Bay Harbour: September 30, 2020

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Heathcote River 

flooding 

work delayed 

Page 3 

Pink Ribbon 

walk in memory 

of mother 

Page 8 

Vacant sites in Lyttelton 

identified for revitalisation 

• By Louis Day 

LYTTELTON HAS been listed 

alongside a number of suburbs 

identified as being in need of 

regeneration-focused projects. 

A city council investigation 

has pinpointed areas across 

Christchurch and parts of Banks 

Peninsula in need of attention. 

Areas of concern are either 

lacking social 

infrastructure, 

suffering economically, 

vulnerable 

to natural 

hazards, or a 

combination of 

all three. 

Tori Peden 

In response 

to the investigation, 

city councillors prioritised 

a range of regeneration-focused 

initiatives for a number of areas, 

including Lyttelton. 

The city council will now look 

to minimise the presence of 

vacant sites and support private 

sector development in the port 

town over the long term. 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board chairwoman Tori Peden 

believed filling in the vacant 

spaces throughout Lyttelton 

could “reinvigorate” the area. 

• Turn to page 7 

VACANT: The empty Harbour Light Theatre site on London St. 

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News 

Heathcote River flooding work delayed 

• By Matt Slaughter 

Tim 

Scandrett 

WORK TO address flooding 

affecting properties alongside the 

Heathcote River will be delayed 

in favour of similar projects in 

Christchurch’s east. 

The city council has approved 

$12 million to go towards addressing 

flooding on Pages Rd, 

Wainoni, which has been an 

issue for 10 years. 

It wasn’t going 

to fund the 

works to fix the 

problem for another 

four years 

– but voted to 

bring the funding 

forward to 

start next year. 

The funds 

were originally 

earmarked for projects including 

addressing flooding which 

affects properties close to the 

Heathcote River but these will 

now be delayed. 

City councillor Tim Scandrett 

voted against the Christchurch 

east project and fellow councillor 

Yani Johanson abstained from 

voting. Both asked for more information 

on the delay this will 

cause for these other projects. 

“It did say in the report [city 

council] that it would have to 

delay other works, and what are 

the delays, what’s the timeframe? 

That wasn’t clear in the report,” 

Catherine 

Chu 

said Scandrett. 

He said the Heathcote River 

issues should be prioritised first 

because more properties are affected 

by flooding there than on 

Pages Rd. 

“If you look at the [Pages Rd] 

project, it’s largely looking at an 

area that is red zoned and has 

no houses on it but the flooding 

there does effect Pages Rd and 

Anzac Drive.” 

Johanson agrees with Scandrett. 

“Because there’s not a lot of 

information about those other 

projects, other than just to say 

they’ll be delayed, I thought 

that’s pretty unfair on those 

communities who have been 

expecting work to happen, have 

VOTE FOR YOUR FUTURE ! 

been told that work’s going to 

happen,” he said. 

City councillor Sara Templeton 

lives in Heathcote and represents 

the area. She voted in favour of 

approving the Christchurch east 

flooding projects. 

She voted this way because 

some work to address flooding 

beside the Heathcote River has 

already been done and reduced 

this issue but nothing has been 

done in the east. However, she 

does not favour this project over 

the Heathcote one. 

“Currently, there’s work still 

under way in the Heathcote 

catchment, whereas the other 

[Christchurch east] area has had 

zero work.” 

Heathcote Valley Community 

Association chairman Lewis 

Low said the work that has happened 

in Heathcote has reduced 

flooding, so he understands 

Templeton’s reasoning. 

Said city council stormwater 

and waterways programme 

manager Keith Davison: “In this 

case, the Heathcote low stopbanks 

project’s budget has been 

slipped back by a year. 

“Significant works on the 

Heathcote are already reducing 

flooding risk and impact. These 

works include dredging, bank 

stabilisation, and storage basins 

– which are all either completed 

or well advanced,” he said. 

The Christchurch east project 

will involve building a new stopbank 

and stormwater pond and 

SLUMPED: Work to address flooding issues 

along the Heathcote River will be delayed 

to allow projects to address flooding in 

Christchurch’s east to happen sooner. 

 

wetland in the triangular area of 

land between Pages Road, Anzac 

Drive and the Avon River. 

