Bay Harbour: November 13, 2019

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2019
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• By Jess Gibson
TORI PEDEN is sick of seeing her
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the workload they carry.
The newly-elected Banks
Peninsula Community Board
chairwoman wants to request
better pay for its members by
writing a letter to
the Remuneration
Authority.
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her last term as
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Wednesday November 13 2019
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Vandals target historic jetty
• By Jess Gibson
VANDALS HAVE struck the
historic Governors Bay jetty just
as a rebuild project was due to
begin.
Over the weekend, a small fire
was lit at the end of the jetty,
wooden pillars were broken and
the fence at its
entrance was
damaged.
The attack
came just after
the Governors
Bay Jetty Restoration
Trust
Louisa Eades
bought the
150-year-old
structure off the city council for
$1 on Wednesday so it could
take control of a $2.7m rebuild.
It has been closed since a
post-earthquake engineering
inspection in 2011 found it was
unsafe.
Work will start in late
February or early March,
with the jetty expected to be
reopened to the public late next
year.
Trust secretary Louisa
Eades said it was lucky the
damage would not cause any
setback.
She said there appeared to
be two separate attacks – the
fire was lit during the middle
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WRECKED: The fence at Governors Bay jetty
was targeted in one of two acts of vandalism
over the weekend. Planks of wood on the
jetty were also set alight . ​
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of the day on Saturday and the
rest of the damage happened
afterwards.
The fire was extinguished by
the Governors Bay Volunteer
Fire Brigade using buckets of
water they carried down the
300m jetty.
“The next thing we will do is
make it as hard as possible for
people to get onto the jetty, but
it won’t delay anything.”
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shocked by the vandalism.
“It is particularly
disappointing in view of the
strong community support for
the restoration of the jetty, the
countless hours of volunteer
time given by members of
the trust and others, and
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this.”
The city council agreed to
transfer ownership to the trust
in 2016 so it could restore the
jetty and has allocated $935,000
for the project in the Long Term
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The trust is fundraising to pay
for the remaining cost of the
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close two small areas from cockle
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called the search off at about 7pm.
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Mt Pleasant skater
on track to Europe
•From page 1
“I was super stoked that
all my training over the years
has paid off. It’s been one of
my goals for a couple of years, so
I was really happy, that
message definitely made that day
way better,” said de Rose.
“It’s my ultimate dream to
represent my country and my
sport and it’ll be awesome to be
in that environment with other
New Zealand athletes as well.
“I’m extremely happy, I’ve
always wanted to compete there
and the ice is meant to be great
in Switzerland.”
The Shirley Boys’ High School
student began speed skating at
four-years-old, after his mother
saw an advert in a newsletter.
Since then de Rose has been
obsessed, thinking of little else
outside of skating.
“I just had a thing for it ever
since I started and was constantly
wanting to go back, he said.
“At the start it was more casual
until I was about eight then I
started competing in Australia
and that made me want to progress
and be competitive.
“It’s so tense and so strategic
and you’ve just got to give it everything
you’ve got, I love it.”
De Rose has been going from
‘I was super stoked that all
my training over the years
has paid off’
– Ethan de Rose
strength to strength within the
sport, setting New Zealand agegroup
records and placing 16 th at
this year’s junior world champs
where he competed against older
athletes. He begins his NCEA
exams this week and is training
on ice as often as possible as he
prepares for Lausanne next year.
•HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you think Banks Peninsula Community Board members should get a
pay rise? Email your views to jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi
Pay ‘doesn’t match the workload’
•From page 1
By comparison, Halswell-
Hornby-Riccarton Community
Board members will receive
$24,580 and their chair $49,160.
Ms Peden said she would like
members and her own pay as
chairwoman
to be in “at
least the same
ball park” as
the inner-city
community
boards.
The current
pay checks
may change
soon, as the
Fran Wilde
newly-elected
city council
is set to vote on the allocation
of a $1,843,200 governance pool
before the end of the year.
The city councillors can decide
to allocate funds from the pool
towards the remuneration of
community board members.
However, Ms Peden said she is
not holding her breath.
“It’s not a given. We understand
that it’s there for their delegations
and increased role capacities.”
She believes the community
board has a good case to put
forward to the Remuneration
Authority.
Its representatives look after
two harbours and the board
covers the largest geographical
area out of seven community
boards.
There is still one vacant
seat on the community board
after it failed to attract enough
candidates in the October local
body elections.
Low pay has also been cited
as one of the reasons five former
board members chose to retire
after the last term.
