Southern View: March 04, 2021

THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 2021
Connecting Your Local Community
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Manaia meets
her cricket
heroes
Page 3
The beauty of
the estuary is
for everyone
Page 8
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OPPORTUNITY: Cashmere High School deputy principal Blair Johnson
demonstrating a perfect catch. (Right) – Head of cricket Paul Weggery with the
Women’s World Cup cricket trophy. ​
CASHMERE HIGH School students had the
opportunity to get up close and personal with the
Women’s World Cup cricket trophy last week.
They were able to capture the moment
through selfies and the school photographer.
Canterbury Cricket also provided fun activities,
such as the dive mat, to allow students and
staff to showcase their cricketing prowess.
Deputy principal Blair Johnson took a
“particularly fine diving catch.”
Said head of cricket Paul Weggery: “The
central principle of cricket is the love of playing
the game. This allows you to be relaxed while
taking the opportunities given to you in order
to attain excellence.
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Safety
concerns
over
medical
centre
plans
• By Samantha Mythen
REDCLIFFS residents have
concerns an upgrade to the
community’s medical centre will
pose a danger to cyclists and
others who the use
the shared Coastal
Pathway.
The Redcliffs Residents
Association
is now calling on
the city council to
notify the resource
consent needed for
the development on
Pat
McIntosh
Main Rd, allowing the public to
provide feedback.
Rebuilding the medical centre
on the new site will mean vehicle
access into the building will have
to cross the popular Coastal
Pathway.
Redcliffs Residents Association
secretary Pat McIntosh said: “We
have major concerns for the safety
of those who use the pathway,
including cyclists and children.
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Manaia meets cricket heroes at coin toss
CRICKET FAN Manaia Kereopa
said she was “sort of nervous, but
really excited” to meet the players
at the White Ferns v England one
day match at Hagley Oval.
Manaia, 10, took part in
the pre-match coin toss on
February 24 with captains Heather
Knight and Sophie Devine as
part of the ANZ coin toss competition.
Manaia, who attends Te Pā o
Rākaihautū school in Linwood,
won the opportunity to be an
ANZ coin toss kid and experience
standing side by side with the
captains as they decided what
team would bat and bowl.
Manaia said even though it was
nerve-wracking waiting to get on
the field with the captains she “felt
really good after.”
“I was excited once I got out
there in front of the big crowd”,
she said.
“My favourite part was getting
to meet all the players and get
their signatures on my T-shirt.”
Manaia was really happy that she
got to talk to her favourite player
Amy Satterthwaite and watch the
teams warm up for the game. She
likes watching cricket with her
family, and said: “I want to learn
how to play now.”
Said head of sponsorship at
ANZ Sue McGregor: “Manaia
was one of 23 young cricketers
and fans chosen to take part in
the pre-match custom this cricket
season.
“After such a tough year for the
country in 2020, it has been even
more apparent the important role
that sport and our sporting heroes
play to inspire our future generations.
“We are so pleased to be able to
continue creating these once in
a lifetime opportunities for our
future Blackcaps and White
Ferns. Getting to meet their
heroes is something we hope
will stay with them for years to
come.”
The coin toss experience is part
of ANZ’s long-standing support of
Kiwi cricketers.
Since 2009 ANZ has given
over $1 million to cricket players,
teams and clubs. In addition,
ANZ has donated $1 million
in grants to grass roots cricket
and netball clubs to help them
get back up and running after
Covid-19.
•Applications to win the
chance to take part in the
ANZ coin toss experience
are still open. Apply for
the experience or for an
ANZ cricket grant at www.
anzcricketworld.co.nz/
EXPERIENCE: Manaia Kereopa with England captain Heather Knight and Black Ferns
captain Sophie Devine at the coin toss between the two sides at Hagley Oval on
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10-year celebrations for market
• From page 1
“We saw this in Devon Conway’s
epic 99 against Australia,’’
he said.
“Every time we play, we enjoy
the opportunity,” which was
evident in the school’s recent
championship performance in the
T20 Gillette Cup Qualifier.
Next up for the school is the
girl’s competition with the theme
being “Fun with Cricket.”
The first XI also have their next
Gillette Cup knockout match
against St Bede’s College.
THE OPAWA Farmers’ Market
has celebrated a decade of
supplying residents with fresh
and local produce.
Launched just days after the
February 22, 2011, earthquake,
the market was a welcome initiative.
Its timely arrival provided
a haven for locals to connect
and purchase fresh, local
produce and other staples
from Canterbury growers and
producers.
Although it appeared to be a
response to the earthquakes, the
market had actually been many
months in the planning.
Because of this, all the growers
and producers had already been
secured, many of whom lost all
of their usual outlets due to the
earthquakes.