City councillor Phil Mauger 

got so fed up with the flooding 

situation on Pages Rd, he went in 

with a digger last month and dug 

a trench – it fixed the flooding 

overnight. 

The council blocked the trench 

as it was deemed a safety hazard 

and launched an official investigation 

of Mauger’s actions. 

Mauger said he understands 

Scandrett and Johanson’s 

concerns and he views Heathcote 

flooding as an important 

issue. He said he just relieved 

something will finally be done 

to addresses the east’s flooding 

problems. 

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News 

Project to protect precious native species 

TWELVE HECTARES of 

farmland on Banks Peninsula 

will be protected in perpetuity, 

allowing precious native species 

to regenerate and thrive. 

The Stencliffe protection 

project will receive $38,500 to 

fence off and exclude stock from 

a section of Pigeon Bay Stream 

and its surrounding land, on 

Jane and Hugh Eaton’s sheep 

and beef farm. 

It is one of four biodiversity 

projects the Banks Peninsula 

water zone committee recommended 

for Immediate Steps 

funding earlier this year. 

The grant makes up part of the 

project, with additional funds 

coming from other sources 

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Conservation Trust and the 

landowners. 

The project’s aim is to increase 

the extent, density and diversity 

of native vegetation to allow 

species such as birds, lizards, 

invertebrates and fish to prosper. 

The land will be protected 

through a BPCT covenant after 

fencing the area has been completed. 

This will allow the valley 

to regenerate back to its natural 

state without interference from 

stock, pests or humans. 

A covenant is a legal mechanism 

for protection that requires 

current and future landowners 

to manage the land for conservation 

purposes. 

Stencliffe landowners Hugh 

and Jane Eaton said the family 

would likely have not been able 

to foot the cost of protecting the 

area alone. 

“The funds will be used to 

fence off a corridor of bush and 

stream that has survived 150 

years since the farm was logged 

and cleared by the early settlers,” 

Hugh said. 

“Permanent hill country fencing 

is a huge cost so we really appreciate 

the help to protect this 

block of old growth forest with 

its stream to let it regenerate,” he 

said. 

Jane added that the family is 

enthusiastic about protecting 

bushland. 

“We hope to help the bush 

back to its pre-logging glory. 

By excluding stock, we protect 

the stream bed, encourage 

revegetation and protect larger 

trees including two precious 

kahikatea.” 

“Active bird life will be enhanced 

by this process which 

also assists new seedlings. 

Thanks to Immediate Steps and 

the BPCT, another part of Banks 

Peninsula’s precious forest will 

be protected,” she said. 

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Bid to make Lyttelton an attraction 

•From page 1 

“Basically it will mean people 

can come into the area and there 

is stuff going on whereas now it 

is disjointed with so much space 

between buildings,” she said. 

Funding for the work will be 

sought from the city council’s 

Long Term Plan. 

Peden hoped the reduction of 

sites throughout the port town 

would make Lyttelton as much of 

an attraction as Akaroa. 

“Akaroa is known around the 

world as a stand-alone attraction, 

as a place to go and hopefully 

Lyttelton will become the same 

because it also has a lot of history” 

The investigation which led 

to the works being pursued was 

conducted earlier this year and 

produced a heatmap which illustrates 

the areas across the city 

and peninsula in most need of 

regeneration. 

Akaroa was identified as an 

area vulnerable to environmental 

hazards within the heatmap. 

Council staff say since early 

March when the heatmap was 

first considered by councillors, 

it has become apparent the 

economic effects associated 

with Covid-19 are likely to have 

exacerbated issues facing weaker 

areas and more deprived communities. 

In response to the findings of 

the investigation, city councillors 

endorsed the central city and 

Linwood/inner-city east area as 

priority locations for regenerative 

activity within the current 

financial year. 

Progress in the development of 

community housing in areas of 

need is another priority for the 

city council in the short-term. 

Fulfilling short-term objectives 

within the heart of the city will 

involve continuing to progress 

with Project 8011 which looks to 

boost the central city population 

to 20,000 by 2028, the initiation 

of a “vacant sites programme,” 

alongside the continuation of the 

overarching central city action 

plan, Covid-19 socio-economic 

recovery plan and Enliven Places 

Programme. 

