Bay Harbour: January 22, 2020

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2020 

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• By Jacob Page 

SIX MONTHS ago, Ed Lopas’ 

promising rowing career looked 

potentially sunk. 

The 16-year-old from Little River 

was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma, 

a form of blood cancer, in 

July last year which came as a shock. 

“I just thought I was a little sick,” 

Ed said. “I wasn’t expecting it to be 

as serious as it was.” 

After five months of successful 

chemotherapy, Ed was cleared 

to start physical activity again 

and late last week he joined his 

Christchurch Boys’ High School 

teammates at a rowing camp at 

Lake Hayes in Central Otago 

to prepare for a busy season 

ahead. 

The big goal is representing his 

school at the national Maadi Cup 

regatta at Lake Ruataniwha, in 

Twizel, in March. 

“I’d lost a lot of muscle over that 

time but to be this close to racing is 

a great feeling.’’ 

The rowing team will try to 

break a world record in Ed’s name 

early next month to show their 

support. 

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PHOTO: RICARDO DE SOUSA 

TRAINING: Ed Lopas with the Christchurch Boys’ High School rowing team on Lake Hayes 

in Central Otago last Thursday. Inset – Ed during the time he was undergoing treatment. 

Clock 

tower 

delayed 

again 

• By Jess Gibson 

THE OPENING of the 

Scarborough Clock Tower has 

been delayed again. 

Repairs to the historic structure 

will now be 

finished by the 

third week of 

March. 

Restoration 

work was 

meant to be 

completed in 

January but 

Darrell 

was delayed 

until February 

after contrac- 

Latham 

tors found the concrete was in 

worse condition than initial 

investigations suggested. 

Now, further complications 

have lead to more delays. 

The landmark along the esplanade, 

which dates back to the 

1930s, has been fenced since early 

last year. 

It suffered structural damage 

during the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes. 

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Wednesday January 22 2020 

THERE’S A tremendous story on the front 

page today about Ed Lopas’ health battle. 

The 16-year-old, who hails from Little 

River, is a very promising sportsman. 

But when he was struck down with 

Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a form of blood 

cancer in July last year, the world for Ed and his family was 

turned upside down. 

Ed is a fighter and fit as a buck rabbit which no doubt 

helped him in his recovery. He went through five months of 

chemotherapy and is now back rowing. 

Ed was training at a camp at Lake Hayes in Central Otago 

last week. 

His goal is to represent his school at the Maadi Cup regatta in 

March. 

Ed’s determination will get him there. 

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Funds nearly found for boat shed 


THE REBUILD of a historic 

boat shed in Moncks Bay has 

now been stalled for eight 

months. 

But Christchurch Yacht Club 

member and 

project manager 

Frank Coppens 

says the end is 

still in sight. 

Construction 

Pat 

McIntosh 

of the club’s deck 

at the site on 

Main Rd finished 

in May using $1.174 million 

which came from the city council, 

Coastal Pathway Project and 

from grants the club raised itself. 

Since then, members have 

been busy with further fundraising 

to place a boatshed building 

on the deck. 

Mr Coppens would not 

disclose how much money was 

needed to complete the project 

as it still needs to go out for 

tender, making it “commercially 

sensitive.” 

However, he said the club 

has nearly reached its goal and 

is hoping to have the building 

finished before the 2020/2021 

boating season, which starts in 

October. 

He said the club has previously 

gone to organisations such 

as Lotto, The Lion Foundation, 

Rata Foundation and Canterbury 

Community Trust for 

grants. 

“Those organisations have 

been very generous and supportive. 

“There are challenges around 

health and safety because we 

have to have handrails and all 

that sort of thing installed. 

That will be a part of the shed 

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the boat shed will be 21m x 9m. 

Once the project is completed, 

the shed would be used by the 

club, while the public could use 

the deck. 

“It is an ongoing project and we 

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The decking 

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shed site has 

been fenced 

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Christchurch 

Yacht Club 

continues to 

raise funds for 

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are very keen to get the shed finished 

so we can actually use it.” 

