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Teen cycling length of NZ for grandad 

HUGE EFFORT: William Hickford in Wellington, halfway through riding the length of the country to raise money for 

Alzheimer’s New Zealand. 

• By Matt Slaughter 

LYTTELTON teenager William 

Hickford is following in the 

footsteps of his grandfather 

by cycling the length of New 

Zealand. 

The 17-year-old is halfway 

through his estimated 3000km 

journey from Cape Reinga to 

Bluff to raise money and awareness 

for dementia. 

As of yesterday $6370 had 

been raised. 

William’s grandad Roy Pemberton 

cycled the length of New 

Zealand to raise money for St 

John New Zealand seven years 

ago. 

And the reason William is 

doing his ride for dementia is 

because his grandfather suffers 

from it. 

Mr Pemberton has gone into 

permanent care at Windsorcare 

Dementia Unit after a “heartbreaking 

decision” by his 

family. 

William will be joined by his 

friend, Holly Ffowcs Williams 

on the South Island leg of the 

ride. 

They have started a Givealittle 

page aiming to raise $10,000 for 

Alzheimer’s New Zealand and 

are calling themselves Team 

Wolly. • Turn to page 5 

Neighbours’ 

quick work 

saves house 

from fire 

• By Jess Gibson 

IT PAYS to have good neighbours. 

Without them, Trevor and Dulcie 

Turner’s Charteris Bay home 

would have gone up in flames 

when an electrical meter box 

sparked a fire in their garage. 

They were on holiday in Twizel 

when they recieved 

the news their 

Ngaio Lane property 

had been saved 

thanks to the alertness 

of neighbours. 

Said Mr Turner: 

“It’s a goosebumpy 

sort of feeling. A 

Trevor 

Turner 

complete and utter disaster was 

prevented by some really good 

teamwork by fire brigades and 

neighbours.” 

After hearing smoke alarms 

going off next door, Georgia 

Brown went to check on the 

property and discovered smoke 

coming from the garage about 

4.30pm on December 27. 

She then rushed to another 

neighbour’s house, who phoned 

111. 

A fast response from Diamond 

Harbour and Governors Bay fire 

crews meant the blaze was able 

to be contained to the garage and 

extinguished. 

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Wednesday January 8 2020 

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from the editor’s desk 

A GREAT effort is unfolding from young 

Lyttelton resident William Hickford (see 

page 1). 

The 17-year-old is cycling the length of 

New Zealand to raise money and awareness 

for dementia. 

As of yesterday he had raised just over $6000 of his $10,000 

target. 

William has taken up the dementia cause because his 

grandfather Roy Pemberton suffers from it. 

Roy himself cycled the length of New Zealand seven years ago 

to raise money for St John. 

William was in Wellington yesterday where his bike was 

undergoing running repairs before catching the ferry to Picton. 

He plans to be in Bluff by January 23. 

I suspect he’ll reach his fundraising goal, but I hope he gets a 

strong northerly on his cycle south. 

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Estuary wetlands transformed 

Volunteers from the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust have 

turned an industrial plot of land into a reserve which is now 

home to native bush and wildlife 

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Independent candidates go 

head to head in by-election 

• By Jess Gibson 

Dawn Sutton 

Scott Winter 

A CHURCH Bay and 

Teddington resident are vying 

for a position on the Banks 

Peninsula Community Board. 

Dawn Sutton and Scott Winter 

will both run as independents 

in a by-election to fill the Mt 

Herbert Community Subdivision 

seat on February 18. 

An extraordinary vacancy 

arose for one of two Mt Herbert 

Community Subdivision seats 

after it failed to attract enough 

candidates in October’s elections. 

Ms Sutton, of Church Bay, 

wants to help deliver what people 

in the area want and need – in 

particular, roading and maintaining 

and improving councilowned 

properties and facilities. 

The registered nurse of almost 

40 years believes her people 

skills and familiarity with a busy 

lifestyle gives her the experience 

required to fill the role. 

“I like busy. It keeps me interested 

and I like being part of the 

community, I always have.” 

Mr Winter, of Teddington, 

said he put his hand up because 

he was sick of “sitting on the 

sidelines” looking in on the communities’ 

issues. 

The building company owner 

said he wants to tackle roading 

maintenance, infrastructure and 

bringing public amenities up to 

scratch at places like wharves 

and the Godley House site. 

