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• By Jess Gibson<br />

NEW MEASURES have been put<br />

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cruise ship visitors are having on<br />

Akaroa.<br />

But Akaroa Ratepayers and<br />

Residents Association chairman<br />

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was not consulted more before<br />

action was taken.<br />

With 90 cruise ship visits due<br />

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council is working to ensure<br />

measures are in place to manage<br />

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other tourists and visitors.<br />

Tighter controls on tourist bus<br />

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ship season.<br />

City council citizens and<br />

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IT’S GREAT to see something is finally being done to ease the<br />

impacts of cruise ships in Akaroa (see page 1).<br />

Ninety vessels will enter the harbour this season, and the city<br />

council has new measures in place to minimise congestion from<br />

an influx of tourists and visitors.<br />

Residents have been pushing for action since it first became a<br />

problem eight years ago.<br />

However, it seems the community has been forgotten about<br />

in the city council’s “collaborative” approach to managing<br />

congestion.<br />

City council citizens and community principal adviser<br />

Brent Smith says the city council is working with cruise lines,<br />

transport operators, businesses and other organisations to<br />

improve the experience for residents and visitors.<br />

Interesting move since residents have complained in the past<br />

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PAGE 3<br />

News<br />

Multi-year funding for conservation trust<br />

SINCE 2001, the Banks<br />

Peninsula Conservation Trust<br />

has worked to preserve and<br />

enhance the area’s indigenous<br />

flora and fauna.<br />

And now, it will continue to do<br />

so comfortably, with $120,000 of<br />

funding from<br />

Rata Foundation.<br />

The trust recently<br />

received<br />

approval for<br />

multi-year<br />

funding from<br />

Leighton<br />

Evans<br />

the foundation<br />

under the newly-launched<br />

Sustain priority area.<br />

At the heart of the trust are the<br />

people of Banks Peninsula, and<br />

because of this, it receives plenty<br />

of support from the community.<br />

Said volunteer manager Sophie<br />

Hartnell: “A healthy, natural<br />

environment provides a solid<br />

foundation for everything that is<br />

of value to people – food, water,<br />

shelter and health.”<br />

“We want to inspire people<br />

to be passionate about the<br />

environment around them, to<br />

understand it and take action<br />

to protect and restore it. All of<br />

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to actively sustain the natural<br />

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BIODIVERSITY: The Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust has<br />

received approval a $120,000 grant from Rate Foundation<br />

under its newly-launched Sustain priority area.<br />

Rata Foundation chief executive<br />

Leighton Evans said the trust<br />

does an amazing job of getting<br />

the community involved in its<br />

projects.<br />

“The trust has created some<br />

strong connections within the<br />

Banks Peninsula community,<br />

bringing people together to preserve<br />

and sustain the biodiversity<br />

in the area,” he said.<br />

Collaboration is one of the<br />

most important aspects of the<br />

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“We wouldn’t be where we are<br />

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other key supporting organisations<br />

– collaboration is an essential<br />

part of how we operate.”<br />

The trust is community-driven<br />

and facilitates the protection<br />

of biodiversity on private land<br />

through covenants.<br />

“Covenants allow us to work<br />

with private landowners to<br />

legally protect their land and<br />

important ecological values in<br />

perpetuity. The whole community<br />

benefits from this commitment<br />

to protecting biodiversity<br />

for current and future generations.<br />

We support the landowner<br />

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management plan. “<br />

The trust has a 30-year ecological<br />

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of indigenous forest, land and<br />

freshwater management supporting<br />

indigenous biodiversity, indigenous<br />

flora and fauna, species<br />

reintroduction and a pest-free<br />

Banks Peninsula.<br />

Lyttelton’s Port Saddle is one<br />

of the trust’s projects which is<br />

delivered in partnership with<br />

the Lyttelton Port Company and<br />

strongly encourages community<br />

involvement.<br />

The trust has facilitated predator-control,<br />

plantings, workshops<br />

and other educational opportunities<br />

involving members of the<br />

community on this site.<br />

Said Ms Hartnell: “We have<br />

kids coming from the local<br />

school to do their part in protecting<br />

the biodiversity along Port<br />

Saddle.”<br />

•For more information,<br />

visit the Banks Peninsula<br />

Conservation Trust website<br />

http://www.bpct.org.nz/<br />

In Brief<br />

FINAL ELECTION RESULTS<br />

All city councillors and<br />

community board members who<br />

were preliminarily elected to<br />

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area during local body elections<br />

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Results which were released<br />

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change while special votes were<br />