Meanwhile, Redcliffs Residents 

Association secretary Pat 

McIntosh said the deck has been 

a “nuisance” while it is fenced 

off as it has been narrowing the 

footpath. 

“It’s awkward for people to get 

around.” 

The original boat shed was 

demolished in June 2011 after it 

was damaged in the February 

22, 2011, earthquake. 

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DELAYS: Further 

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A LARGE crowd gathered to 

celebrate Margaret Jefferies at an 

open funeral on Saturday. 

The Lyttelton identity, who was 

a mother of five, died from breast 

cancer on January 13, aged 75. 

Ms Jefferies became a member 

of the New Zealand Order of 

Merit in 2018 for her services to 

the community. 

She was the chairwoman of 

Project Lyttelton, a non-profit, 

grass-roots organisation dedicated 

to building a healthy community 

with strong values. 

During her 15 years as a 

volunteer, she was involved in 

projects like waste reduction, 

a community-grown dinner, 

school and community gardens, 

dual-purpose welcome and 

reusable shopping bags for new 

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Majority of views in favour of 

controversial Collett’s Corner 


A RESOURCE consent 

application for Lyttelton’s 

Collett’s Corner has attracted 

the views of 167 groups and 

individuals. 

The bulk of submissions 

recieved by the city council 

during public consultation for 

the residential and commercial 

development planned for Oxford 

St were behind the project. 

However while 133 voiced their 

support, 31 opposed the application 

and three were neutral. 

Ohu Development, the group 

behind the project, was the first 

in New Zealand to run a crowdfunding 

campaign to help pay 

for a commercial development. 

Lyttelton resident Greer 

Swindard was in support, and 

said: “I live close to the development 

and really want to see this 

succeed as I believe it will be 

great for the town and Whakaraupo 

as a whole.” 

Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson 

was also in favour. 

“This is an uplifting design 

which will be a positive statement 

on entering Lyttelton 

from Sumner Rd and contribute 

greatly to the life in Lyttelton,” 

said Ms Dyson’s submission. 

Some reasons submitters 

FEEDBACK: Some of the reasons people were opposed to 

Lyttelton’s Collett’s Corner were related to the building’s 

height, site coverage, limited parking and designs. 

gave for opposing the application 

included the height of the 

complex, site coverage, limited 

parking and the building not 

fitting in with the character of 

Lyttelton. 

There were a number of comments 

objecting to the application 

relating to the alteration of 

initial designs, including from 

Lyttelton Community Association 

chairman Ken Maynard. 

Mr Maynard made a submission 

on behalf of its members 

opposing the application. 

“The original emphasis was 

totally on a community facility 

with some accommodation. 

The current one is for a block of 

flats with a private roof-garden, 

effectively creating a vertical 

gated community, which is the 

antithesis of community and not 

wanted in Lyttelton,” said the 

submission. 

City council head of resource 

consenting John Higgins said 

staff will now prepare a report 

which will be presented at a 

submission hearing, which is 

ballparked for February. 

“There will also be an evidence 

exchange of experts closer to the 

hearing date.” 

To read the submissions, 

you can request them through 

the city councils customer call 

centre on 0800 800 169. 

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AN ICONIC ice cream brand is 

now being sold in Sumner. 

The more than 100-year-old 

business Ice Cream Charlie was 

sold before Christmas and its new 

owners say it is in expansion mode. 

Ice Cream Charlie, also known 

as Vanilla Ices, which operates 

out of Victoria Square, now has 

stands at the weekends in Sumner 

as well as the Christchurch Farmers’ 

Market at Riccarton Bush. 

New general manager Tim 

McIsaac, who is a part owner of 

the business with his family, said 

they were looking at other locations 

in New Zealand. 

“We are hoping to move it past 

being a Christchurch brand and 

we hope the rest of New Zealand 

will love it as much as people do 

here,” he said. 

“How that looks and how we 

implement that is what we are 

still working on.” 