Ten years on, and with over
500 events under its belt, market
manager Doug Hesp is proud
that the market continues to
maintain its primary purpose of
providing a local outlet to purchase
fresh produce direct from
their local growers.
“It’s great to see our community
supporting local growers
and producers which not only
strengthens community connections
but also our food security,”
he said.
“We are aware some of our
regular weekly shoppers came
to that first market and have
continued to support their local
businesses throughout this time.
We’d like to pass on our thanks
and appreciation on behalf of
our stallholders to all those who
have supported the market over
the years.”
About 1000 tonnes of local
produce has been supplied
through the market over the past
decade – just one example of the
positive impact the market has
had on the wider community.
The farmers’ market has also
been host to a number of popular
events over the years drawing
in locals and Cantabrians from
afar including the children’s
spud growing competitions,
MILESTONE:
A vegetable
grower at
the Opawa
Farmers’
Market, which
celebrates
its 10-year
anniversary
this weekend. ​
tomato growing competitions,
numerous berry fests and annual
Christmas markets.
Residents are invited to
celebrate their success this
Sunday from 9am. There will be
entertainment from band Secret
Lives of Ukelele.
‘Fun with cricket’ part of school sport programme
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Bid to ensure safety of pathway users
• From page 1
“It would break the flow of the
path which was intended to be
an unbroken route from town
through to Sumner.”
Said Coastal Pathway Group
chairman Hanno Sander: “As
stewards of the Coastal Pathway,
we want to work with the community
to ensure safety for pathway
users. Currently the vision
for the pathway is a continuous
6.5km connection between communities.
“We are concerned that a busy
access point would split that connection.”
Only one of the shops would
remain if the medical centre was
rebuilt in that area, and planting
and established flower gardens
would likely have to be removed.
“The area is part of the economic
centre of the village and
we are reluctant to close another
• By Samantha Mythen
WORK IS happening
behind the scenes on
mountain bike track
upgrades in Urumau
Reserve.
Lyttelton Mountain Bike
Club member Joshua Merriam,
asked the Banks Peninsula
Community Board
at its meeting on Monday to
approve the track upgrades
at the reserve’s entrance.
The track is a component of
the 2018 Urumau Development
Plan.
He presented a petition to
the board with more than
100 signatures during the
meeting.
Community board
chairwoman Tori Peden
said the board is waiting
for a final report from city
council regional parks
manager Paul Devlin
commercial venue,” McIntosh
said.
“The village is quite vulnerable
and we do not want to threaten
the economic viability.”
The residents’ association has
asked the community board to
Progress under way
for track upgrade
as there is now funding
available for improvements
on the track.
Said Mt Herbert
subdivision board member
Scott Winter: “Everyone
is in agreement that this
should be approved.”
Merriam said the community
board’s response
was frustrating as it has
been the same response
they have been receiving for
several years.
“I’ll give them the benefit
of the doubt and trust that
movement is actually happening
in the background,”
Merriam said.
The campaign began in
August 2018 after the board
approved the development
plan, including the entrance
track.
However, no progress has
been made since then to
look at the project and to provide
advice on whether it should be
approved.
McIntosh spoke to a planner
involved in the project last month
who said they were looking into
the safety and traffic aspects of it.
actually approve the access
track into the reserve.
Instead the track is still
classified as a “proposed
track,” in spite of being used
by both mountain bikers
and walkers alike to access
the track.
“It’s roadblock terminology,”
said Merriam.
Inaction from discussions
with the Urumau Reserve
Management Committee,
prompted Merriam to take
this campaign to the board.
Approving the track
would allow for increased
engagement with the reserve
and it would complete the
entrance connection from
Foster Tce to the Urumau
traverse track, allowing for
appreciation of the native
planting through which the
area it traverses, Merriam
said.
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us your views on the plan
to move the medical
centre at Redcliffs. Email
samantha.mythen@
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• By Ella Somers
A PENGUIN statue created in honour
of Snow Richards, the longest-serving
member at the Suburbs Rugby Football
Club, has sold for $9000 at auction.
Snow, 89, has been a member of the
club for 73 years. He was not at the Pop
Up Penguin charity auction last week
but said “it feels pretty good” that his
statue namesake sold for $9000 at the
charity auction.
The penguin statue, known as both
Kotahi Tātou and Snow the penguin,
was part of the popular Pop Up Penguins
art trail held over the summer
in Christchurch. It was one of over 50
penguin statues that was auctioned off
to raise funds for the Cholmondeley
Children’s Centre.
The auction raised a total of
$1,007,300 with 75 per cent of that going
to the Cholmondeley Children’s Centre,
a charity which provides respite care for
young children who have family experiencing
crisis.
It was a surprise to Snow that the penguin
statue sold for the amount it did as
he thought it might have gone for “three
or four thousand, something like that”.
“I didn’t think I was worth that
DEVELOPMENT: The
proposed site for the
new medical centre at
Redcliffs.