“We do feel it’s because of the
remuneration doesn’t match
the workload. Not many people
have the time or capacity to put
themselves forward.”
Ms Peden said having better
remuneration would encourage
better democracy around the
table.
AREA:
The Banks
Peninsula
Community
Board looks
after two
harbours
and covers
the largest
geographical
area out of
the city’s
seven
community
boards.
“Working for $6 an hour is
painful, but we do it for the love.”
Remuneration Authority
chairwoman Fran Wilde said
it is “very happy to receive
submissions” put forward by a
community board.
The next annual review,
using the current model of local
government remuneration, is due
on July 1.
“The authority takes into
account all information it
receives,” Dame Wilde said.
A by-election will be held
early next year to fill the vacant
community board seat, which
represents the Mt Herbert
Subdivision.
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Ideas mooted to attract
tourists to Lyttelton
• By Jess Gibson
A PLAN to stop cruise
ship visitors heading
straight from Lyttelton into
the city is starting to gain
momentum.
Lyttelton Harbour Information
Centre manager
Ruth Targus has started
working on ideas put
forward at a community
meeting on the potential
effects of a new cruise
berth, which is set to open
in October.
Lyttelton Port Company’s
berth will allow cruise
ships which cater to more
than 5000 passengers and
2000 staff to dock.
At the meeting in
August, residents and
businesses raised concerns
over the possibility tourists
will not stay in the port
town and will instead go
directly into the central
city.
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confirmation of a shuttle
bus which will bring
cruise ship passengers to
the information centre
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Seawall to
be repaired
MAINTENANCE repairs are
needed along the Beach Rd seawall
in Akaroa.
The city council is seeking
public’s opinion on options to fix
the structure, which was built
from unreinforced stone between
1901-1904.
Over time, wave action of the sea
has been scouring out mortar and
sediments between the rocks and
creating voids in behind them.
This has resulted in damage or
slumping to the pavement behind
the sea wall, and in some areas
holes or pavement collapse is starting
to appear.
Due to the deterioration some
areas have had to be temporarily
fenced for pedestrian safety.
The preferred method of repair
is a ‘stone revetment toe’, where a
rock base is added to the front of
an existing wall. Other options
include a rock base, concrete bags,
gabion basket enclosure, sheet
piling, concrete spraying, stone
masonry and grouting.
City council staff plan to carry
out the repairs during winter 2020
so that it is completed before the
busy summer visitor period.
•To have your say, visit
https://ccc.govt.nz/thecouncil/consultations-andsubmissions/haveyoursay/
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A dog’s life no more for these pooches
• By Sophie Cornish
FOR ALMOST three years
Sapphire waited at a dog shelter
in the hope that someone would
take her home.
Luckily for Sapphire, her
soon-to-be owner was familiar
in dealing with challenging
canines.
Jennifer Hooper’s other dog,
Stark, was adopted into her family
from a chequered, violent past.
Stark arrived at Christchurch
Bull Breed Rescue after a vet
who was supposed to euthanise
him believed he deserved a better
life.
After being rescued from a
gang house during a police raid
in Porirua, Stark was found with
cigarette burns on his body and
severely damaged ears.
Said Woolston’s Mrs Hooper:
“We’ve always had dogs but for
better use of a word, we were reasonably
snobby about it, we had
expensive dogs. We had a bichon
frise and a siberian husky.
“But, never again. When you
see the difference in rescue dogs,
what they bring into your family,
we would only go with rescue dogs
again in the future.”
Mrs Hooper’s latest challenge
was to build a relationship
between Sapphire and Stark,
so Sapphire could be adopted,
almost three years after CBBR
picked her up in 2016, when she
was 11-months-old.
CBBR founder Abbey van der
Plas said little was known about
her life before the shelter.
Said Mrs Hooper: “We got
Sapphire home after a very long
process of training. When I say
training, that’s me being trained
in how to look after her.”
Sapphire’s ‘quirks’ meant
Mrs Hooper visited the shelter
weekly for six weeks to become
familiar with her, with the help
of one of the volunteers, Denise
Balloch. Public outings were
also required to get Sapphire
comfortable with being around
strangers.
Then later, Mrs Hooper would
bring Stark along and eventually
they went on ‘doggie dates’ and
had ‘doggie sleepovers.’
“I knew it was a massive commitment
to take on a dog like
that. My work was really flexible
and I was able to go in later, so
I could be at the shelter. I was
at the shelter for about three or
four hours per week. Then later I
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began picking Sapphire up also,
two times a week.’’