Mr McIsaac owns and operates 

a finance company in Sydney. His 

family runs a farm in the Bay of 

Plenty. 

They bought the business 

before Christmas and have increased 

the number of employees 

from three to nine, which will 

soon increase to 11. 

The stands in Sumner and the 

farmers’ market, are effectivelty 

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to work their way through the 

alphabet in naming all their new 

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GOOD CAUSE: Christchurch Boys’ High School rowing captain Harry Woelders 

on the erg which will be used during the world record attempt. 

Rowing with Ed 

more than just a 

world record attempt 

•From page 1 

The 63-strong squad will 

attempt to beat the record for 

a continuous erg, more commonly 

known as an indoor 

rowing machine, by boys 

aged under-19. 

The world record attempt 

named Rowing with Ed will 

start on February 5 at CBHS 

at 3pm and will go through 

to the weekend. 

The current record stands 

at 96 hours, with the team 

hoping to exceed more than 

140 with each member of the 

squad rowing for an average 

two hours. 

The team is hoping to raise 

at least $5000 for Leukaemia 

and Blood Cancer New 

Zealand. 

“It means a lot for everyone 

to show their support 

for me like this,” Ed said. “I 

just wanted to get back into 

sport, that’s what kept me 

going.” 

Team manager Ricardo De 

Sousa said it was a good way 

to bond the team and give 

to a cause which has directly 

affected them. 

SUPPORT: The 

Lopas family 

(clockwise 

from left) – 

Angus, Tessa, 

Anna, Jack, 

Ben and Ed. 

“It’s a way for us to bond 

as a squad but also show our 

support for Ed and what he 

has been going through.” 

Ed will take part in the 

world record attempt during 

a school assembly where he 

will be cheered on by 1300 

other Christchurch Boys’ 

High School students. 

De Sousa said the squad 

was up for the challenge. 

“I think all the boys want 

to be heroes at this point,” 

he said. 

“They don’t care what shift 

they have to do even if it is in 

the middle of the night. 

“We know it will be a 

challenge to keep going for 

such a long time but we also 

know it’s nothing compared 

to what Ed has been going 

through.” 

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Good weather attracts large 

crowds to Little River A&P Show 

APPRECIATION: Kevin Lawrence and Roriana Tini present 

ribbons to equestrian competitors. 

THE SUN was beaming down 

during the 108th Banks Peninsula 

A&P Show at Little River on 

Saturday. 

About 2000 people turned out 

to enjoy crafts, food, plants, animals 

and to compete in a range of 

events at Awa-iti domain. 

The show is the highlight of 

the year for many local farmers, 

growers and producers. 

It gives them the chance to showcase 

what Banks Peninsula has to 

offer to the community, as well as 

the hundreds who attendfrom the 

rest of Canterbury and beyond. 

Banks Peninsula A&P Association 

committee member 

Sheryl Stanbury said the show ran 

smoothly. 

“The weather was fantastic, it 

was good for the animals and 

good for the humans.” 

PHOTOS: COLIN MONTEATH 

CRITIQUE: Dave Carr judges the wool competition with farmer 

Giles Foley. 

BEAUTY: Bright colours filled the tables during the flower 

competition. 

BOUNDING: Pickett attempts 

the dog high jump while 

owner, Berny Schapiro, stands 

on top of the hay bales. 

ELEGANCE: Show patron Ted 

Patten presenting the Supreme 

Champion Animal of the Show 

Award to Meg Feming, for her 

horse Bewitched of Flaxmill. 

IMPRESSIVE: Pete Wright won 

the local farmer speed shear. 

Award honours farmer’s long service 

• By David Hill 

BANKS PENINSULA 

farmer Paul de Latour 

was surprised to receive 

the Duvauchelle A&P 

Show’s highest honour. 

The show stalwart 

received the Banks 

Peninsula Recognition 

Award at the 151st 

Paul de Latour 

annual show at the Duvauchelle 

Showgrounds 

in the Akaroa Harbour 

area on January 11. 