Low pay has been cited 

as one of the reasons five 

former board members 

chose not to stand after 

the last term. 

Community board 

members receive $9864 

and the chairperson 

$19,729. As members 

work about 20 hours a 

week, they would receive 

roughly $120 a week after 

tax. 

However, both Ms Sutton and 

Mr Winter said pay did not factor 

into their decision to run for 

the position. 

Said Mr Winter: “If 20 hours 

is what it takes to speak on behalf 

of the people and mediate with 

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the council, that’s what I’ll put 

in.” 

Voting will open on January 

27 and close at noon on February 

18. A first past the post electoral 

system will be used to determine 

the successful candidate. 

Residents within the subdivision 

area who are not on the 

electoral roll can enrol by phoning 

0800 36 76 56, visiting www. 

vote.nz or obtaining enrolment 

forms at post shops or city 

council libraries up until 4pm on 

February 17. 

For other information on 

enrolments, including how 

to cast a special vote, phone 

electoral officer Jo Daly on 941 

8581 or email jo.daly.ccc.govt.nz 

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Dolphin label and are an integral 

and important part of New Zealand 

surfing history. 

More recently, Mr Johnson 

became patron of the Sumner 

Surf Lifesaving Club after being 

involved for almost 70 years. 

Mr Johnson has a special place 

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Estuary trust volunteers transform wetlands 

IN 20 YEARS, an industrial 

plot of land in Ferrymead has 

been transformed into a reserve 

teeming with native bush and 

wildlife. 

Charlesworth Reserve and 

Wetland is one of the projects 

spearheaded by the Avon-Heathcote 

Estuary Ihutai Trust. 

Trust chairman Kit Doudney 

said the group has come a long 

way since forming almost two 

decades ago. 

“Charlesworth Reserve is a 

great example of how an entire 

landscape has been transformed 

and returned to its natural state,” 

he said. 

“The trust and its volunteers 

have put so much work and effort 

into maintaining and enhancing 

the land. By planting native bush 

and trees we have seen birdlife 

return and thrive in that area.” 

The trust was formed in 2002 

with support from the city council, 

Environment Canterbury and 

Ngai Tahu. 

Its aim is to enhance and 

sustain the Avon-Heathcote 

Estuary area by creating healthy 

eco-systems, protecting natural 

resources, monitoring and maintaining 

land, and connecting the 

community. 

The trust is funded by Rātā 

Foundation, and chief executive 

Leighton Evans said he is “in 

awe” of the work staff and volunteers 

have done. 

“It’s incredible to see how much 

work and effort has been put in 

FLOURISHING: The Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust chairman Kit Doudney said volunteers 

have done a great amount of work to transform the surrounding wetlands. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

by the trust and the community 

to bring these wetlands back to 

life,” he said. 

“Volunteers are the backbone 

of the community sector and 

have been instrumental in 

ensuring the Ihutai project and 

its wetland remain an environmental 

asset to Christchurch for 

generations to enjoy.” 

Ihutai also works strategically 

to translate objectives into practical 

outcomes and leveraging 

action from outside the group to 

support those objectives. 

Dr Doudney said involving and 

engaging with the community is 

a key part of how the trust works. 

“We co-ordinate and facilitate 

a range of different meetings and 

education opportunities with the 

community.” 

The trust has a number of 

events and working bees which 

draw volunteers from across the 

city. 

“We have the ‘mother of all 

clean-ups’ event, now in its fifth 

year, where on mother’s day 

weekend up to 1200 volunteers, 

representing 36 community 

groups, collect litter from our 

waterways.” 

This year, the estuary was 

awarded the status of being a 

wetland of ‘international significance’. 

“We received the award in 

October from the East Asia- 

Australasian Flyway Network, 

based in Korea.” 

• For more information on 

the trust visit the website 

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home.html 

BIRDS OF THE ESTUARY 

Tanya 

Jenkins is 

the manager 

of the Avon- 

Heathcote 

Estuary 

Ihutai Trust, a non-profit 

organisation formed in 

2002 to protect one of New 

Zealand’s most important 

coastal wetlands. Each 

week she introduces a new 

bird found in the estuary. 

Her column aims to raise 

the understanding of the 

values and uniqueness of 

the area. 

IT’S HARD to miss the skinny, black 

and white pied stilt on their long, bright 

orange legs. 

