Bay Harbour: December 23, 2020

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 2020 

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Tech boost for 87-year-old rider 

EASY RIDER: Eric Hunter, 87, is moving with the times, extending his leisurely pursuit of cycling with an ebike. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

• By Chris Barclay 

ERIC HUNTER has 

never been the breed of 

cyclist to take short cuts on 

the road, but at 87 the 

evergreen rider from 

Governors Bay is reluctantly 

in the saddle with modern 

technology. 

A non-travelling reserve on 

Great Britain’s cycling team 

for the Melbourne Olympics in 

1956, Hunter baulked when 17 

of his companions on a cycling 

tour through Europe in 2018 

opted for an electrical power 

boost. 

• Turn to page 5 

Covid 

blamed 

for rising 

house 

prices in 

Akaroa 

• By Matt Slaughter 

HOUSE PRICES in Akaroa have 

increased 58 per cent since last 

year. 

The median house price in 

Akaroa is now $830,000, compared 

to $525,000 at the same 

time last year. 

Harcourts 

Akaroa sales 

consultant Alan 

Nobbs said a 

reason for this 

increase could be 

because of travel 

restrictions 

Alan Nobbs 

caused by Covid-19. 

He said people may be spending 

money they would have spent 

on things like overseas travel on a 

buying holiday homes in Akaroa 

or renovating them to sell. 

“I think Covid’s got a lot to do 

with it. People aren’t travelling 

and aren’t necessarily intending 

to travel. I think we underestimate 

how much Kiwi’s spend 

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what’s on 

this week 

Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Wednesday, 10am-noon 

Lyttelton Library 

Take your knitting, crochet, stitching 

or any other handcraft and enjoy 

the company of others. Share skills 

and be inspired. 

Create ‘n’ Connect 

Thursday, 10am-noon 

St Andrew’s Church, 148 Main Rd, 

Redcliffs 

Enjoy company, creativity and 

inspiration as you work on your creative 

project. Bring $3. To learn more, 

contact Beth on 022 678 1252. 

Sumner Silver Band 

Thursday, 7-9pm 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, James St 

If you are interested in joining (instruments 

supplied) or just listening 

to a traditional brass band, then go 

along to the rehearsals. Phone Peter 

Croft on 384 9534 to confirm your 

place. 

Rotary Market 

Sunday, 8.30am-12.30pm 

Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St 

A variety of stalls will be available, 

including fresh produce, jams and 

preserves, and recycled clothing, 

books and tools. Every Sunday, with 

all proceeds supporting the local 

community. For site inquiries, phone 

Vance at 022 382 0086. 

Mt Pleasant Pre-Christmas Twilight Farmers Market, 

Wednesday, 5.30-7.30pm, 3 McCormacks Bay Rd, Mt Pleasant 

Avoid the supermarket queues and support local at the Twilight Farmers 

Market. Go along and pick up your pre-ordered Christmas ham, berries 

and treats. Free Christmas cake available. 

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Monday, 11am and 1.30pm, 

Wednesday, 9am 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, 9 James St 

People over 65 can get back to exercising 

and enjoying the camaraderie 

while maintaining a safe distance. 

Classes focus on the key factors that 

allow this age group to maintain their 

independence, strength and mobility. 

For details, phone Kris on 021 262 

8886. 

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Tuesday, 9.30am, Saturday, 

1.30pm 

11 Quarry Rd, Mt Pleasant 

Seniors play casually on Tuesday 

mornings and in organised games on 

Saturdays. Juniors have Hot Shots on 

Saturday mornings, as well as other 

afternoons during term time. For 

more information, visit mtpleasanttennis.org.nz 

Tai Chi: Meditation in Motion 

Tuesday and Friday, 7-8.30pm 

St Anne’s School hall, 739 Ferry Rd 

Tai Chi is a low impact mind 

and body exercise known for its 

many physical and mental health 

benefits. First class is free. Phone 

Frances on 027 698 0057 for more 

information. 

Edith Cavell Corner 

Refresh well 

under way 

As we draw close to Christmas, the residents at Edith 

Cavell are already enjoying the benefits of the work that 

has been going on to refresh the buildings and grounds, 

including the newly completed bathrooms and ensuites - 

an integral part of the refresh. 

The fit for purpose, new bathrooms have been designed for 

easy access with a refreshingly contemporary look and feel. 

