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Jasper the purrfect burglar
LOOT: Mette Kristiansen and Harriet Kristiansen-Benge, 6, pictured with Jasper and the items he has stolen from around
Sumner since before Christmas.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
• By Jess Gibson
SUMNER HAS been hit by
a strange crime wave – and
the culprit is not pussyfooting
around.
Jasper the cat lives on Wiggins
St and has been stealing
items from houses as far as two
blocks over from his home.
The one-year-old male
Burmese has pinched a large
plastic bag worth items like
socks, underwear, gloves, baby
clothes and swimming trunks,
among other items since before
Christmas.
Owner Mette Kristiansen
said Jasper’s rampage started
out at home where he would
take socks off of the washing
line and chew them up.
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• By Jess Gibson
TAYLORS MISTAKE Beach is
being treated as a tip.
Taylors Mistake Surf Life Saving
Club members are frustrated
at the amount of litter scattered
around overflowing bins by visitors.
There are eight bins at the beach
but the more visible ones near the
toilet block and pathways to the
carpark are often where problems
occur.
Surf club
captain Tisha
Bradley said patrol
members are
“always picking
up” rubbish off
the beach.
“We’ve got our
own rubbish bin
and we often
Tisha Bradley
pick up rubbish and put it into
our own bin.”
However, she said while it is
frustrating when people leave
their rubbish directly beside the
bins, she would prefer people to
put it there rather than leave it
down on the beach to prevent
people from standing on sharp
litter, like glass.
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LEAVING PROBLEMS for someone
else is one of the lesser likeable human
characteristics.
That will no doubt be what future generations
think of us now, and those who
have lived through the world-changing
industrial growth of the 1900s.
But right now, there is a problem at Taylors Mistake (see
page 1).
The hot weather has seen huge numbers at the beach and
there’s simply not enough rubbish bins for what people want to
leave behind.
Sumner resident Alice Rae goes to Taylors a lot and has
some common sense advice: “In reality, they need to take selfresponsibility
and just have some basic common sense to not
leave their junk lying around for someone else to clean up or
get blown into the ocean.”
Fair call.
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• By Sophie Cornish
PEOPLE ARE being warned not
to go to areas like Godley Head
in hot and dry weather, as they
may not be able to escape if a
major fire breaks out.
The warning was issued by
fire chiefs and police prior to the
past week’s high temperatures,
which reached into the early to
mid-30s.
But Sumner Volunteer
Fire Brigade
chief officer Daryl
Sayer said he would
“absolutely” advise
people to continue to
Wayne
Hamilton
be cautious.
“There’s still concern
there and we’ve
still got a bit of summer
to go so the weather is only
going to dry up the hills more.”
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
encouraged people to avoid
isolated areas that have only one
or two entry and exit points, one
example being Godley Head.
Said FENZ specialist fire
investigator Wayne Hamilton:
“Stay away from those areas.
We would suggest rather than
walking up the hills, go along
the beach. People need to be
conscious that they are entering
high fire danger areas,” he said.
All walks in areas with vegetation
should be limited to the cool
of the morning, Mr Hamilton
said.
FENZ asked for people to
save outdoor activities in rural
vegetation areas, such as motorcycling,
trail-biking and dirtbiking
for a cooler day when the
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DANGER: Fire chiefs have warned people to be wary of areas like Godley
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fire risk is lower.
Additionally, FENZ asked
motorists to not park their cars
on dry vegetation.
“It’s a real issue; vehicles cause
a lot of fires. It is very important
they park on gravelled areas,
don’t drive off the road on to areas
of vegetation,” Mr Hamilton
said.
A total fire ban continues in
the entire Canterbury region,
meaning lighting any
fires is strictly prohibited.
Mr Hamilton said
small amounts of
drizzle do not make a
difference to fire risk
conditions.
“Unless we get significant
rain, people
should not be complacent,
it doesn’t make a
difference.”
Earlier this month,
it was revealed a
multi-agency approach,
Operation
Lucifer, conducted
by FENZ, police and
neighbourhood watch
groups was under way
to prevent fires.
Senior Sergeant Roy
Appley said the operation is
continuing and is monitoring
suspicious behaviour.
He is encouraging members
of the public to take photos, particularly
of vehicles and people,
who may be acting suspiciously.