After five months of this,
Sapphire’s adoption papers were
signed, late last month.
She has been living with her
new family, Mrs Hooper, her
husband and two sons, aged 19
and 21.
“She still sleeps in a crate, for
routine. But whoever is up first
in the morning will let her out
and she will hop into bed with
whoever is still sleeping,’’ she
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to a community evening to discuss
the new stock exclusion rules.
It is now time to ensure landowners in the
Wairewa Valley Floor area are meeting their
current responsibilities and understand the
changes arriving on the 1st of January 2020.
We welcome and encourage all community
members to come along and gain an
understanding of these new rules.
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meeting to answer any questions about the plan
changes. There will also be opportunity to have
a Q&A about Farm Environment Plans. Guest
speakers will include Pam Richardson (previous
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Forestry University of Canterbury).
DATE:
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TIME:
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HOW MANY people out there
did anything for Halloween last
week?
Last year we didn’t do anything,
but as Vittoria is a bit
bigger now I wanted to at least
try take her door-to-door in
costume.
You know, to get lollies for me.
Got to keep her health in mind.
I formulated a plan with my
cousin – we would take her
along the other flats on the
property before heading over to
a kids’ Halloween party at the
Phillipstown Community Hub.
On Wednesday night Vittoria
and I had stayed in Waikuku
Beach. Normally, I would have
spent the next day out there,
taking Vittoria to the beach or
playground, before heading
home after her noon nap.
However, this time after a
morning beach walk, I’d got a
real bee in my bonnet on the idea
of getting her home before her
nap. Why? No idea. To see if I
could, I guess?
Even though I knew I would
be cutting it fine, I raced about
gathering up our things – forgetting
a bunch in the process – and
rushed out the door with a pretty
lively, smiley toddler.
As we made our way along
State Highway 1, Vittoria babbled
on about the things going by,
sang along to some songs and
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TRICK OR TREAT: The wee
pumpkin collecting lollies
along a block of flats.
made positive noises that my
flimsy plan was going to work.
Midway along Marshland Rd
the wheels fell off (figuratively)
when she yawned, got comfy and
promptly fell asleep.
No toddler ever has had a normal
nap after a 20min car nap, so
by the time my cousin arrived a
few hours later, Vittoria had had
about enough of the day.
In spite of some whining and
grumping as I got her costume
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put the massively cute pumpkin
petticoat on. She seemed to
get a positivity boost when she
realised the point of the costume
was to go outside and doorknock
for lollies.
While she was happy, she was
still bone tired by the time we
arrived at the community hub.
She managed to be excited to see
all the other kids, stare in amazement
at some of great costumes
on display, listen to some of the
classic kids’ Halloween anthems
(Ghostbusters of course) and
enjoy some popcorn.
But it didn’t last long. Less
then 10 minutes after arriving
she’d burst into tears after briefly
losing sight of me,was not at
all interested in joining in any
games and had attempted to just
kind of walk home twice.
Honestly, nothing is cuter than
a tiny pumpkin-person boldy
just strolling off. But the hint was
dropped and I decided to throw
in the towel when she started
almost nodding off in my arms.
I think I’ll avoid any racing
against nap times in future.
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The network organised the
event to celebrate World Rivers
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the beauty and contrasts
of Heathcote River.
There were open division
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Retirees take to the race day runway
• By Jess Gibson
FASCINATORS AND fancy hats
were modelled on the runway at
Edith Cavell Lifecare in Sumner
to celebrate Melbourne Cup Day
on November 5.
Residents decorated their own
head-wear with everything from
ribbons to teddybears two weeks
prior to the big day.
Awards went out to the most
glamorous pieces, which were
decided by a panel of judges.
The models were joined by
caregivers, friends and family on
the day.
CELEBRATIONS: Caregiver Hanna Zhionberg with resident Peter Adams.
PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
WINNERS: Best-dressed man and lady
Roger Goldsbero and Wendy Theobald.
DECISIONS: The judges weigh
up the most impressive hats
during the show.
ON SHOW: Sue Charmley wheels her father Dave Iggo, 99, down the catwalk. Resident Violet Martin shows off her hat with
activities co-ordinator Jamie Yamba. Jan Currie and Peter Adams do a twirl down the catwalk.
What’s your view on:
Removing the requirement
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developments in the Lyttelton
Commercial Zone
Let us know your views on the Proposal to use
section 71 of the Greater Christchurch Regeneration
Act 2016 to make this change to the Christchurch
District Plan.