Manager Scott says the refurbishment work is coming along 

nicely, with all the outdoor painting completed, the gardens 

newly planted and the new reception area now up and 

running. 

The new reception will make a big difference to friends and 

families visiting the village. “Before people had a choice of 

walking two directions and would get a bit lost, now they are 

greeted straight away with a warm welcome,” says Scott. 

It’s come just in time as staff and residents look forward to 

lots of visitors over the Christmas and holiday period. 

“We wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a safe and 

happy New Year”, says Scott. 

Watch this space for more news and updates on Edith Cavell’s 

refurbishment. 

Edith Cavell’s new manager, Scott, pictured above one of our newly refurbished rooms. 

For more information on the Edith Cavell refurbishment call (03) 326 6608 

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Rockfall risk closes Cave Rock entry 

ONE OF the entrances to 

Tuawera Cave Rock, on Sumner 

beach, is being closed to the 

public because of the rockfall risk. 

“We have recently noticed 

some rockfall around the 

smaller, northern entrance of 

Cave Rock so for safety reasons 

we have decided to close off that 

access point,’’ said city council 

regional parks manager Kay 

Holder. 

“We are putting fences and 

signs up to stop people gaining 

access to the cave through that 

opening, however, people can 

still get into the cave through the 

main entrances. 

“If you are entering the cave, 

please move through quickly and 

don’t linger. Cave Rock is a natural 

rock formation that is naturally 

weathering which means 

we can’t completely eliminate the 

risk of rockfalls.” 

Cave Rock, and the historic 

signal that sits atop it, both suffered 

significant damage in the 

earthquakes. Geotechnical work 

was subsequently done on Cave 

Rock to reduce the rockfall risk. 

Holder said more geotechnical 

work will be carried out over the 

coming months to determine 

the cause of the recent rockfalls 

at the northern entrance and to 

come up a long-term strategy. 

“The fencing will remain in 

SAFETY: One of the entrances to Tuawera Cave Rock, Sumner Beach, is being closed to the 

public due to risks of rockfalls. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

place until that work is completed,” 

she said. 

In the meantime, the city 

council is also warning people 

not to try and clamber up Rapanui 

Shag Rock. 

“Rapanui Shag Rock is subject 

to rock movement with natural 

weathering and shouldn’t be 

climbed on.” 

Cave Rock’s unusual volcanic 

formation on the beach has provided 

the perfect natural playground 

for children and families 

alike over the years. 

The signal station at the top of 

the rock was used to signal vessels 

approaching Sumner when 

the wharf at Ferrymead was used 

to unload cargo for Christchurch 

in the 19th-century. 

In Brief 

STOPPING RESTRICTIONS 

Stopping and parking restrictions 

on Rue Balguerie, Akaroa, have 

been approved by the Banks 

Peninsula Community Board at 

their latest meeting. Following 

requests from the community 

to address traffic congestion and 

parking accessibility issues due 

to high demands for on-street 

parking, 2hr parking restrictions 

on the south-west side of Rue 

Balguerie, and no-stopping 

restrictions on the north-east 

side, will be installed. The 

restrictions will apply every day 

between 8am to 6pm. 

FLAG POLE MEMORIAL 

The Banks Peninsula 

Community Board has agreed 

to support the installation of 

a 9m flagpole at the French 

Farm waterfront beside the 

commemorative plaque naming 

the 14 men from the farm who 

served in World War 1. The 

French Farm Working Group 

made the request for support 

after the area was used to 

commemorate Anzac Day in 

April this year, and intend on 

doing so from now on once the 

flagpole is installed. Following 

the war, 13 men returned from 

service, and their names were 

embroidered on a New Zealanad 

flag by the women of the bay. A 

replica flag will be installed. 

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‘As you get older you’re 

inclined to break easier’ 

• From page 1 

But with his regular route from 

Governors Bay to the Sign of 

the Kiwi not getting any easier 

these days, Hunter has embraced 

the ebike as his preferred mode 

of transport thanks to sponsor 

Scotty Brown. 

“It’s a hard ride up to the Kiwi, 

it’s quite steep. As you get older 

it becomes harder, as you can 

imagine,” he said. 

So the Liverpudlian, who emigrated 

in 1964 to work in the hotel 

industry, is now comfortable 

on a bike with a top (assisted) 

speed of 32km/h. 

“This’ll prolong my riding, I 

don’t know how many (years) I’ve 

got left,” said Hunter, who started 

biking competitively in 1950. 