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BAY HARBOUR
In Brief
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ADVICE ON SEATING
City council staff have been
asked for advice on the repair
and replacement of seating on
the Esplanade. The Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board requested information
due to concerns by member
Darrell Latham that a lot of the
seating was “past its used by
date.”
SURF PATROLS KEPT BUSY
It was a busy weekend for surf lifesaving
clubs in the Bay Harbour
area on Sunday as temperatures
soared to 35 deg C. Sumner Surf
Life Saving Club patrol finished
up at 7pm after 12 rescues, five
assists, two water searches and
250 preventative actions. Taylors
Mistake Surf Life Saving Club
patrol completed one rescue,
12 assists, one major first aid
and two minor first aids and 50
preventative actions.
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But suddenly, clothing she did not
recognise started appearing in the back
hallway.
“To be honest it was quite funny, it
was amusing.”
Now, she is attempting to right
Jasper’s wrongs by returning the stolen
goods to their owners.
“As time has gone on I’ve realised that
I would really like to find the people
who own these things. These things
are not cheap to buy and I’m sure these
people want them back.”
After Ms Kristiansen posted about
Jasper’s antics on the Sumner Community
Facebook page, one person has
claimed a pair of gardening gloves, and
another person socks and underwear.
She also has a plastic bin just inside
her gate with all Jaspers loot in it for
neighbours to go and claim.
Jasper is not the only sticky-pawed cat
in Sumner.
• From page 1
Sumner resident Alice
Rae, who uses the beach
often, said people need to
take more care in helping
keep the area clean, rather
than “passing the blame off
to the council.”
“In reality, they need
to take self-responsibility
and just have some basic
common sense to not leave
their junk lying around for
someone else to clean up or
get blown into the ocean,”
she said.
“There are far too many
people pointing fingers for
not solving environmental
issues, rather than actually
caring about what they
can do personally, and not
being so lazy and irresponsible.”
City council head of
parks Andrew Rutledge
said bins are emptied twice
daily.
He said a solar-powered
Bigbelly rubbish bin has
been ordered and will be
installed this month.
A built-in compactor
means the bins can swallow
up to five times more than
a standard waste bin.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT: Jasper was
sighted stealing a sock by one of his
neighbours.
In March, Bay Harbour News reported
that resident Sara Buerki’s cat Roddy
had stolen “baskets” worth of goods
from neighbours.
If you think you may have had items
stolen by Jasper, email Ms Kristiansen
on kristiansenm@hotmail.com with the
subject line “JASPERS LOOT”.
Taylors Mistake being
treated as a rubbish tip
SPILLING OVER:
Food packaging, a
broken boogie board
and empty alcohol
cans were some of the
items left scattered
around an overflowing
rubbish bin at Taylors
Mistake last week.
The bins utilise smart
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Food for community board in spotlight
• By Louis Day
THE BANKS Peninsula
Community Board has increased
its catering costs in spite of public
scrutiny last term.
Travel and time commitments
are two of the reasons given as
to why it is the only community
board out of seven which will not
cut back on its food budget.
It now takes the title of the
highest spending board with
an estimated $228 put aside for
catering per meeting, an increase
from the $216 allocated towards
catering in the previous term.
City council head of community
support, governance and
partnerships John Filsell said a
new supplier was being trialled
and options were being explored
to reduce costs.
“Meetings are at Lyttelton,
Little River and Akaroa; this
requires elected members and
others to travel some distance to
and from the meeting, extending
the overall time commitment. At
some venues and at some times,
such as Little River, there may
not be the opportunity for elected
members and others to purchase
refreshments close by,” he said.
Banks Peninsula board
members may have the highest
catering budget, but they have
the lowest annual salary. Banks
Peninsula board members are
paid $9864 and the chair $19,729,
UNSAVOURY COSTS: The Banks Peninsula Community Board
now has the highest catering budget, setting aside an estimated
$228 a meeting.
whereas city board members
are paid up to $24,580 and their
chairs up to $49,160.
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton,
has cut back its catering budget
again after coming under fire
mid-way through last term. It has
reduced its budget from $78 to
about $68 a meeting, it previously
sat at $174.
Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood
will not have any catering
after a decision was made last
term to remove it.
Coastal-Burwood will also go
without any catering this term
following “modest catering” last
term.
However, Mr Filsell said these
board members would still have
access to a kitchenette facility
where they could make their own
tea and coffee which would have
no impact on the catering budget.