They are often seen in small groups but 

they also quite like the company of the 

godwit and the oystercatchers and are 

often seen roosting alongside those birds. 

They are extremely shy and nervous 

birds and when approached, even at a fair 

distance, fly away. 

They like to eat insects and worms 

while wading in shallow water or 

swampy Linwood paddocks utilising 

their long legs to do so. 

Nests are near water or even surrounded 

by water and are made by piling 

up mud a few centimetres high. 

When they cannot see you nearby the 

nest (use binoculars and patience at a safe 

distance) you may be lucky enough to 

see adults with the cutest little fluffy grey 

chicks, on their comparatively ridiculously 

long legs, learning how to catch 

food themselves. 

How can we help these, and all other 

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SKITTISH: The pied stilt is known for being shy and 

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Shepherd steering A&P show 

• By David Hill 

TANIA KIELY admits to being 

‘‘a bit daunted’’ as she looks 

ahead to the Duvauchelle A&P 

Show on Saturday. 

The Banks Peninsula shepherd 

has been elected president 

ahead of the annual show in the 

in what is likely to be a two-year 

term. 

‘‘I’m feeling a bit of trepidation, 

but I’ve got a good team 

around me,’’ she said. 

‘‘Just knowing that you’re in 

charge is a bit daunting. Last 

year we had our 150th anniversary 

show so it was a big show, 

but this year is a routine show.’’ 

Ms Kiely said this year the 

committee had a Royal Agricultural 

Society medal to present 

in the shearing section, which is 

one of the feature sections along 

with the horse section. 

A highlight of the show is 

the presentation of the Banks 

Peninsula Appreciation Award 

immediately after the grand 

parade. Nominations have just 

closed. 

Mayor Lianne Dalziel, Deputy 

Mayor Andrew Turner and 

Selwyn MP Amy Adams have 

all been invited to the show and 

to join the grand parade, Ms 

Kiely said. 

• From page 1 

Said William: “Since he [Mr 

Pemberton] got diagnosed with 

dementia this year, I thought I 

just wanted to help support him 

and what our family’s going 

through because it’s quite a tough 

time so I just wanted to give back 

to him by raising funds for Alzheimer’s 

New Zealand.” 

William started his ride on December 

28 and has biked about 

100km a day, with the aim of 

reaching the bottom of the South 

Island on January 23. 

Holly was sceduled to meet 

William in Picton after his ferry 

ride from Wellington yesterday 

and they will ride from Picton to 

the finish line together. 

‘I’m feeling a bit of 

trepidation, but I’ve got a 

good team around me’ 

– Tania Kiely 

‘‘It’s a good opportunity to 

recognise what they do for the 

community and a chance for 

them to meet and greet.’’ 

Ms Kiely said Duvauchelle 

had a reputation for having the 

most scenic showgrounds in the 

country, with the grounds looking 

out on the Akaroa Harbour. 

‘‘The campers like it here. 

They come and spend the week 

here, use the grounds to train 

their horses and walk them 

down to the beach and then 

carry on to the Little River 

Show the following week.’’ 

Ms Kiely has a 20ha block 

where she has a small flock of 

ewes and finishes lambs and a 

few cattle. 

She works casually as a shepherd 

for various farmers around 

the eastern bays, Wainui and 

Little River. 

‘‘I get to see most of the 

peninsula . . . and it’s good 

to catch up with people and 

most of them are on the show 

committee.’’ 

– Central Rural Life 

Holly said she was inspired 

to join William on part of his 

journey after seeing the effects of 

Alzheimer’s and dementia firsthand 

in a volunteer role she does. 

“In the past few years, I’ve been 

a volunteer at a Nurse Maude 

Hospice Shop in Christchurch 

and we get a lot of customers who 

are from lots of different retirement 

villages across Christchurch 

and a few have come in with 

family members that have had 

dementia and Alzheimer’s, so it’s 

just been really heartbreaking to 

see, she said. 

“I think putting my love 

cycling towards something like 

this, it’s the way I can [help].” 

Holly said the ride will be hard 

DAUNTING: Tania Kiely is preparing for Saturday’s 

Duvauchelle A&P Show. 

work but the cause she and William 

are riding for will make it 

worth it. 

