Bay Harbour: October 02, 2019

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019
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• By Jess Gibson
KATE SUTER remembers
the adrenaline rush that shot
through her during her first
rescue as a rookie lifeguard at
the Sumner Surf Life Saving
Club.
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who was 13 at the time, pulled
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• By Jess Gibson
LYTTELTON residents have been
complaining about crime and a
lack of police presence.
But only seven people have put
their hand up to volunteer for a
community patrol team, aimed
at keeping an eye on the port and
harbour areas when the police
are not there at night and in the
weekends.
A community meeting with
police and more than 80 residents
was held to discuss the ongoing
concerns people have with crime
including vehicle theft and
damage.
A solution was to have one of
the City to Sumner Community
Watch vehicles patrolling
Lyttelton.
But the plan is on hold because
of the lack of response from
residents.
Banks Peninsula Community
Board candidate Reuben
Davidson, who has been pushing
to get volunteers, hosted a dropin
meeting for the patrol on
Saturday.
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THERE HAS been a lot of drum-beating
about crime in Lyttelton on social media.
Posters say there should be more police
presence, particularly after 5pm and at the
weekends when there appears to be little.
The publicity promoted a private
security firm to start patrols when police are not about.
A community meeting was held where police said the
perception there was a lot of crime in Lyttelton and the bay
areas was not a true picture.
A plan was put in place to designate a community patrol
vehicle to Lyttelton. But community patrols need volunteers.
Today (page 1) we reveal only seven people have put their
hand up. That’s not enough to run the vehicle.
Time for some of the people who have been complaining to
step up.
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$23k crime cameras for Sumner
• By Jess Gibson
A GROUP of Sumner residents
have finally won the battle to
get crime prevention cameras
installed in the village.
The city council has confirmed
it will fund the $23,000
installation of five cameras
on the corner of Mariner and
Burgess Sts before the end of the
year.
Safer
Sumner started
advocating for
the equipment in
December 2017
after a spike in
crime.
The group’s
Kath
Preston
RATE INCREASES ARE NOT SUSTAINABLE
þ Rates are projected to rise by more than 52% by 2028.
Over the last three years, average rate rises have hit 5.25%.
And that’s not factoring in the compounding effect of those
increases.
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spokeswoman
Kath Preston
said it is “rapt”
to have closure after what has
been a “very long and confusing
process.”
“We’re very excited about it.
It’s taken a lot of perseverance,
but all we wanted was this
result,” she said.
Safer Sumner raised $4000
for the security cameras in 2017,
but was told to approach the
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board for funding
when the cost jumped to
$20,000 after police requested
the cameras be aligned with its
system.
REPAIR THE ROADS AND FOOTPATHS
Eight years on from the quakes we still have endless
roadworks, questionable sewage systems and fresh
water that is compromised.
I SUPPORT AN INTEGRATED WATER STRATEGY
Water supply, waste water, storm water and water infrastructure
are critically important. Our waterways and coastal water form a
major part of the landscape and lives of the community.
A CHANGE OF CULTURE IS REQUIRED
Ratepayers want transparency and accountability without
resorting to Official Information Act procedures. The Council
has been branded as “the most secretive in the country.”
WATCHING: Crime cameras will be installed in Sumner after
a community group started advocating for them in December
2017.
However, there was
confusion when a report in July
recommended the community
board decline the group’s
application for $16,187 to help
pay for the cameras.
The report was then pulled
from the board agenda at the
“last minute” before its meeting
due to Safer Sumner’s difficulty
meeting the criteria within the
application.
Now city council head
of community support,
partnerships and governance
John Filsell said after discussions
with police, the decision to fund
the cameras was delegated to
city council staff.
The equipment, which
aligns with the police system,
will include four static cameras
and one camera able to pan
360 degrees with zooming
capability.
Mr Filsell said the location
Darrell
LATHAM
Forü Council
I WILL
STAND UP FOR YOU
REVIEW ALL COUNCIL EXPENDITURE
þ Income and expenditure needs to be reviewed
with urgency. The Council needs to comprehensively
review how it manages assets to avoid soaring debt.
INNER CITY DEVELOPMENT
þ Central City residential developments are creating
masses of on street car parking. These developments
require off street parking areas.
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was chosen as it will achieve the
best coverage of Sumner Village.
Community board member
Darrell Latham,
who has been
pushing for the
crime cameras,
is “thrilled”
they will now be
installed.
“Gaining
approval has
been a difficult
process due
to ongoing
bureaucratic
challenges.
Nonetheless,
a successful
outcome has
been achieved
for the
community and
that is what is
most important,”
he said.
“The struggle to achieve a
positive result has been worth
a few bruises and upsets along
the way and I am absolutely
delighted with the result.”
CITY ACCESS, PARKING AND CONGESTION
A smart city is an accessible city. The Council must listen
to business people and road users and create a more
user friendly accessible city.
CLIMATE CHANGE
We need individual and collective action to minimise
climate change. Mitigation and adaptive management
strategies are part of that discussion.
John Filsell
Darrell
Latham
In Brief
SCHOOL LOCKDOWN
Bamford School in Woolston
was put in lockdown after a
life-threatening incident at a
neighbouring property last
Wednesday. Gould Cres was
cordoned off and the school was
put in lockdown about 3pm.
Parents picking up their children
were made to wait outside the
cordon. A police spokeswoman
said there was a large police
presence at the address, including
the armed offenders squad. The
lockdown was lifted at about 5pm.
TSUNAMI SIRENS
The tsunami warning sirens went
off along the coastline between
Brooklands and Taylors Mistake
on Sunday at 11am as part of a
biannual exercise to check they
are operating correctly. City
council head of Civil Defence
and emergency management Rob
Orchard said the routine tests
provided a reminder to people in
coastal and riverside areas that
they should have an evacuation
plan in place.
CASS BAY TOILET BLOCK
Last week Bay Harbour News
published an article stating a new
two cubicle toilet building will be
installed at Cass Bay. However,
the building will actually have
three cubicles. Construction
on the toilet block will begin in
December and is expected to be
complete by about May next year.
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Developing future lifeguards
•From page 1
“It is a very dangerous spot that
often looks wrongly calm and
safe to members of the public.”
The rescue took about 5min,
and Miss Suter said the woman
was fine once she was returned to
the beach.
Now the 25-year-old has been
recognised for helping other
young lifeguards undertake their
first rescues. She was named
instructor of the year at the Surf
Life Saving New Zealand Awards
of Excellence.
Miss Suter said she was humbled
to receive the award at Te
Papa in Wellington.
“There are a lot of volunteers
in this organisation that put so
much time and energy into it to
make it what it is. I wouldn’t be
able to do the instructing that
I do without their support and
help,” she said.
Miss Suter is the head
instructor and club captain in
Sumner, where she organises and
runs courses on lifeguarding,
rock rescues and inflatable boat
driving.
She also leads the Canterbury
lifeguard exams and has
instructed at the Surf Life Saving
New Zealand National Lifeguard
School.
“For me, surf lifesaving, it is a
way to not only give back to the
SENIOR LIVING
SAVING LIVES: Mt Pleasant resident Kate Suter was named
Surf Life Saving New Zealand instructor of the year.
community and keep Kiwis safe
on our coastlines, but I also enjoy
being able to help develop future
lifeguards and leaders in our
community,” Miss Suter said.
“It is awesome and very
rewarding to see them develop
and step up to instruct and lead
our patrols to keep our beaches
safe. Surf lifesaving has given me
a lot of opportunities and friends
for life that I am very thankful
for.”
Awards were also presented to
New Zealand’s top surf lifeguard,
lifesaving volunteer and the
lifeguards responsible for the
rescue of the year.