He represented England at 

regular intervals, including the 

Tour of Ireland and the Isle of 

Man International Road Race, 

which he rode for the Manx 

Trophy nine times before moving 

to New Zealand. 

The Coast to Coast endurance 

test appealed when it launched 

in 1983, Hunter was in the 

inaugural race and did the bike 

leg 11 times. He was the oldest 

competitor to complete the 

243km trek when he set off as a 

79-year-old. 

Hunter was a founder member 

of the ‘Magpies’ casual riding 

group around Cashmere and 

its ‘Elegant Eightys’ offshoot, 

though he now rides in more 

compact groups of two or three 

for safety reasons. 

“Unfortunately some people 

FITNESS: English-born Governors Bay-based cyclist Eric 

Hunter, 87, was a nine-time starter in the Isle of Man 

International Road Race before emigrating. 

as they get older they become 

a little bit hard of hearing and 

they don’t really know which way 

they’re going, and there’s a few 

accidents,” he said. 

“As you get older you’re inclined 

to break easier and you 

take longer to recover.” 

Naturally Hunter has had to 

get back on his bike more than 

once, with a broken collarbone 

via a Coast to Coast pile up 

nominated as his worst injury. 

He has also needed two knee 

replacements, a hip pin, a heart 

stent and a titanium ankle. 

“That was just wear and tear,” 

Hunter said of his new left ankle. 

“It’s actually harder to walk 

than it is to ride a bike. Walking 

down my driveway and along the 

beach every day with my little 

doggie . . . it’s harder walking 

than riding a bike.” 

So Hunter is at ease riding up 

to 200km a week, he even managed 

21km – at 23.2km/h – when 

he turned 87 on December 5. 

“I go out on the bike four times 

a week, I play golf and I go out 

on the canoe depending on the 

weather,” he said. 

Hunter tees off at Rawhiti, in 

New Brighton, about 23km from 

home, so understandably he 

takes the car before driving. 

PRECIOUS: A 3ha block in Okains Bay is set to become 

protected, allowing a number of plant species to thrive. 

Covenant will protect 

native plants on farmland 

ABOUT THREE hectares of 

land on a beef farm in Okains 

Bay will be protected by a 

Banks Peninsula Conservation 

Trust covenant. 

The Thelning covenant project 

has been “thought about for a 

long time,” landowners Peter and 

Cynthia Thelning said. 

It was one of four projects recommended 

for Immediate Steps 

biodiversity funding by Banks 

Peninsula Water Zone Committee 

and will receive about 

$16,000 of funding. 

The funding will be used 

alongside more than $20,000 

from the city council’s Biodiversity 

Fund, to fence and covenant 

a 2.8ha forested section of 

Okains Bay. 

The project connects to several 

other covenants along Okains 

Bay Stream. 

The Thelnings, who are farmers, 

have been keen to protect 

the stream and its values such as 

mahinga kai and biodiversity for 

a long time, and were happy to 

be able to work with Banks Peninsula 

Conservation Trust and 

Environment Canterbury staff to 

progress plans. 

“Marie from BPCT has guided 

us throughout the process. 

“Stock will be kept out by the 

fencing constructed around the 

reserve, which will really preserve 

the flora in the area,” Peter 

Thelning said. 

To allow native species to 

flourish, the Thelnings will also 

undertake pest and weed control, 

with some sycamore control 

already being completed. 

Banks Peninsula Water 

Zone Committee chairwoman 

Benita Wakefield is proud local 

landowners are taking action to 

protect and enhance biodiversity 

and water quality in the zone. 

“Projects like this highlight the 

collective effort that’s going on 

to improve the waterways and 

biodiversity values in our zone 

and contribute to the vision of 

‘ki uta ki tai’ (mountains to the 

sea),’ she said. 

There are a variety of native 

species including adultmataī 

(black pine), kahikatea (white 

pine) and andtōtaraare present 

in the reserve, with seedlings 

coming through in the undergrowth. 

The trees make good homes 

for tūī, korimako (bellbirds) and 

andkererū New Zealand wood 

pigeons. These have all been seen 

in the area by the Thelnings. 

The project will help to protect 

a diverse range of native plant 

species, including the only native 

climbing daisy with yellow flowers 

-climbing groundsel (Brachyglottis 

sciadophila), which is at 

risk of declining according to the 

Department of Conservation. 

