Nor'West News: March 17, 2020

TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 2020
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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
NICOLE SMIT has seen many things
she will never forget from working in the
poverty-stricken country of Uganda.
From telling a pregnant woman she is
HIV positive, to watching a man die on
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Making a difference
the hospital waiting room floor because
no one would pay the bill for his treatment
are some of the difficult situations she has
been faced with while volunteering as a
registered nurse.
But Miss Smit, from Redwood, lives by
a quote she resounds with which continually
encourages her to help anyone less
fortunate than herself.
“To make a difference in this world you
don’t have to be brilliant, rich or perfect
you just have to care.”
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Residents
upset with
decision to
move social
housing into
quiet street
• By Bea Gooding
RESIDENTS SAY they have been
failed in their bid to stop social
housing going ahead on their
quiet street.
The Christchurch Methodist
Mission’s plan to move 16 temporary
units from Linwood Park a
site in Guild St, Richmond, was
granted by a city council hearings
panel last week.
Residents cannot appeal the
decision because the mission’s
resource consent application was
non-notifiable, which means the
public can’t make submissions
on it.
The units were used at
Linwood Park for temporary
housing after the 2011 earthquakes.
Guild St resident Mike
Williams felt the process failed
his community especially for
those who have spent thousands
of dollars complying with the city
council’s rules and regulations
for the area.
“Many in the community
feel the same and have
legitimate concerns about this
proposal.
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Fair raises $30,000
The St Francis of Assisi Catholic School held a fair with the
proceeds going to the construction of the Mairehau bike track.
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Reading to dogs
Encourages children to practice their reading skills. These furry
friends listen attentively, allow children to proceed at their own
pace and can be less intimidating than a child’s peers. Join in at
Shirley Library this Tuesday from 3.30pm.
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THE 46TH running of the Les
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in recent times.
Runners, joggers and walkers
of all fitness levels will take on
either the 14km or 6km options,
both finishing at Ferrymead
Playing Fields.
Event organiser Jon Holmes
says entries are up on last year’s
event which attracted close to
8000 participants.
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can be walked. It’s just about
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Holmes.
The 14km event starts at 9am
at Pioneer Stadium, and the
6km event starts at 10am at
Hansens Park, all culminating
for a massive finish at Ferrymead
where there will be
plenty of entertainment and
prizes on offer.
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direction for health,” said
Holmes.
This year’s partner charity is
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NO STOPPING RESTRICTIONS
Plans for the proposed nostopping
restrictions on Perth
St, Richmond are now open for
feedback. This follows requests
from local residents to install
restrictions on the narrow road
as parked cars on both sides of
the street have made it difficult
for vehicles to pass by, with
P5 parking restrictions often
ignored. Consultation closes on
March 23 on the city council’s
Have Your Say page.
SEWER RENEWALS
Works have started this week on
the renewal of sewers on Pascoe
Ave as they were reaching the
end of its life. The road will be
closed while the sewer is relaid,
with property access potentially
blocked off during working
hours; residents will be notified in
advance. Traffic management will
be installed and on-road parking
will not be available. Works are
expected to last for two months.
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at the latest Waimāero/
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Veterinary practice
A Kidney Toxicity Survivor
Over the next 2 months, I thought id write
about two cases that required much input
and care from our entire team of experts. We
treat hundreds of sick patients weekly and
many of them spend weeks in our hospital
being nursed back to full health.
We have so many
special long term
patients that we all
connect with on
different levels but I
cant write them all up
here. We don’t have
favourites because
we love and want to
treat all the animals
that walk through our
doors. I chose these
two patients as they
highlight diseases we commonly see and
treat here and they also show incredible
owner commitment and positivity towards
the whole process. It has to be a team
approach and great communication is key.
I know we have the right team of people,
hospital setup and equipment to do our best
job possible but clients need to be onboard
for, at times, a long, complicated, emotional
journey. You can absolutely guarantee
though we will always do our BEST for your
pet.
TORIN is a young Birman who presented
suddenly unwell 3 months ago - lethargic,
losing weight, vomiting and just not himself.
After a series of testing we deemed Torin
was suffering from
Acute Kidney Failure
due to a suspected
toxicity (possibly
Lilies). His creatinine
kidney enzyme level
was through the roof
, he was dehydrated
and we suspected
a bacterial UTI. He
was immediately
admitted for intensive
care treatment with
intravenous fluids
and supportive care
medications. He spent 2 weeks as a hospital
inpatient receiving Intravenous fluids, food
and medications were fed to him through
a feeding tube in his neck and every day
his devoted owners visited and spent time
cuddling, grooming him and nursing him
back to good health. Once home he was
continually checked many times a week to
make sure he wasn’t deteriorating. Torin
was an incredibly tolerant and an easy to
handle patient which was lucky as he was
jabbed with needles constantly, had oral
medications daily and had every test possible
including radiographs and ultrasounds.
In the end, Torin survived his kidney
failure attack. When we was very unwell
his creatinine reading was greater than
1202umol/L - now
it is normal at
187umol/L. Many
patients wouldn’t
recover from this.
He had incredibly
special owners who
completely trusted
and listened to our
recommendations
and supported us
in his recovery by
visiting often, which was what Torin needed.
Kim encouraged him to eat one bikkie at a
time from her phone and he got to wander
around a room not being caged all day.
Our hospital nursing team was absolutely
A1 fantastic at catering for all his needs,
respecting him, treating him gently and
spending lots of time giving him cuddles and
grooms. We were honest with Torin’s owners
about his prognosis and the time required
for him to start showing improvement. In
this case I believe the feeding tube was the
game changer as we could deliver all his
medications and nutritional requirements
without going near his
mouth and he could be
successfully managed at
home, with the people he
loved and trusted.
We all get super excited
when we get to catch
up with Torin. He’s like a
member of the family and
we all feel proud that we
played a part in getting
him home. Without fail he
urinates in my room on
arrival- not sure what this means exactly, but
then I get cuddles so I’m taking that as a win.
If anyone has more questions or needs
advice regarding renal disease, please call
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Nurse hopes to inspire others
• From page 1
That is why at 28-yearsold,
the former Villa Maria
College student has travelled
to Uganda three times
to make a difference to the
health of impoverished
families.