Surf Life Saving New Zealand
senior executive Matt Warren
said the awards celebrated the
“heroism, commitment and
skills of people throughout the
country who dedicate their
time and effort to volunteering,
and keeping Kiwis safe on our
beaches.”
There are 74 surf lifesaving
clubs throughout New Zealand –
and all are run by volunteers.
“Surf Life Saving New
Zealand’s volunteers have had
another huge year,” Mr Warren
said.
“The skill level of our people
was on show again this season
with great rescues, sporting feats
and administrative excellence.”
More volunteers needed
for community patrol
•From page 1
It was attended by nine people,
including City to Sumner Patrol
secretary Kathy Bessant and
former chairman Allan Bain.
“Everybody is busy, so it can
seem difficult for people to
commit to the patrol . . . but it
is a small commitment and it
doesn’t have to be hard work,” Mr
Davidson said.
Mr Davidson said at least six
more volunteers were needed
if the plan to have a designated
community patrol vehicle in
Lyttelton was to proceed.
The car is staffed by two
volunteers each time they go out
on patrol.
Volunteers must be over 25
with a licence and would have to
complete a standard police check
and basic training.
Mrs Bessant said if the car was
housed in Lyttelton, people would
just have to pick it up, patrol for
three or four hours and return it.
She said as a Lyttelton resident,
she does not think people should
have to come in from the city to
patrol in the area.
“Really, we’ve got to do it
ourselves,” she said.
She said residents should still
continue to protect themselves
from crime by locking up their
cars and properties to deter
offenders.
PROSPECT: Banks Peninsula
Community Board candidate
Reuben Davidson has been
pushing to get volunteers so
that one of City to Sumner
Community Patrol’s cars can
be housed in Lyttelton. ​
Senior Sergeant Roy Appley
said he was not disappointed
at the lack of numbers as
“volunteers are volunteers.”
“We would be lucky to have
volunteers of any type and any
number,” he said.
Meanwhile, private security
company Tactical Response Team
has been voluntarily heading out
at night since August in response
to residents’ concerns over crime.
Operations director Shannon
Mudge said it was good news that
a community patrol was in the
works.
•If you want to get involved
with a community patrol in
Lyttelton, phone Mr Davidson
on 027 255 5899 or Mrs
Bessant on 027 466 7042.
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Business booming after upgrade
• By Jess Gibson
UPGRADES TO Sumner
Village are now complete – and
business owners say they are
already feeling positive about
the finished product.
The city council has finished
its six-month project to improve
the functionality, safety,
connectivity and amenity of the
area.
While the
project was
under way,
businesses
said they were
affected by
the disruption
Chrissie
Beardsley
from the work
and traffic
measures on
the footpaths
and roads outside their shops.
Chrissie’s Label Clothing
owner Chrissie Beardsley said
sales have almost quadrupled
now the project has been
completed.
She struggled to keep
her secondhand designer
clothing shop on Nayland St
afloat during the road works,
which she described as “souldestroying”
at the time.
“It’s been really busy. Freeing
up the parking and having the
flow of traffic again is fabulous,”
she said.
“Ever since it’s happened, I’ve
been feeling a huge relief. It’s
just amazing.
I feel like I’ve
been running
off adrenaline.”
She was
unsure how she
would feel once
the project was over, but now
she says the area is “looking
really great.”
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Tapa Bar owner Marty Moon
told Bay Harbour News he was
affected when
the road
works were
taking place
outside his
business on
Marriner St.
But he said things have been
going great since the work was
completed.
“In all honesty, I freaking love
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RELIEF: While
road cones
remain on
Marriner St
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businesses
are pleased
that disruptive
roadworks
using heavy
machineries
such as pavers
and trucks is
now complete.
it – it looks really great.”
Joe’s Garage owner Callum
Brownlee says Sumner will
experience the “biggest
summer” it has had yet thanks
to the upgrades.
He said the business was as
busy on Sunday as it would be in
summer.
“People were sitting on the
new furniture in the village
and people were actually just
walking around – it was epic.”
Repairs to start
on Akaroa wharf
AKAROA’S AGEING wharf will
undergo repairs over the next few
weeks.
The work will involve fixing
broken piles and replacing some
of the wharf’s support structures.
Some of the capping and deck
beams which are in poor condition
will also be replaced.
“A condition assessment of the
wharf last year revealed a number
of issues with it and long-term
it will need to be
replaced,’’ city
council head of
parks Andrew
Rutledge said.
“We are currently
engaging with
the community
on options for a
Andrew
Rutledge
new wharf, but in the meantime,
we need to do some repairs on the
existing wharf.’’
Work is expected to start in
mid-October and should take
about three weeks. The contractor
will not be working on the
wharf over weekends or on days
when there are cruise ships in the
harbour. “The work should cause
minimal disruption to wharfusers
as most of the repairs are
focused on the below-deck,’’ Mr
Rutledge said.
The city council plans to seek
community feedback on a concept
design for a new wharf next year.
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Youths aim
to create a
healthy river
YOUNG PEOPLE from schools
and early learning centres are
being asked to take action to
create a healthy Heathcote River.
The pilot project is a collaborative
community approach to
conservation education which
aims to connect students along
the river.
City council parks programmes
and partnerships manager Kate
Russell said the project aims to
establish a blueprint for student
action to power environmental
change within the river.
“We are looking to these young
people as the protectors of their
local river environment and hope
to expand this approach further
afield,” Ms Russell said.
Supported by city council education
co-ordinator Sally Airey,
the project encourages young
people to take “guardianship” of
the river.
“We are inviting young people
to lead community action to help
create a healthy awa [river].
Ms Airey, whose role is being
funded by the Department of
Conservation, said the initial
project title – Healthy Ōpāwaho
– expresses the “connection
between a healthy river and a
healthy community.”
Dig out your historic photos for competition
GIVEN TIME, even the most
ordinary photo can be an
extraordinary window into a
different world.
This photo, picturing the intersection
of High, Hereford and
Colombo Sts, was a highly commended
entry in Christchurch
City Libraries’ 2008 photo hunt.
It was submitted by Tony Bowie
and shows his mother and
grandmother on their way to
shop in High St in the late 1950s.
During the 1950s, the central
city was the prime destination
for shopping in Christchurch,
and women would don hats and
gloves for their trip into town.
The central city enjoyed this
shopping heyday in the first half
of the 20th-century, coinciding
with the peak of reliance on
public transport – first trams,
then buses. Cathedral Square
was the central hub of the city’s
transport network, which connected
the suburbs to the city
centre.
It was customary for people
to go into town to shop, and to
“take tea” in the tea rooms of
the major department stores
located on both sides of Cathedral
Square.
Beca Christchurch Heritage
Festival 2019 starts on October 7
and this year, as part of the festival,
Christchurch City Libraries
is celebrating 10 years of the
Christchurch photo hunt.
Over the past decade, the
photo hunt has collected
hundreds of great photos like
this one, and Christchurch City
Libraries hopes people will dust
off their collections and unearth
some more treasures.
This year’s competition
runs until October 31. Your
photos are carefully scanned
and preserved as part of
Christchurch City Libraries’
collection, and loaded onto
the Discovery Wall at Tūranga
(Central Library) so everyone
can enjoy them.
•Submit your photos at
any of our Christchurch
OCCASION: This
1950s photo
was submitted
in the 2008
Christchurch
City Libraries’
photo hunt. The
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again.
City Libraries or at my.
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•There are many
events happening in
the central city during
the Heritage Festival
2019. Check out what’s
happening at the Arts
Centre, at Tūranga (Central
Library) and look out for
events showcasing the
project to reinstate Christ
Church Cathedral.