“The most of done in one day 

has been about 112km and some 

days we’re doing at least 100km 

with a good radical climb, so it’s 

FUNDRAISER: William 

Hickford is cycling across the 

country to raise money for 

Alzheimer’s New Zealand and 

people like his grandad, 

Roy Pemberton. 

going to be really mentally challenging 

but I think you’ve got to 

remember why you’re doing it.” 

William said his grandad and 

granny Hilda Pemberton are 

appreciative of what he is setting 

out to do. 

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neighbours 

• From page 1 

Mr and Mrs Turner lost a motorcycle, 

whiteware and tools, among 

other items. 

“Had we not put new alarms into 

the garage, the fire definitely would 

have tracked its way into the house 

and probably have doubled in size 

within 30 minutes.” 

Mr Turner said knowing neighbours 

“absolutely” helped the situation. 

“We are lucky.” 

Diamond Harbour Volunteer Fire 

Brigade chief fire officer Bob Palmer 

said the incident was a good example 

of how working smoke alarms 

and neighbours keeping an eye on 

each other’s property can make a 

big difference. 

“Smoke alarms don’t only save 

people in occupied houses but are 

loud enough to alert neighbours 

as well. Early alerting like this gets 

us there in time to make a huge 

difference to the outcome.” 

Grandad inspires teen to raise funds for Alzheimer’s 

“My granny’s very proud of me 

obviously trying to help support 

him [Mr Pemberton] as much as 

possible. My grandad’s just pretty 

happy that I’m riding a road bike 

instead of a mountain bike. He’s 

always being trying to convert 

me to road bikes so he’s quite 

stoked that I’m doing it on a road 

bike for him.” 

William said what he is doing 

would also not be possible without 

support from his mum and 

dad Kim and Jon Hickford, who 

have helped organise the ride. 

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Sumner six set for 

Colgate Games 

SPORT 

INVOLVED: Lyttelton children get busy painting the steps at the 

museum site on Oxford St. 

PHOTO: TREVOR HALL 

Children brighten 

up museum site 

SEA CREATURES, 

boats and birds painted 

by Lyttelton children 

have helped brighten up 

the steps at the museum 

site. 

Artist Amber Moke 

was commissioned by 

the Lyttelton Historical 

Museum Society to 

design a mural full of 

colour based on the 

natural world at 33 London St 

last month. 

She chose to invite about 25 

children to draw “anything to do 

with water” on the bottom two 

steps to help make the museum 

site full of life. 

Now, the community can 

Amber Moke 

enjoy the artwork while 

the society raises the 

money to build a new 

museum. 

The former museum 

building was home 

to a range of the harbour’s 

history since 

1968, however, it was 

demolished following 

damage from the Canterbury 

earthquakes. 

An extensive collection was 

rescued during a series of daring 

emergency recovery operations 

by the Lyttelton Volunteer Fire 

Brigade and staff from the Air 

Force Museum of New Zealand 

(AFMNZ) and has been safely 

stored away. 

CREATIVE: Artist Amber Moke invited about 25 children to draw 

“anything to do with water” on the bottom two steps of Lyttelton 

Museum. 

PHOTO: LIZ GRANT 

• By Jacob Page 

SIX SUMNER Running Club 

athletes will compete at the South 

Island Colgate Games next week 

at Nga Puna Wai Sports Hub. 

The three-day event will see 

more than 900 seven-to-14-yearold 

athletes compete from January 

17 to 19. 

Sumner junior co-coaches Ann 

Wells and Marty Lukes will send 

a small but talented team to the 

event, including four eight-yearolds. 

“When they are that young, we 

just tell them to go out there and 

run fast and enjoy themselves,” 

Wells said. 

She said 14-year-old track 

walker Jonah Cropp will be a 

favourite in the 14th grade 1600m 

track walk event. Jonah won the 

under-18 category at the Canterbury 

road championships at 

Bottle Lake Forest in August. 

Ten-year-old Miriam Lemon 

will focus on the 400m, 800m, 

1500m and high jump events after 

switching her focus from cross 

country to compete on the track. 

It is the first time Christchurch 

has hosted the event since 2008. 

Wells said it was great to see the 

event back in Christchurch. 

“This is like a homecoming. My 

kids competed without a track 

like this so to host this event is 

a big milestone for athletics in 

Canterbury.” 

Christchurch will have 331 athletes 

competing with Christchurch 

Avon Athletic Club sending 

the most athletes in the city (96). 

