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Thursday,<strong>August</strong>5,<strong>2021</strong> | Issue957 | www.starnews.co.nz<br />

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Aqua play park<br />

still on track to<br />

open in October<br />

Kaiapoi victorious<br />

By DAVID HILL<br />

Kaiapoi’s proposedaqua play park<br />

couldbeupand running by October.<br />

The Kaiapoi­Tuahiwi Community<br />

Boardgranted alicence to occupyto<br />

the WHoWCharitable Trust to operate<br />

an aqua play park in Courtenay Lake,<br />

Kaiapoi, at an extraordinary meeting<br />

on Monday evening.<br />

The proposalissubject to the trust<br />

obtaining the necessary resource<br />

consents.<br />

Trustdeputy chairperson Jason Mill<br />

is hopefulthe aqua play parkcouldbe<br />

operating in about three months.<br />

‘‘We’re really pleased.<br />

‘‘We’ve got threeresourceconsents<br />

to apply for.<br />

‘‘It’s all drafted up, so now we can get<br />

them in and hopefullyget on with it.’’<br />

He said the equipmentand life<br />

jackets were‘‘sittinginashipping<br />

container’’ in Singapore, ready to be<br />

shipped to Kaiapoi, should the trust<br />

get the go ahead.<br />

The trustrequires land use and<br />

buildingconsents from the<br />

Waimakariri District Council and a<br />

resource consent from Environment<br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> (ECan).<br />

Waimakariri District Council<br />

communityand recreation manager<br />

ChrisBrownsaid at the meeting 89<br />

submissions were receivedduring the<br />

recent consultation,with 71 percent<br />

supportingthe project and 23%<br />

opposed.<br />

The majorityofsubmissions came<br />

from residents in the Kaiapoi­Tuahiwi<br />

CommunityBoard area.<br />

Amongthe concerns raised by<br />

submitters were water quality,the<br />

impact on wildlife including on<br />

breeding and spawning, traffic<br />

managementand parking, noise and<br />

the risk of vandalism.<br />

Mr Brownsaid the concerns would<br />

be addressedduring the consent<br />

processes.<br />

He said the trusthad engaged an<br />

ecologist ‘‘to investigate the effects of<br />

the activity on the surrounding natural<br />

environment’’.<br />

It had alsobeen workingwith ECan<br />

to assessthe levels of E.coli in the<br />

lake, with 11 testsconducted to date.<br />

‘‘The amount of E.coli in the water is<br />

usedasaway of measuring the<br />

suitability of the water for contact<br />

recreation (i.e. swimming),’’ Mr Brown<br />

said.<br />

‘‘Atall timesthe waterquality has<br />

remained within swimmable limits<br />

during the recent testing, evenafter<br />

significant rain events suchasthe<br />

flooding in late May.’’<br />

Members of the public attending the<br />

meeting wereconcern the aquaplay<br />

park would restrict publicuse, but Mr<br />

Brownsaid alicence to occupy was not<br />

the sameasaleaseagreement.<br />

‘‘A licence is not soleuse, so it will<br />

be available as it is now forwalking the<br />

dog or enjoyingthe natural<br />

environment.’’<br />

The boardapproved athree year<br />

licence to the WHoW CharitableTrust,<br />

with the right of renewal.<br />

It set arent of $1 for the firstyear.<br />

The rental will be reviewedevery 12<br />

months.<br />

Whilethe licence willbeheld by the<br />

trust, day to day operations will be run<br />

by Aqualand New Zealand, anew<br />

business establishedbytrusteesand a<br />

private investor.<br />

The trust has committed to engaging<br />

with local schools, Ngai Tuahuriri and<br />

the wider community, if the project is<br />

consented, to ensure the venture is a<br />

family friendly activity.<br />

After­match celebrations ... Kaiapoi lock Naca Namata with his son Marika, after<br />

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Private wells need to be tested<br />