He said options were being
explored to reduce the Spreydon-
Cashmere catering budget of
$130 to around $90 a meeting.
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
has shaved about $25 off its
catering budget by purchasing
items directly from the
supermarket as opposed to a
catering supplier, bringing the
budget to an estimated $75 a
meeting.
Papanui-Innes will spend
a maximum of $50 a meeting
following a decision to reduce costs
last term.
WHAT HAS BEEN SPENT
ON FOOD:
Banks Peninsula
2016/17: $3399.56
2017/18: $3709
2018/19: $1092.98
Total: $8201.54
Coastal-Burwood
2016/17: $3668.53
2017/18: $3687.73
2018/19: $1647.76
Total: $9004.02
Fendalton-Waimairi-
Harewood
2016/17: $1616.78
2017/18: $742.57
2018/19: $363.73
Total: $2723.08
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
2016/17: $4495.46
2017/18: $4515.04
2018/19: $1061.75
Total: $10,072.25
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
2016/17: $2634.90
2017/18: $4574.60
2018/19: $1429.64
Total: $8639.14
Papanui-Innes
2016/17: $2371
2017/18: $2606
2018/19: $331
Total: $5308
Spreydon-Cashmere
2016/17: $2328.83
2017/18: $2484.44
2018/19: $900
Total: $5713.27
Total from 2016/17 to October
2018/19: $49,661.30
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place for Akaroa, Duvauchelle
and Takamatua as very dry
conditions put pressure on water
supplies.
The level four water restriction
means people cannot use water
outside their homes.
The use of hand-held hoses,
unattended hoses, sprinklers, and
garden irrigation systems is not
allowed and water to fill pools or
paddling pools is also prohibited.
City council head of Three Waters
and Waste Helen Beaumont
said a rapid drop in the streams
that supply water to parts of
Banks Peninsula has prompted
the highest level of restrictions.
“The streams that supply drinking
water to Akaroa, Duvauchelle
and Takamatua have dropped
very suddenly following the recent
extreme temperatures and drying
north-westerly winds, and similar
conditions are forecast to continue
this month,” she said.
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Razor Robertson giving Sumner
grass roots rugby an edge
• By Gordon Findlater
HE MAY have started his bid for
a fourth straight Super Rugby
title with the Crusaders, but
coach Scott Robertson still has
time for something at the grass
roots which makes him tick.
Robertson might be one of the
biggest names in World Rugby,
but outside of the day-to-day
running of the Crusaders it’s the
progression of his local Sumner
colts side playing on the back of
his mind.
This comes to fruition on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
when Robertson finishes his day
with the Crusaders at Rugby
Park and heads to colts training
to help the Sumner teenagers as
what he describes as a technical
adviser role for the team.
“I’m just giving back,” said
Robertson.
In the past Sumner have
tried, but failed to establish and
maintain a colts side – which is
crucial for the development of
players out of secondary school
before moving to premier grade.
Robertson had the same pathway
to achieve his dreams as a
teen at the Mt Maunganui club
before moving south. He now
hopes Sumner will be able to
offer the same opportunity for its
local players.
“That’s what I would like, the
opportunity for one of the local
boys from Sumner to have what
I had and be given a pathway to
achieve what they can and play
for Canterbury, Crusaders and
the All Blacks.”
Robertson – a life member at
Sumner – says the emergence of
the Storm colts team this year is
a massive step for the club.
“Colts grade is tough. We
know the participation rates in
rugby is an area that needs attention
and it’s a real challenge
for us.
“Being involved is just what
anyone would do for their club,
just to keep to connected with
the young players because we
know how important they are for
our game,” said Robertson.
It’s easy to see that Sumner has
a special place in Robertson’s
TALENT: Ollie Lewis will steer the Sumner Storm backline after
a standout season at Christchurch Boys’ High School in 2019.
heart. He has lived in the seaside
community for 20 years and
began his coaching career with
the club. He was a player coach
for the club’s top side and after
undefeated division 2 campaigns
in 2008 and 2009 they gained
promotion to the premier
competition for the first time
in 2010. He coached the side to
a debut 6th-place finish, before
concentrating on his role with
Canterbury at the time.