being counted. However, results<br />

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BAY HARBOUR<br />

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Lyttelton parking<br />

feedback sought<br />

• By Jess Gibson<br />

ASSOCIATE Minister Poto<br />

Williams has asked the public<br />

to weigh in on a proposal which<br />

could help the regeneration of<br />

Lyttelton.<br />

It seeks to lift a requirement in<br />

the Christchurch District Plan<br />

that requires business developers<br />

to provide a certain number of<br />

car parking spaces.<br />

The city council submitted the<br />

proposal to Ms Williams, the<br />

Associate Minister for Greater<br />

Christchurch Regeneration, as<br />

the rule was causing issues for<br />

potential developments.<br />

Ms Williams is able to use her<br />

powers under the Greater Christchurch<br />

Regeneration Act to make<br />

amendments to the District Plan.<br />

But before making her decision,<br />

she will consider written feedback<br />

from the public which can be submitted<br />

from now until November<br />

14.<br />

“It is important that anyone<br />

interested in these proposals<br />

makes a written comment,’’ Ms<br />

Williams said.<br />

She said the current requirements<br />

do not take into account<br />

Lyttelton’s unusual geography<br />

and the size and shape of sites.<br />

•The proposal can be viewed<br />

and written comments made<br />

online at dpmc.govt.nz/Lytteltonparking<br />

Plan to beat midge problem<br />

MORE THAN 9000 native<br />

shrubs and trees will be planted<br />

beside the Bromley oxidation<br />

ponds over the next few weeks<br />

as part of ongoing efforts to keep<br />

the midge population down.<br />

The trees and shrubs will create<br />

a natural screen<br />

between the oxidation ponds<br />

and nearby homes and help cut<br />

down the light from the residential<br />

area.<br />

Midges, like moths, are naturally<br />

attracted to light.<br />

“We’ve prepared the ground<br />

for planting and over the next<br />

few weeks our contractor, Fulton<br />

Hogan, will be putting in 9330<br />

native trees and shrubs,’’ said<br />

city council three waters and<br />

waste operations manager Adam<br />

Twose.<br />

“As the plants grow up, they<br />

will shield the ponds from the<br />

light from neighbouring homes<br />

and roads which should make<br />

the residential area less attractive<br />

to the midges.’’<br />

The planting work is part of a<br />

multi-pronged approach the city<br />

council is taking to control the<br />

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“Unfortunately midges breed<br />

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“Last summer we<br />

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INVASIVE weeds clogging<br />

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The programme is due to<br />

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The weeds are covering<br />

the riverbanks and will<br />

eventually wipe out native<br />

species. Some are also<br />

restricting flood flows and<br />

increasing the amount of<br />

sediment in the river.<br />

“The weeds are starting<br />

to impact on the river’s<br />

ecosystem and capacity so<br />

they need to be removed,’’<br />

said city council land<br />

drainage manager Keith<br />

Davison.<br />

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and planting work<br />

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Heathcote River as part of<br />

our flood mitigation programme<br />

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The chemical herbicide<br />

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News<br />

Work soon on Ferrymead cycleway<br />

CONSTRUCTION WILL soon<br />

begin on the last stretch of a<br />

cycleway connecting Ferrymead<br />

with other suburbs.<br />

Already linking the central<br />

city with The Tannery in<br />

Woolston, the Heathcote Expressway<br />

will soon continue out<br />

to Heathcote.<br />

Once complete, it will provide<br />

a key commuter route as well as<br />

easy access by bike to Ferrymead<br />

Heritage Park.<br />

Work is also due to commence<br />

on two other sections<br />

of Christchurch’s cycleway<br />

network.<br />

The South Express cycleway,<br />

which was consulted on last year,<br />

will run from the CBD through<br />

Riccarton, Sockburn and<br />

Hornby, to reach Templeton.<br />

The third cycleway soon to be<br />

on the map is the Nor’West Arc,<br />

which will connect nine schools<br />

as it runs across the west of the<br />

city.<br />

“These new routes are not<br />

only for the benefit of people<br />

on bikes,” said city council’s<br />

planning and delivery transport<br />

manager Lynette Ellis.<br />

“Motorists and pedestrians<br />

will also enjoy improved safety<br />

and lighting at intersections,<br />

plus we’ll be repairing damaged<br />

infrastructure as we go.”<br />

As more of the cycleways link<br />

together, it becomes easier for<br />

people for give cycling a go, Ms<br />

Ellis said.<br />

“People who are new to biking<br />

feel comfortable using the new<br />

cycleway and current riders are<br />

more likely to make different<br />

trips, like cycling with a child to<br />

school.”<br />

The co-owner of Action Bicycle<br />

Club, Ken Ching, is finding<br />

the cycleways are not just providing<br />

a safe and pleasant pathway<br />

to different parts of the city.<br />

“The infrastructure is more<br />

than just about transport,” he<br />

said.<br />

“It’s improving our public<br />

space and social cohesion. It’s<br />

helping create a liveable city.”<br />

Said Alice Terrien, of Bellbird<br />

Bakery: “The cycleways are great;<br />

direct and safe. Biking is the fastest,<br />

easiest, most hassle-free way<br />

for me to get to work.”<br />

Her bakery uses a cargo-bike<br />

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around the central city.<br />

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second delivery van. Compared<br />

to a car, the cargo-bike is more<br />

convenient to use, is often faster,<br />

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Ms Terrien believes the cycleway<br />

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visitors alike.<br />

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of the south,” she said.<br />

As the infrastructure for<br />

Christchurch’s bicycles continues<br />

to develop, so too does the city’s<br />

biking culture.<br />

Biketober, the annual, monthlong<br />

festival of the cycle, is on<br />

now and offers a diverse programme<br />

of events, from guided<br />

rides to workshops, competitions<br />

to seminars, for all ages. The<br />

full programme can be found at<br />

biketoberchch.nz<br />

•Learn more about<br />

Christchurch’s cycleways,<br />

and the best ways to bike<br />

around town, at ccc.govt.nz/<br />

cycleways.<br />

Skate park<br />

construction<br />

under way<br />

• By Jess Gibson<br />

WORK IS under way to have<br />

a new dirt bike pump track<br />

and skate bowl installed in<br />

Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Reserve.<br />

Part of the reserve will be<br />

fenced off during construction,<br />

which is expected to take about<br />

two months.<br />

The city council originally<br />

had plans to build a pump<br />

track, skate bowl, half pipe and<br />

treehouse in 2017 but had to<br />

ask the community to prioritise<br />

after it ran out of money to fund<br />

everything.<br />

After the second round<br />

of consultation, which<br />

attracted 62 submissions, the<br />

pump track and skate bowl<br />

came out on top and could be<br />

built within the city council’s<br />

$170,000 budget.<br />

Prior to the consultation, the<br />

community had wanted a skate<br />

park for several years.<br />

Some of the money has also<br />

been put towards the renewal of<br />

the junior playground space and<br />

landscape work around the new<br />

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Said Mr Smith: “We’re<br />

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organisations, such as<br />

NZ police to improve the<br />

experience for locals and<br />

visitors in Akaroa during<br />

the cruise ship days.<br />

“We’ve introduced<br />

measures to help manage<br />

high visitor numbers, and<br />

believe these multiple<br />

improvements will benefit<br />

everyone.”<br />

But Mr Stronach said<br />

while he is “delighted” to<br />

see the city council take<br />

action, he wanted more<br />

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groups and<br />

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He said the success of<br />