Encounter
our stories
Christchurch
Heritage
Festival
7–28 October
Over 80 special events! Discover heritage tours,
walks, talks, workshops, music, food and more
with the Christchurch Heritage Festival…
• Akaroa Cemetery Tours, throughout the festival
• Stories of the Akaroa Light, 20 October
• Voyages Through Art, Christchurch Art Gallery, daily tours
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Trail runners hit the hills
HUNDREDS OF trail
runners will converge on
the Port Hills or the Crater
Rim Ultra event.
Entrants, including elite
competitors from across
New Zealand and overseas,
will take part in a variety of
courses on October 13.
The 53km race starts at
Diamond Harbour and
heads up Mt Herbert before
descending through the
Packhorse Hut and across
private farmland.
Competitors will then
run through the Christchurch
Adventure Park and
Crater Rim trail to finish in
Hansen Park, Opawa.
The race doubles as the
Athletics New Zealand
and Oceania trail running
championships.
Last year, runners came
from 12 countries.
The 30km, 22km, and
10km events all run on the
Crater Rim trail, with the
30km also crossing private
farmland.
Among the top entrants
in the 53km race are Vajin
Armstrong, who recently
returned from racing in
Africa and America, last
year’s podium finisher Otto
Schumacher, and Hayden
Zervos, winner of last
year’s 30km race.
HARD YARDS: Competitors from New Zealand and
overseas can take part in either a 53km, 30km, 22km,
or 10km race at the Crater Rim Ultra event. ​
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year, and Mel Aitken, who
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in the world trail running
championships in Portugal
this year.
Race director Jamie
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organised by the Port Hills
Athletic Club, welcomes
everyone from the weekend
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Zealand, Australia and
around the Pacific.
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out over the four courses.
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businesses, and our volunteers
are individuals and
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House and Achilles NZ,
a running and walking
group set up by the Blind
Foundation, as well as our
loyal club members.”
Mr Hawker said the
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racing and are a big
reason for the increasing
popularity of the Crater
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• By Claire Booker
A $15,000 donation to the
Christchurch City Mission
will change the lives of 12
Cantabrians.
Last week, Smiths City’s
Colombo St store manager,
Kevin Owers presented the
cheque to mission chief
executive Matthew Mark.
Mr Mark said the mission has
to raise $5.5 million each year to
cover the cost of the services it
offers to people in need.
“This $15,000 cheque will
support 12 people through an
alcohol and drug detox. It is an
incredibly generous donation,”
he said.
Each year, the mission
supports about 42 thousand
HELPING:
Kevin Owers
(left) presents
Matthew Mark
with a cheque
to support
people in need. ​
Smiths City donates
$15k to city mission
Christchurch residents in need.
It celebrated its 90th
anniversary in July.
“Almost 10 per cent of
Christchurch’s population has
been supported by the city
mission,” Mr Mark said.
Store manager Kevin Owers
said he was “very proud” to
make the presentation.
“I couldn’t think of anyone
better to give it to. It gives you
tingles,” he said.
Smiths City chief executive
Roy Campbell said the company
has been a supporter of the
mission for many years.
“It doesn’t matter where we
are in New Zealand, we want to
be those locals who help locals.
It makes us immensely proud,”
he said.
Mt Pleasant School pupil
inspired by Antarctic experience
MT PLEASANT School pupil
Holly Sawyer has had a taste
of Antarctica, in what was the
first Young Inspiring Explorers’
Summit.
Holly, 11, was one of 20 school
children selected from hundreds
of applicants from around the
country to take part in the
Christchurch event on September
21 and 22.
Students spent the weekend
with the Antarctic Heritage
Trust and Kiwi explorer William
Pike, who lost his leg in the 2007
Mt Ruapehu eruption.
Young explorers stepped outside
their comfort zone, camping
out overnight, meeting huskies
and penguins and learning about
the inspiring stories of the great
Antarctic explorers, including
Ernest Shackleton and Sir Edmund
Hillary.
“It was a once in a lifetime
experience. There are no words
to describe it,” Holly said.
Interacting with huskies and
getting to harness one of the rescue
dogs up for a 5km walk was a
real highlight for Holly – as was
learning how to pitch a tent.
“When we tried putting up our
tents it was tricky because none
of us had ever done it before. We
had no idea what to do but in the
end it looked like a tent and it
stayed up, so we must have done
something right.”
Holly is now using the information
she learnt on the summit
to do her bit in protecting the
planet.
“I would really like to make
my carbon footprint smaller so I
will be doing less driving, not
using as much electricity and
reducing food wastage.”
The trust, in partnership with
the William Pike Challenge,
hosted the summit.
Mr Pike said it was incredible
to give Kiwi kids an opportunity
to learn more about the history
of Antarctica, its wildlife, science
and importance to the world
today.
INFLUENTIAL:
Explorer William
Pike showed Holly
Sawyer a glimpse
of Antarctica at the
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He says all young people
deserve a future where they
succeed in life, no matter what
unexpected challenges and obstacles
come their way.
“To be prepared for what life
throws at us, we need a bank of
experiences under our belt, and
that’s what the summit is all
about,” Mr Pike said.
Having completed the summit,
the students will become
members of the Antarctic Heritage
Trust’s alumni programme,
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Yelavich and many others.
The summit was supported by
Christchurch NZ, The Antarctic
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Your Local Views
Do
you have something to say about an article in the Bay Harbour News?
Email your views to jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi
Julian Cross responds
to an article about the
temporary speed controls
on Sumner Rd being made
permanent
I LIVE ON Sumner Rd and
was annoyed to learn the Banks
Peninsula Community Board
have decided on this, as I was
told by a roading engineer
when it first reopened that they
would have consultation with
the affected residents before a
final decision was made – this
did not happen. In short, they
have changed the parking from
outside 18 and 22 Sumner
Rd to the opposite side of the
road – in spite of parking being
outside our houses for many
decades without incidence.
Any passengers in our vehicles
now have to alight into a big
wide ditch. How the elderly are
supposed to do this, I’m not sure.
It is not even possible when it is
raining heavily. This ditch needs
covering properly to even make
it safe. Perhaps a newly-elected
and different community board
could consider this a priority, if
not common sense.
John Broughton responds
an article about planter
boxes being stolen from
properties in Woolston
I HAD A largish, heavy
concrete statuette stolen from
my property in Silvester St,
Woolston, last year, which was at
the time when some other thefts
were being commonly reported.
My statuette was of a woman
and two children, and was sitting
on a heavy concrete plinth at
the end of my driveway, totally
visible from the street. This
plinth and statuette had been
in that same place for 13 years.
The plinth was not stolen. Both
the plinth and statuette would
have required two people to lift
and carry as they were heavy.
This theft occurred overnight.
Unfortunately, I have not been
able to find the same statuette
in Christchurch, so it was quite
an expensive loss. It would be
great if the police were more
active and were able to piece
these thefts together as they are
possibly carried out by one party.
Dawn Sutton responds to
last week’s article about
a failed plan to have an
alcohol-free cafe built on
the former Godley House
site
SLOWER:
The Banks
Peninsula
Community
Board
approved
a move to
make the
temporary
speed
controls on
Sumner Rd
permanent.
I SUBMITTED for the Godley
House site. I said we needed
another version of Godley House
that was a café, bar, meeting
rooms and function rooms –
something in context to the old
building.
It would provide much-needed
local employment, not just at
the venue, but for other locals
like a florist, make-up and hair
artists, photographers etc, as the
venue would be used for many
purposes like weddings, family
functions and local community
events.
In addition, it would be a
destination for those on the
soon-to-arrive cruise ships to
visit if they just wanted to do a
local trip rather than go out on
one of the day-long trips that
often leave the cruise ships when
in port.
It would return the heart back
into the community as that
is what many viewed Godley
House before it was destroyed by
the earthquakes.