The city council will also aim 

to lead cross-agency work in 

progressing the Inner City East/ 

Linwood Revitalisation Plan and 

suburban centre Master Plan. 

Longer-term priorities 

include supporting localised 

regeneration initiatives along the 

Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor 

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The city council recently 

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on small-scale revitalisation, and 

to develop an investment case to 

see what more can be done, and 

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ews 

Pink Ribbon walk in 

memory of mother 

BEVAN SANDISON is doing 

the Pink Ribbon Walk next 

month in memory of his mother 

Raewynne who lost her battle 

with breast cancer in April 2018. 

“I’m doing this walk, along 

with my kids, Katie, 12, and 

Emma, 9, to remember my mum/ 

their nana,” he said. 

“She was an amazingly strong 

woman, who inspirationally 

fought the good fight for us, for a 

few years after being diagnosed, 

giving us some extra time to 

grow new memories with her.” 

Sandison said his mother was ment hadn’t been as successful 

diagnosed after finding a lump as had thought, but rather, had 

in 2013. As it was caught early metastasised into stage 4 cancer, 

she was able to get radiation having spread to her bones. 

treatment. The treatment was “Being given the new prognosis 

considered a success and the that stage 4 has no cure, was 

prognosis was great. She was able literally devastating news, and I 

to continue working as a secondary 

school teacher through until ting there with mum at the hos- 

will always vividly remember sit- 

she retired a year or so later. pital receiving the news. I knew 

“However, very shortly afterwards, 

and with big plans ahead the information made available 

little about breast cancer, and so 

for her retirement with dad, her from Breast Cancer Foundation 

world and ours, got turned upside NZ was very helpful in those 

down when one Sunday morning, early stages as we all tried to 

whilst lifting a bag of groceries come to terms with things. 

out of the car boot, a bone in her “The following couple of years 

upper arm suddenly broke clean were riddled with hospital visits, 

through,” said Sandison. 

radiation treatment to shrink 

“X-rays and scans then confirmed 

the worst, that her treat- 

the spine and other places, 

tumours that kept appearing on 

and 

MEMORY: 

Bevan 

Sandison with 

his mother 

Raewynne who 

died of cancer 

in 2018. 

various drug treatments. Having 

damaged a nerve in her arm 

when her arm broke, affecting 

her hand meaning she was no 

longer able to drive, the resultant 

trips to the oncologist became a 

regular part of live for the family 

as we all chipped in to help with 

transport and to attend and support 

mum. 

“Through it all, including some 

very tough times, the care and 

treatment mum received was 

simply amazing, and the new 

oral chemo pill she was on, did a 

wonderful job of extending her 

time, and allowing us to enjoy 

some valuable time with her, and 

for her to see her grandkids get a 

couple of years older, before she 

finally had to leave us.” 

•The walk will be held 

on Saturday, October 

17, in Hagley Park, with 

pre-event entertainment 

from 2.15pm and 

the walk starting 

at 3pm. Tickets are 

available online now at 

pinkribbonwalk.co.nz 

•In the Canterbury 

District Health Board 

region around 400 

women are diagnosed 

with breast cancer each 

year, and every year 

around 77 will die. 

•Pink Ribbon Walks 

are annual fundraisers 

which celebrate breast 

cancer survivors, 

remember those who 

have been lost, promote 

breast health awareness, 

and raise muchneeded 

funds to work 

towards Breast Cancer 

Foundation NZ vision of 

zero deaths from breast 

cancer. 

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accessible to everyone, 

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or cheer squad 

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More than 3300 women 

a year are diagnosed with 

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nine women a day 90-95 

per cent of women who 

are diagnosed with breast 

cancer have no family 

history of the disease. 

•Around 350 NZ women 

under the age of 45 (when 

free mammograms start) 

will be diagnosed with 

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•More than 650 women 

will die of breast cancer 

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a large primary school 

•The earlier breast cancer 

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by regular screening 

mammogram 

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Foundation NZ 

recommends women 

consider having yearly 

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Healthy numbers ahead of Biketober festival 

CHRISTCHURCH is 

experiencing a post-lockdown 

bike boom, with the city 

recording tens of thousands 

more cycle trips this winter. 

Bike shops around New 

Zealand reported a surge in demand 

following the alert level 4 

lockdown — a time when many 

Kiwis got back on the bike. 