‘‘It was a surprise. I 

thought when [show 

president] Tania [Kiely] 

rang me she was 

ringing to talk about 

doing the announcing,’’ 

he said. 

Mr de Latour and his wife 

Frances were once again at the 

show, in the announcer’s box 

where they have served for more 

than a decade. 

Over the years Mr de Latour 

has been an exhibitor, volunteer, 

committee member, show president 

in 1981 and then supervising 

marshal in the jumping ring 

for 21 years until 2005. 

The de Latours farmed 1115ha 

at Lavericks Bay on Banks Peninsula, 

farming up to 4500 sheep 

and 950 head of cattle. 

On February 22, 2011, the day 

of the Christchurch earthquake, 

the de Latours downsized, moving 

to the 148ha Lynhurst farm 

at Okains Bay, where they breed 

200 Angus and Angus-cross 

cattle. 

The couple’s daughter and 

son-in-law, Harriet and Lloyd 

Chapman, have taken over the 

Lavericks Bay farm. 

Mr de Latour has been active 

in the community over the 

years including with the Le 

Bons Bay Cricket Club, the 

Banks Peninsula Racing Club, 

the Akaroa Community Health 

Trust, and more. 

Winston waters his 

plants, not his lawn 

He knows lawns go green again in Autumn 

Water like Winnie. 

Water like you oughta. 

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News 

Public cruises back 

on Tug Lyttelton 


AFTER THREE years, it’s 

back to smooth sailing for Tug 

Lyttelton. 

The 112-year-old tugboat was 

fully booked for its second day 

running a public cruise around 

the harbour on Sunday. 

It had been out of commission 

for three years due to a need 

for repairs and the requirement 

to pass a number of expensive 

surveys. 

Tug Lyttelton Preservation Society, 

whose members voluntarily 

keep the tug in full working order, 

had financial struggles over 

this period as passenger cruise 

tickets go towards keeping the 

tug operational. 

The passenger cruise was originally 

scheduled to take place in 

December 2018 but was pushed 

back to January, then February 

and then to this boating season 

due to delays with the passenger 

service licence. 

Grants from the city council 

and other fundraising meant the 

society was able to repair the vessel 

and have it pass a $83,240 dry 

dock survey so there would be no 

more delays. 

For its first day on January 

12, two 45-minute-long sessions 

were held and between them, 

there were about 100 passengers. 

Society board member Roger 

Ellery said it feels fantastic to 

have the cruises back up and 

running. 

FULL VESSEL: 

There were blue 

skies as Lyttelton’s 

historic tugboat 

ran its second day 

of public cruises 

on Sunday. 

“Now that we’ve come back 

from the brink it’s a tremendous 

morale booster to get them up 

and going again.” 

Cruises will now run every 

Sunday until the end of the 

summer sailing season. 

To book tickets, visit https:// 

tuglyttelton.co.nz/product-category/tickets/ 

REBUILD: A new $3m pavilion will replace the old, earthquakedamaged 

Taylors Mistake Surf Life Saving clubhouse. 

Surf club construction 

to get under way 

CONSTRUCTION of the 

Taylors Mistake Surf Life Saving 

clubhouse can get under way 

following an official blessing 

ceremony. 

Maui Stuart of Te Hapū o 

Ngāti Wheke blessed the site and 

workers who will be involved in 

the rebuild of the new $3m facility 

on Friday. 

Ngāti Wheke holds mana 

whenua or right to the land over 

Taylors Mistake. 

The surf life saving club has 

been operating from Taylors 

Mistake Beach for 103 years. 

The old building was red-stickered 

after the 2016 Valentines 

Day earthquake rendered previous 

stop-gap repairs unsafe. 

Since then the club has had to 

operate out of three Portacom 

buildings. 

A large number of club members 

and residents attended the 

ceremony. 

After the blessing, club president 

Viv Bickley thanked Mr 

Stuart and acknowledged Ngāti 

Wheke as holding mana whenua 

over the land. 