His passion for the colts team
has already rubbed off on some
of its players. First-five Ollie
Lewis played his junior rugby
at Sumner and now after five
years at Christchurch Boys’
High School – which included
playing for New Zealand Schools
last year – is returning to his
boyhood club with the Storm.
“We just had a little gettogether
the other week and he
was really passionate. I think all
the boys thought, hang on this is
something else. It’s pretty cool to
have him come along and show
how much passion he has for the
CLUB MAN:
Robertson has
been helping
coach the
Sumner colts
side on Tuesday
and Thursday
evenings. In
recent years
he has built a
reputation as one
of the globe’s top
rugby coaches
after winning
three straight
Super Rugby
titles with the
Crusaders.
club,” said Lewis.
“I don’t think too many clubs
have a Super Rugby coach
coming down to training.”
The 18-year-old was part of
a very strong junior side also
called the Storm several years
ago.
Lewis says the side spent four
years together and could count
the amount of losses they had
on one hand. The boys then
departed for secondary school
and many eventually played first
XV rugby.
However, five years ago
somewhat of a pact was made to
regroup in 2020 and get a colts
team running.
“We always wanted to come
back and play for Sumner,” said
Lewis.
The side is coached by Gareth
D’Almeida who was a player
under Robertson’s reign with the
club’s premier side.
“It’s been a long time in the
making,” said D’Almeida.
“There’s a good core group of
them that played junior rugby
together for Sumner. They would
have been eight or nine. They’ve
had Storm 2020 gear for the last
three years. That’s always been to
finish school and aim for 2020.
“If you don’t have colts, you
don’t have a pathway. They go
to first XV, but where do they
go from there. If you’re a sharp
half-back or first-five you might
go straight to div one, but ideally
they want to play premier colts
for a year and go from there.”
D’Almeida says that Robertson
has played a key role in establishing
the colts side and believes his
presence at training is a massive
boost for the players.
“Razor’s been involved with
that right through the years as
well. He’s certainly there to help
. . . he’s just keen to see it get off
the ground,” said D’Almeida.
“If you’re a budding young
rugby player and you’ve got the
Crusaders head coach cruising
around, it’s absolutely a big
drawcard and equally he could
have been the All Blacks coach.”
Robertson says his involvement
with Sumner is just one
aspect to his values of wanting
to give back to grass roots rugby
which he fondly remembers
growing up. He also expressed
he has and open door policy for
coaches from club rugby to come
into the Crusaders and up-skill.
“Grass roots rugby is the lifeblood
of communities and the
spirit of our nation, so everyone’s
got their little part to play,” said
Robertson.
“I think it’s key that everyone
has a role in their club. I just see
the role in my club as connecting
people and to get people to
continue their love for rugby.”
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News
Tram shelter repairs
complete after delays
• By Jess Gibson
THE WAIT is finally over
for Redcliffs residents
wanting to see the Moncks
Bay tram shelter safe and
open to the public.
Repairs
to the
86-year-old
structure
on Main
Rd are now
Pat
McIntosh
complete
after being
closed off
since December 2018 due
to earthquake risk.
Redcliffs Residents’
Association secretary Pat
McIntosh said she was
“delighted” the historic
structure has reopened.
Members had been
frustrated over the length
of time it took city council
contractors to finish
repairs.
“I’m pleased to hear that
it’s done and that the obstructions
will be removed
to it can be used again,” Ms
McInstosh said.
Work was initially meant
to be finished before the
RESTORED: The 86-year-old tram shelter on
Main Rd is now open after being closed off since
December 2018 due to earthquake vulnerability.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
•HAVE YOUR SAY:
What do you think
about the length of
time taken to fix the
Moncks Bay tram
Shelter? Email your
views to jess.gibson@
starmedia.kiwi
end of September, however,
the city council delayed
pushed out the completion
date until the end of
December, and then to the
end of January.
It was because further
design work was required
on the maintenance and
strengthening of the
shelter was required and
also a delay with the supply
of material required for
the earthquake bracing
upgrade.
Cycle ride fundraiser ends in Bluff
• By Matt Slaughter
WILLIAM HICKFORD,
of Lyttelton, has pedalled
the length of New Zealand
to raise $8560 for people
with dementia and
Alzheimer’s disease.
William, 17, cycled about
3000km from Cape Reinga
to Bluff between December
28 and January 17, with
Holly Ffowcs Williams joining
him on the South Island
leg of the ride and finishing
one day later.