By DAVID HILL<br />

Raisingpublic awareness around<br />

nitratecontaminationinprivate wells<br />

is agoodthing, saysMichael Blackwell.<br />

The WaimakaririZone Committee<br />

chairpersonwas responding to<br />

Environment <strong>Canterbury</strong>’s (ECan)<br />

latestgroundwaterquality survey,<br />

which found E.coliand nitrate<br />

contamination in someprivatewells.<br />

‘‘I thinkraising publicawareness is a<br />

goodthing. We havesuch abig number<br />

of lifestyle blocksinour districtwith<br />

privatewells, so we needtobe<br />

engaging withthose peopletoget their<br />

wells tested,’’ Mr Blackwellsaid.<br />

The presenceofnitrate<br />

contamination has been attributed,in<br />

part, to theinflux of dairy farming on<br />

lightersoils over the last 20 years,he<br />

said.<br />

‘‘Tobefair,10years ago nobody<br />

really knewabout nitrate<br />

contamination in drinking water.<br />

‘‘It’s something everybody should be<br />

conscious off,but we’re waitingon<br />

Plan Change 7toaddress that,soit’san<br />

ongoingprocess.’’<br />

Samples were collected from322<br />

wells in spring2020 to help scientists<br />

understandthe state of the resource<br />

Hurunui Garden Festival scholarship on offer<br />

By ROBYN BRISTOW<br />

A$2000 scholarship is on offer for<br />

students living in the Hurunui District<br />

to study horticulture, agriculture, or<br />

landscape design or arelated field at<br />

tertiary level.<br />

The scholarship is being offered by<br />

Hurunui Garden Festival Inc (HGF), and<br />

is open to any students in their final year<br />

of schooling from Year 11 to 13, and<br />

whose family home is in the Hurunui<br />

District.<br />

The HGF is offering the scholarship<br />

for next year, as part of its commitment<br />

to invest back to its community if it<br />

makes aprofit from its annual Hurunui<br />

Garden Festival.<br />

Chairman Gary Mitchell says HGF is<br />

united in following its ethos of being<br />

‘‘inspirational and supportive to the<br />

residents of the Hurunui’’.<br />

The scholarship is aimed at helping<br />

the successful applicant with fees<br />

associated with their course, such as<br />

tuition fees, text books, and any course<br />

related costs or living costs.<br />

It is open to home schooled students,<br />

local high school students, and those<br />

who may live in the district, but attend a<br />

high school or boarding school outside<br />

the district.<br />

Applications, which must include a<br />

brief letter, and two references with<br />

contact details, can be emailed to<br />

and assess changes in water quality<br />

overtime,ECan groundwater science<br />

managerCarl Hansonsaid.<br />

‘‘The resultsinthe latest reportare<br />

whatweexpected.Groundwater is<br />

vulnerabletocontamination, including<br />

E. coli and nitrate.’’<br />

E. coli was detected in samples from<br />

37 wells (11 percent),while samples<br />

from20wells (6%)had nitrate<br />

concentrationsabovethe national<br />

drinking water standardof50<br />

milligrams perlitre or 11.3mg/Lof<br />

nitrate­nitrogen.<br />

All of the wells withnitrate andE.<br />

coliabove the nationaldrinking water<br />

standard were privatelyowned, with<br />

ownersbeingnotified.<br />

Nitrate concentrations in<br />

groundwater havebeenincreasing for<br />

manyyears, duelargelytonutrient<br />

lossesfrom agricultural land,Mr<br />

Hansonsaid.<br />

‘‘<strong>Canterbury</strong>has someofthe strictest<br />

land­userulesinNew Zealandto<br />

protect theregion’s water quality.Over<br />

time, these steps willhelp ensure that<br />

lessnitrate enters<strong>Canterbury</strong>’s<br />

water.’’<br />

Greenpeace hascalledonECan to be<br />

upfrontabout health risks of nitrate<br />

contamination, as the new datashows<br />

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September 30. The committee can award<br />

the scholarship to one or more students,<br />

nitrate contamination in drinking<br />

water is rising.<br />

‘‘Thecurrent message from ECan is<br />

that if your water is anywhere under<br />

that extremelyhigh contamination<br />

rate of 11.3mgper litre of nitrate, then<br />

it’s safetodrink,’’ Greenpeacesenior<br />

campaignerSteve Abel said.<br />

‘‘That deniesthe emerging science<br />

showing adversehealth effects well<br />

belowthatlimit.’’<br />

He said a2018Danishstudyshowed<br />

an increasedrisk of bowelcancer at<br />

just 0.87mg/Lofnitrate contamination<br />

in drinking water,while theNew<br />

Zealand CollegeofMidwives had<br />

calledonthe governmenttolower the<br />

11.3mg/L limit afterstudiesshowed<br />

that 5mg/L nitrate contamination can<br />

increaseriskofpremature birthsby<br />

half.<br />

Greenpeacehas conducted free<br />

water testinginWoodendand<br />

Ashburton in recent months, testing<br />

more than 450watersamplesacross<br />

theregion.<br />

‘‘Thefactthat we’ve had such<br />

demandfor these freetesting days, and<br />

thetone of the conversations that we’re<br />

havingwithCantabrians, showthat<br />

people aretaking thenitrate riskto<br />

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Stadium opens to the community<br />