The site also contains other 

native plant species such astitoki 

(New Zealand ash) porokaiwhiri 

(pigeonwood) and a variety of 

ferns. 

This indicates natural regeneration 

of the site has begun, and 

good ecosystem health exists – a 

recipe for success when it comes 

to protection projects. 

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Fireworks ban for Port Hills 

PARTS OF the Bay 

Harbour News area are 

subject to a fireworks ban 

put in place last week. 

After a spate of fires on 

the Port Hills, fire chiefs 

hope an immediate fireworks 

ban and move into 

a restricted fire season 

will help stomp them out. 

Fire and Emergency 

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• From page 1 

“They’re putting it into 

their houses and people are 

buying their houses,” said 

Nobbs. 

He said Akaroa’s 

proximity to Christchurch 

and its impressive 

landscape have made it 

desirable for buyers in the 

last year. 

“It’s a place that’s close 

to Christchurch that gets 

them out of Christchurch. 

It’s beautiful and there’s 

quite a lot to do once 

your’re there.” 

Nobbs said it’s hard to 

pinpoint specific examples 

of houses which have 

sold for significant values 

in Akaroa recently, but 

“there’s been quite a lot 

of multi-million and million 

dollar sales and more 

million dollar sales in the 

last six to 12 months and 

several years that become 

the norm.” 

Sumner, where a scrub 

fire led to the evacuation 

of 16 homes last Tuesday, 

Akaroa and Bottle Lake 

Forest Park, in Burwood. 

On December 9, there 

were three fires on Summit 

Rd and on on Governors 

Bay Rd. 

With the spate of 

fires and conditions 

drying out in the 

warm temperatures, 

area commander Dave 

Stackhouse said the use 

City buyers find area desirable 

VIEWS: This house in Muter St, Akaroa, is being 

sold for offers over $1.4 million, with the median 

house price in the town now at $830,000, 

compared to $525,000 this time last year. 

A three-bedroom, twobathroom, 

1158 sq m house 

in Muter St, Akaroa, is 

on sale for offers over $1.4 

million. 

Nobbs said similar 

increases in median house 

prices have been seen 

ESTUARY MATTERS 

The Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust is a non-profit 

organisation formed to protect one of New Zealand’s 

most important coastal wetlands. Each week, board 

members will discuss matters regarding the estuary, its 

rich history and what makes it unique. This week Bill 

Simpson writes about the country’s youngst member 

of Parliament in history 

ONE OF the oddities of 

our estuary edge is a wide 

drain where Linwood Ave 

runs into Humphreys 

Drive. 

The land was designated 

a canal reserve when early 

European settlers arrived. 

A canal was planned to 

be built from a planned 

port in the estuary to central 

Christchurch. The idea 

lost momentum when the 

railway tunnel from Lyttelton 

opened in 1867. 

The planned route was 

called Canal Reserve but 

over time most of it became 

a road. 

There were many suggestions 

for a new name 

including Seaward Rd, 

New Commercial Rd and 

Port Christchurch Rd. The 

old name Canal Reserve 

Rd persisted until the new 

name Linwood Ave was 

firmly in place by 1924. 

Early plans for Christchurch 

show three routes 

for canals; those routes 

were along Marshland Rd, 

Sparks Rd, and of course 

Linwood Ave. 

The wide drain at the 

estuary end of the avenue 

has been thought to be 

the start of a canal, but it 

was actually a stormwater 

drain. Newspaper reports 

from 1935 record how 

the previous road-side 

open sewer and drain was 

widened and deepened by 

unemployed relief workers. 

Tidal gates were installed 

of fireworks has been 

banned under the Fire 

and Emergency Act. 

A breach of this 

act can result in two 

years imprisonment or 

$300,000 fine. 

Said Stackhouse: 

“Using fireworks should 

be completely out of the 

question, and we will take 

a very dim view of anyone 

who is found to be using 

them while this ban is in 

place.” 

across the Bay Harbour 

News area in the last year. 

House prices in some 

of New Zealand’s holiday 

hotspots have jumped more 

than 50 per cent in a year, 

according to the Real Estate 

Institute. 

The canal to nowhere 

so at high tide the drain 

became a storage basin for 

stormwater. 

Excavated dirt was used 

to form Humphreys Drive. 

Today you can cross the 

Linwood Drain via the tiny 

wooden pedestrian bridge 

on Humphreys Drive. The 

bridge itself is a section 

of the wooden one-way 

bridge that crossed the 

mouth of the Avon River at 

South Brighton which was 

replaced in the 1980s. 