Cycling numbers have been 

increasing year-on-year in 

Christchurch; the trend continued 

post-lockdown, new city 

council figures show. In July 

and August, the 25 automated 

cycle counters around the city 

recorded 556,644 cycle trips, up 

seven per cent, or 36,171 trips on 

the same period in 2019. Separately, 

the visual display counter 

on the Antigua St bridge clocked 

up one million trips earlier this 

year — taking two years, two 

months and one week to reach 

the milestone. 

Biketober organiser and 

Action Bicycle Club owner 

Charlotte Bebbington said the 

surge showed how popular 

cycling was becoming in 

Christchurch. 

“Christchurch is the best city 

for cycling,” she said. “We have 

an amazing network of safe cycleways, 

lots of people riding all 

types of bikes, and a busy events 

calendar,” she said. 

Biketober, the city’s annual 

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social sessions. 

Said Bebbington: “It’s a 

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encouraging environment, 

learn some new skills and have 

fun.” 

The festival also encourages 

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Tasty Bites 

Steak and salad a classic summer pair 

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1-2 tbsp. sherry vinegar 

2 tbsp rapeseed oil 

Salt and cracked black pepper 

A knob of butter 

2 large red onions, peeled and 

finely sliced 

150g crème fraîche 

2 tbsp horseradish sauce 

½ tsp dijon style mustard 

½ tsp white wine vinegar/lemon 

juice 

4 thick slices of bread 

120g rocket leaves 

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Mix together a splash of sherry 

vinegar, a tablespoon of oil and 

cracked black pepper and rub this 

mixture over the steaks. Set aside 

while you cook the onions. 

Heat a tablespoon of oil and a 

knob of butter in a large frying 

pan over a medium heat. Sauté the 

onions until softened, this will take 

about 15min. 

Add in a tablespoon of the 

sherry vinegar and a little salt 

and continue to cook for another 

five minutes until the vinegar has 

evaporated. Set aside. 

Heat a griddle pan until really 

hot. Season the steaks with salt. 

Place them two at a time on the 

pan and cook for 2min on each 

side for rare or until cooked to 

your liking. 

While the steaks are cooking, 

in a small bowl mix together the 

crème fraîche, horseradish sauce, 

mustard and white wine vinegar/ 

lemon juice. 

Brush the bread with a little oil 

on each side and toast under the 

grill. 

Spread a little horseradish cream 

over each slice, then spoon over 

the onion mixture, slice the steak 

and lay on top. 

Arrange some rocket leaves on 

top and serve. 

Courgette salad with 

mint, garlic, red chilli, 

lemon and extra virgin 

olive oil 

Serves 4 

Ingredients 

4 courgettes 

sea salt 

freshly ground black pepper 

1 red chilli 

½ clove garlic 

1 handful of fresh mint 

extra virgin olive oil 

1 squeeze lemon juice 

raw peas 

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Slice 4 courgettes lengthways as 

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sport. 

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Linwood 

College 

Above the Ground and Now Over the Fence 

Kia ora koutou. Talofa. Kia Orana. Malo e lelei. Bula. Fakaalofa atu. Namaste 

and Kumusta. Greetings to everyone at LCŌ and our wider LCŌ community. 

It is very heartening to see the visible signs of progress with our rebuild for 

our return to Aldwins Rd to what will be Te Aratai College. Those of us who 

have peered through the gate over the past weeks have seen the foundation 

work progress to be above ground, and now we see structures over the fence. 

It is worth remembering too just how good this rebuild is. As we have said 

in the past, the next time that you are in Tūranga, the central library, look up 

and look around. The same architect, Carsten Auers of Architectus, who 

designed Tūranga, is the architect for our school. Stunning. 

Likewise, Southbase Construction is a highly 

experienced and expert construction company with 

major success in many school redevelopment, 

whether totally new or a rebuild. 

Shifting a school comes with its own set 

of challenges. For a start, there are the 

logistics of moving everything from 

basketballs to hydrochloric acid, but more 

importantly, there is ensuring consistency 

of belonging and connection to our school, 

and ensuring consistency of learning. 