On Sunday she returned
to the city after six weeks
of working in remote villages
and areas of the slums
around Kampala – the
capital of Uganda.
“What I do here is
certainly very different to
what I do when working in
a hospital in a first world
country,” Miss Smit said.
On days when she travels
around Kampala with a
local doctor to provide
medical treatment and testing
for HIV and malaria,
she will see 100 patients in
a few hours.
Twice a week, she would
work alongside a charity
providing wound care and
treatment to a small number
of more than 10,000 children
living on the streets.
“There are many prevalent
health problems here
that I had never dealt with
at home, due to the living
conditions here of a large
number of the population,”
Miss Smit said.
Nicole Smit
But Miss Smit, and her
colleagues have managed
to make a difference.
Within a one-month
period, she delivered more
than 1500 preventative
de-worming tablets to
local school children to
minimise the risk of children
contracting a worm
infection.
Another major highlight
was helping to build a
medical centre in a small
village on the outskirts of
Kampala with three other
volunteers.
Miss Smit said one of the
biggest things she has taken
away from her experience
overseas is what is taken
for granted at home taught
by families and at schools
from a young age, which do
not have the same significance
here.
She said two examples of
this is the importance of
hand-washing and drinking
clean water each day to
stay hydrated.
“I don’t remember
specifically being taught
either of these things, it was
just part of growing up for
everyone around me,” Miss
Smit said.
She first travelled to
Uganda in 2017 after studying
a Bachelor of Nursing
and working as a registered
nurse for nearly three years
in the South Island Bone
Marrow Transplant Unit at
Christchurch Hospital.
Growing up, Miss
Smit never thought she
would one day become a
registered nurse but now
could not imagine doing
anything else.
In 2018, she was the first
recipient of the Villa Maria
Past Pupil’s Association
Mercy Grant and was
named one of Zonta International’s
100 Women of
Achievement last year.
“These two privileges
mean so much to me
because my dream is
that I might inspire even
one person to make their
small mark on the world,
which in turn could mean
the absolute world to one
person.”
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Tuesday March 17 2020 5
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Thousands raised for
Mairehau bike track
• By Bea Gooding
A SCHOOL fair has exceeded
organisers’ expectations after
raising nearly $30,000 towards
the construction of the Mairehau
bike track.
St Francis of Assisi Catholic
School hosted the family fun extravaganza
in early March to raise
funds for the bike track that will
be constructed on the school’s
grounds.
Fair organiser Heidi-Marie Parsonson
said it was a good chance
for the “fairly new” school to
work together on a large project.
“We were blown away by how
many people from our local community
joined us on the day. Our
children learned the importance
of serving and offering gifts to
help our community,” she said.
“We’re delighted because the
aim of the fair was to have a family
fun day and it was a chance to
work together. We believe that we
achieved in both of those areas.”
Nearly $2000 worth of raffle
prizes were up for grabs on the
day. Families were treated to a
variety of activities ranging from
soft archery, vintage car rides and
giant Twister, to international
cuisine and live entertainment.
The Mairehau bike track is a
community project and will be
open to all children in the area.
Local children also had a hand
in the track’s design with the
help of Kamo Marsh Landscape
Architects.
Described as a valuable resource
for Mairehau, the project
has encountered many setbacks
due to a lack of funding. But the
community were still determined
to put in the hard work and continue
fundraising and preparing
the area.
Said Mrs Parsonson: “We look
forward to sharing our bike track
which will be built using the
proceeds from the fair.
“It will benefit our community
GRATEFUL: The
St Francis of Assisi
Catholic School held
a fair this month
and raised nearly
$30,000 towards the
Mairehau bike track’s
construction.
providing a free, out-of-school
time activity which has been designed
to reflect the uniqueness
of Canterbury’s landscapes.”
The track’s design is a nod
towards Christchurch’s iconic
landscapes and is represented
throughout different elements
of the track such as a ‘Halswell
Quarry’ ramp area for scooters
and skateboards and a ‘Godley
Head/Crater Rim’ cycle track.
Pump track
delayed
• By Bea Gooding
INSTALLATION of the new
temporary pump track destined
for Shirley Community Reserve
has been delayed a second
time amid challenges with
international shipping.
Originally, the Shirley Pump
Track was to be installed by the
end of January, but delays with
the arrival of the pump track
sections impacted the project’s
timeline.
The city council hopes to open
the track by mid-April.
Said city council head of parks
Andrew Rutledge: “Challenges
with shipping have been due to
the track taking longer to get
onto the ship, and also due to the
longer port-clearing timeframes
related to the coronavirus.”
The 48-metre track is suitable
for bikes, skateboards and
scooters and is re-locatable. The
track itself is temporary because
it allows the area to be used for a
number of years while options are
kept open for future uses of the
space.
“We think this project will be
a positive one that encourages
people in the community to use
an under-utilised area,” said Mr
Rutledge.
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NOR’WEST PROPERTY UPDATE
Regulations getting ‘too hard’
for many kiwi landlords
For thousands of Kiwi’s, buying a rental property, or
even several properties, is seen as the ideal way to build
up funds for retirement, or as a great tool to grow their
overall wealth.
Until recently, many of these landlords/investors (an
estimated 75%) have managed the property themselves
– finding tenants, collecting rent, and taking care of any
maintenance issues, which has served many owners
well over the years and up until recent times has been
relatively simple for those willing to put in the time and
effort.
But, with the raft of new regulations and red tape
being introduced to the rental sector by the government,
the days of landlords managing their own rental
property may be coming to an end. “Managing a rental
property is becoming increasingly difficult for kiwi
landlords, says Barry Ellis, owner of the Ray White
Strowan and Bishopdale and the associated property
management service. Many landlords are opting now to
pass over this responsibility to a well-known and trusted
property manager, mainly due to increased regulation
being difficult for an independent landlord to keep on
top of. I think many landlords have also reflected and
realised that managing a rental property is really an
asset management role, and in order to maximise the
return and manage that asset effectively, it makes sense
to have it done by an expert. As a landlord myself, I had
this realisation a few years ago”
Many landlords have heard about the introduction of
the Healthy Homes standards but not all landlords are
up to date on the extent of the requirements. The first
tranche of the new Healthy Homes Standards, which are
designed to provide drier, warmer homes for tenants,
were introduced on July 1, 2019. They required all rental
properties to have working smoke alarms, ceiling insulation
and floor insulation in houses with sub floors, and a
fixed heater in the living area.