The drain is a haven for 

birds. Occasionally you 

can see a white heron feeding 

and scores of Christchurch 

children have had 

the delight of feeding 

the numerous ducks that 

gather there.



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Christchurch City 8/307 Madras Street 

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Kennedys Bush 1 Kitcheners Knoll 

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Lyttelton 8 Norwich Quay 

Mt Pleasant 74 Soleares Avenue 

Mt Pleasant 63 Santa Maria Avenue 

Mt Pleasant 38A Major Hornbrook Road 

New Brighton 59 Blake Street 

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New Brighton 126 Bowhill Road 

New Brighton 39 Tovey Street 

North New Brighton 113 Bowhill Road 

North New Brighton 162 Beach Road 

Redcliffs 27 Main Road 

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Redcliffs 50 Bay View Road 

Redwood 69 Lowry Avenue 

Rolleston 30 Liddington Drive 

Rolleston 28 Liddington Drive 

Southshore 2 Mermaid Place 

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Spencerville 6 Styx River Place 

St Albans 8 Redwood Place 

Strowan 411 Papanui Road 

Sumner 6 Campbell Street 

Sumner 18 Arnold Street 

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Sumner 45 Wakefield Avenue 

Sumner 120 Panorama Road 

Sumner 25 Kinsey Terrace 

Sumner 6 Starwood Lane 

Sumner 18 Menzies Street 

Thank you to all our wonderful clients for a successful year. 

Wishing you all a very safe and happy Christmas and New Year. 

We look forward to assisting with all your property needs in 2021. 

Trust in the strength of Bayleys Ferrymead 

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WE ARE ON THE 

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THE TROTS at Mot this 

summer is more than just an 

opportunity to get your country 

racing fix. 

Kicking off at Motukarara 

Raceway next Tuesday, the family-friendly 

summer trots will 

be an action-packed day full of 

live music, all-day entertainment 

and harness racing action. 

The event was previously part 

of the dissolved Interislander 

Summer Festival circuit. 

Banks Peninsula Trotting 

Club president Wayne May said 

the Motukarara Summer Trots 

have grown in popularity over 

the years, and are a “not-to-bemissed 

event” on the holiday 

calendar. 

“Despite the national festival 

coming to a close at the end of 

last season, Banks Peninsula has 

committed to delivering a great 

day for all ages every year and 

this year is no exception,” said 

May. 

“Heading out to Motukarara 

for the country races with 

friends and family has become a 

summer tradition.” 

The youngest racegoers can 

expect activities ranging from 

bouncy castles and pony rides 

to racing each other down the 

home straight. 

The Trots at Mot offers a full 

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with free entry for children 

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tickets from $10. 

Take a picnic and head along 

to the Trots at Mot, Motukarara 

Raceway next Tuesday and on 

January 24. 

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Plan to get the best use 

out of community facilities 

A NEW plan will make it easier 

for community boards and the 

city council to make decisions 

about facilities and how they’re 

run in the Banks Peninsula area 

and beyond. 

The Community Facilities 

Network Plan adopted by the 

city council provides a snapshot 

of all the community centres, 

halls and volunteer libraries, detailing 

where they are and what 

they offer. 

Eighty of the facilities – collectively 

valued at $83 million 

– are owned by the city council. 

Another 82 facilities are owned 

by community groups, churches 

and trusts. 

“Community facilities are 

important spaces because they 

bring people together and 

provide opportunities for the 

shared experiences that help 

build strong communities,’’ 

said councillor Sara Templeton, 

city council sustainability and 

community resilience committee 

chairwoman. 

“What the work on the Community 

Facilities Network 

Plan shows us is that we have a 

comprehensive network of community 

facilities spread across 

Moving forward, any changes 

made to the provision of these 

facilities was likely to arise from 

a change in community needs, 

she said, rather than a need to fill 

ferrymead 

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will make it easier for community boards and the city 

council to make decisions about facilities and how they’re 

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“The only parts of the city 

where a shortage of facilities 

could become an issue in the 

future is in the north and southwest 

where most of the population 

growth is expected to occur,” 

said Cr Templeton. 

“Where possible, we want to 

partner with communities to 

help them make the most of 

each facility. We want to support 

them in identifying opportunities 

for new events, activities 

and programmes that will bring 

these spaces to life. 