However, these challenges are much 

more positive ones to work through than 

the challenges of being at school in the 

middle of a building site: safety, noise, dust, 

temporary buildings, reduced playing areas 

and so on. And, as I have said before, our leaving 

Aldwins Road means a year comes off the building 

programme and there is a saving of a $1m that has been 

retained in the programme. 

Mr Ken Bye, a former (and legendary) LHS-LC history teacher and Head of 

Social Sciences, spoke at the Farewell Celebration Weekend in April 2019 to 

the hundreds of past pupils who attended this wonderful weekend to celebrate 

and farewell LHS-LC’s first 65 years. During his talk, he used the phrase, 

“If only these walls could talk” and this firmly resonated with me. Ken was 

absolutely right. A lot of life occurs in a school and as a community resource 

and focal point, schools experience all the joys and tragedies that occur in a 

community. Our leaving those original school buildings was a significant event 

in our school’s history, and fortunately, is one which helps springboard us into a 

new era for LC. We leave in order to return, but we leave aware of, and thankful 

to, all the people who have gone before and all that they have done for us. 

Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi engari he toa takitini - My strength is not mine 

alone; my strength is from many. 

Te Aratai - Pathway to the Sea 

With the rebuild underway, it is now an appropriate time to consider the school’s 

name. Te Ngāi Tūāhuriri Rūnanga has gifted a new name to the school and it is 

one that our Board of Trustees have whole-heartedly supported. The name is 

Te Aratai. In English: pathway to the sea. 

The guiding reasons underpinning the name has been outlined by Dianne 

Robinson on behalf of Ngāi Tūāhuriri. Dianne is a Mana Whenua Education 

Facilitator for Mātauraka Mahaanui: 

“Linwood College on Aldwins Road is adjacent to the direct pathway (now 

Linwood Ave) to Te Ihutai, “The Avon-Heathcote Estuary” which was part 

of a larger fishery used by Ngāi Tūāhuriri. Te Ihutai, was renowned 

for its abundance and variety of fish and shellfish, including tuna 

(eels), kanakana (lamprey), inaka (whitebait), pātiki (flounder), 

and pipi. Several nearby kāinga nohoanga (settlements) took 

advantage of the estuary’s rich food resources, with caves 

along the base of the nearby foothills providing necessary 

shelter. The estuary itself was the gateway to the vast 

comprehensive network of wetlands that once extended 

throughout the Canterbury region, with the Ōtākaro (Avon) 

and Ōpāwaho (Heathcote River) being the primary access 

routes. This name links the school to this significant route 

and this significant mahinga kai area (Te Ihutai) which was 

traditionally owned and used by Kaiapoi Ngāi Tahu (Ngāi 

Tūāhuriri) and this relationship is acknowledged as part of the 

Claims Settlement Act 1998. The major waterways Ōtākaro and 

Ōpāwaho flow into Te Ihutai and the school’s catchment zone 

includes schools located along these waterways.” 

The Board’s intention is that the school changes its name to Te Aratai 

for our return to Aldwins Road, 2022. We acknowledge the proud history of 

the name Linwood since 1954, the school’s opening. 2022, and our complete 

school rebuild, is the opportunity to create a school name and identity that is 

open and inclusive to our wider community we serve and is not just based on 

the actual location of the school. And, in a deep irony, Linwood High School- 

Linwood College has never actually been in Linwood. Our Aldwins Road site is 

actually in Phillipstown. 

More information about the name and the legal process for changing a school 

name will be forthcoming. We are very grateful to Te Ngāi Tūāhuriri Rūnanga 

for their gift to our whānau, to our community of this beautiful and appropriate 

name -Te Aratai. 

Ngā mihi nui - 

Richard Edmundson Tumuaki-Principal 

The Turning of the Sod 

On Wednesday the 5th of August Linwood College at Ōtākaro 

commemorated a milestone in the rebuild process. 

It was a particularly brisk but clear Canterbury morning for this important 

ceremony. Representing the school were LCŌ’s Head Students Mario 

Cvetkoski and Paigan-Lilly Hall as weall as the Watson-Hall whānau, 

a family whose tamariki span right through the school’s year levels, 

from Year 7 to Year 13. 

LCŌ were honoured to have Ngāi Tūāhuriri and Ngāti Wheke 

present. Also in attendance were the Ministry of Education, the 

Board of Trustees, the rebuild architects from Architectus, the project 

management firm RDT Pacific, Southbase Construction and various 

school staff. 