Tenancy agreements had to include a signed statement
that the landlord would comply with the Healthy Homes
Standards by July this year, new and renewed tenancy
agreements will also have to include specific information
about the properties current level of compliance
with the standards.
By July 2021, the requirements become more specific;
all rental properties will need to have one or more fixed
heaters that will heat the main living area to at least 18
degrees C. Properties must be insulated to meet minimum
R-values for insulation; they must be well-ventilated,
including having ducted extractor fans in the kitchen
and bathroom; there must be adequate drainage on the
exterior of the house, and any gaps where draughts can
get through must be closed off.
“There will also be a lot of details, for example, around
the size of rooms and the number of windows to work
out what kind of heater is required, which will make it
hard for many landlords,” Barry says. “There is a lot of
information online, or you can ask a professional property
manager to work all that out for you, saving you
time and stress.”
Another key consideration, which many landlords
aren’t aware of Barry says, is that the Workplace Health
& Safety Act now applies to rental properties. “Owning
rentals is a business undertaking, so as such the landlord
is responsible for health and safety both for the tenants
and any contractors working at the property. But when a
property manager is involved, it becomes their responsibility,”
Barry says.
“Issues like asbestos being found in the ceiling or
methamphetamine contamination can create significant
problems, which a property manager will deal with.
We believe landlords should be more interested in the
yield they will get from their investment, rather than
worrying about any health and safety issues that could
arise. The property manager will ensure their client, the
landlord, remains compliant with all the regulations.”
Barry says Ray White applies particularly high
standards to its property management services, as a
group they manage more than 18,000 properties in New
Zealand.
“Unlike the real estate industry, property management
isn’t regulated, so anyone can set themselves up
as a property manager, even without any experience.
Ray White works at a much higher level of service and
ethics. Plus, we have access to more resources and more
people than most property management companies.”
Ray White has compiled a comprehensive, 55-page
Landlord Information Guide, which includes everything
a landlord needs to know about the regulations, as well
as other relevant advice, and is freely available. To get a
copy you can email rentals.inline@raywhite.com.
Local resident Bill Cranshaw is one of the company’s
property management clients, after first buying his
Casebrook rental property through Ray White Bishopdale.
“They’re a one-stop-shop really,” Bill says. “I
bought the property two and a half years ago through
them, and Mark Davison started managing it straight
away. He knew the market value for the rent, and it
was set accordingly. The first tenants stayed for a year,
then Mark found the new tenants. And he made sure
everything was OK with the property between tenants.
“He carries out regular inspections, takes photos and
sends through a comprehensive report. If there are any
problems with the property, the tenant calls Mark, not
us, and he is available 24/7.”
Mark has recently gone through the Healthy Homes
requirements with Bill, advising him of what needs to be
done.
“What I like about Mark’s service is that it gives us
peace of mind. I know that, hand on heart, he will do
the right thing for that property and the tenants. We
Ray White Strowan & Bishopdale property
management team with owner, Barry Ellis
find him very approachable, and he’s been very good for
us.”
Bill has also recommended Mark to friends, who have
now become his clients as well.
Currently, Christchurch is seeing a huge demand for
rentals, with the average time a property is available for
rent being less than two weeks.
“There are not enough properties available to meet
local demand, and good tenants are missing out,” Barry
says. “The new regulations have seen a lot of rentals
being sold, but with low interest rates and high demand
from renters, people investing in rental property can get
very good yields and good tenants, so we believe now is
a good time to invest in rental property. We’re helping
multiple clients right now assess their financial position
through our sister company Loan Market and then helping
them find the right property, determine the market
value for rent and managing it for them.”
Barry Ellis, Owner at Ray White Bishopdale and
Strowan is offering a free one hour rental review for
Canterbury landlords in March and April. “We’ll do
a market review of your rental, as well as discuss with
you the healthy homes standard and your requirements
and answer any other questions you may have” This
free consultation is simply about educating Canterbury
landlords and investors to make sure they’re prepared,
if they’re comfortable in continuing to manage their
property then that’s no worries, we’ll always be here to
provide support and advice along their journey when
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Homes likely ready by end of year
•From page 1
“It’s been difficult to sit as
a spectator in a meeting and
listen to a proposal that rides
roughshod over so many issues.
“I’ve just spent $3000 on 10
2.4 metre high evergreens to
plant which in my mind should
at least add
something
of value, and
soften and
enhance the
area.
“I think
the new
Mike Williams
Pauline
Cotter
village will
require good
management
on every level
by CMM.
We all hope
it becomes a
beauty spot
and not a
pimple on
the face of
Richmond,’’
said Mr
Williams.
Innes Ward councillor
Pauline Cotter empathises
with the community and was
disappointed the project had
started “on the wrong foot.”
She questioned whether
all possible options were
UPSET: Residents near the Guild St site feel the city council
has failed the community after the social housing proposal
was granted.
considered with the housing’s
placement.
“I’m a bit disappointed that
it started on the wrong foot, I
empathise with those who have
had to spend quite a bit of money
doing the right thing on their
part, but I understand the panel
has to work within constraints,”
said Cr Cotter.
CMM executive director Jill
Hawkey said it is hoped the
houses will be ready for families
to move in to at the end of the
year.
“Nothing makes as much
difference to children than a
warm, safe place to call home
and where memories can be
created,” she said.
“For families caught in the
housing crisis, this development
will bring the certainty and
stability they need.”
The decision follows fears
by nearby residents that works
•HAVE YOUR SAY: What
do you think about the city
council’s decision to grant
social housing on Guild St?
Email your views to bea.
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had begun before the proposal
had been granted after power
company Connetics was spotted
at the site last week.