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Harry<br />

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congestion, and there will<br />

be greater enforcement of<br />

parking restrictions.<br />

Tour bus drivers will<br />

be encouraged to arrive<br />

at Akaroa closer to their<br />

pick-up times to help<br />

reduce waiting time and<br />

congestion.<br />

City council staff will<br />

be in Akaroa to monitor<br />

the rollout of the plan<br />

and make adjustments if<br />

necessary.<br />

A Bruce Apartments<br />

spokesman was “thrilled”<br />

the city council was doing<br />

something about the<br />

congestion.<br />

The Bruce Apartments<br />

body corporate has sought<br />

legal advice over the large<br />

number of buses gathering<br />

outside the apartments on<br />

Beach Rd during cruise<br />

ship days.<br />

Additional measures<br />

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ship passengers, including<br />

more toilet facilities and<br />

new “smart” rubbish bins,<br />

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mid-November. A new<br />

public toilet block at Place<br />

de la Poste – behind the<br />

Akaroa Service Centre on<br />

Rue Jolie – will replace the<br />

old toilets. It will contain<br />

eight toilets.<br />

Six solar-powered<br />

Bigbelly rubbish bins will<br />

also be operating at key<br />

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Some will also provide<br />

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– Dr Pat McIntosh and<br />

her discovery of sizeable<br />

rocks that have come to<br />

notice around Shag Rock<br />

following the new Coastal<br />

Pathway build in the area<br />

is interesting for all the<br />

wrong reasons.<br />

The reported statement<br />

by city council delivery<br />

manager Lynette Ellis<br />

about not being able to<br />

supply the Fulton Hogan<br />

contract for viewing<br />

because it contains<br />

“commercially sensitive<br />

information” is just a load<br />

of nonsense.<br />

It’s so disappointing,<br />

especially given we have<br />

just finished another<br />

election round, that again<br />

we see clear evidence of<br />

the city council, through<br />

its employees, deliberately<br />

choosing to be secretive,<br />

and being sparse with<br />

the facts when asked for<br />

some information. For<br />

goodness sake, if the city<br />

council don’t want anyone<br />

to know what Fulton<br />

Hogan got financially out<br />

of the contract or how<br />

the contract work maybe<br />

was structured for them,<br />

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contract document as<br />

much as they like, but still<br />

supply the information<br />

that Dr McIntosh wants<br />

– for example, what size<br />

filtering was applied and<br />

how the process was<br />

carried out.<br />

It might be that<br />

the issue has to be<br />

regarded as unavoidable<br />

“collateral damage” to the<br />

environment, given the<br />

sizeable pathway project.<br />

The use of large quantities<br />

of filter cloth was evident<br />

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work, so one would have<br />