The Proposal, developed by Christchurch City Council, has been
submitted to the Associate Minister for Greater Christchurch
Regeneration who is seeking your views.
Anyone can make a written comment – they must be
received by 5pm on Thursday, 14 November 2019.
The Proposal can be viewed and written comments made online at:
www.dpmc.govt.nz/lyttelton-parking
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Pottery group’s changing shape
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Mt Pleasant Pottery Group co-chairwoman Renate
Galetzka writes about how the group has evolved since it
was founded 59 years ago
WHEN THE Mt Pleasant
Pottery Group was founded in
1960, it was known as the Betty
Crocker Potters.
This was because members
used commercially-supplied
materials from Smith and
Smith, rather than digging
them out of the ground as purist
potters did.
The group once operated out
of a hut across the road from the
Mt Pleasant Community Centre.
As the club expanded over the
years, it typically had an active
membership of about 60 to 80
and exhibitions were big affairs.
Over time, the club acquired
considerable assets, including
a gas kiln, salt-firing kiln and a
large wood-firing kiln.
Believed to be the oldest
pottery club in Christchurch,
the group celebrated its 50th
birthday before the earthquakes.
The February 22, 2011, quake
rendered the former Mt Pleasant
Community Centre clubrooms
unsafe, so for a number of years
it was a very difficult time.
Class activities continued to
a limited extent in a member’s
private studio in association
with workshops held as part of
the Otago Polytechnic Diploma
in Ceramic Arts distance
learning.
The group will forever be
thankful to Shona Clarkson for
keeping these activities going.
Finally in 2016, a then very
small but dedicated group
of members relocated to the
Phillipstown Hub as it was
unable to secure rooms in
the newly-rebuilt community
centre.
Members occupied a
classroom-sized space and a
kiln shed.
Since then, the club has
steadily been re-growing and
presently runs five regular
classes, children’s classes, club
days, raku firings, weekend
workshops and more.
One of the regular highlights
used to be the yearly exhibition
at the Mt Pleasant Community
Hall with an out-of-town
exhibitor who would open the
evening.
The group had not held an
exhibition for a number of
years, but felt it was time to
reintroduce it to the yearly
calendar to celebrate the group’s
achievements, its creative
members and a beautiful craft.
The exhibition was held
last month at the Mt Pleasant
Community Centre with guest
potter Neil Hey, who put his
works on show.
PROGRESS: Renate Galetzka giving a demonstration of engobe
decoration at the Mt Pleasant Pottery Group.
Readers respond to the Bay
Harbour News article about
the historic Sumner tram
shelter on the corner of main
Rd and Nayland St which has
become a safety hazard
Toni Pengelly – As a Sumner
resident and historian, I would
very much oppose the removal of
the tram shelter. The structure has
both historical and aesthetic value
to the community. We have lost so
many of Christchurch’s historical
assets that to pull such a structure
down for the want of council
funds would be a loss to future
generations. Please keep this issue
in focus in your paper.
Samuel Zelter – It would be
a shame to see the tram shelter go
due to simple neglect and minor
damage. However, until I read
the article, I had no idea it was a
tram shelter at all. Some signage
is an absolute must, and perhaps
something like tables to bring
people back to using the shady and
reclusive artefact of history.
John Belcher – I would
like to see the old tram shelter
restored.

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5pm each Wednesday
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Today, 10am-noon
Take your knitting, crochet or
other portable craft project and
enjoy time at knit ‘n’ yarn. Free,
no bookings required.
Lyttelton Library
Create ’n’ Connect
Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Enjoy some great company and
explore your creativity. Phone
Beth for more information on
022 678 1252.
St Andrews Church, 148 Main
Rd, Redcliffs
Redcliffs Lawn Bowls
Coaching
Tuesday 10.30-11.30.am,
Friday, 5-6.30 pm.​, Sunday 9.30-
10.30am
Free lawn bowls coaching has
started and is open to anyone
over the age of 10. Bowls equipment
is provided and soled shoes
are required. From the first
Wednesday of November, after
work ladies sessions will begin.
For more information, email
redcliffsbowls@xtra.co.nz or visit
www.redcliffsbowls.co.nz.
Mt Pleasant Bowling club, 9
James St
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
Woolston
Shoreline Toastmasters
Monday, 7.30-9pm
Nervous about speaking? Go
along to gain confidence by practising
speaking, listening,
learning and laughing – in a
warm, friendly non-threatening
environment. For information
shoreline@toastmasters.org.nz
Mt Pleasant Yacht Club, 21
Main Rd
Diamond Harbour Bridge
Club
Tuesday, 1.30, at the rugby
club, Wednesday, 6.40pm, at the
bowling club
New players welcome. 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
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.