Orion general manager of
infrastructure Steve Macdonald
said Connetics, a subsidiary
of Orion, was installing
infrastructure to support future
connections at the site and the
company does not get involved
in the resource consent process.
“This work will facilitate
the connection of additional
customers to our network, and
any future use of the property
at 40 Guild St,” Mr Macdonald
said.
“The work is undertaken
under our standard terms of
agreement with developers. It’s
the developer’s responsibility to
seek resource consent.”
The site has been leased from
landowners Anglican Care
for 34 years and will provide
15 families in desperate need
of housing with a secure and
affordable home.
Shirley Library
in for
an upgrade
THE SHIRLEY Library and
Service Centre is in for a six-week
upgrade this month; reopening as
an integrated community hub.
The library and service centre
will close on March 23 and is due
to reopen on April 30. During the
closure, the building will be refurbished
and includes improved
security cameras, new floor coverings,
internal painting and layout
changes.
The addition of new postal, bill
and Metro bus card services will
also be available.
Sarah Numan, city council head
of citizen and customer services
said people could still access services
at a temporary site near Kmart in
The Palms Shopping Centre.
From March 23, any hold items
requested for pick-up at Shirley
Library will instead be available
at Linwood Library. During the
closure, items cannot be returned
to Shirley Library. However, they
can be left at city council libraries
around the city and on Banks
Peninsula. From March 27, a
mobile library will visit the car
park every Tuesday from 9.30am,
Friday from 2.30pm and Saturday
10am. The nearest alternative
libraries are Papanui Library,
Redwood Library and Tūranga.
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NOR’WEST NEWS
Your Local Views
New motorway sparks action plan
St Albans
resident
Mark Wilson
discusses
action plans
in response
to the
Christchurch
Northern Corridor issues
SIR KERRY BURKE in The Star,
summed it up well. The St Albans
community is trying to make the
best out of a rotten inheritance.
The Northern Arterial mess we
find ourselves in today was created
decades ago has been rejected
multiple times, yet this outdated
transport project is somehow
just about to be open, with little
to no real concern of the effects
on people downstream.
Let’s be real about this, the
motorway will not relieve
congestion, it will merely create
more of it and in more areas,
whilst entrenching our car dependency.
Christchurch has the
highest per capita percentage of
cars in NZ, far exceeding Auckland,
Wellington and even the
American average.
In a decade where the worlds
view on transportation has moved
on from planning for single-occupant
vehicles the Christchurch
ACTION PLANS: St Albans residents feel concerns have been
largely ignored regarding the downstream effects of the
Christchurch Northern Corridor. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
City Council has not.
Up until this point, the community
has been very motivated
to submit to the city council and
have their say, and they have.
Initially, we thought the city
council listened. They published
submission feedback with statements
such as “three themes
have emerged from the feedback
we (CCC) received.”
1. People not cars,
2. Retaining a sense of community,
3. Safety, particularly for
walkers, cyclists, and school
children.
However, the final Downstream
Effect Management Plan puts cars
first and community last. The
outright dangerous cycle lanes and
footpaths are merely token gestures
with many that don’t comply
with the New Zealand Transport
Agency guidelines.
Intersections have been developed
to allow as many cars as
possible to be funnelled through
St Albans. A seven-lane monster
on Cranford St is an example of
this. Resident’s accessibility to
properties on arterial and local
roads are now dangerous and
severely compromised.
In all honesty, the feedback
from the community has been
ignored, the important decisions
had already been made years
ago, the communities downstream
are just collateral damage.
This is the backdrop to the
last two community meetings we
have held.
Our community is focussed
on solutions not ineffective,
outdated mitigation.
The local community through
the St Albans resident’s association
have been proactive in collaborative
community planning
for many years, we intend to
continue this tradition. The aim
of the most recent meeting was
to get all involved collaboratively.
We also had an expert in
community collaborative planning
speak to us, she showed
a number of examples all over
the world where communities
have responded to the negative
effects of badly managed traffic
planning, from Vancouver to
Bangladesh, Brazil to Tokyo.
Key points taken on board by
the residents were that streets
can be taken back by the community.
At the end of the night
we had three very clear draft
plans, with a growing core group
of people focused on the major
areas of concern:
• PT and other TDM measures
needed to reduce traffic from
the NArT, and local areas
• The unsafe situation for
residents living on Arterials
entering/exiting properties
due to road widening and
footpath narrowing
• Residents inconvenience
from turning restrictions,
making locals rat runners
• Pedestrian and Cycle advocacy
within the community,
on all roads, not just the
Papanui Parallel.
Finally to again respond to Sir
Kerry Burke, yes we are trying
to make the best of this situation
not of our making, but we all
need to think is this acceptable
in an age where we are declaring
climate emergencies left, right
and centre, yet this lemon of a
traffic plan is being left to continue
its destructive path.
• Please contact SARA
community association if you
want to be involved in any of the
action plans or to be put in touch
with your Street Networks.
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public meeting with Environment
Canterbury over an application that
has been made to store 40,000
bales of waste on a site in Blakes
Road, Belfast.
Residents were quick to get in
touch with me after reading in
the media about the application
and told me they were worried
to hear there might be no public
consultation process for the
application but that approval could
potentially be granted within 15
days.
They asked me to help them get
their voices out to Environment
Canterbury.
Working together, we were able to
call a public meeting on Monday, 9
March in the Belfast Rugby Football
Club. I invited ECan to the meeting
to answer residents’ questions and
concerns, and residents and I did
a letterbox drop to advertise the
meeting.
About 200 residents living around
the proposed site turned out for the
meeting to let ECan know that the
community wants the application to
go out for public notification.
I was honoured to represent
National’s Canterbury MPs at
the remembrance service in
Christchurch on Sunday as
we stood together for the first
anniversary of the Christchurch
shootings. In the days after those
tragic events, my children and I
joined our fellow Cantabrians in
leaving flowers and messages at
Hagley Park and we welcomed the
opportunity on Sunday to again
stand together and say that these
acts do not reflect our beliefs as
a nation that supports diversity.