More than 980 athletes from 

66 clubs will be competing across 

the three days. 

The South Island 

Colgate Games runs from 

January 17-19 at Nga Puna 

Wai Sports Hub 

TALENT: Sumner’s Jonah Cropp will be a contender in the 

track walk at the South Island Colgate Games at Nga Puna Wai 

Sports Hub next week. 

PHOTO: ATHLETICS CANTERBURY 

Clubs and number of athletes competing from 

Christchurch at the South Island Colgate Games: 

Christchurch Avon Athletic 

Club (96) 

New Brighton Olympic Athletic 

Club (38) 

Port Hills Athletic Club (78) 

Sumner Running Club (6) 

Lions Athletic Club (39) 

Papanui Toc H Athletic Club (55) 

Phoenix Athletic Club (19) 

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•Former Bay Harbour News journalist Matt Salmons has become a stayat-home 

dad. We follow his journey weekly. 

Biscuits, torn paper 

and new decades 

WOWEE, a whole new 

decade. A whole new year. 

And one where we can 

all clearly see the future . . . 

because it’s 2020. 

Get it? Come on, it’s 

begging for awful dad 

jokes. Happy New Year 

everybody, here’s to it 

bringing us all happiness, 

adventure and new 

experiences. 

This week I’ll run you 

through a couple of my 

highlights of Vittoria’s 

second Christmas. 

On Christmas Eve I got 

brave and baked biscuits 

with her for the first time. 

I even let her cut them into 

Christmas shapes with my 

new moulds, something 

she took to like a duck 

cutting water. 

She was more than happy 

to cooperate and stir or 

mix when needed for the 

actual biscuit part of the 

task, which was one of 

those amazingly affirming 

parenting moments. It felt 

like we were a real team. 

That feeling even lasted 

into the icing, only slipping 

a little as she continously 

dipped her finger into 

the sugary mixture to eat 

it while simultaniously 

pouring the majority of 

it onto one heart shaped 

bikkie. 

And it completely 

disappeared later while 

Laura and I prepped for 

our traditional family 

Christmas Eve dinner, 

although Vittoria was 

clearly just tired and 

feeling left out. She kind of 

disolved into a mix of over 

excited running around 

the kitchen, or crying 

and wanting to be picked 

up while my hands were 

covered in prawn juice. 

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clicked for Vittoria 

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amazing neighbour came 

over to spoil her with the 

gift of her first bicycle. 

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box covered in bright paper 

she could tear open, but 

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her inside. Something she 

never knew she wanted 

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managed to contain herself 

when we arrived at my 

mum’s in Waikuku for 

Christmas Day lunch. 

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& Matt 

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Club have their sights set on 

victory at the CRC Bay of 

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Armstrong, Rebecca Lee, 

Claude Southwick, Thomas 

Pirker, and Mitchell Rennie, 

will compete as a team at New 

Zealand’s biggest keelboat 

regatta from January 21 to 24. 

The team, led by 18-year-old 

Armstrong, are aiming to win 

the Young 88 division. They 

will compete in a borrowed 

boat which none of them have 

sailed before, and their interisland 

campaign is paid for entirely 

by their own fundraising 

efforts and sponsorship. 

Although they will be going 

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regatta has seen in its 18-year 

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what it takes to win. 

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“It’ll be a tough ask, but I 

reckon we can surprise a few 

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with a bit of effort. 

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after school, and he’s keen to 

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other pathways available that 

could keep them interested in 

the sport. 

The team will arrive in 

Auckland just days before the 

regatta to collect their yacht 

called Undercover. 

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5pm each Wednesday 

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Thursday, 11am-12.30pm and 

Saturday, 10am-noon 

A Justice of the Peace will 

be available to members of the 

community. They can 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. 

Thursday at Little River 

Library and Saturday at Matuku 

Takotako: Sumner Centre 

Sumner Sunday Market 

Sunday, 11am-3pm 

Go and check out a great range 

of stalls, from fresh veggies, 

amazing food from all over the 

world and beautiful crafts. You’ll 

find them right next to the beach 

as you come into the village. 

Cnr Marriner St and The 

Esplanade 

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 Frances for more 

information on 027 698 0057. 