Waimakariri’s new $28 millionstadium<br />

will open its doors to the community this<br />

Sunday,<strong>August</strong> 8.<br />

The 6000 metresquare MainPower<br />

Stadium featuresfour standard­size<br />

courts, and is the largestcommunity<br />

facility built in the district.<br />

Waimakariri MayorDan Gordonsays it<br />

will be an inspiration to the next<br />

generation of athletes, atremendous<br />

community asset, and provideyoung<br />

people with easier accesstohigh quality<br />

sportand activities.<br />

MainPower, <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>’s<br />

electricity distributor,was named lead<br />

sponsor latelast year, adding to asuite of<br />

neighbouring sporting facilitieson<br />

Coldstream Road, Rangiora, already<br />

bearing the MainPowername,including<br />

MainPower Cricket Oval and MainPower<br />

Hockey Turf.<br />

The Maria Andrew Park football ground<br />

is nearby, and neighbouring councilowned<br />

land is earmarkedfor tennis courts<br />

and further sportsfieldswhen required.<br />

It has taken just 18 monthstobuild, and<br />

will be managed by the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

Sport and Recreation Trust.<br />

Chief executive officerMichael Sharpe<br />

says the stadium reduces the need for the<br />

communitytotravel outside the districtfor<br />

training or competitions.<br />

‘‘We have everything hereunderone<br />

roof.<br />

‘‘The stadium givesusthe exciting<br />

opportunitytoprovide top­levelamenities<br />

which would put us in the perfect position<br />

to host regional and national<br />

competitions.’’<br />

The openingwill begin at noon, witha<br />

welcome from Te Ngai Tuahuriri<br />

Runanga, followed by speeches, ribbon<br />

cuttingand unveiling of acommemorative<br />

plaque.<br />

Throughout theafternoonthe public<br />

willbeable to enjoy tours of the full<br />

facility and demonstrations fromlocal<br />

sports club in the maincourtarea.<br />

‘‘Wewould lovefor peoplefrom allover<br />

our districttojoin us in celebrating the<br />

openingofthis wonderful community<br />

asset,’’ Mr Gordon says.<br />

The stadium will be home to arange of<br />

sports including futsal, handball, korfball,<br />

volleyball, netball, badminton,and<br />

basketball. It includes acentral fitness<br />

facility,changing rooms, coaching and<br />

meetingspaces, and seating for up to 500<br />

spectators.<br />

Mr Sharpe says the Trust wants to see<br />

wideuse of the facility by residents, fitness<br />

centre members, interest groups and<br />

sporting clubs.<br />

The stadium was designed by Warren<br />

and Mahoney Architects, and built by<br />

Leigh Construction.<br />

Citizens Advice Bureau moving to new home<br />

Citizens Advice Bureau<strong>North</strong><strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

(CABNC) is moving from its Rangiora<br />

Library officetonew premises nearby.<br />

The Rangiora bureau began its days in<br />

1978 in an old bikeshop,moving several<br />

timesuntil apermanenthome was found<br />

inside the Rangiora Librarywith the<br />

Waimakariri District Councilmaking<br />

spaceavailable off the ChamberGallery.<br />

In 2011the bureau had to spend afew<br />

months at the DudleyPark Cricket<br />

paviliontoenable staff to maintain their<br />

service to clients while earthquake repairs<br />

were done in the library. Lastyear during<br />

the Covid­19lockdown volunteersworked<br />

from home respondingtocalls from<br />

clients, and ateam was also partofa<br />

nationwide response in conjunction with<br />

the Ministry of Social Development,<br />

phoningolder people living alone to check<br />

if they neededsupport.<br />

The CABNC chair, Margaret Finnie,<br />

says the movetonew premisescame about<br />

after the Waimakariri District Council<br />

offeredthe opportunity to shift to amore<br />

visiblestreet front at 209 High Street.<br />

‘‘We plan to moveinto the new office<br />

during this weekend (on <strong>August</strong>7­8),<br />

finishing the afternoonshiftinour current<br />

Rangiora Libraryoffice this Friday<br />

(<strong>August</strong> 6) and reopeningonMonday,<br />

<strong>August</strong> 9, in our newpremises.<br />

‘‘That way there will be no disruptionto<br />

the serviceweprovidetoour clients,’’<br />

Margaret says.<br />

‘‘We are very excited to be moving and<br />

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Waimakariri’s new park and ride bus<br />