William was inspired to
complete the ride to help
people like his grandfather
Roy Pemberton, who has
dementia and also cycled
the length of New Zealand
for charity about seven
years ago.
William and his bike got
through the ride without
issue.
“Bike-wise, absolutely
nothing went wrong and
then pretty much the same
with my body, I had no
problems the whole way
down,” he said.
The highlight of William’s
journey was riding
over the Haast Pass but
there was no better feeling
for him than finishing.
“I was just so relieved not
having to wake up the next
day and get on my bike.”
William said his family
are “all super proud” of him
for what he has achieved
FINISH LINE: William Hickford and Holly Ffowcs
Williams at the finish line in Bluff.
and his grandfather is “just
a bit jealous that he wasn’t
allowed to come with me.”
Holly, who also went
to Cashmere, said the
South Island leg took a
physical and mental toll.
She stopped for physio on
her knees in Wanaka but
powered through to finish
the ride.
She said crossing the finish
line was a great feeling
but the reality has not sunk
in yet.
“The scenery for the last
two days was very boring, I
would never do it again.”
William and Holly’s
next goal is to reach their
$10,000 fundraising target.
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Time to plan on how to get to new school
The
Redcliffs/
Te Rae Kura
Eco Village
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focusing on
reducing
transport emissions. ballet
Member and Te Raekura
Redcliffs School board of
trustees chairman Darren
Fidler outlines transport
initiatives for the new
school site
It’s not long now until the
new Te Raekura/Redcliffs
School opens at the beginning
home approaches, our travel
plan team have been working
with city council staff to develop
a plan for our students to
get to and from our new site.
We know from our surveys
that around 75 per cent of our
tamariki would like to walk,
cycle or scoot to school, so it’s
important we do what we can
to make this as safe and easy as
Readers respond to last
week’s article about
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which have been installed
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Lawrence Morritt – It is
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Sumner.
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possible.
In project time late last year,
Redcliffs pupils took the lead
on developing walking school
bus routes and challenging
each other to travel more
sustainably. They also enjoyed
learning about the raft of benefits
of getting to school under
their own steam, including:
• Building in exercise to your
However, now everybody
knows where they
are and the trailer
and SUV stealers
will know to exit
Sumner by the
Esplanade. We really
need two more, one
at the foot of Evans
Pass and one by the Sumner
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
daily routine
• Improved concentration
following physical activity
Improved social interaction
and awareness of the community
• Reduced congestion, and
improved community amenity,
from fewer cars on the road
• Improved safety from normalising
walking and cycling,
Surf Life Saving Club. Better
still, bring back the
police station as a functioning
service.
Ron Williams – After
recently confronting
two young people who
were skateboarding
on the roof of the new
so drivers are more aware
• Reduced carbon emissions
and pollutants from cars improving
air and water quality,
getting us to carbon neutrality
quicker
Please be patient with our
tamariki to help keep them
safe on their way to and from
school. Be extra vigilant as
they develop their road sense,
slow down – a child hit at
30km/h has a 10 per cent
chance of being killed, and at
50km/h this increases to 50
per cent. Remember that if
you’re driving across a footpath,
the pedestrian has right
of way.
As well as all of the health
benefits of walking, scooting
or cycling to school, there are
real benefits from using our
limited valuable road space in
a more environmentally and
economically sustainable way,
completely in line with Te Rae
Kura Eco Village’s vision for
our community.
Sumner Life Saving Club and,
subsequently getting abused
by them for caring, I would say
that Sumner definitely needs
cameras.
Unfortunately in today’s
“liberal world,” youth can
basically get away with murder
if they wanted . . . time to bring
back the cane for some?
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Pony ride could stretch finances
SO, MY financial future may be
in dire straits. But boy, I’m so
proud of Vittoria.
Continuing the fun of birthday
season we had another second
birthday, this time in rural North
Canterbury.
Being that it was farmyardthemed
there were a few animals
in attendance – rabbits, guinea
pigs and a few hot cows hiding in
some shade in a back paddock.
However, the grand flourish was
a pair of ponies available for rides.
Vittoria had only seen ponies
at Willowbank previously but
didn’t seem too put out by them
or even excited when we arrived.
Her first reaction was to run right
past them to go down a slide a
few times.