105 Bridle Path Rd 

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 

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 

Redcliffs Lawn Bowls 

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Tuesday 10.30-11.30am, Friday, 

5-6.30pm, Sunday 9.30-10.30am 

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places by Don McAra will be on 

show throughout January. The 

exhibition includes a series of 

richly-coloured representational 

paintings of familiar scenes. 

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atmosphere at the busy Diamond 

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Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 2a 

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Saturday, from 8am 

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entertainment and a parade. Adult 

admission costs $10 and children 

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Duvauchelle A&P Grounds, 

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Live at the Point 

Sunday, 1pm 

Family-friendly live music 

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gardens. Featuring several bands 

every Sunday until February 16. 

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[Edition datE] 

Wine 

• By Mark Henderson 

I MUST admit to having 

been caught out once again 

this year, as the festive 

season came rushing 

headlong towards me, 

though I’m certain I’m not 

the only one in that boat. 

It all seemed so far away, 

then suddenly . . . it’s not. 

What to feature? Recent 

warmer weather has had 

me reaching for riesling. 

So be it. 

2017 Pegasus Bay Bel 

Canto Dry Riesling 

Price: $37 

Rating: Excellent 

Smoke and struck match, 

white flowers, mandarin 

and orange, some burnt 

toast with time. This is a 

powerfully expressed style, 

textural, viscous with spice, 

dry honey and beeswax 

leading, notes of lime and 

tobacco also appearing. As 

always, a fascinating wine 

built on complexity, weight 

and richness. 

A wine to contemplate, 

and probably best with 

food. 

www.pegasusbay.com 

2016 Pegasus Bay 

Riesling 

Price: $30 

Rating: Excellent to 

outstanding 

Alluring nose, a waft 

of struck match, musk, 

mandarin, white flowers 

and toast. The palate 

leads with honey, but the 

acidity whips this into 

shape, offering up lime and 

orange citrus as the wine 

flows to a musk and honey 

accented, yet relatively dry 

finish. Delightful texture, 

richness, complexity and 

real interest here with 

lovely freshness on the 

close. 

Delicious and very 

moreish. 

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Reaching for the 

refreshing rieslings 

2017 Lamont Bendigo 

Dry Riesling 

Price: $27.99 

Rating: Very good to 

excellent 

Complex nose of 

citrus blossom, smoke, 

sweat, dry honey apple 

and stone. Apple and 

citrus driven palate with 

stony minerality and nice 

fruit weight. Bone dry, 

well balanced, leaving you 

salivating and wanting 

more. A zesty piquancy 

builds with time with 

good carry on the 

finish. 

Smoked salmon would 

be a lovely foil to the 

acidity. 

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nz 

BAY HARBOUR 

CONTINUING EDUCATION 

Trade skills help 

solo dad build a 

better future 

Newly qualified carpenter Tim Crawford 

hopes his experience of overcoming 

challenges and finding a new direction in 

life will inspire others to do the same. 

In 2006, while he was working as a gym 

instructor and personal trainer, Tim took 

full custody of his two children. Becoming 

a solo parent meant he had to quit his job 

and go on the domestic purposes benefit. 

He remained on the DPB for seven years 

while raising his kids, but never lost his 

motivation or desire to get back to work. 

He studied business, but when that didn’t 

lead to work, he got a job as a laundry 

driver. 

“The driving job wasn’t challenging me 

or helping me reach my potential,” he says. 

“So in 2015 I got a new job as a builder’s 

labourer. That company saw my potential 

and they offered me an apprenticeship 

which I grabbed with both hands.” 

As part of his apprenticeship, and in 

order to become qualified in the trade, 

Tim studied a National Certificate in 

Carpentry at Ara Institute of Canterbury. 

“It was awesome, even better than I’d 

expected,” he says. “I was treated like I 

was important and not just a number, and 

the staff went out of their way to help me 

succeed. I was supported and guided all 

the way.” 

Tim says the classroom environment at 

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Ara was interactive and fun. “It was easy to 

ask questions and the course information 

was clear and concise with easy-to-follow 

book work and presentations.” 

Tim says although he didn’t do well at 

school, he’s made up for it at Ara. “I love 

to learn and Ara made it easy for me to do 

so. My story of getting off the benefit and 

at the same time looking after my children 

and running a household is something 

I’m really proud of. I hope it will inspire 

others who are in the same position I was, 

especially as an adult apprentice. I’m a 

better, happier person for it and some of 

my best moments in life were spent in the 

classrooms at Ara.” 

