<br />
cool.<br />
To make the filling, mix the<br />
condensed milk with the egg<br />
yolks, lime juice and zest. Mix<br />
thoroughly and pour into the<br />
prepared pie crust.<br />
Bake the pie for 15min or until<br />
set. Remove from the oven and<br />
cool completely.<br />
Refrigerate for at least 4 hours,<br />
but preferably overnight.<br />
When ready to serve,<br />
traditionally it is covered with<br />
cream or you can serve it<br />
alongside if desired.<br />
The pie is a great way to top<br />
off a classic South Island main<br />
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Serves 4<br />
Ingredients<br />
850g venison fillet<br />
500ml extra virgin olive oil<br />
2 sprigs rosemary<br />
1/2 head cauliflower<br />
1 litre cream<br />
8 heads bok choi<br />
100ml tamari or soy sauce<br />
<strong>25</strong>0g carrots<br />
500g agria potatoes<br />
2 litres beef stock<br />
1 litre chicken stock<br />
500ml red wine (pinot<br />
noir)<br />
Salt, butter and cooking oil<br />
Directions<br />
First cut the venison fillet into<br />
four 200g portions and marinate<br />
in olive oil and rosemary.<br />
Overnight is best, but for at least<br />
a couple of hours.<br />
Put stock and red wine in a<br />
pot and reduce until medium<br />
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have a deep meaty flavour. This<br />
may take an hour or so of rapid<br />
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Slice potatoes as thin as<br />
possible and layer into a baking<br />
dish with a light sprinkle of salt<br />
every few layers.<br />
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over potatoes, place in oven at<br />
165 deg C for about one hour<br />
or until golden and cooked<br />
through.<br />
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reheated or served fresh.<br />
Peel carrots, toss in olive oil<br />
and season. These can cook in<br />
the oven with the potatoes, and<br />
should be golden and soft to the<br />
bite when finished.<br />
Boil cauliflower florets in salty<br />
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milk in the water to make it<br />
cloudy.<br />
Boil for 5-8min until soft, then<br />
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hot skillet then transfer to oven<br />
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pan and deglaze with tamari –<br />
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through and add a nice sticky<br />
glaze. Serve cauliflower puree,<br />
venison and jus (gravy) on one<br />
plate and the sides to share are<br />
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Ross Kiddie<br />
WHEN I recently evaluated the<br />
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engine, I wrote that it was the car<br />
for me.<br />
For one, I particularly like the<br />
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The Mazda3 GTX shares much<br />
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The base model GSX lands<br />
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When I say mid-spec, it doesn’t<br />
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fine. I’ve often written that some<br />
MAZDA3 GTX HATCHBACK: Effortless power from 2.5-litre<br />
engine.<br />
buyers don’t want all the bells and<br />
whistles and that’s me, I’m very<br />
much drawn to those models<br />
which provide the best value.<br />
The Mazda3 GTX benefits from<br />
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just so easily and never feels<br />
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Mazda claims 6.6-litre<br />
per 100km (43mpg) combined<br />
cycle average for the 2.5, that’s<br />
opposed to a 6.2l/100km (45mpg)<br />
figure for the 2-litre engine. That<br />
being the case, the difference is<br />
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During my time with the GTX<br />
it was constantly sitting around<br />
7.8l/100km (36mpg), which was<br />
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in the GSX. At 100km/h<br />
the instantaneous readout sits<br />
at 5l/100km (56mpg) with the<br />
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reinforcing my statement<br />
that the engine is largely<br />
under stressed, and that accounts<br />
for the efficiency.<br />
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power outputs for the 2.5 (2-litre,<br />
114kW and 200Nm). While the<br />
2-litre punches above its weight,<br />
the extra torque of the 2.5 really<br />
shows, the GTX is also lightweight<br />
at 1368kg, so the powerto-weight<br />
equation is biased<br />
well towards performance. The<br />
GTX will scamper to 100km/h in<br />
8.8sec, and will cut out a highway<br />
overtake in 4.9sec (80-120km/h).<br />
Drive is channelled through a<br />
six-speed automatic transmission,<br />
that is the only gearbox in the<br />
range.<br />
It stands out for its quick,<br />
smooth shifts andratios which<br />
always seem to have the engine<br />
in the right zone for response to<br />
throttle request.<br />
The GTX doesn’t get paddle<br />
shifters, but they are pretty much<br />
a luxury and are included on the<br />
Limited. However, if the driver<br />
wants to be involved in the gearshift<br />
process sequential shifts can<br />
be manipulated from the main<br />
gearshift lever.<br />
I took the evaluation car inland<br />
to Methven, it’s good to see the<br />
gateway to Mt Hutt vibrant on a<br />
Sunday afternoon. The roads were<br />
a little tricky with frost still showing<br />
on the grass berms, and water<br />
on the road that looked like it was<br />
on the point of freezing over with<br />
ice.<br />
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arrive.<br />
I mentioned in my last evaluation<br />
that the new Mazda3 has<br />
a torsion beam rear suspension,<br />
that’s a departure from the previous<br />
generation model, nevertheless,<br />
the more I’m in the new 3 the<br />
more I’m enjoying the chassis and<br />
suspension dynamics.<br />
The rear doesn’t quite have the<br />
freedom of the past, but it’s not<br />
disgraced, and occupant comfort<br />
• Price – Mazda3 GTX<br />
hatchback, $40,795<br />
• Dimensions – Length,<br />
4460mm; width, 1795mm;<br />
height, 1435mm<br />
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,<br />
front-wheel-drive,<br />
2488cc, 139kW, <strong>25</strong>2Nm,<br />
six-speed automatic.<br />
• Performance –<br />
0-100km/h, 8.8sec<br />
• Fuel usage – 6.6l/100km<br />
has certainly not been jeopardised.<br />
The Mazda3’s handling<br />
qualities are certainly up to par.<br />
I particularly liked the way it<br />
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with performance vehicles.<br />
For its price the GTX is well<br />
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idle stop-start, head-up<br />
display and radar cruise control,<br />
the latter part of a huge safety<br />
package Mazda label I-Activesense<br />
that easily earns it a five-star<br />
Australasian New Car Assessment<br />
Program rating.<br />
The new Mazda3 hatchback<br />
stands out for one other reason,<br />
its styling is bold and captures<br />
attention. The rear quarter is<br />
almost chunky, but such is its flow<br />
it doesn’t look awkward.<br />
If its styling is too bold for some<br />
then the sedan could well be the<br />
way into the range. I’m due to<br />
drive it soon, and I simply can’t<br />
wait.
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ten27's Delicious, New Spring Menu<br />
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red wine dressing (v)<br />
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