It has been a poignant time for
Cantabrians, with the memorial
service last month commemorating
the ninth anniversary of the
Canterbury earthquakes. These
events have left us united as a
region and a nation.
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Tuesday March 17 2020 9
Amelia breaks national record
SPORT
THE CONVEYER belt of
cycling talent in Canterbury
looks set to continue with
Avonside High School’s Amelia
Sykes.
Amelia, who won national
under-16 titles in 2019 in the
team sprint and team pursuit
led by Lincoln High School’s
Jenna Borthwick last year, has
excelled in her own right at
the national age-group track
championships in Invercargill
last week.
The under-17 rider stepped
up in the 2000m individual
pursuit final and in doing so
broke the national record set
last year by Borthwick, who has
this year progressed to make
the New Zealand team for the
junior world championships.
Qualifying in 2min 30.981sec
and lowered that to 2min
28.220sec to win the final,
half a second under Jenna’s
record.
“Last year I was in the team
sprint with Jenna and learned
from that. This year I had full
confidence and I prepared
well,” she said.
“I was going for that record
and gave it everything. The
TALENT: Avonside High School’s Amelia Sykes broke
the 2000m individual pursuit record at the national
age-group track championships in Invercargill
last two years have been so
phenomenal for me and I’m
looking forward to the races
coming up and hopefully some
more records.”
Amelia said she learned a lot
from the workshops
and racing in the
national track series
last year that she has been
able to put into practice with
her coach this year.
Stedman
on track for
Paralympics
• By Jacob Page
HILLMORTON paralympic
sprinter, William Stedman
has continued his progression
towards the Tokyo Paralympics
with three strong results at
the national track and field
championships at Nga Puna
Wai.
The 20-year-old won the
senior men’s long jump with a
best effort of 5.68m and then
won the 400m in 55.22sec and
the 200m in 25.21sec.
The former Middleton
Grange School student was the
youngest member of the New
Zealand Paralympic team four
years ago at just 16.
Stedman, who suffers from
cerebral palsy, won bronze
medals in the T36 400m and
800m events.
Stedman said in spite of
strong winds, he was happy
with his efforts, particularly in
the long jump.
“That’s the best I’ve gone in
the long jump,” he said.
He said there was more pressure
on him ahead of Tokyo because
he was such an unknown
four years ago but he believes he
is capable of handling the added
scrutiny.
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held from August 25 to
September 6.
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Award Winning Sevantis
Restaurant & Cafe Re-Opens
NOR’WEST NEWS
Voted one of New Zealand’s
top 150 restaurants, Sevantis
located in Burnside re-opened
a month ago. Under the same
award winning ownership, Lucy and
her team remodelled their location
which offers an inviting and warm
environment as you dine.
Dine in or in today’s atmosphere of take
away, dial the phone to place your order
and enjoy the best of both options.
All of their lunch and dinner dishes will
leave you feeling satisfied and looking
forward to left overs or returning for
another delectable meal.
Teriyaki chicken, curries, baked pasta,
chicken carbonara and many other
choices provide a full selection for
a $10 lunch. Feel like a salad? You
have several options to choose from
vegetarian, Greek, chicken, beef or
pork belly, are just a few of the lunch
bowl selections.
Servantis Restaurant & Café specialises
in Asian & western fusion. They are
well known for their sharing platters
which customers come to enjoy from
far and wide.
Platter /2-3ppl/Half chicken+ Pork
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Check out their selection of side
dishes including fries, wedges, pork
dumplings and garden salads to top
off any of their tasty dishes.
Thinking about dinner? Choose from
one of their many $15 mains offering
BBQ pork ribs, braised pork belly,
beef brisket, chicken parmigiana,
lamb flap, battered fish & chips and
more. Their diversified menu offers a
choice for everyone.
Do you have wee one’s at home? Don’t
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Have a special occasion coming up?
Count on Sevantis to cater and provide
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have ample car parking and a beautiful
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Sevantis Restaurant & Cafe are open
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VICTORIOUS: The St Andrew’s College senior girls’ volleyball team after winning
the Mainland championships at Pioneer Stadium.
St Andrew’s claim
volleyball crown
• By Jacob Page
THE ST Andrew’s College
senior girls volleyball
team won the Mainland
championship at Pioneer
Stadium.
They beat a strong Burnside
A team in four sets
in the final 27-25, 25-21,
24-26, 25-20.
The event showcased
the top senior secondary
school teams from
Canterbury, Marlborough
and Nelson, Otago and
Southland
Burnside had a three-set
win over Marlborough
Girls’ College in the semifinals.
They beat Rangi Ruru,
Christchurch Girls’ High
School, Nelson College
for Girls, St Margaret’s
and Nayland College on
their way to their eventual
triumph.
St Margaret’s College
finished fourth, CGHS
were fifth, just ahead of
Cashmere High School
in sixth.
Lincoln High School
finished in eighth with
Riccarton High School
11th and Rangi Ruru 12th.
Shirley Boys’ High
School claimed the division
one boys’ netball
title at the Mainland
Volleyball Championships
at Christchurch’s Pioneer
Stadium.
Shirley Boys’ went
through the tournament
undefeated at the event.
Shirley Boys’ beat
SPORT
Waimea College in four
sets 26-24, 22-25, 25-18,
25-21.
The team cruised eased
through pool play, beating
Marlborough Boys’
College in four sets, Middleton
Grange in four sets,
and Burnside High School
in four sets and Otago
Boys’ Blue in three sets on
their way to the final.
Riccarton High School
A finished third after beating
St Andrew’s College
25-22, 26-24, 25-20 in the
playoff for third.
Burnside A finished
sixth, Lincoln High
School managed eighth
and Middleton Grange
were 11th.
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Tuesday March 17 2020 13
DEDICATED: Burnside Park Tennis Club’s committed group of over-80s tennis players who
meet twice a week. They are (back row from left) – Michael Ellis, 80, Paul Straubel, 80, John
Lamb, 84, Brian Harris, 81, Ray Fright, 80, Peter Rowe, 88, David Goodwin, 81. (Front row) –
Judy Fitzgerald, 83, Jan Richardson, 81, Mary Watson, 80, Monica Divine, 83, Ellen Harris, 80,
Adrienne Rowe, 87, Jenny Goodwin, 80, Vivienne Marshall, 82.