The club and Ngāti Wheke 

will be working with together in 

the coming months and into the 

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Consider available travel alternatives 

Environment 

Canterbury 

councillor Vicky 

Southworth 

writes about 

bushfires and 

climate action 

SITTING ON Rapaki Beach on 

New Year’s Day with the smell 

of Australian smoke and weird 

orange glow to the sun, it felt like 

a visitation from the ‘ghost of 

climate change future.’ 

Images of bushfire evacuations 

have looked more like a war zone. 

We can’t let the Australian 

bushfires drop off the front page 

of the news, fade in our memories 

and carry on as usual. We 

are now looking at our children’s 

futures, not some unknown 

distant future relatives. 

The way we travel has a huge 

impact on our carbon footprint. 

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She watches you constantly. Newly divorced Jo is 

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almost rent-free. The high-tech luxury Camden flat is 

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care of the heating, the lights – and sometimes Jo even turns to her 

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And Jo is horrified. Because in her past she did do something terrible. 

Something unforgivable. 

Now she wants to destroy you. Only two other people in the whole 

Kingdomtide 

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There are more cars per head 

here than in almost any city in 

the world. Many of our car trips 

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I love my bike but hate exercise. 

Cycling the commute or to 

visit friends is exercise on the 

sly. Electric bikes make the hills 

a breeze and are lots of fun, I’m 

told. Expensive to buy, but if they 

can replace a car they can save 

you hundreds each year. 

Cycling on the roads can be 

intimidating but the cycleways 

are connecting up now and 

there are classes available to help 

adults get back in the saddle. I’ve 

been told Christchurch was a city 

of bikes in the 60s with hundreds 

of cyclists flooding into the city 

every morning and night. 

I’m lucky living on the Purple 

Line as there’s a bus every 10min 

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I use the time to read, listen to a 

podcast or just think. 

Sometimes, coming home 

tired on a crowded bus, I know 

I’d rather be in my own car – but 

we need to make concessions. 

Every additional passenger helps 

justify improvements to the bus 

service, which is undoubtedly 

needed. 

Finally, walking. Most of us have 

smaller trips we can take on foot 

– the school run or picking up the 

emergency milk, for example. 

Every time you reach for the 

car keys try asking yourself, 

‘Could I make this journey another 

way?’ Like me, you’ll often 

find the answer is yes but I don’t 

have time now. Try and make 

time next time and change just a 

journey a week and build up. 

Let’s make 2020 the year that 

we each take action to kick our 

fossil fuel addiction. 

Mixed views on ‘Midnight Express’ 

Readers respond to last 

week’s letter about plans to 

run a “Midnight Express” bus 

service which would take 

partygoers home from the 

central city to Sumner 

Rina Duncan – It’s a marvellous 

idea to provide transport when 

the buses stop running. 

However, there may be 

unintended consequences where 

young people not from Sumner 

(who don’t have a drivers licence) 

will be stuck there without 

a service to get them back 

home, and they might get up to 

mischief. 

Topsy Rule – Of course there are 

concerns with these buses. We 

had them before, known as booze 

buses. 

Each Friday and Saturday 

night the drivers decided not to 

let the occupants vomit on their 

buses, so they unloaded them 

outside my home at the Redcliffs 

Cutting and they all vomited 

over the footpath and my 

garden. 

If I was not up before 6am 

on each Saturday and Sunday 

morning, there would be a local 

jogger or walker telling me of 

the disgusting mess and health 

hazard, which I proceeded to 

clean up with my disinfectant 

and hose, as a volunteer. 

BIRDS OF THE ESTUARY 

Elegant heron a 

common sight 

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. 

A TALL and elegant bird, the 

white-faced heron is actually 

quite new to New Zealand 

This heron species introduced 

themselves in the 1940s and 

are now commonly seen in 

our estuary, McCormacks Bay, 

Charlesworth Wetland, Linwood 

canal, Bexley and even on sports 

fields and paddocks – but only 

after heavy rain, as they prefer 

to search for their food while 

wading in shallow water. 