thought that this material<br />

could have been used to<br />

prevent the leakage of<br />

the stone rubble that Dr<br />

McIntosh has discovered.<br />

All that said, our city<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

Your Local Views<br />

Call for strategies to<br />

get people voting<br />

Port Hills MP<br />

Ruth Dyson<br />

writes about<br />

election<br />

results and the<br />

city council’s<br />

proposal to<br />

ease parking<br />

requirements for developers<br />

in Lyttelton<br />

MY WARMEST congratulations<br />

to our newly-elected community<br />

board, councillors, ECan councillors<br />

and District Health Board<br />

members.<br />

We look to have a fine mix of<br />

new faces and experience. My<br />

commiserations to those who stood<br />

but were unsuccessful this time. It<br />

takes a lot of courage, energy and<br />

passion to put your hand up for<br />

these positions and I am confident<br />

that everyone who put their names<br />

forward did so with a commitment<br />

to their community and our wellbeing<br />

at heart.<br />

A lot of people didn’t vote at the<br />

election and this is a worrying<br />

situation. I think that a big part of<br />

this (alongside the postal voting<br />

system) is the fact that many have<br />

no idea what a community board<br />

does – or what a city councillor<br />

does, let alone what the district<br />

health board does.<br />

This lack of knowledge doesn’t<br />

seem to be a huge barrier to overcome.<br />

So I would like to challenge our<br />

elected representatives to put their<br />

collective thinking caps on and<br />

develop some strategies to educate<br />

people locally – and let’s see if we<br />

can have the highest voter turnout<br />

next time.<br />

One of the city council’s recent<br />

proposals is to amend the District<br />

Plan to remove the minimum<br />

on-site parking rule for developments<br />

in the commercial zone in<br />

Lyttelton.<br />

Currently, all development has<br />

to comply with the minimum<br />

and maximum car parks required<br />

under the plan. The amount of<br />

on-site parking required currently<br />

is unnecessary and in many cases,<br />

impossible. If this rule changes,<br />

it would return to the situation<br />

pre-earthquake, where most commercial<br />

sites did not provide, or<br />

provided very little, on-site parking.<br />

This rule is a challenge for developers<br />

and a number of sites are<br />

still vacant with developers slow to<br />

invest.<br />

Minister Poto Williams is<br />

consulting on this right now –<br />

feedback closes on November 14 –<br />

and can be accessed on dpmc.govt.<br />

nz/lyttelton-parking. If you have a<br />

view – share it now.<br />

Overconfidence and scraped nose<br />

CONFIDENCE IS a wonderful<br />

thing.<br />

Vittoria’s certainly getting that<br />

in spades and it’s impacting our<br />

walks.<br />

For example, when she and<br />

I took Mum’s dogs for a beach<br />

walk on Saturday, she was happy<br />

to walk one of the dogs both<br />

there and back by herself without<br />

complaint.<br />

Good right?<br />

However, that same level<br />

of I’m-a-professional-walker<br />

confidence led to some serious<br />

grumpiness and a decent scrape<br />

on her nose on Sunday.<br />

We all spent that night in<br />

Akaroa and we’d managed to<br />

arrive before it stated raining, so<br />

we took the chance to wander<br />

the Francophile waterfront before<br />

it got all grey and wet.<br />

Walking up to the lighthouse<br />

was perfection. Vittoria sat<br />

calmly in her pram, made<br />

excited noises at passing dogs<br />

and seemingly enjoyed the view.<br />

By the time we arrived, her<br />

composure was slipping and she<br />

was practically jumping out in<br />

desperation to walk on her own<br />

feet.<br />

As soon as I got her out<br />

though, she turned and sped off<br />

too fast. She barely got two feet<br />

before tripping over her own<br />

boots and faceplanting into the<br />

concrete. A scaring me kind of<br />

faceplant.<br />

Although her poor wee nose<br />

SKILLED: Vittoria confidently<br />

jumping on a trampoline,<br />

repleat with scraped nose.<br />

got all scraped up and bloody,<br />

I’m glad that was the worst of it.<br />

In spite of that, she was more<br />

than happy to sprint about<br />

concreted areas and then run<br />

downhill and give me more<br />

heart attacks.<br />

Trying to hold her hand<br />

was no good, she’d just<br />

growl at me and do her best<br />

washing machine impression<br />

before stamping off as if to<br />

VITTORIA<br />

& Matt<br />

say: “No, I can do it!”.<br />

An ultimatum was just met<br />

with more running away, so I<br />

just had to wrestle her back into<br />

the pram. Literally.<br />

Let’s see if a scab on her nose<br />

will chill the over confidence. I<br />

doubt it.<br />

So, quick update on the cot<br />

and potty training efforts before<br />

we go.<br />

The potty is still terrifying, so<br />

no real movement there (ha, see<br />

what I did there?)<br />

On the other hand, the cot<br />

training is going great guns.<br />

I’m getting a whole night sleep<br />

without tiny limbs in my eye<br />

socket or ribs.<br />

On Tuesday morning Vittoria<br />

jumped out of bed, wandered<br />

over to me and Laura’s bed, and<br />

jumped up for a cuddle before<br />

getting up. It’s cute when I’m<br />

already awake and it’s not 3am.<br />

To be 100 per cent honest, I<br />

kind of miss the co-sleeping.<br />

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News<br />

Plan to upgrade playgrounds<br />

• By Jess Gibson<br />

TWO PLAYGROUNDS in the<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> area are set to get<br />

a refresh.<br />

The city council is seeking<br />

feedback on proposals for the<br />

Radley playground in Woolston<br />

and King Park playground in Mt<br />

Pleasant until November 6.<br />

Both playgrounds are reaching<br />

the end of their life span and<br />

will receive new equipment for a<br />

range of ages and abilities.<br />

Radley playground was built at<br />

Radley Park on Woolston Cres in<br />

the mid-1980s.<br />

Before that, the area was<br />

part of Troutdale Farm, where<br />

Andrew Mensal Johnson bred<br />

the first brown trout in New<br />

Zealand.<br />

The farm was a popular picnic<br />

area until it closed in the early<br />

1930s and a number of the<br />

original trees remain in the park<br />

today.<br />

There is a plaque along the<br />

• By Jess Gibson<br />

PRIZE-WINNING “Kelliher”<br />

paintings will be showcased in<br />

Akaroa.<br />

Sir Henry Kelliher was a longstanding<br />

patron of the arts and<br />

set up the Kelliher Art Award<br />

in 1956.<br />

The objective of the<br />

competition, which lasted until<br />

1977, was to encourage realistic<br />

portrayals of New Zealand<br />

landscapes and the way of life<br />

of its people for the entire world<br />

to see.<br />

The Kelliher Art Exhibition<br />

will be held at the Powerhouse<br />

Gallery from Saturday to<br />

November 24.<br />

The paintings to be displayed<br />

in Akaroa are either Kelliher<br />

competition prize-winners<br />

or paintings acquired by the<br />

Kelliher Art Trust.<br />

It will be the second time<br />

in 63 years a selection of the<br />

paintings have been shown in<br />

banks of the Heathcote River<br />

which commemorates Mr<br />

Johnson.<br />

The city council has proposed<br />

new equipment which would be<br />

suitable for both the park setting<br />

and the community, including<br />

swings, a slide, a carousel, a seesaw<br />

and a fish-rocker.<br />

King Park playground,<br />

which is off Quarry Rd and<br />

Rangatira Tce, dates back to the<br />

1930s.<br />

The proposed new equipment<br />

includes swings, a slide, a “space<br />

shuttle” with rope climbing, and<br />

a choice between a dinosaur<br />

rocker or a kiwi rocker.<br />

Once the consultation<br />

period has closed for both<br />

playgrounds, the project<br />

team will analyse feedback<br />

and produce a report with<br />

a recommendation to the<br />

Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />

Community Board.<br />

A decision from the board<br />

is expected sometime in April<br />

the South Island.<br />

Peter McIntyre, Cedric<br />

Savage, David Barker, Austen<br />

Deans, Colin Wheeler, Robert<br />

McDowell and Richard<br />

McWhannell are among the<br />

artists to be exhibited are.<br />

and if the plans are approved,<br />

construction of the playgrounds<br />

is likely to start in May or June.<br />

•To have your say<br />

on proposed Radley<br />

playground upgrade, visit<br />

https://ccc.govt.nz/thecouncil/consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/<br />

show/267.<br />

Or to have your say on<br />

the planned King Park<br />

playground, visit https://<br />

ccc.govt.nz/the-council/<br />

consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/<br />

show/266<br />

UPGRADE: New equipment<br />

has been proposed for<br />

the King Park playground<br />

in Mt Pleasant (right) and<br />

the Radley playground in<br />

Woolston.<br />

Award-winning art on display<br />

SKILL: Artist<br />

Austen<br />

Deans<br />

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Kelliher Art<br />

Competition<br />

with his<br />

painting<br />

“Glacial<br />

Remains.”<br />

•To find out more<br />

about the exhibition,<br />

visit https://www.<br />

watercolournewzealand.<br />

nz/blog/<strong>2019</strong>_akaroa_<br />

exhibition.htm<br />

Feedback sought on<br />

improvement plan<br />

for busy Akaroa road<br />

• By Jess Gibson<br />

A CROSSING build-out has<br />

been proposed for a busy road in<br />

Akaroa.<br />

The city council has asked for<br />

feedback on the planned changes<br />

to Beach Rd next to Stanley Park.<br />

The proposal includes a<br />

crossing point, with a kerb buildout,<br />

to align with the park steps.<br />

The changes will create a safer<br />

crossing point for pedestrians,<br />

make the park entrance more<br />

visible and prevent cars and<br />

buses from parking in front of it.<br />

Consultation opened on<br />

Thursday and will close<br />

on November 6, and a<br />

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Banks Peninsula Community<br />