Pirate’s Corner
Boating questions – just ask
Navigation safety officer
Gary Manch encourages
readers to send him their
questions
I HOPE YOU are all ready for
summer. I certainly am – winter
is not my favourite time of year,
that’s for sure.
As you know, I write a regular
column for Bay Harbour News
and try to ensure the content is
interesting for all boaties. I regularly
ask for any comments from
you in relation to questions about
boating, but to date, I have not
had one. From this, I guess I can
take you are all up-to-date with
the Navigation Safety Bylaw 2016,
the relevant parts of the Maritime
Transport Act 1994, and any
other boating queries.
This surprises me because when
we are out on the water and speak
to people about the rules and how
they have broken them, they almost
always say “sorry, I was not
aware” or “I did not know.”
One thing I do know is if you
don’t ask, you will never know,
so don’t be afraid to flick me an
If you have a boating
question, email
gary.manch@ecan.govt.nz
email with any queries or issues
you have – about boating, of
course.
If there is a common theme, I
can answer them in this column.
I can assure you I will reply with
the advice you seek and if I am
not sure of the answer, it will be
my job to find out and get back
to you.
We find that education is the
best way to ensure compliance
with the boating safety rules,
so don’t be afraid to ask me, the
Coastguard, or someone who has
boating knowledge.
That’s it from me this month.
Remember, lifejackets that
are sitting on the floor of the
boat don’t save lives – wearing
them does. This simple fact only
hits home when someone has
drowned. It’s too late then to say
“I wish I had.” Catch you next
month and hopefully, I will be
busy answering the questions you
send in.
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Email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
Diamond Harbour Bridge Club
Tuesday, 1.30, at the rugby
club, Wednesday, 6.40pm, at the
bowling club
New players welcome. There
will also be a chance to learn
to play bridge at lessons on
Tuesdays 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
JP Clinics
Tomorrow, 11am-12.30pm, at
Little River, and Saturday, 10amnoon,
at Sumner
A justice of the peace will be
available to members of the community
to witness signatures and
documents, certify document
copies, hear oaths, declarations,
affidavits or affirmations, as well
as sign citizenship, sponsorship
or rates rebates applications.
There is no charge for this service.
Little River Library and
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
Create ’n’ Connect
Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Enjoy some great company
and explore your creativity.
Phone Beth on 022 678 1252.
St Andrews Church, 148 Main
Rd, Redcliffs
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 Community
Centre
Tai Chi
Friday, 7-8.30pm
This is a gentle exercise for
people of all ages and fitness
levels, bringing many health
and other benefits. All are welcome
to attend this weekly class.
Phone Lucida for more information
on 022 697 7420.
105 Bridle Path Rd
Bees and Ladybirds
Friday, 10am-noon
Go and create a mini bee and
ladybird finger puppet using a
variety of materials.
Lyttelton Library
Shoreline Toastmasters
Monday, 7.30-9pm
Nervous about speaking? Go
along to gain confidence by practising
speaking, listening,
learning and laughing – in a
Go along to the season-opening of the Heathcote Petanque Group on Sunday from 2-4pm
at the Heathcote Community Sports Club, 40 Bridle Path Rd. The group offers beginners
and experienced players light exercise in a healthy, safe, outdoor environment. There is no
pressure to participate in competitions as the group’s goals are good company, exercise,
relationships and fun. For more information, phone Allan Simpson on 384 4905 or txt 022 431
8051.
warm, friendly non-threatening
environment. For information
shoreline@toastmasters.org.nz
Mt Pleasant Yacht Club, 21
Main Rd
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.
Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St
Technology Help Sessions
Monday, 2-3pm
If you need help using your
computer, smartphone, iPad,
or tablet, go along to a drop-in
session. Take your laptop, tablet,
or smartphone, or use one of the
centre’s computers. No bookings
required at this free event.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
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.
Various locations
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We need your help...
Wairewa community planting day
The Banks Peninsula Water Zone Committee invites you to take part in
the Wairewa planting day on Saturday October 12.
The planting is part of the Wairewa Bank Stabilisation Project, which aims to
reduce bank erosion, restricting sediment loss into Lake Forsyth/Wairewa.
The plan is to plant 1,300 native eco-sourced seedlings in an area along
the banks of the river. This planting will help contribute to the health of
the waterways and flood management control.
The planting details:
When: Saturday October 12, from 9am
Where: Meet at 92 Western Valley Road, Little River
Bring: Please bring sturdy shoes, sunblock and
drinking water. Spades will be provided
Food: Sausage sizzle
Social: Click ‘going’ on Environment Canterbury’s
Facebook event to register your interest
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BAY HARBOUR
PAGE 15
Facing her fear of deer
SO A COUPLE of week’s
ago I theorised that Vittoria’s
experience of hand-feeding a
kangaroo in Australia would
mean she would no longer be
scared to feed the deer or other
larger animals at Willowbank.
And I was right. Mostly.
I finally got around to taking
Vittoria back to Willowbank
this week (getting the most out
of that annual pass) and made
sure to grab some animal food
on the way into test the theory.
Confidence swelled as she
got keen enough to “borrow”
some bird food from a passerby
to throw at a duck near
the entrance. Not that ducks
were scary for her before, but
it’s like she’s feeding an animal
right?
The first obstacle to my
experiment was the fact that
the deer were hiding in the far
corner of their enclosure. Calling
them over also drew in the
second obstacle – more ducks.
A pair of the brazen little
beggers initially shied Vittoria
away from feeding the deer as
they sniffed about for a bit of
the food as well. But they gave
up soon enough and thankfully
Vittoria maintained her
composure.
I handed her some food pellets,
encouraged her towards
the fence. She reached out and
didn’t even shy or flinch as a
deer moved in for a nibble.
As its lips rubbed on her
hand she let out a giggle of joy
and reached for more food.
Her enthusiasm was limited
to the deer, however. After a
half-hearted attempt at throwing
some food at a kunekune,
the prospect of feeding a donkey
was a bridge too far.
By the time we got to the
wee sheep (animals she had
managed to feed once before
on a particularly brave day)
she was content to just munch
on some corn snacks and
VITTORIA
& Matt
Still Pedalling!
BRAVE:
Picture
proof that
Vittoria
is now
unafraid
of feeding
deer.
watch me feed them.
So ended Vittoria’s animal
feeding fun for the day.
Might not have lasted long,
but it was pretty cool seeing
her over the fear of docile
animals. She also repeatedly
shushed a bolshy rooster so
she could concentrate on
lunch, so she was defintely top
of my cool list for the day.
•Former Bay Harbour
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BAY HARBOUR
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
2019 LocAL ELEcTionS - meet your candidates
Gail Woods Standing for Community Board - Heathcote Ward
Paid Advertising Feature
I have lived in Redcliffs for 12 years with my
husband Greg. We have 7 grown up children
and 5 grandkids between us and are very proud
of our blended family.
My background is, I have had no previous
involvement with local politics and have never
stood on any boards. I was encouraged to
apply for my local community board because
of my advocacy stance in life. I am a qualified
hairdresser with a degree in life skills. Over the
past 21/2 years Greg and I have been involved
in the water industry. I currently continue to
manage this business. We have also assisted
people with earthquake payouts and insurance
problems. I personally have a great interest in
natural health, but that’s another story. I believe
if we START with One, then it is amazing how
quick the answers come for all concerned.
My main focus points are:
1) Water and our reticulation systems. These
are extremely compromised and seriously needs
fixing;
2) Rates. These need an overhaul to bring into a
realist arena;
3) New Policeman back in Sumner to help
reduce local burglaries and crime;
4) Climate issues, ways to mitigate;
5) Roading repairs and footpaths. Remediated
ASAP;
6) 5G. Investigate its benefits and problems;
7) Waterways in the South Shore and low lying
areas, including Beachville Road.