Other kids were happily taking
short rides on either one of the
ponies, which got Laura and I
curious as to whether Vittoria
would be willing to do the same.
She did not take a huge amount
of convincing, I asked her once
and she happily followed me
over to a waiting steed and let me
lift her onto the saddle without
complaint.
I was worried she would fall
off as soon as I let go, so hovered
about a bit while the woman organising
the rides got her sorted
– including putting her helmet
on, which surprisingly elicited not
even a squeak out of her.
GIDDY-UP: The moment my
financial future fell into a state
of jeopardy.
With my worries still lurking
about, I tried to keep a reassuring
hand on Vittoria’s back (ready
to grab her should she make
an insane dive from the pony).
But it became apparent pretty
quickly that she was in no need of
Daddy’s help.
She sat in the saddle perfectly,
confidently. Her expression calm,
back straight, her body moving
slightly to allow for the movement
of her mount.
Within about 5m of her ride, I
VITTORIA
& Matt
stood back in amazement.
As far as my talent goes on
horseback, I’ve only got fleeting
memories of some lessons I took
inland of Waikuku.
My great-grandmother Mary
Matches was known in her
younger days as a rather skilled
horse-breaker and talented rider,
so I’m guessing her skills have
jumped a few generations.
Unfortunately, in another
unlike-my-great-grandmother
moment, I neither live on a farm
nor own a horse. So if a passion
for equestrian pursuits has been
awakened in Vittoria, I’m looking
at a long future of forking out
for pony clubs, lessons and, God
forbid, a ruddy horse.
Expensive as that all may be,
if it would give her as much
happiness as that pony ride
did on Saturday and she’s truly
passionate, I’ll make it happen.
•Former Bay Harbour News
journalist Matt Salmons
has become a stay-at-home
dad. We follow his journey
weekly.
BIRDS OF THE ESTUARY
Waterfowl not to be
mistaken for a duck
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.
ONE OF several resident waterfowl
species in our estuary is the
New Zealand native shoveler or
kuruwhengi.
It is easily mistaken for the
Mallard duck but if you look
carefully you will notice that
the shoveler has an enormously
large bill which is very handy
when sieving water and mud for
insects, plankton and small fish.
There have been as many as
2000 counted in and around our
estuary and all this time you may
have thought they were all just
common mallard ducks.
It is a tough job for the female
laying a many as 10 eggs which
she will incubate on her own and
then bring up the youngsters all
by herself.
Not likely we will see mum
and her brood in our estuary, as
she prefers to keep them hidden
during the day and instead feed
HANDY: Shovelers are
recognised for their large
bills, which help them to sieve
water to find their food.
PHOTO: PAUL CORLISS
them at night to protect the
family. These birds only live up
to seven years – not very old for a
bird species.
How can we help these birds
thrive? Keep dogs on the lead
when walking near the estuary
as to not disturb them while they
are nesting, feeding or resting.
Redcliffs Mt Pleasant Bowling Club and Function Centre
FUN…FRIENDSHIP & FITNESS
This is what awaits you at the Redcliffs Mt Pleasant
Bowling Club and Function Centre situated at 9 James
St, Redcliffs.
Whether you are interested in social bowls once a week
or serious competition we have a place for you. Free
coaching sessions are offered on Tuesday and Sunday
mornings, with club bowls provided for you to “give it a
go” and see if you would like to join the club.
Beyond the actual game of bowls we have great bar
facilities, many social functions and a very friendly and
inclusive group of people.
Full members are able to use the facilities for their own
function at no cost for the room hire.
Weddings, funerals, anniversaries and conferences……..
we are available to be booked for most occasions.
Businesses and family groups have enjoyed booking
for a game of bowls where tuition can be supplied,
followed by a meal or use of the bar facilities. Caterers
can be recommended or you can provide your own food.
Full commercial kitchen available.
Social membership is offered to everyone who wishes
to sign up for free and come and join in our non bowling
activities and use of the bar.
Since the extensions to the club rooms it has become a
lively community hub supporting many activities such as
fitness groups, community meetings, card group, band
practice, information groups and is now the home of the
Redcliffs Mt Pleasant RSA.
All ages are welcome at the club and the club is
planning to encourage local schools to get involved in
2020.
Feel free to come down to our club and have a look for
yourself. We have a warm, clean, spacious venue with
wheelchair access.