Board.<br />

If the community board<br />

approves the recommendation,<br />

construction is likely to start<br />

halfway through next year.<br />

Meanwhile, work will begin to<br />

replace the old stone steps where<br />

Stanley Park meets Beach Rd at<br />

the end of the month.<br />

Approval was granted to<br />

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ago.<br />

The steps will be realigned for<br />

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Locally-sourced stone will be<br />

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One of the world’s<br />

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athletes competed<br />

in the Ironman World<br />

Championship in<br />

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occasion sports<br />

reporter Gordon<br />

Findlater caught up<br />

with Sumner resident<br />

and two-time winner<br />

of the event Erin Baker<br />

ARGUABLY THE greatest<br />

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In 1987 Erin Baker won<br />

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Championship and also smashed<br />

the women’s record at the time in<br />

Hawaii. She won the event again<br />

in 1990. Baker is one of only two<br />

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distance, Olympic distance and<br />

duathlon.<br />

However, the humble Baker<br />

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through hard work and growing<br />

up being “good at running,<br />

good at biking and good at<br />

swimming.”<br />

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in 1994 she finished her triathlon<br />

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two wins at Zofingen, four at<br />

Nice and two Olympic distance<br />

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sports is ridiculous.<br />

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“Let’s just make it a little more<br />

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sponsors look at the men because<br />

the men are the ones being<br />

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done.”<br />

In the coming years Baker<br />

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time working in the business<br />

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BAY HARBOUR<br />

Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz<br />

SPORT<br />

Success at scholastic<br />

surf championships<br />

•From page 1<br />

Canterbury members Neko<br />

Tohiariki (St Bede’s College)<br />

Myka Black (Shirley Boys’ High)<br />

and Leah Wilson (Avonside<br />

Girls’ High) all made the finals<br />

in their divisions.<br />

Coaches Nick Black and Mark<br />

Perana praised the team’s efforts<br />

against top New Zealand competition.<br />

“While we didn’t bring<br />

back the team title, we had some<br />

outstanding individual performances,”<br />

Black said.<br />

“It was also great to see the<br />

team spirit with everyone cheering<br />

on the efforts of our surfers<br />

in the water.”<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 fundraising,”<br />

he said<br />

“Our mid-week inter-school<br />

competition begins again this<br />

week and we will be using it to<br />

build next year’s team,” he said.<br />

Canterbury team results<br />

Under-18 boys: Neko Tohiariki<br />

4 th (St Bede’s College),<br />

Riley Gibson 25 th (St Bede’s<br />

College).<br />

Under-16 boys: Myka Black<br />

3rd (Shirley Boys’ High School),<br />

Jai Oakley 13th (Papanui High<br />

TALENT: Estella Hungerford<br />

continues to earn accolades.<br />

School), Reuben Lyons 25 th<br />

(Kaikoura High School), James<br />

Millar 7 th (St Bede’s College),<br />

Koby Cameron 25 th (Kaiapoi<br />

High School).<br />

Under-14 boys: Tyler Perry<br />

9th (Kaikoura High School).<br />

Under-18 girls: Tegan Bishop<br />

5 th (Rangiora High School),<br />

Estella Hungerford 1st (Haeata<br />

Community Campus).<br />

Under-16 girls: Leah Wilson<br />

4 th (Avonside Girls’ High<br />

School).<br />

Under-14 girls: Ava Henderson<br />

1st (Avonside Girls’ High<br />

School).<br />

Travelling reserve: Eloise<br />

Addison (Rangi Ruru Girls’<br />

School).<br />

National medals for boxers<br />

• By Jacob Page<br />

WOOLSTON BOXING Club<br />

coach Holly Sullivan is on<br />

the hunt for international<br />

opportunities for her twotime<br />

New Zealand champion,<br />

Hamuera Tainui.<br />

The 14-year-old won back-toback<br />

national titles at Hastings in<br />

the junior under-63kg class.<br />

“He’s a bit of a golden boy, he<br />

fought very well and deserved it,”<br />

Sullivan said.<br />

“He’s still young for a junior so<br />

it would be great to get him some<br />

more opportunities, particularly<br />

internationally.<br />

“That’s what I’m doing now,<br />

just see what opportunities may<br />

be out there just so he gets used<br />

to travelling and competing in a<br />

new environment.”<br />

Sullivan said while trips to<br />

Australia for junior camps<br />

were always beneficial, she said<br />

competitions further away like<br />

Ireland were in her sights.<br />

“It’s important to try to keep<br />

these guys in the sport and show<br />

others coming through what is<br />

possible.<br />

Hamuera’s gold medal was a<br />

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Trevor Swainson was second in<br />

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the best runner-up award<br />

at the tournament.<br />

“I thought Trev fought really<br />

well, he had three fights and<br />

earned that silver medal,” Sullivan<br />

said.<br />

WINNER: Woolston boxer Hamuera Tainui won his second<br />

national title at Hastings.<br />

PHOTO: HOLLY SULLIVAN ​<br />

Byron Antal also won silver in<br />

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“I think nerves got the better<br />

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Ryley Sutherland was<br />

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“He fought well but didn’t land<br />