This brings me to the water issue. This
is something I am very concerned about,
especially following Medical Officer of Health
Alistair Humphrey’s recent letter to the Ministry
of Health /Internal Affairs. It raises deep
concerns insisting that chlorine remains in our
water until further notice due to the reticulation
system. Pipe work under Christchurch City
is compromised. Chlorine is a 112 year old
technology, the only other technology older that
we still use is the wheel!
Authorised by Gail Woods, 61 Moncks Spur Road, Redcliffs, Christchurch 8081.
Sara Templeton Standing for Councillor - Heathcote Ward
As your councillor for the last three years I
have been a strong advocate for our ward and
an effective representative around the council
table.
Amongst other achievements I chaired
the Taylors Mistake Baches working group,
enabling a sensible resolution after thirty years.
I secured funding to complete the Coastal
Pathway around Moncks Bay, championed the
extended delegations to Community Boards and
chaired the Climate Change Working Group.
We have made significant progress as a city
in the last three years with the opening of the
Town Hall, Tūranga, the Lichfield St carparking
building, Matuku Tokotoko Sumner Centre,
Ngā Puna Wai sports complex, Taiora QEII, the
Signs of the Takahe and Kiwi, Nurses Memorial
Chapel and Risingholme Community Centre,
amongst many more.
We’ve finished the Beachville and Peacocks
Gallop’s sections of the Coastal Pathway, the
Beachville and Scarborough steps and the
wonderful Scarborough Playground. We’ve
reopened Sumner Road and provided safe
cycleways so commuters and school kids
can bike around safely. We’ve completed key
flooding projects like Dudley Creek and the
Heathcote flood detention basins, dredging and
bank stabilisation is almost complete.
However, like you, I know there is still much
to do, especially with our drinking water and
roading. I have consistently pushed to keep our
water chlorine free, for safe and sustainable
transport options, a healthy natural environment
and greater Council transparency.
Council also needs to engage residents
meaningfully in the development of our Climate
Change strategy, including the challenges and
opportunities of mitigation and adaptation,
enabling the transition to a thriving, sustainable
city.
For experienced, effective local leadership,
vote Sara Templeton for Council.
Authorised by Sara Templeton, 23 Marsden Street, Heathcote Valley, Christchurch 8022.
Tim Lindley Standing for Community Board - Heathcote Ward
As a former business development manager
for a CRI and being involved in four start-up
businesses, I am very experienced at setting
up, overseeing and troubleshooting projects.
I have a PhD in chemistry and studied
economics for two years so can move easily
between technical and financial matters at both
overview and detail level, very important skills
for community board work
I have volunteered extensively in
communities. I was on the Vestry of All Saints
Sumner when Fuse youth centre was set up,
volunteered in Aranui as support person to
Rev Mike Coleman and his successor, chaired
the Coastal Pathway Group in its early years
and am on the board of the Ihutai Estuary
Trust. So, as well as understanding projects I
understand diverse communities and how to
work with them.
In my first term on the community board,
I have been a strong supporter of the very
complex Heathcote River recovery project,
worked on the Opawa Library rebuild, and on
implementing several community initiatives in
Waltham. I am very pleased that completing
the coastal pathway is in the long-term plan
and the Estuary has gained international
flyway status. I led submitting feedback from
our board on proposed changes to the regional
district plan and government’s draft policy on
planning for successful cities. I also served on
several hearings panels.
I will continue to support the community
board being effective and transparent, turning
good ideas from communities into actions, a
more healthy, natural city environment, safe
active urban transport including cycleways,
supporting local businesses and facilities, and
prudent financial management within council.
Authorised by Tim Lindley, 28 Patmos Place, Mt Pleasant, Christchurch 8081.
Darrell Latham Standing for Councillor and Community Board - Heathcote Ward
As an elected representative I have a proven
track record advocating and gaining results for
residents. I do ask the hard questions and I do
seek accountability from the Council on your
behalf.
This is a defining election and ratepayers are
losing faith with the council. Areas of concern
include.
• Rates that are projected to rise by more
than 52% by 2028. Over the last three years,
average rate rises have hit 5.25%. This is
unacceptable.
• The Council needs to review income and
expenditure and how it manages assets to
avoid soaring debt.
• Ratepayers want transparency and
accountability without resorting to Official
Information Act procedures. The Council has
been branded as ‘’the most secretive in the
country.’’ A change of culture is required.
• Eight years on from the quakes we still
have endless roadworks, questionable sewage
systems and water that is compromised.
• Water supply, waste water, storm water and
water infrastructure are critically important. Our
waterways and coastal water form a major part
of the landscape and lives of the community.
• Central City residential developments
are creating masses of on street car parking.
These developments require off street parking
areas.
• A smart city is an accessible city. The
Council must listen to business people
and road users and create a user friendly
accessible city.
• We need individual and collective action
to minimise climate change. Mitigation and
adaptive management strategies must be part
of that discussion.
I am decisive, determined and dependable
and I will represent all Heathcote residents with
enthusiasm.
Authorised by Dr Darrell Latham, 53 Colenso Street, Sumner, Christchurch 8081.
Alexandra Davids Standing for Canterbury District Health Board
I am fully committed to giving all members
of our communities the strong, positive
representation they deserve.
I have been an elected member since 2013.
In this time, I have held a variety of positions,
including my daily work with Women’s Refuge
at the Battered Women’s Trust which has
given me an insight into the daily struggles
going on behind closed doors, Chair of
Keep New Zealand Beautiful, Chair of Keep
Christchurch Beautiful, Elected Member of the
Local Government Young Elected Members
Board, Local Government Elected Member
of the national Community Board Executive
Committee, Trustee of the Graeme Dingle
Foundation, Chair of Whitau School.
These experiences have given me the
opportunity to continue to develop the
leadership and mediation skills we need
around the table within the CDHB for us to
make positive steps forward for the entire
Canterbury region.
I am a proactive, results-focussed candidate
with the enthusiasm and energy needed to
effect positive change.
As your elected representative I aim to
strongly advocate for a parking solution for
Christchurch Hospital, future focussed decision
marking and more resourcing for our aging
population, more support for mental health and
chlorine free water.
facebook.com/Alexandra.Davids.Community.
Rep/
Authorised by David Blenkiron 4 Limes Avenue, Parklands, Christchurch.

Wednesday October 2 2019
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
BAY HARBOUR PAGE 17
2019 LocaL ELEcTions - meet your candidates
Lianne Dalziel Christchurch Mayor - Standing for re-election
Paid Advertising Feature
Re-elect Lianne Dalziel Mayor
“I love Christchurch and am confident about our
future. With my experience and inclusive style
of leadership, we can tackle any challenges that
lie ahead, while seizing every opportunity that
comes our way.”
It is vital we keep the momentum going.
My immediate priorities are:
Water: Investment in our infrastructure will
deliver pure water safely to your home. I
will fight Government-imposed mandatory
chlorination.
Rates: I will bring rates rises down while
ensuring continued infrastructure investment,
and balancing council debt and inflation.
Central City: A vibrant city centre is essential.
Having secured $300m for Christchurch, the
stadium will be a multi-use facility. I will continue
to back the developers leading the way.
Sustainability: I am committed to reducing our
city’s carbon footprint, and helping communities
prepare for the impacts of climate change.
Eastern Alliance: An alliance of contractors will
deliver a fully integrated programme of works
across the east, fixing the roads, footpaths and
pipes and building stopbanks.
Do it once, do it right.
www.lianne.co.nz
Authorised by A Campbell lvl1/394 Riccarton Road, Christchurch.
John Minto Standing for Christchurch Mayor
I am standing as a KOA (Keep our Assets
Canterbury) candidate for mayor because we
want a future for Christchurch which makes
sense.