PHOTO:
GEOFF SLOAN
Linwood-Heathcote-Central
Community Board chairwoman
Alexandra Davids confirmed
the plans were still being developed.
She said once that occurred,
stakeholders would be approached
for feedback.
McIntosh said: “We do not
want the medical centre to leave
the village, it is important to the
community.”
“But it would be ideal if the
medical centre could be built
on its own original site and if
we could facilitate this for them.
There would be good access, it
would still be close to the centre
of the village without interfering
with the Coastal Pathway.”
The medical centre is expected
to move from 180 Main Rd and
rebuild at 93-95 in the village
centre.
It is the perfect site for the
medical centre as they are wanting
to consolidate their resources
into one building, including a
pharmacy.
The owner of the medical
centre was unavailable for
comment.
Snow’s penguin goes for $9k
HONOURED: A penguin statue
honouring veteran Suburbs
Rugby Football Club member
Snow Richards goes for $9000 at
charity auction.
much,” he said.
If he had won Lotto, he would have
bought the penguin, Richards said, but
it’s “good all round” that it has raised so
much money for the children’s centre.
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Pupils at Beckenham Te Kura o Pūroto marked
the 10th anniversary of the February 22, 2011,
earthquake with chalk drawings and messages.
The school remembered the day by talking about
how the city lived their school values, We Care, We
Get There Together, We Make a Difference.
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Triathlon stars set to light
up the Sea2Sky Challenge
The Brad Richards Building Sea2Sky
Challenge 2021 will boast a stellar line up
this year with the majority of New Zealands
olympic triathlon hopefuls heading to
Sumner on 14th March.
The annual Challenge offers an end of
summer test for the serious athlete as well
as those that just want to give it a try. The
sixth edition of the challenge has partnered
with local company Brad Richards Building
as this year’s principal race sponsor.
Director and Redcliffs resident Brad
Richards completed the 17km run last year
“we are so lucky to have such an incredible
run right on our door step. The section from
Godley Head back to the clocktower is
stunning but tough on the legs with all the
ups and downs”.
The 2021 event will see Olympic triathlon
hopefuls jostle for bragging rights, as well
as over $5000 prize purse. Hayden Wilde,
a rising star of world triathlon and potential
olympic medalist has confirmed his entry,
along with former world Under 23 years
champion Tayler Reid, top international Sam
Ward and local professional Saxon Morgan.
The women’s field will include former
Under 23 years World Champion Rebecca
Spence up against Nicole Van der Kaay,
Commonwealth Games relay medallist, as
well as highly regarded Ainsley Thorpe and
Sophie Corbidge.
The event was the brainchild of Sumner
resident and triathlon legend Dr John
Hellemans whose grand children are now
amongst the participants in the kids event,
“in the early days of triathlon it was all a
bit of an adventure, this event brings some
of that adventure back to a sport that has
become quite structured - it’s also great to
see all the kids involved”.
As well as the elite racing there are events
for all ages and abilities with a duathlon
option, 17km run, Junior racing and kids
Aquathon. One of the oldest competitors
and a regular on the Christchurch triathlon
scene, John Gordon, 81 years young will
also be out there competing.
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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 Marion
Smart writes about what makes the
estuary such a special place
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ESTUARY MATTERS
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The beauty of the estuary is for everyone
THE AVON-Heathcote
Estuary provides a haven for an
abundance of bird species and
marine life, a venue for both
peaceful and exhilarating waterbased
recreation, and an everchanging
backdrop along which
to jog, walk or cycle.
For an array of ornithologists
and scientists, the estuary with its
identified 149 bird, 26 fish and 92
plant species as well as hundreds
of invertebrates, serves as a
valuable ecosystem for specialist
studies and monitoring surveys
(which have, unfortunately,
showed that Te Ihutai has suffered
a decline in biodiversity over
recent years).
But Te Ihutai is not just a scientist’s
dream environment.
For the everyday birdwatcher,
local resident or visitor to the
area, the estuary radiates a unique
beauty that offers magnificent
experiences – for peaceful reflection
during a sunrise over its
blue tranquility; kids in their first
yacht race on choppy waters;
the opportunity to watch one of
the local shags ingest a flounder
five times the width of its throat;
and birds soaring overhead,
with wings spread, flying ever so
gracefully.
For me, the estuary’s beauty
lies in its constant transformations
– its fast tidal flows in and
out, aqua blue at the ocean’s
mouth, changing colour as it
heads to the rivers, the midestuary
sandbanks sitting high
sustaining a myriad of birds
foraging for food, then disappearing
as the tide comes in; the sun
and the moon, each lighting the
estuary with a varying intensity
as they rise and set, providing a
serene environment for a paddle
boarder and their dog to gently
travel with the tide.
The beauty of our estuary is
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