For further information email:
The Secretary. redcliffsbowls@xtra.co.nz
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• By Matt Slaughter
SELWYN SOUNDS looks set to
sell out.
The March 7 festival will see
acts including Icehouse, 10cc,
Zed and Jed Parsons grace the
stage at Lincoln Domain.
Event director David Parlane
said he expects a capacity crowd
of 10,000 people will be enjoying
the music, food trucks and
stocked bar on the day.
Said Mr Parlane:
“We’re into our last
lot of tickets at the
moment. For sure, this
will be a sell-out before
the event, I’m positive
of that.
“This certainly will
be the summer concert
of 2020 for Canterbury.”
He is looking forward
to seeing a high calibre of
acts on the day.
“To be honest, I’m looking
forward to seeing them all. I have
a real fondness for Icehouse, I’ve
seen them three or four times
live and they just are an outstanding
unit, very professional
and their stage show is pure
quality from everything that
they do.
“I’m also looking forward to
Jed Parsons
•Selwyn Sounds tickets
are on sale at https://
selwynsounds.co.nz/
hearing 10cc and Dreadlock Holiday
on the stage. That’s certainly
going to be a highlight to have
that pumping out across the
park.”
Christchurch poprock
band Zed, will
be playing Selwyn
Sounds as part of their
reunion tour after
years about 15 years
apart.
Seeing Ultravox’s
Midge Ure and his hits
including Vienna live
will be another highlight,
said Mr Parlane.
Mr Parlane said
preparation for the event is
almost finished.
“It’s going to be a fun day.
People coming in and getting
together with their group,
sitting around, listening to
great music, having some
really good food, a few drinks,
dancing the afternoon and
evening away.
“It’s just a highlight for a whole
lot of people every year.”
ROCKERS:
(Above)
– Zed
members
Ben
Campbell,
Adrian
Palmer,
Nathan King
and Andy
Lynch. (Left)
– Iva Davies,
front man of
Australian
band
Icehouse.
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PAGE 13
Pupils geared
up for
garden festival
PUPILS FROM Heathcote Valley
School and Diamond Harbour
School are amongst those who
have been preparing for the Grow
Ō Tautahi Christchurch Garden
Festival.
They will display gardens that
reflect their values and surroundings
at the event, which will be
held in the Botanic Gardens from
March 20-22.
They will be joining pupils from
St Marks, Banks Avenue School,
St Albans Catholic School, West
Rolleston, West Eyreton, West
Melton and Burnside Primary.
The gardens have been growing
since late last year, but extra work
was needed over the holidays.
Grow Ō Tautahi festival director
Sandi MacRae said school kids
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Create ’n’ Connect
Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Join in on the first session
of creativity with company of
the year. Take your project and
$3 for morning tea. Phone Beth
for more information 022 678
1252.
St Andrew’s, 148 Main Rd
Redcliffs.
Happy Hour
Friday, 4-6pm
Go and eat food and meet
people at a barbecue to kick off
this year’s monthly happy hour
events, which are a partnership
between Sumner Bays Union
Trust and the Port Hills Uniting
Parish.
Redcliffs Uniting Church hall, 4
Augusta St
Loopy Tunes Preschool Music
Tuesday, 9.30am in Sumner
and 10.30am in Redcliffs
The first two sessions of the
year. $2 per child.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre at 9.30am and Redcliffs
Uniting Church hall 10.30am
Mt Pleasant Bridge Club
Wednesday, 7.15pm, Friday,
1pm
The 2020 programme has
started and all visitors are welcome.
We request you are seated
15 minutes prior to the start. If
you do not have a partner please
Saving Missy
by Beth Morrey
Ferrymead
Prickly. Stubborn. Terribly lonely.
But everyone deserves a second chance…
A dazzling debut for 2020 – are you ready to meet
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Missy Carmichael’s life has become small.
Grieving for a family she has lost or lost touch with, she’s
haunted by the echoes of her footsteps in her empty home; the sound of the
radio in the dark; the tick-tick-tick of the watching clock.
Spiky and defensive, Missy knows that her loneliness is all her own fault.
She deserves no more than this; not after what she’s done. But a chance
encounter in the park with two very different women opens the door to
something new.
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opportunity. But seventy-nine is too late for a second chance. Isn’t it?