The event began on Aldwins Road where everyone was greeted by 

Corban Te Aika, Ngāi Tūāhuriri, who led everyone onto the site and 

blessed the land with karakia. The official sod was dug by our head 

students and has been retained for reinstating in the official opening. 

The ceremonies ended with the sharing of kai and kōrero. 

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LINCOLN’S annual 

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weeks away. 

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October 17. 

Festival organiser David 

Parlane said it will mark a 

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“Not only just comedians 

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“The people behind the 

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Parlane said the show 

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the year for the people who 

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The festival will feature 

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Award-winning comic 

Alan McElroy, comedian 

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will also perform. 

Parlane said he is pleased 

to have some certainty for 

the show now that we have 

moved to alert level 1. 

“It is certainly nice to 

know that as of right now 

the show can go on. We’ve 

got really good performers 

this year. 

“Alan McElroy from 

Ireland, Ben Hurley who is 

one of New Zealand’s top 

comedians, Jared Fell who 

has been on NBC’s Bring 

The Funny and a couple 

of really talented female 

comedians.” 

He said they are looking 

forward to putting on a 

good show for the community. 

“We want to put something 

back into the community 

so everyone can 

get out there and laugh and 

enjoy themselves. 

“It’s about sorting the locals 

and also the event industry 

has been extremely 

hard hit from Covid-19.” 

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Environment Canterbury Councillor 

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“The new operating contracts include 

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Environment Canterbury is introducing 

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All buses other than the Orbiter will 

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“The Orbiter will remain in a 

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RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 

ACT 1991 CHRISTCHURCH 

DISTRICT PLAN 

PROPOSED PLAN CHANGE 4 

SHORT-TERM ACCOMMODATION 

Christchurch City Council has proposed Plan Change 4 to the District Plan. 

Proposed Plan Change 4 – Short-term Accommodation 

Proposed Plan Change 4 includes the following changes: 

(a) change the resource consent requirements for visitor 

accommodation in a house or unit in most residential, rural and 

papakāinga zones, particularly where a host is not living there. 

(i) In residential zones, instead of requiring a Discretionary activity 

resource consent for unhosted visitor accommodation in a 

residential dwelling, the changes would require a Controlled activity 

resource consent for 1-60 days, Discretionary for 61-180 and Non 

complying for more than 180 days. 

(ii) In rural zones, unhosted visitor accommodation in a residential 

dwelling would be a permitted activity for the first 180 days. 

(iii) For hosted visitor accommodation in a residential dwelling, 

additional standards would also apply limiting late-night arrivals 

and departures and the size of functions. 

(b) amend other rules to enable a residential dwelling to be used for 

visitor accommodation for a limited number of days per year without 

triggering commercial parking and vehicle access requirements. 

(c) amend the objectives and policies for residential zones so 

commercial-type visitor accommodation is primarily directed to 

commercial areas. 

(d) update the “residential activity” definition to clarify the status of 

home exchanges, house-sits and serviced apartments. 

(e) change rules for visitor accommodation associated with farms or 

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RMA, together with any supporting documents, can be viewed at any of the 

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www.ccc.govt/planchange4. 

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via our online form at ccc.govt.nz/haveyoursay or collect a hard copy form 

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Further submissions will then be invited, allowing certain persons and 

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order which grants any rule immediate effect (RMA s86B). 

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The Christchurch City Council hereby gives public notice under sections 

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2-for-1 

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The ultimate girls’ day out 

THIS WEEKEND! 

Sat 3 & Sun 4 Oct | Horncastle Arena 

Opening hours: Sat 10am - 5pm & Sun 10am - 4pm 

Door Sales $10 & Kids Under 12 Free 

Come and support local businesses! 