service has carried more than 30,000<br />

passengers into Christchurch in its first<br />

six months.<br />

The 91 and 92 Waimakariri direct bus<br />

services from Kaiapoi and Rangiora to<br />

central Christchurch began operating in<br />

January as ajoint initiative between the<br />

Waimakariri District Council,<br />

Environment <strong>Canterbury</strong>, Waka Kotahi<br />

New Zealand Transport Agency and the<br />

Christchurch City Council in abid to<br />

reduce congestion in the city.<br />

Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon has<br />

been using the service to commute to<br />

meetings in the city and has been<br />

pleased with the support.<br />

‘‘I’m akeen user myself and it’s<br />

fantastic to be able to skip the traffic<br />

when heading in and out of Christchurch<br />

during peak times<br />

‘‘This service is agreat asset to our<br />

community and everyone who gets on<br />

board helps reduce our carbon<br />

emissions by taking an extra car off the<br />

road.’’<br />

Waimakariri District Council road<br />

safety co­ordinator Kathy Graham says<br />

the park and ride service has given<br />

commuters more choice.<br />

‘‘While not taking the car to work isn’t<br />

possible for everyone, it’s great that<br />

there is more choice for those that can<br />

consider alternatives, even if it’s just<br />

once or twice aweek.<br />

‘‘We also know there’s people who are<br />

cycling to the park and ride and using<br />

the lock up bike cages before jumping on<br />

the bus, or parking their vehicle and<br />

then cycling the remainder of the<br />

journey.’’<br />

Both services have four morning trips<br />

to town every weekday and five return<br />

Express service ... The Rangiora 91 bus service picks up passengers on one of its morning<br />

runs.<br />

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trips in the afternoon, making use of the<br />

T2 lanes on the Christchurch <strong>North</strong>ern<br />

Corridor to ensure afast trip into town.<br />

‘‘It’s really encouraging to see people<br />

utilising the services. Thanks to all that<br />

have supported these new services.<br />

We’ll continue to promote them in the<br />

coming months to encourage more<br />

people to give public transport ago,’’<br />

Metro spokesperson Thomas<br />

McNaughton says.<br />

Between 40 and 100 car parks are<br />

available at each of the park and ride<br />

facilities in Rangiora and Kaiapoi,<br />

which are maintained by the<br />

Waimakariri District Council.<br />

Lighting, security cameras, and secure<br />

bike storage cases are in place at each<br />

facility and there is free Wi­Fi available<br />

as part of the service.<br />

The Rangiora service departs from<br />

River Road, White Street and South Belt<br />

facilities, while Kaiapoi users can get on<br />

at the Charles Street and Wrights Road<br />

sites.<br />

The Wrights Road facility has recently<br />

been upgraded, with abus turnaround<br />

and pedestrian pick up point added<br />

beside the existing car park.<br />

The project partners will conduct a<br />

review of the services after afull year<br />

has passed, including timetables.<br />

Kaikoura’slong term plan approved<br />

By DAVID HILL<br />

Will Doughty is relieved to get his first<br />

Long Term Plan out of the way.<br />

The Kaikoura District Council chief<br />

executive stepped into his newrole in<br />

February, and beganthe processof<br />

developing the <strong>2021</strong>/31 LongTerm Plan,<br />

whichhas been adopted, after being<br />

audited by Audit New Zealand.<br />

‘‘Formecoming in and starting in<br />

February it was afast learning curve in<br />

picking it up. It’s beenagood process<br />

and the councillors have acknowledged<br />

the effort put in by thestaff.<br />

‘‘Nowabout the deliveryand doing<br />

what we say we are going to do.’’<br />

Therewere 71 submissions received<br />

whichraised273 individual points.<br />

‘‘The majorityofsubmissions<br />

supported the fivemain options we<br />

consulted on across the different<br />

categories, so we were able to adopt the<br />

draft with our preferred options.’’<br />

The biggestchange was in the roading,<br />

where the councilwas unable to secure<br />

funding from WakaKotahi NZ Transport<br />

Agency.<br />

Councillors voted to absorb the<br />

funding shortfall through loan funding<br />

and reduceoperational expenditure to<br />

90 percent of what was originally<br />

budgeted.<br />

‘‘It is important that we get on and do<br />

the work,otherwisewewillget ourselves<br />

into moreofahole.’’<br />

Aworking group will be established to<br />

plan roadingand footpath renewal<br />

priorities. Apart from roading and<br />

footpaths, the council is not facing any<br />

major capital expenditure overthe next<br />

decade, due largely to the $38 million<br />

earthquakerebuild,which was<br />

completedlast yearfollowing the 2016<br />

earthquake.<br />

Withthe wastecontract renewed with<br />

Innovative WasteKaikoura, planning<br />

willbegin for anew transfer stationin<br />

2023.<br />

It willbeloan funded, withuser pays<br />

feestohelp service the loan.<br />

Kaikoura’s landfill is expectedto<br />

reach capacity over the nextfew years,<br />

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The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> 5, <strong>2021</strong><br />

Nth Canty well represented at Olympics<br />

By DAVID HILL<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> rowing great Athol<br />