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by Kate Elizabeth Russell
An era-defining novel about the relationship between a fifteen-year-old girl
and her teacher. All he did was fall in love with me and the world turned him
into a monster!
Vanessa Wye was fifteen-years-old when she first had sex with her English
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powerful men in 2017, the teacher, Jacob Strane, has just been accused of
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Mt Pleasant Yacht Clubrooms,
21 Main Rd.
Coffee & Conversation
Redcliffs Uniting Church hall,
on Fridays except first Friday of
the month, 10.30am.
Special guest Glenda Martin
from Volunteering Canterbury
will be attending on February 14.
Go along and hear about what
this organisation does and how
you can get involved. Everyone
welcome.
4 Augusta St
Technology Help Sessions
Monday, 2-3pm
If you need help using your
computer, smartphone, iPad, or
tablet, go along to a free drop-in
session. Take your own device or
use one of the centre’s computers.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre
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
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Saving Missy Star Media, PO Box 1467, Christchurch 8140. To be eligible for the draw, all entries must include
your name, address and contact number. Entries close Tuesday, February 18, 2020.
The book winner for The Lost Summers of Driftwood is Kay Bowman of Mt Pleasant.
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 veges,
amazing food from all over the
world and beautiful crafts. You’ll
find them right next to the beach
as you enter 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
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
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. 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
Go along for a fun and
inclusive environment at indoor
Go down to tea
and talk, a group
that meets upstairs
in the Matuku
Takotako: Sumner
Centre each
Monday at 10.30am.
There will be a
friendly group of
residents, good
coffee, and lots of
laughter.
bowls. The first day is free
and is $3 thereafter. 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 co-ordinator,
Di, on 020 4195 4639.
3 McCormacks Bay Rd, Mt
Pleasant
Shoreline Toastmasters
Monday, 7.30-9pm
Nervous about speaking? Go
along to the first toastmasters of
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
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Tasty Bites
Kebabs to make your mouth water
Grilled Chilean Beef Kebabs
with Chimichurri Sauce and
Coriander Rice is an easy,
flavourful any-day meal.
Substitute button mushrooms
for the beef for a vege
alternative. If going low-carb,
use cauliflower rice and if
coriander isn’t your thing then
serve with your favourite
sauce and rice side-dish
Grilled Chilean Beef Kebabs
with Chimichurri Sauce and
Coriander Rice
Makes 8 kebabs
Ingredients
1kg beef – tenderloin, ribeye
or sirloin, cut into 4cm cubes
(or substitute 500g button
mushrooms)
2 Tbsp oil
2 Tbsp lime juice, plus zest of one
lime
2 garlic cloves – finely minced
1 tsp onion powder
1 tsp dried oregano or thyme
1 tsp cumin
1½ tsp salt
½ tsp pepper
Skewer additions: cherry
tomatoes, onion
Chimichurri Sauce
1 bunch coriander
½ cup olive oil
2 Tbsp lime juice
1 jalapeno (use less, or more if
you like)
½ cup chopped onion
1 garlic clove
½ tsp smoked paprika
½ tsp salt
Coriander Rice
2 cups water
1 cup rice, rinsed
pinch salt
¼ cup coriander- chopped
3 spring onions – chopped
1 lime
Garnish: lime wedges
Directions
Soak eight 25cm wooden skewers
in warm water.
Cut the beef into cubes and
place in a zip lock bag or in a
medium bowl.
Mix oil, lime juice and zest,
garlic, spices, salt and pepper in a
small bowl. Pour over the beef and
seal the bag, shaking and mixing
so all the beef is coated. Set aside.
Pre-heat a hotplate, BBQ or your
favourite skillet if it’s large enough.
In a medium pot, add water and
rice, bring to a boil. Cover, simmer
on low heat for 20min.
In the meantime, make the
chimichurri. Place all the ingredients
in a food processor, and
pulse repeatedly (10-15 times)
until the coriander and onion are
all minced well. It need not be
smooth, but more like the consistency
of pesto. Place in a small
bowl. Set aside.
Make the skewers alternating
beef, cherry tomato, onion slice,
then repeat until skewer is full.
3-4 pieces of beef on each skewer.
Grill the skewers over medium
high heat, rotating until meat
is nicely charred and cooked to
desired done-ness.
Place rice in a bowl, squeeze
with lime, and scatter the
coriander and green onions over
the top. Serve immediately.
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