• Over 180 Exhibitors • Fashion & Beauty • Health & Fitness • Artisan Crafts 

• Gourmet Food & Beverages • Thin Lizzy Makeup Lounge • Sparklewhite Teeth Lounge 

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EXHIBITOR LIST 

400 Abundant Oils NZ 

812 DoTerra Essential Oils Wellness Advocate 

56 Lady Lash Studio and Academy 

804 Real Healthy Me 

620 Addictive Eaters Anonymous 

748 DP Herbals 

T8 

Left Branch Cider 

420 Register of Exercise Professionals 

800 Adelle Nails It 

236 Dusty Acres NZ 

442 Les Mills 

426 Repco 

450 Adelphi Insurance Brokers 

T36 

Eden Juice Ltd 

216 Lets Go Addu 

648 RISE Fitness 

C12 

AdrieNZ Cool Products 

F9 

Elusive Lingerie 

F14 

Lily’s Collection 

C09 

RLS Designs 

208 Aesthetica Trading Ltd 

T26 

Exotic Candy Straps 

T42 

Little Beauties 

A4 

Roxtar Glass Art 

C26 

Annie T 

32 Fascino Shoes 

A2 

Little Miss Viking 

428 Scentsy - Michelle Paton 

T4 

Aoraki Liquorice 

322 Fire & Emergency New Zealand 

614 Livingstone Advisers Ltd 

100 Sector Ltd 

72 Arbonne 

A5 

Fleur Couture 

320 Lone Goat Vineyard 

64 Sew Exquisite 

314 Ardra Skincare 

200 Florentine Gold 

F8 

Lorna Jane 

69 Sincock & Till Audiology 

C3 

Badger Hill 

830 Functional Whole Foods NZ Ltd 

C22 

Lost Studio 

606 Solimara Truly Natural 

T44 

Bangers’n’Bacon Limited 

818 Global Soap 

C24 

Love Light Soy Candles 

90 Southern Reflexology Group 

34 Barr Originals 

112 Great Sleep Limited 

622 Luxe Beauty Group 

Lounge 

Sparklewhite Teeth 

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Coffee 

Green Bear Coffee 

T18 

LWF Distilling 

T14 

Spicecraft 

406 Bell, Lamb & Trotter 

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Hancrafted by Hannah 

204 Melton Estate 

T38 

Straight 8 Estate 

210 BeUboutique 

716 Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools & Spa 

C16 

Merlesque 

86 Style 358 

628 Beverley Studios 

644 Harcourts Gold New Brighton 

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Millie Moo Candles 

C20 

Susanne Pearls 

452 Bex Whitehouse Ltd 

806 HDG Creative Design 

C29 

Minnie’s wax wraps 

T32 

Sweet Solutions Ltd 

54 Blue Peacock 

202 Healy NZ 

F12 

Mismatched 

70 The Balanced Dog 

232 Book Discussion Scheme 

602 Heavenly Bodies Ltd 

F2 

Modo Bella Italian 

212 The Brothers Green 

700 Brandhouse 

446 Hi Hop Sale 

304 My Supplements Group 

802 The Empowerment Project 

612 Breast Cancer Foundation NZ 

714 Hollands Suzuki 

50 Naked Lunches 

250 The Naked Banger 

430 Brilin Christchurch 

62 Homebirth Canterbury Association 

300 Neora Int Antiageging Skincare & Wellness 

T28A 

The Original Smoke & Spice 

702 Bronzed Goddess 

234 Hussey Imports 

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New Zealand College of Massage 

T28 

The Salami Guy 

316 Caci Clinic 

618 Hutton Homewares 

832 New Zealand Home Loans Gold 

220 The Scented Soap Deli 

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Candle Freak 

246 Imbellished by Bella 

816 Not Just Red Ones 

418 Thermomix - Heather 

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Cannon Hill Gourmet Foods 

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Inga Ford Soapmaker 

632 Nothing Naughty Ltd 

306 Thin Lizzy 

110 CCC - Recreation and Sports Unit 

C30 

Iron Butterfly Jewellery 

434 Nutrimetics 

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608 Christchurch Bridge Club 

248 Isagenix 

318 NZ Gifts of Love and Strength 

348 University Of Canterbury 

78 Clearance Health & Beauty 

58 It’s All Good NZ 

230 Pain Anxiety Stress Clinic 

720 ViBeri 

616 Cloud 9 Float Club 

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Jacqueline Hocquard Art 

52 Park Lane Jewellery 

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Weebleworks 

C25 

CMB Book Art 

824 Jepra Crafts 

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Pepin Design 

600 Westende Jewellers 

836 Concrete Health and Fitness 

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JusTea NZ 

820 Petka 

444 Wet n Wild makeup 

218 Cramp-Stop 

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Kandle Co 

646 PIPS Pregnancy Infancy Parenting Support 

410 Whole Home Solutions Ltd 

642 Cressy & Charmed 

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Karen Musk Design 

432 Polson Higgs Wealth Management 

214 Wholistic Health & Healing 

242 Crown Limousines 

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Kasia Wiercinska & Robbi Carvalho 