“We would love to hear from 

groups who might be interested 

in managing their local facility.”




Tasty Bites 

Break out the barbecue to cook your beef 

Warm temperatures 

and a family to cook 

for? Get the barbecue 

cranking and let it do 

the hard work. Try this 

simple way to cook a 

ribeye or the Sunday 

roast 

Barbecue ribeye steak 

Ingredients 

Ribeye steaks, at least 4cm 

thick 

Olive oil 

Salt 

Fresh ground black pepper 

Directions 

Preheat the barbecue to high 

heat. If you have a sear burner 

and a steak that is more than 

3cm thick, get one side of the 

grill going at about mediumhigh 

in case you need to cook 

it through a little more after the 

sear. 

Remove the ribeye steaks from 

their packaging and rub them 

down with some olive oil and 

then coat a generous amount 

of salt and freshly ground black 

pepper. The olive oil provides 

just enough fat to help the salt 

and pepper create a great, caramelised 

crust. 

Clean and lubricate your grill 

grates with some cooking oil on 

a rolled up piece of paper towel 

(using tongs, of course). 

Place the ribeye steaks on the 

hottest part of the grill and then 

stand ready with the tongs. 

At this point, you are on flareup 

watch. The fat dripping off of 

the steaks could create a flare-up. 

If a flare-up occurs and doesn’t 

go away in a few seconds, simply 

use your tongs to slide the steaks 

away from the open flame until 

the flame dies down and then 

move them back over the heat. 

Continue to grill with the lid 

open for about 4-6min. 

Flip the steaks over onto the 

other side, still over the hottest 

part of the grill. 

Grill the ribeye steaks for an 

additional 4-6min on the other 

side, lid open, for a medium-rare 

delicious steak. 

Remove the steaks from the 

grill and allow to rest for 5min 

before serving. 

The resting period is important 

so that the juices don’t run 

out when you cut into the ribeye, 

so be patient. 

Slow-cooked beef rump 

with fennel and olives 

– Serves 4 

Ingredients 

Grilled steak 

from the 

barbecue and 

a slow roasted 

beef rump. 

1kg beef roast 

3 cloves crushed garlic 

1 Tbsp thyme leaves 

1 Tbsp rosemary leaf, chopped 

1 to taste flaky sea salt 

1 shallot, diced 

1 to taste freshly ground black 

pepper 

1 carrot, diced 

1 fennel bulb, sliced 

12 olives, pitted 

1 cup beef stock 

Directions 

Ensure beef is at room temperature 

before cooking. Wipe dry. 

Combine the garlic, thyme, 

rosemary, salt and pepper and rub 

over the meat. 

Place the vegetables on the base 

of a slow cooker or your outdoor 

cooker. 

Rest the meat on top. 

Add the stock and place the lid 

on the cooker. 

Turn the temperature to low and 

cook for 4-5 hours. 

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BMW wagon with performance edge 

WHEN I LOOK back at my first 

real car I wonder how much 

influence that model has in the 

way I view cars today. 

That car was an early F-series 

Holden, and up until the 

time where vee engines were 

introduced into the Commodore 

in the late 80s, most Holdens sold 

up until then had an in-line sixcylinder 

engine. 

I remember mine for its 

smooth, uninterrupted flow of 

power, and every time I drive 

inline sixes I relate to the feel and 

sound, even today the experience 

is not dissimilar. Given that my 

wife and I own two cars with 

that configuration, there must be 

some long-lasting effect. 

The latest inline six to come 

my way for evaluation was 

BMW’s M340i and it represents 

everything I like in a driveline. 

What’s more, its body style was 

another plus - it was a Touring 

wagon, all-up the package is 

something I see as being very 

desirable – definitely a Lottowinning 

dream car 

The 3-Series is my favourite 

BMW car line, it is traditional 

in many ways, and with an M 

badge you can bet the 340i has 

something special on offer in 

terms of performance. Of course, 

you don’t have to go high power, 

the 3 Touring is also available 

with two diesel engine options, 

four and six-cylinder. The range 

starts at $85,100 for the 320d, 

the 330d adds $14,700, while 

the M340i as evaluated sits at 

$129,300, and for my money it’s 

worth every cent, it is a fabulous 

all-round vehicle and certainly a 

compromise if you don’t want to 

join the masses and buy a sport 

utility vehicle. 