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Tegan Burdett-Clark earned a<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

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BAY HARBOUR<br />

PAGE 21<br />

Tasty Bites<br />

Benefits of a Japanese plant-based diet<br />

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Deconstructed sushi bowl<br />

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Ingredients<br />

Pickled cucumber<br />

1 cucumber, thinly sliced<br />

½ cup (125ml) rice wine vinegar<br />

or apple cider vinegar<br />

2 tsp coconut sugar<br />

1 Tbsp tamari<br />

1 tsp sesame oil<br />

2 Tbsp sesame seeds<br />

Red rice<br />

2 cups (400g) red or brown<br />

rice<br />

¼ cup (60ml) sushi rice vinegar<br />

Teriyaki roasted cauliflower<br />

6 Tbsp tamari<br />

¼ cup (60ml) water<br />

3 Tbsp rice wine vinegar<br />

2 tsp ginger, grated<br />

4 Tbsp coconut sugar<br />

1 Tbsp cornstarch<br />

1 head cauliflower, chopped into<br />

florets<br />

8 small carrots<br />

Salt and pepper, to taste<br />

Olive oil<br />

4 baby or two medium-sized<br />

bok choys, thinly sliced<br />

lengthwise<br />

To serve<br />

½ pack of nori sheets cut<br />

diagonally into triangles<br />

4 radishes, thinly sliced<br />

Coriander, to garnish<br />

Directions<br />

To make the pickled<br />

cucumber, place sliced cucumber<br />

in a bowl and sprinkle with a<br />

generous pinch of salt – gently<br />

mix.<br />

Set aside for 5min then rinse<br />

and drain.<br />

In a lidded container, combine<br />

rice vinegar, coconut sugar,<br />

tamari, sesame oil and sesame<br />

seeds.<br />

Add cucumbers to the<br />

container and, with the lid on,<br />

toss to marinate.<br />

To make the rice, cook rice as<br />

per package instructions.<br />

Once cooked, add sushi<br />

rice vinegar and stir well to<br />

combine.<br />

To make the teriyaki roasted<br />

cauliflower, heat oven to 200<br />

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Add tamari, water, rice wine<br />

vinegar, grated ginger and<br />

coconut sugar in a medium pot.<br />

Bring to boil and simmer on<br />

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Place carrots on separate lined<br />

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BAY HARBOUR<br />

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Wine<br />

Chardonnays to keep an eye out for<br />

• By Mark Henderson<br />

THIS WEEK’S assortment is a<br />

group of 2017 chardonnays.<br />

With Mr McLaren away travelling,<br />

McLaren jun joined my<br />

regular panelist, Mr Collins, and<br />

me to taste through a range from<br />

across the regions.<br />

A grapefruit note came up in<br />

one of the early wines, and once<br />

that character was identified,<br />

I kept finding it in most of the<br />

wines.<br />

The power of suggestion? A<br />

character of the vintage? Or perhaps<br />

my succumbing to cognitive<br />

bias?<br />

More study will be needed.<br />

2017 Mahi Alchemy Single<br />

Vineyard Marlborough<br />

Chardonnay<br />

Price: $39.90<br />

Rating: Excellent<br />

Gunflint, struck match, powerful<br />

peach and melon fruit, citrus<br />

with time. At first, playing in the<br />

sweet and sour spectrum with<br />

grapefruit in focus and biscuity/<br />

oatmeal notes, but this fattens up<br />

nicely, aeration adding a wisp of<br />

buttered popcorn.<br />

All the while, there’s delicious<br />

drive and crispness with a<br />

delightfully long, fresh and tangy<br />

finish.<br />

www.mahiwine.co.nz<br />

2017 Hunters Offshoot<br />

Marlborough Chardonnay<br />

Price: $34.99<br />

Rating: Very good to excellent<br />

Grapefruit, struck match, fresh<br />

baguette, a little toastiness. Powerful<br />

in the mouth, the lemony<br />

citrus notes play off grilled nuts<br />

and toasty elements, with stonefruit<br />

and apple joining in with<br />

aeration. Crisp, salivatory, there’s<br />

a real lip-smacking element to<br />

the acidity.<br />

Tightens a little over time,<br />

but a good swirl helps to coax it<br />

back.<br />

www.hunters.co.nz<br />

2017 Tohu Whenua Awa<br />

Single Vineyard Awatere<br />

Valley Chardonnay<br />

Price: $39.99<br />

Rating: Very good to excellent<br />

Struck match, burnt toast,<br />

warm baguette, grapefruit.<br />

Showing its youthful side, yet<br />

also its richness, texture and<br />

supple acidity. Grilled nuts,<br />

caramel, some fruit pith bittersweet<br />

elements and a petrol-like<br />

note.<br />

This becomes more zesty with<br />

aeration but seems to be holding<br />

its cards close to its chest.<br />

www.tohuwines.co.nz<br />

2017 Craggy Range Les<br />

Beaux Cailloux Gimblett<br />

Gravels Chardonnay<br />

Price: $150<br />

Rating: Excellent<br />

Bonfire smoke, spices, peach<br />

almost a deeper register, developing<br />

perfume and struck<br />

match. This could be perceived<br />

as underpowered but there’s<br />

quiet depth in the mouth. This<br />

grows in texture, picking up<br />

notes of orange peel, spice and<br />

toffee, enlivened as the acidity<br />

becomes more racy.<br />

Elegant and with potential.<br />

www.craggyrange.com<br />

2017 Mahi Marlborough<br />

Chardonnay<br />

Price: $29<br />

Rating: Good to very good<br />

A little wild funkiness, wild<br />

yeast, matchstick and spice lead.<br />

Full and creamy entry with<br />

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when you think it might be a<br />

little soft, the racy acidity floods<br />

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lift.<br />

Quite linear through the<br />

mouth — as the matchstick subsumes<br />

a little cheesiness grows<br />

— though just a little short on<br />

the finish.<br />

www.mahiwine.co.nz<br />

2017 Pegasus <strong>Bay</strong> Waipara<br />

Chardonnay<br />

Price: $43<br />

Rating: Very good to excellent<br />

Powerful struck match, wood<br />

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citrusy element reminding<br />

me of grilled grapefruit.<br />

Fragrant top notes and a long,<br />

mellow finish.<br />

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Food and a View to Die For!<br />