Age no barrier for
Burnside tennis group
• By Jacob Page
A GROUP of octogenarians
who have spent more than 440
years combined playing time at
the Burnside Park Tennis Club
have no interest in giving the
game away any time soon.
The 15 men and women are
all aged between 80 and 88 and
are believed to be the oldest
regular tennis playing group of
their kind in Christchurch. They
meet every Tuesday and Thursday
morning all year round.
They have spent a combined
443 years playing at the club.
The group play about 50 other
senior players over the age of 50.
Club spokesperson Allanah
James said the group were an inspiration
to everyone on court.
“I play with them and against
them and they run me round.
“I’ve just retired and I’m in my
early 60s and they’re all just so
inspirational,” she said.
“They are what I want to be
like when I am their age.
“It’s an endorsement for staying
active later in life.
Mrs James said the group
played 90min of tennis but most
of them turned up for a warmup
30min before matches start.
“They are so precise with their
shots, she said. “They know
where to place the ball to make
you run around that’s for sure.
“We felt it was time to celebrate
them for their continued
contribution to our club.”
One of the group, Monica
Devine, is the grandmother of
current big-hitting White Ferns
cricket captain Sophie Devine.
The two oldest are married
couple Peter, 88, and Adrienne
Rowe, 87.
Peter has been playing at the
club for 18 years and Adrienne
has been a club member for 34
years.
The longest playing member
of the over 80s is Ellen Harris
who has been playing at
Burnside for 55 years.
• By Jacob Page
CHRISTCHURCH BOYS’ High
School touch rugby player Luca
Tracey has been selected in the
New Zealand under-16 team to
tour Australia.
The 14-year-old year 11 student,
who lives in Sumner, was part of
the Canterbury under-16 team
which won the national title in
Auckland in January after going
through the tournament undefeated.
Luca is also the CBHS under 15
sevens captain who are the current
South Island champions.
The team will meet for a training
camp in Auckland in July
before playing in the Australian
State Championships on the Sunshine
Coast in September.
“They had selectors at all our
games at nationals but when I
found out I made it, I was quite
surprised given to make it because
I am quite young for the grade.
The playmaker said he took up
the sport socially five years ago
and has progressed through the
ranks ever since.
“I’ve always enjoyed running
fast and since I do track and
field as well, the skills help both
sports,’’ he said.
Luca represents Wainoni’s
Lions Athletic Club where he is
the Canterbury schools’ 100m
SPORT
National opportunity
for Luca Tracey
SKILLS: Christchurch Boys’
High School’s Luca Tracey
has been selected for the
New Zealand under-16 touch
team which will head to the
Sunshine Coast in September.
and 200m champion for his age as
well as the South Island Schools’
100m champion.
He said both sevens and touch
allow him to play a similar style of
game in each code.
“You have to be elusive, think
on your feet and make the right
decisions.”
He said he would continue
training in his own time over the
winter before the first camp to
make sure he was ready to go.
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Wā Kōrero – Storytimes
Tuesday, 10.30-11am
Encourage learning through
language. Storytimes is an
interactive programme including
books, songs, rhymes and play.
Recommended for over twoyear-olds.
No bookings required.
Shirley and Fendalton libraries
Papanui Book Club
Tuesday, 10am-noon
Love sharing your favourite
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Free, no bookings required.
Papanui Library
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Wednesday, 1-2.30pm, at
Redwood, Thursday, 2-3.30pm,
at Fendalton, and Friday, 10amnoon,
at Papanui
Take your knitting, crochet or
other craft projects and have fun
with a social group. This is a free,
Email bea.gooding@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
drop-in event.
Bishopdale, Redwood, Fendalton
and Papanui libraries
GenConnect
Tuesday, 12.15-12.45pm
If you have questions about
your smartphone or tablet, head
along and ask an expert for advice.
Free, no bookings required.
Papanui Library
Makerspace
Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Join in for a wide range of fun,
including art, technology and
more. There is a different Makerspace
activity each week. Free,
no bookings required.
Redwood Library
Games Afternoon
Tuesday, 2-4pm
Join in for a cup of tea and an
afternoon of boxed games.
Christchurch North Community
Church, cnr Harewood Rd
and Chapel St.
Citizens Advice Bureau
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, 11am-5pm, Tuesday,
2-5pm
The Citizens Advice Bureau
provides free and confidential
advice for anyone who needs information,
options and support
that fit their needs
Fendalton Library
Scrabble
Wednesday, 1-3pm
Play Scrabble with a friendly
group. Head along when you
can. No bookings required. All
materials supplied. Free event.
Bishopdale Library
Senior Mens’ Exercise
Group
Friday, 11-11.45am
Low impact exercise classes
designed for seniors. Wear
something comfortable and turn
up – no registrations required.
Participants are asked to bring a
$3 koha as a donation. Phone 375
0850 for more information.
Northcity Church, 95a Sawyers
Arms Rd, Papanui
Card Club
Friday, 1.30-3.30pm
This weekly card club will
be held on every Friday. Go
along and join the fun. Free. No
booking required.
Shirley Library
After School Activities
Friday, 3.30-4.30pm
An interactive session for
children aged 8 to 13-years-old
which includes technology,
games, crafts, books and more.
Free, no bookings required.
Papanui Library
JP Clinics
Tuesday, 10am-1pm, at Papanui
and Shirley, Wednesday,
10am-1pm, at Bishopdale, Saturday,
10am-noon, at Fendalton
A justice of the peace will be
available to witness signatures
and documents, certify document
copies, hear oaths, declarations,
affidavits or affirmations,
as well as sign citizenship or
rates rebates applications.
Papanui, Shirley, Bishopdale
and Fendalton libraries
Reading to dogs
provides a relaxed,
non-threatening
atmosphere which
encourages children
to practice their
reading skills. These
furry friends listen
attentively, allow
children to proceed
at their own pace
and can be less
intimidating than a
child’s peers. Join in
at Shirley Library this
Tuesday from 3.30pm. ​
Garage Sale
Saturday, 9am-noon
Garage sale at St Peters
Church. Furniture, glassware,
china, clothing and more on
offer. Sausage sizzle provided.