The heart of the M340i is its 

engine, not only does it have all 

the traditional BMW hallmarks 

of efficiency and sultry smooth 

behaviour, it is turbocharged, 

and that adds to the unfaltering 

delivery that makes this design so 

desirable. If you are wondering 

if this engine just arrived out of 

nowhere, it’s been around in the 

BMW Z4 for a few years now 

and, of course, it’s the same as 

that is fitted to Toyota’s latest 

Supra. 

BMW rates the 2998cc unit 

at 285kW with a beefy 500Nm 

of torque available at just 

1850rpm. The result is a potent 

flow of force from idle through 

to red-line. These outputs are 

enough to produce a standstill 

to 100km/h time of just 4.5sec, 

while its mid-range acceleration 

is extraordinary with a blistering 

3.9sec time to make 120km/h 

from 80km/h. 

• Price – BMW M340i 

Touring xDrive, $129,300 

• Dimensions – Length, 

4713mm; width, 1827mm; 

height, 1440mm 

• Configuration – Sixcylinder, 

four-wheel-drive, 

2998cc, 285kW, 500Nm, 

eight-speed automatic 

• Performance – 

0-100km/h, 4.5sec 

• Fuel usage – 8l/100km 

Drive is transmitted through 

a quick-shifting eight-speed 

automatic gearbox. In typical 

BMW fashion, power is then 

directed to the rear wheels, and 

herein lies another surprise, 

all 3-Series Touring wagons 

get xDrive, BMW’s power 

proportioning four-wheel-drive 

system. When the electronic 

traction control devices deem 

more grip is needed, drive is then 

transferred seamlessly to the 

front. 

Purists need not worry, the 

M340i still feels like a rear-wheeldrive 

car, and if you like it to 

be playful you can adjust the 

traction control settings so that 

bias to the rear is predominant. 

I didn’t alter the settings at all, I 

simply don’t drive to that extreme 

any more but it is nice to have 

that feel and knowing that if you 

BMW M340I: Silky smooth and powerful inline six-cylinder engine. 

do present a corner too quickly, 

or that there is a slippery exit, the 

systems are in place to keep you 

out of trouble. 

Drive is forceful, the engine 

reacts solidly to throttle request, 

providing instant acceleration 

along with a tantalising sound, 

there is an angry bellow out of 

the exhausts, although that only 

manifests under a heavy throttle, 

otherwise the engine has a sweet 

aural tone and only lets you know 

it is enjoying its work. 

That feel is transmitted 

throughout the entire car, not 

only is it exciting in terms of 

power flow, the M340i handles 

like a traditional sports sedan, the 

wagon section is no handicap in 

terms of how it feels in a corner, 

it has impeccable handling 

manners with high grip levels and 

a feel at the steering wheel that is 

natural, yet involving. 

The M340i sits on high 

performance, 19in Bridgestone 

Turanza tyres, there’s more 

rubber at the rear than there is 

at the front (225/40 and 255/35), 

steering feel is sharp and accuracy 

unsurpassed. 

Road works near Glenroy on 

my favourite inland route – State 

Highway 72/scenic route – meant 

looking for other roads on which 

to evaluate, I decided on the 

northern section of that road 

from Loburn to Waddington and 

could tell the M340i enjoyed the 

freedom of those straights and 

fast flowing corners. It was in its 

element on the high country run, 

it is a genuine touring car and one 

which delights with its ability. 

It can be forced into corners 

quickly, rewarding with its 

balance and directional stability, 

the suspension is sublime, 

creating athleticism along with 

balance. 

A lot of the latter is due to a 

marginally lowered ride height 

from that of its stablemates, 

at 1.4m it sits low meaning 

gravitational movement is 

negated to full effect. That’s 

something you get in an M-Sport 

car, the chassis mechanicals are 

engineered for performance, 

there’s also a premium brake 

package which provides 

immediate surety when speed 

needs to be chiselled off quickly. 

Not only does the M340i 

reward the driver with its highspeed 

capability, it is also the 

everyday car which does its 

best to look after the occupants. 

Ride comfort is superb and it is 

amazingly practical, the rear load 

section isn’t cavernous, but it is 

deep and easily took care of the 

hefty Kiddie-family grocery haul. 

The cabin is plush and the seats 

are formed brilliantly to contain 

the body. Seat adjustment is vast, 

there are several applications to 

suit the driver and most are done 

electrically. There are also heated 

seats for when winter bites. 