Earl says he was amazed to see New<br />

Zealand’s latest Olympic rowing<br />

success.<br />

The 1972 Olympic Games men’s<br />

rowing eight gold medallist admitted he<br />

didn’t expect this year’s men’s eight to<br />

win gold.<br />

‘‘It was bizarre. Ithought they would<br />

get bronze or maybe silver. It was mind<br />

blowing and the women did bloody well<br />

­silver is very good.<br />

‘‘I’m on such ahigh today Idon’t know<br />

how Iwill sleep tonight,’’ he said on<br />

Friday.<br />

This year’s New Zealand rowing<br />

squad won gold medals in the men’s<br />

eight, women’s pair and women’s single<br />

scull events, and silver medals in the<br />

women’s eight and women’s double scull<br />

events.<br />

Mr Earl, who also won Olympic bronze<br />

with the 1976 men’s eight, says any<br />

medal is ahuge achievement.<br />

‘‘I know when we won the bronze, it<br />

was four years after the gold so Iwas<br />

gutted at the time, but now I’m quite<br />

proud of it.’’<br />

Alot has changed since his rowing<br />

days, as there is amore professional<br />

environment for today’s rowers with<br />

four regional performance centres<br />

feeding into anational programme<br />

based at Lake Karapiro in the Waikato.<br />

‘‘We were amateurs. They don’t make<br />

big money, like the All Blacks, but it pays<br />

for the food and the flat rent,’’ Mr Earl<br />

says.<br />

‘‘They have agood programme now<br />

where they feed them in from the<br />

juniors and the under­23s, so they can<br />

see agood career path and the under­<br />

23s train with the elite rowers so they<br />

can see what they need to do.’’<br />

Four local rowers followed in Mr<br />

Earl’s footsteps by competing at the<br />

Tokyo Olympics.<br />

Sam Bosworth, who grew up at<br />

Waipara, is the coxwain in the gold<br />

medal winning men’s eight, while Ella<br />

Greenslade, who is originally from<br />

Waikari, is amember of the silver medal<br />

winning women’s eight.<br />

Oxford’s Olivia Loe and Eve<br />

Macfarlane, from Parnassus, also<br />

competed in the women’s quadruple<br />

sculls, with the boat missing out on the A<br />

final.<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> was represented in<br />

other sports, with Oxford’s Tim Price<br />

and his wife Jonelle competing in the<br />

New Zealand equestrian three­day<br />

eventing team.<br />

In the mountain biking, Woodend born<br />

and raised Anton Cooper placed sixth in<br />

the elite men’s race in his first Olympics,<br />

finishing just 12 seconds behind the<br />

medallists.<br />

Rangiora High School’s 2019 deputy<br />

head girl Gabi Rennie was amember of<br />

the Football Ferns women’s football<br />

team, coming on as areplacement to<br />

score agoal against Australia in her<br />

international debut.<br />

‘‘We are very proud of Gabi and her<br />

achievements. She is awonderful role<br />

model for <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>’s young<br />

people,’’ Rangiora High School<br />

principal Karen Stewart says.<br />

Joining Gabi at the Games were her<br />

brother Liam and fellow ex­Rangiora<br />

High School student Casey Higby<br />

attending as camera operators for New<br />

Zealand news media.<br />

Eve Macfarlane .. Amember of the<br />

quadruple sculls, who grew up at<br />

Parnassus.<br />

Gold medallist ... Sam Bosworth, who is<br />

originally from Waipara, was the coxwain in<br />

the gold medal winning New Zealand men’s<br />

rowing 8.<br />

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Silver medallist ... Ella Greenslade,<br />

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6 The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> 5, <strong>2021</strong><br />