The city faces three big challenges: a
climate emergency, a water supply threatened
by contaminants and many people struggling
on poverty incomes without dignity or selfrespect.
Our policies are to reduce greenhouse
gas emissions with free and frequent public
transport; provide a local zone for Canterbury
businesses and co-operatives in the city
centre; rebuild the 400 council rental homes
destroyed in the earthquakes; future-proof
our water supply and develop a plan for
swimmable rivers; rate increases kept to the
rate of inflation and a minimum of the living
wage for all council work.
As well as significantly reducing our
greenhouse gas emissions, fare-free public
transport will create a more cohesive, less
divided city as people mix and mingle on
modern, low-emission buses with free wifi.
It will also save families approximately four
weeks pay per year in transport costs which
will be spent in the local economy giving a
boost to local businesses and co-operatives.
This policy will not increase rates because
it will be paid for from existing government
budgets by rebalancing transport funding away
from new roads in favour of public transport.
These policies will improve our lives while
saving the council money. More details are at
www.MintoforMayor.nz
Authorised by John Minto, 21 York Street, Waltham, Christchurch.
Darryll Park Standing for Christchurch Mayor
Hello there, I am Darryll Park, a proud
Cantabrian, and extremely passionate about this,
our city of Christchurch.
I have lived and worked in and around
Christchurch all of my life.
In the past I was the CEO of Christchurch
& Canterbury Marketing Ltd, and I helped
to reposition Tourism under the government
Tourism 2010 Strategy, as well as past board
member of Civil Aviation Authority & Aviation
Security Services, two government agencies and
was employed as Air NZ South Island Manager
until 1998.
Nowadays I am the co-owner of Oxford
Management Services, a property development
and management company supporting
hospitality, Chair of Mondo Travel Group, and a
Director of the Canterbury Rugby Union and the
Crusaders.
What I’m standing for
I am standing as a Mayoralty candidate for
Christchurch in the upcoming elections. I am
campaigning to ‘Move Christchurch Forward’,
with a focus on common sense, a back to basics
approach and better ways to move us forward.
Why am I doing this?
Quite simply, I want to restore public trust in
Christchurch’s local leadership and with your
help, do what’s needed to be done to make
Christchurch, New Zealand’s most liveable city.
This will mean being accountable and
transparent to you, the voter, ratepayer, resident
and business community. Our key areas of
focus are rates, water, infrastructure, tourism,
sustainability, institutions and events, crime and
communities. I will be revealing our policies over
the coming weeks.
There is much to be done, and if elected, I will
stand aside from my current business interests
and governance roles to ensure my focus on this
city is absolute.
Thank you for your interest, and if you want to
help move Christchurch forward, I look forward
to your vote.
Authorised by Darryll Park, Christchurch Mayoral candidate, 400 Pound Road, Yaldhurst, Christchurch 7676.
Rik Tindall Standing for Environment Canterbury - Christchurch South Ōwhanga
Kia ora, hello Banks Peninsula, Port Hills
and South Christchurch residents.
Te mana o te wai - top respect for water -
guides local government: when water
status is good, so is all life around it. The
four shared wellbeings - social, economic,
environmental and cultural - grow as values
built on pure aquifers, clean surface water
and secure domestic supply, with prioritised
care - kaitiakitanga. With service experience
2007-2010 from Save Our Water campaign,
I ask your vote of support again, returning
democracy and public oversight to Canterbury
Regional Council.
Biosecurity brings rural and urban people
together, against pest animals and plants that
undermine our economy and biodiversity.
As a Predator Free Port Hills coordinator
for Cashmere, I work with the Summit Road
Society, Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust,
DOC and council staff, to help our communities
protect the native species we all treasure.
Parallel to the Canterbury Water Management
Strategy and Zone Committees our elected
Ecan helped found, this collaboration shows
how all society can work together, for the
common good.
Emergency preparedness can’t be forgotten
and was the portfolio chair I held for the last full
elected Ecan board, before the earthquakes.
I have deepened readiness awareness
from then since, as a city civil defence and
residents’ group volunteer. I would help all
communites advance thorough emergency
response plans. Disasters can strike any
time, lest we forget. Harbour safety and public
transport are important. Climate change
mitigation work is most urgently essential to
begin.
More information: www.CommunityVoice.nz
+ 027 406 0077 + riktindall1@gmail.com
Authorised by Rik Tindall, 98 Hackthorne Road, Christchurch 8022.

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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Wednesday October 2 2019
Tasty Bites
Sweet vegan classics from Asia
Try a vegan take on
some Asian classics
Indonesian crumpets
Makes 20
Ingredients
250ml (1 cup) soy or coconut
milk
7g sachet dried active yeast
1 tsp coconut sugar
300g (2 cups) plain flour
2 tsp bicarbonate of soda
1 tsp sea salt
1 tsp vanilla powder
Olive oil or vegan butter, for
greasing
Suggested toppings:
Coconut yoghurt, vegan butter,
pure maple syrup, fresh berries,
shredded basil leaves, dried
edible flowers, hemp seeds, icing
sugar.
Directions
Gently warm the soy or
coconut milk and 250ml (one
cup) of water in a saucepan
over low heat until just warmed
through (don’t warm the liquid
too much or you will kill your
yeast). Pour the liquid into a
bowl and add the dried yeast
and sugar. Set aside in a warm
place for 15min or until the
surface starts to foam. Sift the
flour, bicarbonate of soda, salt
and vanilla into a large bowl.
Add the yeast mixture and stir to
combine. Place a clean damp tea
towel over the mixing bowl and
set aside for 35-40min or until
the mixture is risen and bubbly.
Heat the oven to 100 deg C
fan-forced. Lightly grease a large
frying pan and set over mediumhigh
heat, then lightly grease a
few egg rings and place them in
the pan.
Stir the mixture again – it
should look like thick, bubbly
pancake batter. Add 60-125ml
(¼ cup-½ cup) more water to
reach the desired consistency if
necessary.
Spoon two to three
tablespoons of the mixture into
each egg ring. Cook for 2min
or until the tops are completely
covered in bubbles and the
batter is dry. Remove the egg
rings, transfer the crumpets
to a heatproof plate and keep
warm in the oven. Repeat with
the remaining mixture to make
about 20 crumpets.
Serve the warm crumpets with
your favourite toppings.
Any leftover crumpets will
keep in an airtight container in
the fridge for two to three days
or in the freezer for up to two
weeks.
Chana masala
Serves 2
Ingredients
2 Tbsp avocado oil
1 onion, diced
400g can whole tomatoes
400g can chickpeas, drained and
rinsed (see tip)
2 tsp coconut sugar
2 Tbsp freshly squeezed lemon
juice, plus lemon wedges to serve
Sea salt
Chopped coriander leaves, to
serve
Steamed basmati rice or garlic
Naan to serve
Masala curry paste
2-3 long red chillies, roughly
chopped
3 garlic cloves, roughly chopped
2 tsp ground cumin
2-3cm piece of ginger, roughly
chopped
1 tsp ground turmeric
1/2 tsp sea salt
1 tsp black peppercorns
1 tsp garam masala
1 tsp ground coriander
1 tsp brown mustard seeds
Directions
Using a large mortar and
pestle, pound the masala curry
paste ingredients for about
10min or until you have a
smooth paste (alternatively,
you can use a small food
processor.)
Heat a saucepan over medium
heat, add the oil and curry paste
and saute for 30sec.
Add the onion and saute for
2min, then stir through the
tomatoes and chickpeas.
Reduce the heat to low and
simmer for 30min or until
reduced to a thick curry.
Remove the pan from the heat,
stir through the sugar and lemon
juice, then taste and add a little
salt, if necessary.
Sprinkle the chana masala
with coriander and serve with
steamed basmati rice or garlic
naan on the side and lemon
wedges for squeezing over.