St Peter’s Church, 22
Main South Rd, Upper
Riccarton
Super Saturday Storytimes
Saturday, 11am-noon
Encourage learning through
stories. This is an interactive
programme with stories, songs,
rhymes, craft and play. No bookings
required. Free.
Shirley Library
Mahjong
Monday, 2-4pm
Go along if you are interested
in playing or learning about
Mahjong. Free. Register for the
Papanui Library event.
Papanui Library
COVID-19
Coronavirus
Help protect yourself and
your whānau with simple tips
like coughing or sneezing
into your elbow.
Your health is in your hands.
For more info and tips
on staying well visit
health.govt.nz/covid-19

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March 2020
COVID-19
Coronavirus
How to protect yourself and others
What is COVID-19?
COVID-19 is a new illness that can affect your lungs and airways. It’s caused by a virus
called coronavirus. There are simple steps you can take to protect you and your family/whānau.
Symptoms of COVID-19
The symptoms of COVID-19 are:
•a cough
•a high temperature (at least 38°C)
•shortness of breath.
These symptoms do not necessarily mean you have COVID-19. The symptoms are
similar to other illnesses that are much more common, such as cold and flu.
However, infections with mild symptoms such as cold-like symptoms or no symptoms
are likely, but it’s not known how common this is.
How to protect yourself and others
•Cough or sneeze into your elbow or by covering your mouth and nose with tissues.
•Put used tissues in the bin or a bag immediately.
•Wash your hands with soap and water often.
•Try to avoid close contact with people who are unwell.
•Don’t touch your eyes, nose or mouth if your hands are not clean.
•Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and objects, such as doorknobs.
•Stay home if you feel unwell and call Healthline on 0800 358 5453.
Visit health.govt.nz/covid-19 for more information.
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2011 honda fit shuttle
$12,999
The Shuttle is the wagon version of the popular
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The Fielder is effectively the station wagon of the
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2006 audi a4
$8,999
Stylish European 5 door wagon, features a 2.0L
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Tasty Bites
Roasted snapper makes miso happy
• By Ian Knott
Forget the line-up of pots
and pans and try this
simple one-dish roasted
miso butter snapper with
broccolini
Miso butter snapper with
broccolini
Serves 2
Ingredients
1 Tbsp white miso paste
25g softened unsalted butter
2 180g skinless snapper fillets
1 tsp sesame oil
2 small red chillies, thinly sliced,
plus extra thinly sliced to serve
1 Tbsp soy sauce
1 Tbsp peanut oil
2 bunches broccolini, halved
lengthways
150g enoki mushrooms, stalks
trimmed – if you can’t find them,
just leave them out
1 tsp sesame seeds
Juice of ½ lime
Thinly sliced spring onion, to
garnish
Directions
Preheat the oven to 200 deg C.
Line a baking dish with baking
paper.
Combine miso and butter, then
spread over snapper. Combine
sesame oil, chilli, soy sauce and
peanut oil in a bowl.
Add broccolini, mushrooms
and sesame seeds, toss to combine,
then spread over the base of the
prepared baking dish. Top with
snapper.
Roast for 18-20min until
snapper is just cooked and the
broccolini is tender.
Creamy rice pudding with
plum compote
Serves 4
Ingredients
1 cup (uncooked) white medium
grain rice, cooked to packet
instructions
2 Tbsp cornflour
250ml milk
300ml thickened cream
1 egg, beaten
1 tsp vanilla extract
Plum compote
400g red-flesh plums
1 cinnamon stick
¼ cup caster sugar
¼ cup (60ml) port
Directions
For compote, place all
ingredients in a pan with ¼ cup
water, stirring to combine. Bring
to the boil over medium-high
SEASONAL: (Left) Miso butter
snapper with broccolini, (above)
creamy rice pudding with plum
compote.
heat, then reduce heat to low
and simmer for 8-10min until
the plums are soft and liquid is
syrupy. Cool slightly, or chill for
up to five days if desired.
Combine cooked rice and
remaining ingredients in a pan
over medium-low heat. Cook for
5min, stirring, until thick and
creamy.
Serve pudding topped with
compote.
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HEALTH & AWARENESS
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Joint pain: Do I have arthritis or
could it be mainly my muscles?
The team at Physical Sense in Sydenham sees clients with
a range of symptoms but many of their middle-aged and
senior clients visit complaining of pain in one of their joints.
Physiotherapist Ietje van Stolk suggests
that a major part of the pain could be due
to muscle pain rather than simply arthritis.
“Even if an x-ray shows arthritis, the reason
for the pain may be the muscles around
the joint,” she explains. The images show
how a muscle knot (the crosses) in a back
muscle can give hip pain (aches and pain
are the red areas in the drawings), a knot
in a muscle on the back of the shoulder
blade can give a deep pain in the front of
the shoulder and a muscle knot all the way
near the groin can give an ache in the knee
(especially at night in bed).
Ietje recalls one case where an 89 year
old client with severe arthritis who walked
with a stick, told her, “I will end up in
a wheelchair, I cannot put any weight
through my right leg due to pain in my hip
and buttock”. “Within 4 treatments, she
was walking with her stick but without the
severe pain,” says Ietje. “The arthritis was
one of the factors that made her muscles
spasm but the other was that older people
move less and the flexed position the hip
is in when we sit is particularly bad for
the hip.” Ietje is happy with the fact that
although the client was 89 and could have
been “given up on” or told to live with the
pain, she made a difference to her health
and wellbeing.
The same lack of movement can be the
reason for your knee pain or your shoulder
pain and the same few treatments could
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At Physical Sense, hands-on techniques
(massage and triggerpoint deactivation
techniques) are used to release the muscles.