McALPINES MITRE 10 MEGA RANGIORA -OCEAN WATCH<br />

This<br />

Week<br />

Sun<br />

Fishing<br />

Guide<br />

Moon<br />

Wind<br />

Ok<br />

Around the electorate with<br />

STUART SMITH MP FOR KAIKOURA<br />

Consultation needed<br />

There is no doubt that the Maori<br />

language has asignificant place in New<br />

Zealand.<br />

Ilike using Maori place names and I<br />

am an enthusiastic student of te reo. I<br />

take regular classes, as is my individual<br />

choice, but Imight add my ability does<br />

not match my enthusiasm.<br />

However, Iamwell aware that not<br />

everyone shares my enthusiasm for<br />

learning languages nor sees the role of te<br />

reo exactly as Ido.<br />

In the past few months, there has been<br />

an increasing spotlight placed on<br />

significant changes to how our<br />

Government enacts the Crown<br />

responsibility to uphold the Treaty of<br />

Waitangi. While there are those who<br />

vehemently support the notion of cogovernance<br />

and, of course, those who<br />

oppose it, it is my opinion that most New<br />

Zealanders fall into athird group. This<br />

group are more concerned with the lack<br />

of transparency from the Government in<br />

implementing co­governance policies<br />

without consultation or engagement<br />

with the whole of New Zealand.<br />

National Party Leader Judith Collins<br />

has been labelled aracist by the Maori<br />

Party for bringing this conversation to<br />

the table, and inviting Kiwis to have<br />

their say on these matters.<br />

My view is that asking legitimate<br />

questions about the future of our country<br />

is not racist.<br />

Parliamentarians are voted in by the<br />

people and work for the people. If we sit<br />

back, don’t ask questions, and let the<br />

Government advance what are pretty<br />

radical changes, without advocating for<br />

adequate consultation, then we are not<br />

doing our jobs properly.<br />

There is aparticular change that,<br />

while seemingly nominal, has sparked<br />

Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday<br />

Aug 5 Aug 6 Aug 7 Aug 8 Aug 9 Aug 10 Aug 11<br />

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Moderate SW<br />

some controversy; the de facto changing<br />

of New Zealand’s name to Aotearoa New<br />

Zealand by the Government and in the<br />

media.<br />

Now, Iamnot seeking to make a<br />

judgement call about whether we should<br />

change our name or not. That is neither<br />

here nor there. Iamsimply giving voice<br />

to the argument that perhaps before the<br />

shift began to be put in motion, New<br />

Zealanders themselves should have<br />

been consulted.<br />

It is presumptuous and disrespectful<br />

to make adecision of such cultural<br />

importance for the country without<br />

engaging all who live there.<br />

Sir John Key had the courage to stand<br />

by his convictions and let New<br />

Zealanders decide whether we should<br />

change our flag.<br />

No matter where you stood on the<br />

issue, you still had the opportunity to<br />

have asay. Sir John lost that debate<br />

when New Zealand voted to retain the<br />

existing flag and he accepted this<br />

verdict.<br />

Arguably changing the name of the<br />

country is even more significant than<br />

changing the flag, and it is my belief that<br />

the right thing for the Labour<br />

Government to do is to advance an open<br />

conversation on this.<br />

For some people, for example those<br />

who have represented or fought for New<br />

Zealand, there is avery strong connect<br />

with our existing name.<br />

For others, the te reo name Aotearoa<br />

holds greater significance.<br />

As Isee it, there is no right or wrong<br />

perspective. However, it is wrong for a<br />

public service and Government to<br />

decide away forward with no regard for<br />

how New Zealanders think or feel about<br />

it.<br />

Dear Editor,<br />

Last weekend Iwas at Briscoes, Rangiora, shoppingfor items to send to afriend in<br />

Westport whosecarer lost everything in the recent floods.<br />

Walking around people exchanged pleasantries while shopping. One such ladytook<br />

notice of what Iwas doing.<br />

She asked me if Ihad afew minutes to wait and she’d be right back. She returned with<br />

kitchen linens she wanted to contribute to my purchases.<br />

Iwas literally blown away at her generosity and kindness, so I’d like to acknowledge<br />

Jeanette who workswith Nurse Maudefor being such agreatKiwi.<br />

I’ll never forget her smiling face and concern for another person unknowntoher.<br />