2015 Misha’s Vineyard 

Lyric Riesling 

Price: $28 

Rating: Very good to 

excellent 

Attractively floral nose, 

red apple, lime cordial, 

custard and sherbet. Richly 

textured, creaminess 

to the palate and lovely 

flow through the mouth 

popping up notes of 

lemon, lime and honey. 

This is ‘‘together’’ and 

nicely integrated, the nose 

and palate opening up 

nicely, a little zestiness 

enlivening the finish, and in 

a great place to enjoy now. 

www.mishasvineyard. 

com 

2017 Mt Difficulty 

Packspur Lowburn 

Valley Riesling 

Price: $39 

Rating: Outstanding 

Fresh, an almost aerial 

quality, hints of sea-breeze 

and citrus. The palate is 

richer than the nose might 

suggest offering Rose’s lime 

cordial, orange, honey, 

pollen, beeswax and musky 

botrytis hints. Power 

and richness without 

weight, lovely balance 

and complexity, flowing 

to a long and appealing 

close lifted by a whisper of 

aniseed, and zestiness. 

Simply wonderful. 

www.mtdifficulty.nz 

2018 Maori Point 

Single Vineyard 

Central Otago Riesling 

Price: $27.95 

Rating: Very good 

Opens to a little 

funkiness with acid 

drops and fruit cordial. 

Lightly honeyed, fruit 

sweetness with pear and 

pear drops and nicely 

textural front palate. Good 

fruit weight and flow 

through the mouth with 

good balance, finishing just 

off-dry. 

This is a little different, 

but rather interesting and 

very easy drinking for 

those summer evenings. 

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High comfort levels in Mitsubishi ASX 

Motoring 

Ross Kiddie 

YOU SURE know you’re hurting 

when you’ve got a painful back. 

Mine has been bugging me 

for a few weeks now, and it’s 

brought to my attention how 

difficult it is getting in and out 

of some cars, yet highlights how 

easy it is to do the same in a sport 

utility vehicle. 

I’ve just driven two Mitsubishi 

SUVs, one after the other, 

an Outlander and ASX. I felt 

comfortable in both and the seat 

height made for easy entry and 

egress. 

On top of that, the ride the 

modern SUV provides doesn’t 

tax the body, there is plenty of 

suspension movement, and there 

is an element of suppleness within 

the spring and damper rates that 

easily cushions the hits from road 

ripples, bumps and ruts. 

This evaluation focuses on 

the ASX, a Lancer-based midsize 

SUV that has been with 

Mitsubishi since 2011. Meaning 

active smart crossover, the 

ASX has undergone a raft of 

changes throughout its lifecycle 

and I’m pleased to report that 

the upgrades and refinements 

over the years easily make it a 

tempting proposition in today’s 

market. 

For 2020 the ASX had a fairly 

hefty makeover; well, in that 

context it has had a strong refresh 

up front, the frontal area now 

has a bold, edgy design which 

sure captures attention, it is a 

departure from the soft, curvy 

lines of its predecessor. 

The test car was painted a nice 

new colour – sunshine orange – 

which also aroused favourable 

comment. The upgrade doesn’t 

finish there either, there are 

cosmetic changes inside, notably 

the inclusion of a larger screen 

which makes navigating the 

vehicle’s functions just that much 

easier. 

In terms of mechanical 

changes, the ASX has changed 

direction slightly. No longer is 

there a four-wheel-drive model, 

all variants are front-drive only 

and all are powered by a petrol 

engine – gone is the diesel option. 

Mitsubishi also state that for 

buyers who want an SUV with 

four-wheel-drive, its Eclipse 

Cross captures that part of the 

market. 

The ASX range starts at 

$29,990, and ends at $41,090 for 

the 2.4-litre VRX as evaluated. It’s 

important to note that there are 

two entry-level models and both 

are 2-litre powered. 

However, the 2360cc unit 

develops 123kW and 222Nm, 

and is paired to a six-step 

MITSUBISHI ASX: Facelift for 2020. 

continuously variable automatic. 

These power and torque outputs 

are traditional, they arrive tall 

in the rev band at 6000rpm 

and 4100rpm respectively; 

nevertheless, when you have the 

benefit of CVT there is a constant 

point of gearing which instantly 

meets throttle request. 