They are awesome birds to observe 

while they stand patiently. 

Without moving as much as a 

feather, they wait for prey to be 

within sight to then at lightning 

speed grab either a small fish, 

crab, worm, mouse, lizard or 

frog. Lizards and frogs are more 

common around the estuary than 

most people are aware of. 

White-faced heron’s nest near 

our estuary in the tops of pine 

STALKING: You’ll often see the 

white-faced heron standing 

motionless while hunting. 

and macrocarpa trees particularly 

favouring South New Brighton 

Park and the lower Avon River. 

How can we help these birds 

thrive? Keep dogs on the lead 

when walking near the estuary as 

to not disturb them while feeding 

or resting. 

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Email jess.gibson@starmedia.kiwi by 

5pm each Wednesday 

JP Clinic 

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 

Diamond Harbour Bridge Club 

Tuesday, 1.30pm, 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 

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 Coaching 

Tuesday 10.30-11.30am, Friday, 

5-6.30pm, 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. For more information, 

email redcliffsbowls@xtra.co.nz or 

visit www.redcliffsbowls.co.nz 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, 

9 James St 

Indoor Bowls at Tui Club 

Monday, 12.45-3.45pm 

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$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 

Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm 

A community-owned 

market brings you wonderful, 

locally grown food. Phone the 

farmers’ market coordinator, 

Di, on 02041954639 with any 

queries. 

3 McCormacks Bay Rd, Mount 

Pleasant 

Shoreline Toastmasters 

Monday, 7.30-9pm 

Nervous about speaking? Go 

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the year 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 

Colourful Corners, Harbour 

and Peninsula 

Friday, Saturday and Sunday 

If you need help 

using your computer, 

smartphone, iPad, or 

tablet, go along to a 

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Takotako: Sumner Centre 

on Monday from 2-3pm. 

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10am-4pm 

Paintings of Banks Peninsula 

places by Don McAra will be on 

show throughout January. The 

exhibition includes a series of 

richly-coloured representational 

paintings of familiar scenes. 

The highlight is a vibrant 

image perfectly capturing the 

atmosphere at the busy Diamond 

Harbour wharf on a hot summer 

day. For more on the artist see 

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Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 2a 

Waipapa Avenue, Diamond 

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Live at the Point 

Sunday, 1pm 

Family-friendly live music 

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CONTINUING EDUCATION 

PAGE 15 

Cooking rice properly 

is a no grainer 

By Ian Knott 

Rice has the ability to 

transform a relatively 

simple dinner into 

a stunning feast. It’s 

readily available, 

inexpensive, filling, 

and the perfect 

blank slate for the 

base of many classic 

dishes 

A rice cooker is great if 

you cook rice regularly and 

if you’ve got ample storage 

space. The microwave 

is an option, too – there 

are many pre-packaged 

options for those who are 

short on time and can 

afford the premium price of 

convenience. 

But you needn’t splash 

out on any special gadgets 

or ingredients to serve up 

a pot of beautifully tender, 

and fluffy rice. The stovetop 

method is not as hard 

as you might think – as 

long as you remember a 

couple of simple rules. 

Not all rice is equal and 

should be treated differently 

if you want to get the best 

out if your preferred grain. 

Below, I’ll detail how 

to cook the perfect pot of 

white long-grain, brown, 

and aromatic (basmati or 

jasmine) rice. 

All the methods use 

one cup of uncooked rice, 

which will make three cups 

when cooked. 

White long-grain rice 

Step 1: Rinse, rinse, rinse. 

Step one is always the 

same. Unless you want a 

pot of lumpy wallpaper 

paste, you must rinse the 

starch off your rice. 

Put the uncooked rice in 

a fine-mesh strainer and 

run it under the cold tap 

until the water runs clear. 

Step 2: Bring 1½ cups of 

water to the boil in a small 

saucepan with a lid, over a 

high heat. 