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Show Weekend Art
Exhibition
Friday and Saturday, 10am-
4pm and Sunday, 1-4pm
Diamond Harbour Painting
Go and check out He
Rau Mahara, a digital
exhibition which pays
homage to the unsung
heroes of Ngāi Tahu
and shares the stories
of their role in World
War 1. This will be
available to view all
day, every day this
week at Lyttelton
Library and all day,
every day except for
Show Day at Matuku
Takotako: Sumner
Centre.
Group are presenting their annual
painting exhibition. Water
colour, acrylic, pastel and oil
paintings will be on display so
go along and appreciate or buy
local art.
St Andrews Church Hall, 85
Marine Dr, Diamond Harbour
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
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Let’s talk about fat, baby
Fats and oils which are
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Balsamic strawberries with
rocket and whipped goat’s
cheese
Pesto (vegan friendly)
Ingredients
1kg fresh strawberries
⅓ cup balsamic vinegar
2 Tbsp cold pressed extra virgin
olive oil
10cm sprig of thyme
1 block goat’s cheese
2 cups rocket
Directions
Wash the strawberries and
remove the stems.
Cut into quarters, lengthways
Place in a bowl with the
balsamic vinegar, olive oil, and
thyme. Set aside.
Place goat’s cheese in a
bowl and beat with an
eggbeater until smooth.
Spread the cheese on the base
of a plate.
Top with the rocket, then pile
the strawberries on top.
Finally, season with a light
dusting of fresh ground pepper
(less is more). Enjoy.
Roasted purple carrots
with pesto and hemp
seeds
Ingredients
1kg purple carrots
2 Tbsp coconut oil, ghee, or
dripping
Salt and black pepper
2 Tbsp pesto (see below)
Directions
Preheat the oven to 180 deg
C and line a baking tray with
baking paper. Place carrots in the
sink and cover with cold water.
Scrub with a vegetable brush.
Place the cleaned carrots in
the baking dish along with
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then allow to cool slightly.
Toss with the pesto. Put on a
plate. Top with hemp seeds and
serve immediately.
Ingredients
½ cup of nuts (like walnuts or
almonds)
1½ cups fresh herbs (parsley,
basil, or coriander)
⅓ cup olive oil
½ clove of fresh garlic
Juice of 1 lemon
Salt and pepper to taste
1 Tbsp nutritional yeast
(optional)
Directions
Add all ingredients into a food
processor and blitz to the desired
consistency.
Use the pulse function if
possible to get a rougher chop.
Store in a jar in the fridge.
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and oversized 4 car garaging. There’s easy
drive-on access with plenty of off-street
parking and turning space.
A modern kitchen has granite benchtops
and is centrally positioned within the open
plan area which accommodates dining and
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84 Glenstrae Road, Redcliffs
Auction: 5 Dec. unless sold prior
3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 4 toilets
3 living rooms | study | gym
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unwinding, while adjoining a media room.
Both rooms feature bi-fold doors that flow
outdoors for ease of entertaining.
An expansive formal dining room
provides further living options as it
incorporates a sitting area that boasts
commanding views over the water.
Of the bedrooms, the upstairs master
is generous in size and has the luxury of
a walk-in wardrobe, ensuite and balcony
access while the main bathroom services
the other 2 bedrooms and a total of four
toilets caters brilliantly to busy households.
Electric ceiling heating, underfloor
heating and a gas fire assist with delivering
a comfortable climate while technological
convenience is provided by an intercom,
extensive speaker system and a vacuum
system.
Superbly equipped for summertime,
the property comes complete with an
in-ground pool which is complemented
by a spa and surrounding patio to ensure
it’s an area where the whole family will
congregate for BBQ’s, relaxing and
lapping up the last of the sun. Bask in
the professionally landscaped grounds
with an auto irrigation system for added
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Situated a short drive from the
Ferrymead and Redcliffs shops, while
a little over five-minutes from Sumner
Beach, this property ensures you can
embrace a coastal lifestyle while remaining
within a 20-minute drive of the central
city.
This distinctive and generously
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those looking for an “as-is” to repair for
themselves. Totally liveable or rentable
now with excellent resale value in the
street. A full information pack and concept
drawings for re-development are available
on request.
Auction date: Thursday 5 Dec. 12:00pm
(Grenadier House, 98 Moorhouse Ave)
unless sold prior
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