The client also gets a home exercise
program designed to mobilize and stretch
the joint, strengthen the important core
muscles and increase general strength and
balance. They teach a movement sequence
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In many cases having the muscles
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If severe arthritis is the underlying cause,
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Physical Sense Gym and Physio is located at 300 Colombo Street, Sydenham. The Blue Line Bus stops in front of the door
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FOCUS ON HEALTH
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REAL ESTATE
‘Sea’ for miles
28B Ripon Street, Lyttelton
Buyer Inquiry over $620,000
4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 1 living room
open-plan kitchen/dining | 1 car garage
plus 1 carport - Listing no. 10099
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Elegant and stylish. Built for maximum
sun with panoramic views over Lyttelton
Harbour and surrounding hills across to
Quail Island.
Stroll up the driveway, past single garage
and carport up a few steps across a deck
onto the first level. Here you find three
double bedrooms. The master bedroom
has direct access to a lovely bathroom
containing a shower, king-size bath and
double his-and -hers sinks. A separate
toilet and laundry are also located on this
floor. Continue up the central stairway
onto the second level landing. Turn left to
the living, right to kitchen or diagonal to
access the rear of the property.
The private landscaped courtyard
provides all day living, ideal for that
morning cuppa to evening BBQs. Take
time to breath in the fragrant Jasmine
that adorns the trellis.
The light-filled open-plan kitchen/
dining area is the heart of the home. Here
stunning picture-perfect sea views from
the full-length dining room window
combine with high ceilings making for
that feeling of spaciousness.
Flow continues through to the living area
where a balcony off this room provides
additional living or entertaining space.
Stairs continue through the centre of the
house to a cleverly designed mezzanine
floor. Again, be spoilt with superb views
from the dining room windows. Having
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which to work from home, then this is just
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Lyttelton has become a sought-after
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restaurants, to great entertainment. A
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Viewing by appointment only.
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Phone 027 211 7205
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HOME & HEATING
Ground moisture barrier
under low sub-floor
Now with the colder and wetter weather on
its way, home owners are focusing on ways
to make their homes comfortable, warm
and healthy for their families throughout
winter. Rising damp is an issue that affects
many of our older properties which suffer
from poor, or no, ground moisture barrier.
In Canterbury especially, post-quake, many
people have relocated to homes that suffer
from rising damp which can be associated
with health problems. Independent tests have
shown that up to 40 litres of water can rise
from the ground and enter a house every day,
leading to mildew, mould, condensation and
musty smells. Moulds can produce various
allergic reactions and the frail, elderly and
very young are especially vulnerable.
Canterbury Foam Concrete Ltd is a
locally owned and operated firm. The team
understands the problems caused by rising
damp and are there to help. They will come
to your damp home and pump a lightweight,
flowable foam concrete under your timber
floored home.
While insulation is important, it has been
recognised that it is dampness that is the real
villain in the house. The new Healthy Homes
Standards introduced by the government
effective from the 1st July 2019 now has
a requirement to install ground moisture
barriers, a key element in the armory to fight
moisture in the home.
Dr Larry Bellamy BE (hons) PhD in a
report dated 1988: Foam Concrete Under
Timber Floors: An Energy Analysis assessed
the effects of placing Foam Concrete over
damp soil and had this to say: Condensation
on the underside of a timber floor can occur
where the floor is suspended over damp
ground and the inside air temperature falls
close to the crawl space air temperature.
Much energy is required to vaporize moisture
that penetrates the structure. By avoiding
underfloor condensation, foam concrete can
reduce floor heat losses by up to 90%.
• Canterbury Foam Concrete Ltd can in most
cases, install a Ground Moisture Barrier
under the suspended wooden floor of your
home, even when there is no crawl space.
• BRANZ Appraised; Appraisal Number 961
• Members of the Insulation Association of
New Zealand.
• We offer a free measure and quote in the
Canterbury region with no obligations.
• Assessments can be made in all other
regions by arrangement.
Contact Canterbury Foam Concrete
Ltd now for your free, no obligation quote
and complimentary appraisal of your
underfloor ground moisture barrier needs.
Phone 03 376 4608, 0508FOAMCO or www.
foamconcrete.nz for more information.
ATTACK RISING DAMP
What makes a great
heat transfer system?
There are a number of Heat Transfer
systems on the market. Smooth-Air
ventilation specialists offer a range of HTU
Heat Transfer Units with carefully selected
components to optimise the system:
They use insulated duct to transfer the
heated air with as little heat loss as possible.
The fan moves sufficient air for the distance
and number of rooms, without being noisy.
The diffusers send the heat to the floor, not to
skim the across the ceilings. All components
are good quality - designed to operate for
years without problems.
Smooth-Air’s HTUs come in a range of
options: One to four rooms, with or without
thermostat and with a choice of grilles
and diffusers. HTUs improve energy
efficiency in your house, as you are
using excess heat. They have low power
consumption - only 80watts for the three
room system. Circulating air through
the house also reduces the risk of damp.
You can also choose the HTU version
with downjet diffusers, which throw the
warm air downwards to the floor. These
downjet diffusers can also be adjusted to
regulate which room receives the most
warm air.
An average size living room requires
2-4 kw of heating, yet appliances such as
log burners generate heat in the region
of 10 -20kw. This leaves an excess of 8
-16kw of heat which sits at high level
in the heated room, usually above door
level.
Heat transfer units work best where
very hot air has ‘stratified’ into a layer
near the ceiling. So heat pumps, which
circulate warm air around the room with
no layering, are not suitable as a heat source
by themselves. However, if you have both
log burner and a heat pump, heat transfer
systems with thermostat can work very well:
The heat pump stops operating once the heat
from the fire has heated the room, and the
heat transfer kicks in above this point, once
there is a layer of hot air at the ceiling.
Contact Smooth-Air on 0800 SMOOTH
(0800 766 684) to ask how they can help
you with your Heat Transfer, as well as any
other ventilation requirements.
Smooth-Air
Ventilation Equipment Suppliers
to
Smooth-Air also has a wide range
of ventilation equipment to bring
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2005 Mazda MX5 Roadsters
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Reasonable Offers
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$35
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$2,500
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$9,100
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Fordson Tractor
Dexter Cross Cows. Mixed Ages
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer
Gena Borelli Suitcase
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BMW 550i Touring
$3,000
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See Seller
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$1,850
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$50
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