The ASX feels lively and will 

cut out a standstill to 100km/h 

time in 9.2sec, it’s also quite smart 

on a highway overtake, 5.5sec to 

make 120km/h from 80km/h is 

about the norm for a vehicle such 

as this. 

I took the test car inland 

following the course of the 

Waimakariri River and home 

through Darfield and Burnham. 

It cruises quietly at highway speed 

and affords a smooth ride. 

Benefitting from the original 

four-wheel-drive chassis 

engineering, the ASX is sprung 

on a fully independent front 

strut/rear multiple link system. 

While the rear end doesn’t carry 

driveshafts any more, the set-up is 

compliant and as I’ve alluded to it 

is dampened only moderately so 

that the occupants benefit from a 

smooth, controlled ride. 

I pointed the test car at a 

couple of tricky corners along 

my test route, it turns nicely and 

feeds positive information to the 

steering wheel as to how the tyres 

react under pressure. 

Even without four-wheel-drive 

there is still the feel that grip 

levels are elevated, while balance 

is fully retained. I like the way 

the ASX drives, it’s no sports car 

but it does have performance and 

handling ability which is far in 

excess of its purpose. 

In terms of fuel use, Mitsubishi 

has done well to lean out the 

engine. As I remarked previously, 

it has been around for some time, 

but it is a fuel miser and carries 

• Price – Mitsubishi ASX 

VRX, $40,090 

• Dimensions – Length, 

4365mm; width, 1810mm; 

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Tasty Bites 

In this recipe, the use of 

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brings out the flavour of the 

lamb 

SUMAC AND MAPLE- 

GLAZED LEG OF LAMB 

Serves 6 

Ingredients 

2kg leg of lamb, bone-in 

sea salt, as needed 

ground black pepper, as needed 

2 Tbsp sumac 

4 tsp olive oil 

Maple glaze 

500ml beef stock 

125ml maple syrup 

80g brown sugar 

2 Tbsp grain mustard 

Pickles are good to prepare 

during the summer break 

PICKLED CARROTS, FENNEL 

AND CELERY 

Ingredients 

4 medium carrots, peeled, cut 

into long sticks 

1 bulb fennel, cut into thin 

wedges 

2 sticks celery, cut same size as 

carrots 

1 ½ cups cider or white vinegar 

2 cups water 

¼ cup sugar 

2 garlic cloves, crushed lightly 

½ tsp fennel seeds 

¼ tsp celery seeds 

2 Tbsp sea salt flakes 

2 bay leaves 

Directions 

Wash the jar in hot water and 

set aside. Prepare the vegetables 

and set aside. 

Put the vinegar, water, sugar, 

garlic and aromatics in a medium 

saucepan. Bring to the boil. 

Add carrots and cook for two 

minutes. Add the fennel and 

celery and cook for a further two 

minutes. 

Carefully put all the vegetables 

into the clean jar and pour over 

the pickling solution so the vegetables 

are completely submerged. 

Seal the jar and allow to cool. 

For best results, allow the 

vegetables to pickle for at least 

a week before eating. This will 

keep in the fridge for a couple of 

months. 

Garnishing 

75g pistachio nuts 

1 pomegranate, peeled and seeds 

separated 

a handful of micro mint 

a handful of edible flowers 

Directions 

Prepare the maple glaze. Place 

the beef stock, maple syrup, 

sugar and mustard in a saucepan 

and bring to a boil. Let it boil for 

eight to 10min, until thick and 

sticky. Set aside. 

Score the skin of the lamb, 

then season well with salt, pepper 

and sumac. 

Place a large frying pan over 

high heat and heat until it is 

smoking. Add the olive oil, 

followed by the lamb, skin-side 

down. Let it cook until the skin 

is caramelised and golden in 

colour. 

Preheat the oven to 240 deg C. 

Remove the lamb and place 

skin-side up in an oven dish. 

Brush with the maple glaze and 

roast for 30min. 

Brush with the maple glaze 

every 10min until a thermometer 

inserted into the thickest 

part of the leg reads 54 deg C for 

medium rare. 

Remove and place on a wire 

rack. Cover with aluminium foil 

and let rest for 10min. 

Arrange on a serving plate 

and garnish with pistachio nuts, 

pomegranate seeds, micro mint 

and edible flowers. 

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