Step 3: Add the rice and 

some salt. If you’re feeling 

indulgent, you can also add 

a tablespoon of butter at 

this point. It will add a layer 

of richness, but is purely 

optional. 

Step 4: Cover and reduce 

the heat to low. Cook for 

18-20min until the water is 

absorbed. 

Important: Don’t lift the 

lid to peek, and absolutely 

don’t stir the rice during the 

absorption stage. This will 

STAPLE: Rice is easy to cook, but also easy to get 

wrong. Make sure you rinse your rice well to 

avoid it going gluggy. 

break down the grains and 

release more starch, leaving 

you with a gluggy pot of 

white couscous. 

Step 5: Remove from 

the heat and let it stand, 

covered for 10min. The 

steam will finish off the 

cooking process. 

Uncover and fluff your 

perfect rice with a fork 

before serving. 

Brown rice 

Step 1: Repeat after me: 

rinse, rinse, rinse. 

Step 2: In a covered 

medium saucepan bring 

eight cups of water to the 

boil. 

Step 3: Add the rice 

and boil, uncovered, for 

30-35min until the rice 

is tender but just a little 

chewy. 

Step 4: Drain the rice in a 

strainer and return it to the 

saucepan. Cover and let it 

steam (off the element) for 

a further 10min. 

Step 5: Add salt to taste 

and butter (if you wish). 

Fluff with a fork and serve. 

Aromatic rice 

Step 1: All together now . 

. . rinse, rinse, rinse! 

Step 2: Boil the kettle/ 

jug. You’ll need two cups of 

boiling water for basmati rice 

or 1½ cups for jasmine rice. 

Step 3: In a small 

saucepan, heat some butter 

and/or oil until it’s just 

starting to shimmer. Add the 

uncooked, rinsed rice and 

some salt to the pan and stir 

until the water from rinsing 

has evaporated and the rice is 

coated in the butter/oil. 

Continue to saute, 

stirring constantly (you 

don’t want it to stick and 

burn), until a starchy film 

forms on the bottom of the 

pan – about 2min. Your rice 

should have a slightly toasty 

aroma at this point. 

Step 4: Carefully add the 

boiling water and reduce 

the heat to low. Cover the 

saucepan and cook until 

the water is completely 

absorbed – about 18min. 

Step 5: Take the pan off 

the heat and let it steam, 

covered for a further 10min. 

Fluff with a fork and serve. 

Business degree 

or diploma – you 

choose. 

Committing to degree-level study is 

a big decision for many people. So Ara 

Institute of Canterbury has come up with 

a study option that makes that decision 

much easier. 

“We think of it as the ‘try before you buy’ 

option,” Nigel Young, head of Enterprise 

and Digital Innovation at Ara, says. “You 

can enrol for a New Zealand Diploma in 

Business, do a year of study and then at the 

end of that year you can decide if you want 

to leave with your diploma, or continue on 

to a full degree.” 

Nigel explains that this option makes it 

much easier to transition to degree-level 

study. “Regardless of what you decide to 

do at the end of your first year, you 

still get a great qualification. And 

of course, if you choose to leave 

with the diploma, you can always 

come back and carry on to a degree 

qualification at a later date if you 

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The ‘try before you buy’ option 

isn’t the only flexible aspect of Ara’s 

Bachelor of Applied Management 

degrees. They can be studied 

full-time or part-time, and many 

classes are delivered in the evenings 

and online. “It means you can 

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and other commitments,” Nigel says. 

The Bachelor of Applied Management 

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project management, accounting, 

marketing and sales, human resources 

and event management. Each is taught by 

highly qualified tutors with extensive realworld 

experience. Students graduate workready 

thanks to work placements and 

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Ara offers a wide range of scholarships, 

and students can also apply for credit 

recognition if they have prior workplace 

experience. 

To find out more about Ara’s business 

diplomas and degrees, visit ara.ac.nz or 

call 0800 24 24 76.


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