NESTLED on the hillside in Lyttelton is perhaps one of<br />

Canterbury’s best kept secrets - e Lyttelton Club -<br />

also known as the Top Club. But with recent<br />

renovations and a new master chef heading the kitchen,<br />

the word is out!<br />

Situated in the heart of Lyttelton the Top Club boasts<br />

some of the best harbour views in the area - evident the<br />

minute you step foot inside. An open plan bar drops<br />

down to the dining area with oor to ceiling windows<br />

providing a panoramic view. e innovative design and<br />

decor adds to the appeal making it instantly warm and<br />

inviting. What was previously the club restaurant has<br />

been transformed into a snug sports bar with pool table,<br />

TAB and even more amazing harbour views.<br />

e Bistro offers a compact yet diverse range of<br />

meals created by Master Chef Lloyd Millar. With over<br />

40 years experience, Lloyd has a wealth of experience.<br />

Born in Lyttelton and trained in Canterbury, Lloyd’s<br />

career has seen him in many notable kitchens not only<br />

across New Zealand but overseas too, including his<br />

private dining ‘Dinner By Design’ business. Recent years<br />

has seen him based predominately in Banks Peninsula<br />

where he has cooked at local greats including She Cafe<br />

in Governors <strong>Bay</strong>, the Akaroa Wharf Hotel, award<br />

winning Monster Yakitori Bar in Lyttelton, and the<br />

Fishermans Wharf in Lyttelton.<br />

While Lloyd’s food knowledge is extensive, he is<br />

renowned for his skill in Yakitori and for this reason the<br />

Club has installed a charcoal grill. So on the menu is a<br />

great selection of these delicious Japanese style skewers,<br />

as well as classic Sirloin, Ribeye and Italian style Sausage<br />

mains that are served with fries and garden salad. Other<br />

mains options include twice cooked Pork Belly, a choice<br />

of Burgers, Hoki & Chips, Dory Fillet, and a Potato,<br />

Chickpea Tofu Laska. ere is also a good selection of<br />

starters and desserts, as well as a kiddies menu. Gluten<br />

free, vegan and vegetarian options are also available.<br />

And price wise the menu is extremely affordable.<br />

e Bistro also offers regular specials, such as All You<br />

Can Eat Dumplings every Wednesday and a Sunday<br />

Carvery & Dessert at the end of each month.<br />

If you’re planning an event, the Top Club is well<br />

worth considering. Talk to Lloyd about holding a<br />

function. He can design catering to t any budget.<br />

In the bar there’s live coverage of international rugby<br />

with food and beverage specials accompanying All<br />

Blacks games, Housie at 7pm every Tuesday, and a<br />

lucky members draw every ursday at 5.30pm. And if<br />

you enjoy a utter the Club has a 12 machine gaming<br />

room and the one and only TAB facility in Lyttelton -<br />

something to keep in mind with Melbourne Cup and<br />

NZ Trotting Cup coming up next month.<br />

New members are most welcome. Enquire about<br />

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memberships.<br />

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Email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi by<br />

5pm each Wednesday<br />

Redcliffs Lawn Bowls Coaching<br />

Tuesday 10.30-11.30.am,<br />

Friday, 5-6.30 pm.​, Sunday 9.30-<br />

10.30 am<br />

Free lawn bowls coaching has<br />

started and is open to anyone<br />

over the age of 10. Bowls equipment<br />

is provided and soled shoes<br />

are required. From the first<br />

Wednesday of November, after<br />

work ladies sessions will begin.<br />

For more information, email<br />

redcliffsbowls@xtra.co.nz or visit<br />

www.redcliffsbowls.co.nz.<br />

Mt Pleasant Bowling club, 9<br />

James St<br />

Indoor Bowls at Tui Club<br />

Monday, 12.45-3.45pm<br />

Go along for a fun and inclusive<br />

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 />

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. For<br />

more information phone Pauline<br />

on 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 Waipapa<br />

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 be<br />

available to members of the community<br />

to witness signatures and<br />

documents, certify document<br />

copies, hear oaths, declarations,<br />

affidavits or affirmations, as well<br />

as sign citizenship, sponsorship<br />

or rates rebates applications.<br />

There is no charge for this service.<br />

Little River Library and<br />

Matuku Takotako: Sumner<br />

Centre<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 />

Ferrymead Sumner Probus<br />

Club<br />

Tomorrow, 10am<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 />

Encourage learning through a love for stories at Wā Kōrero: Storytimes. Free sessions on<br />

Wednesdays at Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre from 10.30-11am and Tuesdays at Lyttelton<br />

Library from 11-11.30am. The interactive programme includes stories, songs, rhymes and<br />

play.<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 />

St<br />

Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Bowling<br />

Club – have-a-go day<br />

Thursday, 5-7pm<br />

Never tried bowls? It’s not just<br />

for oldies! Go down to the havea-go<br />

day to learn a<br />

new sport, meet new friends,<br />

enjoy a sausage sizzle and maybe<br />

even win a prize. The event will<br />

be led by Bowls Canterbury<br />

Development’s Emily Robbins.<br />

For more information, phone<br />

Emily on 351 2070 or Russell on<br />

329 4066<br />

20a Purau Ave, Diamond<br />

<strong>Harbour</strong><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 welcome<br />

to attend this weekly class.<br />

Phone Lucida for more information<br />

on 022 697 7420.<br />

105 Bridle Path Rd<br />

Trace of Presence Exhibition<br />

Friday, Saturday and Sunday,<br />

10am-4pm<br />

Intriguing new ceramics by<br />

Jane McCulla are on show in<br />

the main gallery at historic<br />

Stoddart Cottage in Diamond<br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> throughout <strong>October</strong>.<br />