Many thanks, Christine Knowles, Amberley<br />

Fair<br />

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Good<br />

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Times<br />

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Moderate SW<br />

becoming fresh S Moderate SW Moderate SW Moderate SW<br />

KAIKŌURA VIEWS<br />

MAYOR CRAIG MACKLE<br />

Lack of information<br />

on water reforms<br />

The Three Waters Reformisthe thing<br />

that’sonmymind at the moment.<br />

We don’t yet have the information<br />

that we need to consult withour<br />

community and makeaninformed<br />

decision on what’s best for the people<br />

of Kaikoura.<br />

Kaikoura District Council has<br />

invested heavily in its water<br />

infrastructure, and we are actually in<br />

abetterplace than many other<br />

councils throughout New Zealand.<br />

Beforethe earthquake we<br />

increased the capacity of our water<br />

and wastewater,and then, becauseof<br />

damagesustained in the 2016<br />

earthquake we replaced or renewed<br />

most of our water infrastructure.<br />

Our Infrastructure Strategy invests<br />

$27.2 million over the next 30 years<br />

for growth and enhancement of our<br />

water infrastructure.<br />

So, Iamsurprised to see that the<br />

Government is indicating that we<br />

need to spend $280 million over the<br />

next 30 years, that’s aspendof$9.3<br />

million each year ­onour water<br />

infrastructure which is valued at $57<br />

million. For me, the numbers just<br />

don’t add up.<br />

The Three Waters Reformproposal<br />

groupstogether mostofthe South<br />

Islandinto one regionalwater<br />

authority.<br />

Good<br />

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Times<br />

1:28am<br />

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Rise 7:28am<br />

Set 5:40pm<br />

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2:17am<br />

2:40pm<br />

Rise 9:08am<br />

Set 8:24pm<br />

Moderate SW turning<br />

SE<br />

The rest of New Zealand (and<br />

Nelson, Marlborough and Tasman)<br />

willbegrouped into anotherthree<br />

regionalwater authorities.<br />

Ihave questions abouthow these<br />

new authorities will be funded and<br />

whatwill be the impact on our<br />

ratepayers.<br />

The government has afinancial<br />

support package on the tablebut that<br />

is just noise until we can answer some<br />

questions on what it meansfor our<br />

community.<br />

How can we be surethat the three<br />

waters will not be privatised in the<br />

future and how willthe voiceofour<br />

community and Te Runanga o<br />

Kaikoura be considered. We also<br />

needtoknow whatnew water<br />

regulationswill be put in place as<br />

partofthe reforms.<br />

The Governmenthas allowed the<br />

nexteight weeks for us to receive<br />

moreinformation, question and fully<br />

understandthe proposal before they<br />

consider the next steps and outline<br />

the processand timelines for reform.<br />

We have beentold that councilscan<br />

still decide to opt out of the Three<br />

Waters Reform. I’ll be working<br />

closely with the CEO and senior<br />

managers to find out more and then<br />

we’ll talk with you before reachinga<br />

final decision.<br />

Old friends reunite for concert<br />

Achambermusic concert featuring<br />

three of New Zealand’s most<br />

accomplished musicians is scheduled for<br />

Rangiora.<br />

Vieux Amis (Old Friends)will be heldin<br />

the RangioraLibrary’s ChamberGallery<br />

on Wednesday <strong>August</strong>11, startingat<br />

7.30pm.<br />

It brings together three friends,<br />

neighbours and long­standing colleagues,<br />

violinist, Justine Cormack, cellist, James<br />

Bush, and pianist, Sarah Watkins, who all<br />

grew up togetherinChristchurch, and<br />

have aclose friendship which has<br />

extended into their careers.<br />

Sarah and James toured with Chamber<br />

Music New Zealandduring 1996 while<br />

Justine and Sarah wentontowork<br />

closely together as founding members of<br />

the NZTrio. James’ fascinationwith the<br />

freedom and energy of baroque music<br />

took him overseasand where he worked<br />

with many of Europe’s top baroque<br />

orchestras and ensembles.<br />

The concern programmedraws on the<br />

varied expertise of each of the chamber<br />

musiciansand features James’s baroque<br />

practiceand Sarah and Justine’s shared<br />

experiences with NZTrio’s modern<br />

outlook.<br />

Tickets to Vieux Amis cost $35 per<br />

adult, $15 per studentand can be<br />

purchased at the Rangiora Library (cash<br />

only).<br />

Swell<br />

Pegasus Bay<br />

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Mouth<br />

2:29pm 2.2 8:46pm 0.7 3:13pm 2.2 9:30pm 0.7 3:55pm 2.3 10:13pm 0.6 4:36pm 2.3 10:55pm 0.6 5:18pm 2.3 11:37pm 0.5 6:02pm 2.4<br />

6:48pm 2.4 12:38pm 0.5<br />

Amberley 2:01am 2.0 8:08am 0.7 2:47am 2.0 8:54am 0.7 3:31am 2.1 9:39am 0.7 4:13am 2.1 10:24am 0.6 4:56am 2.1 11:08am 0.6 5:41am 2.2 11:53am 0.5 6:28am 2.2 12:21am 0.5<br />

Beach<br />

2:29pm 2.2 8:46pm 0.7 3:13pm 2.2 9:30pm 0.7 3:55pm 2.3 10:13pm 0.6 4:36pm 2.3 10:55pm 0.6 5:18pm 2.3 11:37pm 0.5 6:02pm 2.4<br />

6:48pm 2.4 12:38pm 0.5<br />

2:10am 2.0 8:17am 0.7 2:56am 2.0 9:03am 0.7 3:40am 2.1 9:48am 0.7 4:22am 2.1 10:33am 0.6 5:<strong>05</strong>am 2.1 11:17am 0.6 5:50am 2.2<br />

6:37am 2.2 12:30am 0.5<br />

Motunau 2:38pm 2.2 8:55pm 0.7 3:22pm 2.2 9:39pm 0.7 4:04pm 2.3 10:22pm 0.6 4:45pm 2.3 11:04pm 0.6 5:27pm 2.3 11:46pm 0.5 6:11pm 2.4 12:02pm 0.5 6:57pm 2.4 12:47pm 0.5<br />

2:12am 2.0 8:19am 0.7 2:58am 2.0 9:<strong>05</strong>am 0.7 3:42am 2.1 9:50am 0.7 4:24am 2.1 10:35am 0.6 5:07am 2.1 11:19am 0.6 5:52am 2.2<br />