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Pretty by Heather 

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Wilderness Brewing 

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Dakshina Seasonings & Curry Mixes 

640 Kats Art Studio 

244 Property Investors Club 

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Willou Limited 

826 Dazzle Ventures Ltd 

814 Divine Cakes 

T40 Kimbella’s Candy 

310 Lady Ink Cosmetic Tattooing 

408 Pure Romance by Laura 

C10 Rainey Designs 

66 World Expeditions 

and many more! 

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2-for-1 

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The ultimate weekend 

for women is back! 

Sat 3 & Sun 4 Oct, Horncastle Arena 

Opening hours: Sat 10am-5pm & Sun 10am-4pm 

Door sales $10 & kids under 12 free! 

The Women’s Lifestyle Expo is the perfect 

girls’ day out, bringing together around 180 

companies under one roof for one weekend! 

The expo will have something for everyone’s 

taste. Whether you're looking for the perfect 

gift for a friend or family member with the 

unique range of artisan craft and giftware, 

after a bit of pampering for yourself, or need 

to stock up on your eco-friendly essentials, 

you can be sure you’ll find what you need. 

Renee Murray, NZME Event Director, says 

“It’s been incredible seeing our communities 

coming together to support local. We are so 

pleased to be able to hold events that 

provide an opportunity to kiwi businesses and local Christchurch companies 

to connect with thousands of women. It's a great chance for the people of 

Christchurch to attend the show and support local businesses after what has been 

a deeply challenging time for many.” 

The show features artisan crafters exhibiting alongside national brands like Lorna 

Jane Activewear, Caci Clinic, Les Mills and Suzuki. It’s great to see all the various 

women visit the show, from teenagers and young women, to mothers and 

grandmothers, and friends simply enjoying each other’s company. 

What is a Women's Lifestyle Expo all about? 

If you've never been before, you are in for a treat, but you do need a few hours up your 

sleeve! The expo is an all-encompassing haven, where you can find exhibitors offering 

everything from the essentials, to luxuries and indulgences. From sampling gourmet food 

and beverages, treating yourself to a new outfit or pair of shoes, checking out the latest in 

eco-friendly products, learning about new businesses, purchasing cosmetics and skincare, 

browsing for a new car and so much more, there's a lot to see under one roof. 

Meet the makers in the Artisan Craft Zone 

Come and meet the makers of beautiful things in the Artisan Craft Zone where over 

25 companies will showcase their original products, often not found in shops including 

art, handmade soaps and beauty products, baby gifts, home decor, jewellery, fashion 

accessories and more. 

Tempting treats in the Taste Zone 

The show also includes a mini food show with over 30 companies sampling and selling their 

products in the Taste Zone. Appreciating that shopping, tasting, trying and testing can be 

hard work, the expo Taste Zone will be on hand to offer pick-me-ups, tasty treats and bites to 

keep you going. 

With everything from wine, cider, culinary oils, meat rubs and spices, craft liquors, boutique 

condiments, sweet treats and much more, this zone is always a popular area of the show. Try 

samples from the various companies and take home what you love. 

Inspire your style in the Fashion Zone 

This year’s expo will feature a variety of fashion sites for you to shop from including Lorna 

Jane Activewear, Fascino Shoes, a huge range of stylish items from Style 358, Italian fashion, 

Mismatched shoes, Birdini sandals, Elusive Lingerie, stunning accessories 

and much more. 

Grab a goodie bag bargain! 

Only available at the Women’s Lifestyle Expo, these 

goodie bags have become famous with expo visitors 

who love a bargain. These mystery bags include 

a variety of skincare and cosmetic products, a 

fashion scarf and more. Priced at only $20, these 

bags are always a hit! Only while stocks last. 

Find out more at 

womenslifestyleexpo.co.nz

Bay Harbour: September 30, 2020

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