Free entry. Pieces are inspired<br />

by evidence of transient human<br />

presence in remote landscapes.<br />

Commission from sales to Stoddart<br />

Cottage Trust for heritage<br />

activities.<br />

Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 2a<br />

Waipapa Ave, Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong><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 />

Halloween Fun<br />

Next Thursday, all day until<br />

7pm<br />

Dress up and join in on<br />

Halloween fun. There will<br />

be a sausage sizzle from 5pm<br />

and treats for children in their<br />

costumes.<br />

Redcliffs Village Library, 91<br />

Main Rd<br />

Pink Ribbon Breakfast<br />

Wednesday, 7.30am<br />

Enjoy gorgeous food and<br />

wonderful company for a great<br />

cause during breakfast this Pink<br />

Ribbon Day. All funds raised<br />

go to Breast Cancer Foundation<br />

NZ. Tickets are $20 and can be<br />

purchased from The Front Room<br />

Cafe. To register for this event<br />

or buy tickets online, visit mpcc.<br />

org.nz<br />

Mt Pleasant Community<br />

Centre<br />

www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org.nz


Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>23</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />

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Have you been declined treatment by the DHB ?<br />

The Canterbury Charity Hospital may be able to treat you at no cost.<br />

To be treated by the Charity Hospital you must:<br />

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• Not have medical insurance<br />

• Not be able to afford the treatment privately (means tested)<br />

• Have a referral from your doctor<br />

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Ford Focus continues tradition of old<br />

Motoring<br />

Ross Kiddie<br />

WHEN I LOOK back over time<br />

I simply can’t understand why I<br />

let two of my favourite cars go to<br />

new owners, I made some very<br />

bad decisions.<br />

They were both three-door<br />

Escorts, a Mk 1 and Mk 2 Sport.<br />

Today I’m hankering to own<br />

an Escort again, but prices are<br />

astronomical and they don’t often<br />

come up for sale.<br />

The Escort of eras gone by<br />

represented honesty and sporty<br />

performance, depending on the<br />

model. Over the years it morphed<br />

into various shapes and designs,<br />

its concept retained in today’s Focus<br />

– the natural successor to that<br />

incredibly successful nameplate.<br />

The Focus has just been transformed<br />

for <strong>2019</strong>, there are four<br />

models for New Zealand, three<br />

hatchbacks and a wagon. The<br />

latter has a 2-litre diesel engine,<br />

but all the others share a threecylinder<br />

petrol driveline. There<br />

are three levels of specification, a<br />

Trend opens the series at $31,990,<br />

ST-Line adds around $5000,<br />

while a Titanium variant lists at<br />

$41,990. This evaluation focuses<br />

on the latter (pardon the pun).<br />

For interest’s sake, the Trend<br />

wagon is listed at $37,990.<br />

The Titanium is plush, it is very<br />

well specced and a value choice. It<br />

is a compact car but it will easily<br />

cater for four, or even five when<br />

necessary. Each occupant gets a<br />

respectable amount of head and<br />

leg room, even in the rear. Load<br />

space is also on a par with what<br />

you would expect from a mid-size<br />

hatchback, but those interested<br />

in more cargo carrying ability<br />

could well be interested in the<br />

entry-level wagon, it would be my<br />

choice in the series.<br />

Under the bonnet sits the<br />

delightful three-cylinder, 1.5-litre<br />

engine. It must be said that threepotters<br />

are different in the way<br />

they sound and react, not that<br />

that is a problem, but there are<br />

harmonics which the occupants<br />

can pick up. I’m a big threecylinder<br />

engine fan, they develop<br />

strong low down torque, and that<br />

FORD FOCUS: Three-cylinder enigne.<br />

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and decisive when asked to perform.<br />

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output is delivered low in the rev<br />

band at 1600rpm with a long,<br />

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that contributes to the feeling of<br />

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a standstill to 100km/h time of<br />

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the Focus in this form does have<br />

punch through the mid-range<br />

and that’s what is important, it<br />

will easily make a 5sec 80km/h to<br />

120km/h overtaking manoeuvre.<br />

Drive is channelled through an<br />

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and it harnesses the available<br />

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of ratios means the engine never<br />

goes off song and the correct gear<br />

is always selected for each moment.<br />

The gearing is such that it also<br />

makes economic use of fuel. Ford<br />

claims a 6.1l/100km (46mpg)<br />

combined cycle average. The fuel<br />

usage readout on the evaluation<br />

car was mostly listing around<br />

7.6l/100km (37mpg) with tempting<br />

4.6l/100km (61mpg) available<br />

instantaneously at 100km/h, the<br />

engine turning over leisurely at<br />

1600rpm.<br />

Like its predecessors, the Focus<br />

has quality handling. I’ve long<br />

admired the way European Fords<br />

tackle tight and twisty terrain,<br />

• Price – Ford Focus<br />

Titanium, $41,990<br />

• Dimensions – Length,<br />

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height, 1454mm<br />

• Configuration – Threecylinder,<br />

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• Performance –<br />

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• Fuel usage – 6.1l/100km<br />

the Focus steers with precision<br />

and accuracy. The Titanium-spec<br />

Focus does sit a little firm on the<br />

road and that has a lot to do with<br />

the low profile tyres (<strong>23</strong>5/40 x<br />

18in), however, the ride isn’t compromised<br />

greatly, there is compliance<br />

within the suspension.<br />

Ford of New Zealand, and the<br />

dealerships, must still be happy<br />

with their position in the marketplace.<br />

Ranger is still the number<br />

one seller nationwide, and the rest<br />

of the Ford line-up is ticking over<br />

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The Focus is there to tempt<br />

the small-to-mid hatchback<br />

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This is a huge opportunity to purchase 1,012sqm of<br />

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Currently the property is in two 506sqm titles,<br />

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