Other features include headup 

display, satellite navigation, 

electric sunroof, paddle-shifters, 

automatic stop-start, and 

comprehensive infotainment 

network, many of these functions 

can be controlled by voice 

activation. 

As part of the on-screen 

displays, the M340i has a 

comprehensive trip computer 

and fuel usage readouts, bearing 

in mind there are economical 

drive modes if the driver wishes 

to select them through a consolemounted 

switching system. 

Against BMW’s eight-litre 

per 100km combined cycle 

claim, I recorded a 9.6l/100km 

figure along with a 5.8l/100km 

instantaneous figure travelling 

at 100km/h on the highway with 

the engine turning over relaxed at 

just 1400rpm. 

How BMW make this engine 

so relaxed yet so forceful is a 

constant source of amazement, 

the M340i is a car for those who 

want everyday relaxation in 

their travel, yet know that there 

is power in abundance for the 

highway overtake and for speed 

when conditions allow. 

The 3-Series in total is a range 

of vehicles engineered for driving 

pleasure and I’m really smitten 

with the concept, the M340i has 

road feel, power and handling 

that makes you feel so much part 

of the car. 

I didn’t win Big Wednesday last 

week, but when the right balls 

eventually roll out the BMW 

dealership can expect a visit from 

me.



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• By Louis Day 

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2020 


IT COULD 

WEDNESDAY, 

be a while until 

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the eastern suburbs start to 

see Lianne Dalziel’s campaign 

aspirations for the area come to 

fruition. 

During October’s local body 

elections, Ms Dalziel identified 

repairs to the eastern part of the 

city’s footpaths, pipes and roads 

as one of her main priorities for 

this term. 

“We need a fully integrated 

programme of works for the 

east, I have loosely called this 

the eastern alliance, which 

would essentially be an alliance 

of contractors who can take 

the whole area bit by bit and 

systematically get the work 

done,” she said during the 

campaign. 

GIRL BOSS: Julia Holmes But chief wants executive to be a Dawn geneticist after high school, and feels the GirlBoss Advantage programme will help 

her achieve her dreams. Baxendale said any request to 


• By Bea Gooding 

pursue a specific for biology, project in and the from a young Julia is one of 25 young were often male-dominated, 

east would have age to has be always agreed been interested women chosen around the with particular focus on science, 

technology, engineering 

FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD upon Julia by council. 

South New Brighton School pupil Jacob McMillan enjoying the foam pit at Christchurch School of 

City councillors are yet to pass 

Gymnastics, which opened its doors to pupils while the school was closed due to fire damage. 

Holmes is on a mission on to 

in how things worked, often country to participate in the 

taking things apart just to put GirlBoss Advantage programme 

next month, designed She was shocked to hear the 

and maths. 

make a difference in the world. any guidance them to back staff together. around 

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MARCH 24, 2020 


Northern Corridor opening has 

been delayed by six months. 

The CNC was due to open in 

the middle of this year, but last 

week the New 

Zealand Transport 

Agency 

announced more 

time was needed 

to complete the 

$290m motorway. 

The original 

scope of the 

project has been Mark Wilson 

extended to include 

a third southbound lane on 

the Waimakariri River bridge and 

a clip-on cycleway. 

St Albans resident Mark Wilson 

said GIRL the BOSS: community Julia Holmes are “somewhat 

her achieve thankful” her for dreams. the delay. 


wants to be a geneticist after high school, and feels the GirlBoss Advantage programme will help 

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CALLS HAVE been made to 

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to the Covid-19 crisis. 

City councillors James Gough, 

Sam MacDonald, Catherine 

Chu, Phil Mauger, Aaron Keown 

and James Daniels have sent a 

letter to Mayor Lianne Dalziel 

asking her to lead a conversation 

as to how a zero per cent rates 

increase could be achieved this 

year. 

The city council is proposing 

an average rates increase of 4.65 

per cent across all ratepayers in 

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rates increase over 10 years. 

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clear business as usual is not 

appropriate and the council 

needs to look at how we enable 

this 12-month rates increase 

freeze to occur, it’s crucial for 

the economic confidence of our 

city.” 

Ms Dalziel said the last thing 

the city council needed was for 

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BAY HARBOUR 

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Queen $ 549 

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Double $ 654 

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Double $ 734 

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Double $ 824 

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Double $ 874 

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Double $ 1474 

King $ 1899 


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$ 

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NOW 

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1199 

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