Tip: Keep your chickpea liquid
(aquafaba) to make sriracha
mayo or caesar dressing.
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Haul those bulky loads in a Toyota Hiace
Motoring
Ross Kiddie
IF YOU ARE a courier driver in
Christchurch, the chances are
you are probably driving a Toyota
Hiace van.
I can say that with absolute
confidence, for several years Star
Media was located opposite a
courier company and there was
a constant succession of Hiaces
arriving and departing.
Sure, there was the occasional
Ford Transit, and others, but
Toyota has captured that market
well and if you take into account
the number that are used by
tradies and companies, New Zealand
has been a lucrative market
for Toyota.
For those who like the square,
boxy shape of Hiace, don’t be
disappointed, there’s no sign of it
ending its lifecycle anytime soon.
However, there’s also a new Hiace
on the market, and the two will
dovetail in the light commercial
segment.
The new van is quite a departure
from what we see as
the traditional Hiace, its nose
protrudes from the front, housing
the engine which sits forward and
under the windscreen line.
However, don’t be fooled, the
engine still sits longitudinally and
drives through the rear wheels,
Toyota haven’t yet been lured into
making the Hiace front-wheeldrive
like some of its rivals.
The newcomer arrives here in
five variations, four of those are
ZR specification, panel and glass
vans, and a 10-seat mini bus.
There’s also a long-wheelbase ZX.
This evaluation encompasses
the ZR glass van and the jumbo
ZX, the latter is simply enormous
• Price – Toyota Hiace ZR,
$44,990 (ZX, $50,990)
• Dimensions – Length,
5265mm (5915mm); width,
1950mm; height, 1990mm
(2280mm)
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,
rear-wheel-drive,
2755cc, 130kW, 450Nm,
six-speed manual or
automatic
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 10.1sec
• Fuel usage – 7.5l/100km
(8.4l/100km)
at almost 6m, and although it was
a single side door model only,
those landing from September
will have twin sliders, one on
each side. The ZX’s cargo carrying
space is massive, it’s a monster in
terms of presence, it won’t fit into
a standard car park space, and
every time you are leaving the
vehicle you need to be conscious
of how much of the planet you are
claiming. I took the ZX into the
supermarket car park and had to
use four parks so that it wouldn’t
block any access ways.
The ZR on the other hand, is a
lot more manageable; at 5.2m it’s
not quite so selfish, but the benefit
of both variants is that the load
space is cavernous.
Generally I’ve been pretty lucky
having load bearing vehicles
coinciding with items that have
needed to be transported. During
my time with both Hiaces,
I managed to use them both for
carrying duties – green waste
to the recycling centre and an
unexpected shopping expedition
TOYOTA HIACE: Short or long-wheelbase models.
where my wife and I bought several
bulky items of furniture, the
latter devoured easily in the ZX.
Apart from its voluminous
cargo carrying space – 6200-litres
(ZR) and 9300-litres (ZX) - the
new Hiace stands out for its comparative
high comfort levels, once
you’re in either of the two front
seats, bearing in mind it is a bit of
climb up, support and cushioning
is in abundance. There are
also plenty of knick-knack trays,
drink holders and pockets for all
those essentials that the business
operator would need in his/her
daily travels.
Along with a new look, the
new Hiace also gets a new engine.
It’s the 2.8-litre four-cylinder
turbocharged diesel that first
found its way here in Hilux three
or four years ago. It stands out for
its power, efficiency and smooth
operation. A lot of the latter is
attributed to its positioning out of
the cabin proper, it must be said
refinement in the new Hiace is
remarkable.
Power is rated at 130kW and
450Nm, it needs those healthy
outputs, even empty the Hiace is
tubby at 2235kg (ZR) and 2305kg
(ZX), but I’m sure that with a load
on there will be plenty of power
for all applications.
On the subject of figures, one
of the most important to any
owner/operator will be that of
fuel usage. From my experience
of this power plant in the Hilux
it is a bit of a fuel miser. Toyota
claims a 7.5-litre per 100km
(38mpg) combined cycle average
for the ZR in manual form, as
tested. The ZX automatic is listed
at 8.4l/100km (34mpg) which I
would expect to be quite achievable
depending on driving style.
Yes, it must also be remembered
that six-speed manual and
automatic transmission options
are still offered in the Hiace
range, the ZR was a manual, and
for those who like manuals I can
safely report it is a beauty with
slick shifts and clutch action that
is absolutely beautiful.
I took both test vehicles west
using much the same routes each
time, on the long straight roads
to Hororata and home through
Dunsandel and Lincoln. The Hiace
can’t be regarded as a dynamic
handling vehicle, sure it’s ability
in a corner is satisfactory, but you
do need to be mindful the live
axle rear suspension isn’t set-up
for speed, and with its height of
just below and above 2m in both
cases, there is a lot of gravitational
transition.
Nevertheless, it’s fair to say steerage
is informative, the driver is
always aware of the nuances driving
a van creates. Those who will
do long journeys each day won’t be
tasked, the Hiace has dignity and
consequence ease of use.
It must also be said the new
model has a five-star Australasian
New Car Assessment Program
safety rating. That’s mega in this
part of the market, and is a tribute
to the engineers who have created
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by Kassandra Montag
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Saturday 5 & Sunday 6 October, 10am – 5pm
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This year’s Women’s Lifestyle Expo will be the biggest yet with over 200 companies
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all ages and friends simply enjoying each other’s company” says Renee Murray from
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they already know. Plus many of the companies involved can only be seen
at this show – come talk to the experts, shop and meet the makers, discover
new ideas and health advice, treat yourself and enjoy a day out with your
friends or loved ones at the same time.”
This year the Expo promises to be the biggest yet with over 200 companies
and more sites to shop from than ever before so do not leave your eftpos
card at home! Featuring everything from fashion and accessories to ecofriendly
products, giftware, gourmet food, new cars, artisan crafts, unique
businesses, cosmetics, travel and so much more – what interests the
modern women will be at the Expo.
EXHIBITOR LIST
F02
Modo Bella Italian
F03
Lorna Jane
F04
Notion Fashion
F06
Dear No One
F08
Glowing Sky
F09
After Hours Sportswear
F10
Badass Apparel NZ
F12
Mismatched
F14
Lily’s Collection
F16
Silk Italia
F18
Scribbler Gear
HAIR LOUNGE Vivo Hair & Beauty
GIN LOUNGE Reefton Distilling Co.
BEAUTY LOUNGE Sparklewhite Teeth
2 International Paintball Group
32 Fascino Shoes
34 V8 Superdrive NZ
44 Concrete Health and Fitness
50 Park Lane Jewellery
52 Jeunesseglobal
54 Shunyata Retreat Day Spa
56 NZ Hempress
58 WISEplanning
62 X50 Greentea
64 Polished Diamonds
66 Silvergems Designs
68 Precision Aesthetics
70 Spray Tan Solutions NZ
72 Arbonne International
74 Cramp-Stop
76 Repco
78 Earthlove
80 Aduro NZ
82 Tomorrow’s Fearless
84 PhotoWorthy Images
86 Style 358
90 Southern Reflexology Group
100 Young Living Essential Oils
108 CCC - Recreation and Sports Unit
110 Clearance Health & Beauty / Artpro Nail NZ
112 ANZ Bank
200 Florentine Gold
202 Lunette Menstrual Cups
204 Livingstone Advisers
206 Melton Estate
208 Zespri
210 Brave Girl
212 The Fudge Cottage
214 Holistic Health and Wellbeing
216 Pure Romance
218 Shuzi NZ
220 Enhanced Health
228 The Speed Network
230 Crown Limousines
232 LCNZ Northlands
234 iRelax The Palms
236 University Of Canterbury
238 Harmony Distributors
240 NCQ Technologies
242 Circuband
244 Property Investors Club
246 Le Plaisir
248 Isagenix
250 Unbreakable Training
300 Little Utopia
302 Dilmah
304 Brandhouse
306 Thin Lizzy
308 Run EZ
310 Doggo & co
312 Imbellished by Bella
314 Organic Initiative
316 The Art of Optimism
318 Cloud 9 Float Club
320 Lone Goat Vineyard
322 Fire & Emergency NZ
326 Feet First Podiatry
328 Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools & Spa
332 Hurunui Tourism
334 Switched On
336 Kiwi Energy Solutions
338 Kiwi Fitness Canterbury
344 NZ College of Massage
346 Trustees Executors
348 Ami’s Henna & Beauty
402 Straws x KAY
404 On Pointe Studio
406 Scentsy
408 Dusty Acres NZ
410 Dragonfly Jewellery
416 Supplement Solutions
418 Carz n Bikez Training
420 Register of Exercise Professionals
422 Success on Fast Forward
426 Whole Home Solutions
428 Soulful Cardi’s
430 Brilin Christchurch
432 Polson Higgs Wealth Management
434 Nutrimetics
442 Craigs Investment Partners
444 Wet n Wild Makeup
446 Hi Hop Sale
448 Caci Merivale / Caci Riccarton
450 Adelphi Insurance Brokers
452 Teazo
600 Westende Jewellers
602 Addiction Foods
606 Lets Go Addu
608 Christchurch Bridge Club
610 NZ Gynaecological Cancer Foundation
612 Breast Cancer Foundation NZ
614 TANZ eCampus
616 Ara Institute of Canterbury
618 NZ Register of Acupuncturists
620 Female Federation
622 Luxe Beauty Group
626 Niugini Organic NZ
628 Beverley Studios
630 Gill Redden Cranio
632 Nothing Naughty
636 Neora Int Anti Ageing Skincare & Wellness
638 New Zealand Masters Games
640 Helen Sian India
642 Solimara Truly Natural
644 Harcourts Gold New Brighton
646 Snowberry

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648 Ilam Orthodontic
820 Tattoo Removal Company
C10
Luxi Buff
T04
Aoraki Liquorice
700 Ark Financial Group
824 Keto Source
C11
Words on Wax
T06
SP Herb
702 Les Mills
826 Mary Kay
C12
AdrieNZ Cool Products
T08
Left Branch Cider
714 Hollands Suzuki
827 The Rubbish Whisperer
C13
You’re The Bomb
T10
Pure Oil NZ
716 KM Surgical
828 Rhonda Stove Photography
C15
Kandle Co
T12
Maori Point Vineyard
720 ViBeri
830 Functional Whole Foods NZ
C16
Merlesque
T16
Spicecraft
722 The Girouard Centre
832 New Zealand Home Loans Gold
C18
Pepin Design
T18
Sweet Solutions
724 Mavie
836 NewMe By AllyMaXX
C20
Susanne Pearls
T20
Cannon Hill Gourmet Foods
748 Empowered Training
838 Koha Fitness
C22
Lost Studio
T22
Sweet Southern Fudge
750 My Vita Bag
A01
Lumina
C23
Pretty by Heather
T24
Ataahua Wines
800 Adelle Nails It
A02
Little Miss Viking
C24
Glam4girls
T26
Exotic Candy Straps
802 Forget Me not Holidays
A3
Elrose Art
C25
CMB Book Art
T28
The Original Smoke & Spice
804 TransformYOU Coaching
A4
Art Prints by Ira Mitchell-Kirk
C26
Annie T
T28A
The Salami Guy
806 Kando ChCh Eco Fairy
A5
Fleur Couture
C27
Olivia Bezett Artwork
T30
Mauriora Kombucha
810 Rebecca Bijl Photography
C01
Inga Ford Soapmaker
C28
Roxtar Glass Art
T32
Aroha Drinks
812 DoTerra Essential Oils
C03
Whoopzee Giftz
C29
Minnie’s wax wraps
T34
Sweet
814 Divine Cakes
C05
Millie Moo Candles
C30
Iron Butterfly Jewellery
T36
Eden Juice
816 Ron L Griffiths Medium & Clairvoyant
C06
Weka Gallery
C8
Weebleworks
Ice Cream Cart
The Rollin’ Pedaler
818 Aunties’ Legacy
C09
RLS Designs
T02
Straight 8 Estate
COFFEE Green Bear Coffee
SB Starmedia 180x130 Sep2019.pdf 1 2019-09-15 7:07 PM
Encouraging more
women to join
Only four percent of career firefighters
and 16 per cent of volunteer
firefighters are women but this is
slowly changing, chairperson of
Region Te Ihu Women’s Advisory
Network and Timaru senior fire fighter
Donna Lindsay said.
She said the move from using the
term firemen to firefighters has been a
positive step in recognising the work
women have been doing for years,
and FENZ is beginning to promote the
job to get more women involved.
“A lot of them see the fitness side,
especially the upper body strength, as
a bit of a barrier.”
“There has been, in Auckland and
hopefully Christchurch, little boot
camps in eight week blocks to help
people get up to speed with their
fitness and strength but that’s only a
part of the job.”
Lindsay said the work of the fire
service is more community-based
such as education at A&P shows and
in schools, and supporting at call outs
such as road traffic incidents.
Some brigades also take on childcare
volunteers to look after the firefighters
children when they are called to a job.
Most women would find something
within Fire and Emergency that would
make them want to join whether
it’s team building, community work,
talking – it’s not always fighting fires.”
It’s a very rewarding job and we need
the students and young people out
there to realise it is a possibility when
they start looking at careers.”
More information about Women
in Fire and Emergency Service
(WFENZ) is available at www.women.
fireandemergency.nz
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Little Biddy School of Gin Lounge
Reefton Distilling Co. invites you to join their
Little Biddy School of Gin Lounge at the expo
– an on-site tasting experience full of history
and attitude. Handcrafted on the mighty West
Coast, Little Biddy Gin boasts the same aromatic
botanicals from the rainforest in which Biddy once
fossicked for gold. The Little Biddy Gin range
along with the Wild Rain Vodka and Reefton
Distilling Co. Fruit Liqueurs will be available to
taste and experience at the cocktail bar and
pop-up store at the expo.
So what is a Women’s Lifestyle Expo all about? If you've never been before, you are in for
a treat, but you do need a few hours up your sleeve! From sampling gourmet food and
beverages, to buying new winter shoes, checking out the latest in eco-friendly products,
learning about new businesses, purchasing cosmetics and skincare, browsing for a new
car and so much more, there is a lot to see under one roof.
Aside from having the best of local companies exhibiting at the expo, we have a large number
of national companies who will travel to Christchurch from all around New Zealand, especially
to show local women their products.
Meet the makers in the Artisan Craft Zone
Come and meet the makers of beautiful things in the Artisan Craft Zone where over
25 companies will showcase their original products, often not found in shops including
art, handmade soaps and beauty products, baby gifts, home decor, jewellery, fashion
accessories and more.
Tempting treats in the Taste Zone
The show also includes a mini food show with over 20 companies sampling and selling
their products in the Taste Zone. With everything from wine, cider, culinary oils, meat rubs
and spices, boutique condiments, sweet treats, kombucha and much more, this zone is
always a popular area of the show. Try samples from the various companies and take home
what you love.
More fashion featured than ever before
This year’s expo will feature more fashion sites than ever before including Lorna Jane
Activewear, Fascino Shoes, Dear No One (with brands like Augustine for sale onsite),
Badass Apparel, merino wear with Glowing Sky, a huge range of stylish fashion items
from Style 358, italian fashion, accessories and much more.
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