6:39am 2.2 12:32am 0.5<br />

Gore Bay 2:40pm 2.2 8:57pm 0.7 3:24pm 2.2 9:41pm 0.7 4:06pm 2.3 10:24pm 0.6 4:47pm 2.3 11:06pm 0.6 5:29pm 2.3 11:48pm 0.5 6:13pm 2.4 12:04pm 0.5 6:59pm 2.4 12:49pm 0.5<br />

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Kaikoura 2:33pm 1.7 8:51pm 0.6 3:17pm 1.7 9:34pm 0.5 3:59pm 1.8 10:16pm 0.5 4:42pm 1.8 10:59pm 0.5 5:24pm 1.8 11:42pm 0.5 6:09pm 1.9<br />

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Shoulder Belt in Rear, Cruise Control, ESC, ISOFIX,<br />

Electric Mirrors, Traction<br />

Control, Multi Functional<br />

Steering Wheel, Turbo.<br />

$21,990<br />

2014 Toyota Corolla Fielder<br />

Hybrid 1500cc with 62,920kms, Auto, Centre<br />

Shoulder Belt in Rear, Chain Driven (No Cambelt),<br />

Child Seat Anchor Points, Climate Air Conditioning,<br />

Dual Airbags, ESC, Power<br />

Steering, Remote Central<br />

Locking.<br />

$13,990<br />

2020 Audi SQ7 TDI Quattro4.0D<br />

3956cc, 8,203kms, Auto Tiptronic, 7Seater, 4WD,<br />

360˚ View Camera, NZ Sat Nav, 8Airbags, Adaptive<br />

Cruise, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth,<br />

Heated Seats, Idlingstop,<br />

Pre-Crash Safety System.<br />

Balance of New Car Warranty!<br />

$187,990<br />

$95.18<br />

PER WEEK<br />

$72.16<br />

PER WEEK<br />

$62.37<br />

PER WEEK<br />

$75.59<br />

PER WEEK<br />

2015 Peugeot 3008 Allure 1.6<br />

Turbo 1598cc with 83,793kms, Auto Tiptronic,<br />

5Star ANCAP, 6Airbags, Alloys, Auto Lights, AUX/<br />

Bluetooth/CD, Cruise, Dual Zone Climate Control,<br />

ESC, Fog Lights, ISOFIX,<br />

Half Leather Seats,<br />

Panoramic Glass Roof. $18,990<br />

2011 Subaru Legacy 2.5i Eyesight<br />

2500cc with 68,201kms, 4WD, 8Airbags, Auto, Alloys,<br />

CD Player, Dual Zone Climate Control, Electric Mirrors,<br />

ESC, Factory Privacy Glass, Hill Start Assist, ISOFIX,<br />

Paddle Shift, Radar Cruise<br />

Control, Smart Key with<br />

Push Button Start. $13,990<br />

2014 Mazda Demio 13 Skyactiv<br />

Shooting Star 1300cc with 43,956kms, Auto,<br />

Alloy Wheels, Auto Air Conditioning, Auto Lights,<br />

CD Player, Chain Driven, Dual Airbags, ESC, Factory<br />

Privacy Glass, Fog Lights,<br />

ISOFIX, I-Stop, Smart Key,<br />

Traction Control.<br />

$11,990<br />

2012 Mitsubishi ASX LS2.0<br />

1998cc with 89,574kms, Auto Tiptronic, 7Airbags,<br />

Alloys, Auto Air Con, CD Player, Chain Driven, Centre<br />

Shoulder Belt in Rear, Cruise, Factory Privacy Glass,<br />

High Seating Position,<br />

ISOFIX, Traction Control,<br />

Remote Central Locking. $14,990<br />

$81.96<br />

PER WEEK<br />

$77.06<br />

PER WEEK<br />

$116.24<br />

PER WEEK<br />

$212.72<br />

PER WEEK<br />

2011 Nissan Juke16GTFour<br />

1600cc with 61,876kms, Auto Tiptronic, Alloys, Auto<br />

Lights, CD Player, Climate Air Con, Dual Airbags,<br />

ESC, Factory Privacy Glass, Fog Lights, ISOFIX,<br />

High Seating Position,<br />

Selectable 2or4WD,<br />

Traction Control, Turbo.<br />

$15,990<br />

2010 Lexus IS250<br />

2500cc with 70,410kms, Auto Tiptronic, 9Airbags,<br />

Alloys, Auto Lights, CD Player, Centre Shoulder Belt<br />

in Rear, Climate Air Con, ESC, Electric Driver’s Seat,<br />

Multi Functional Steering<br />

Wheel, Paddle Shift, Smart<br />

Key, Traction Control.<br />

$14,990<br />

2014 Nissan X-Trail 20X 7Seater<br />

4WD 2000cc with 73,273kms, Auto, Alloys, CD<br />

Player, Centre Shoulder Belt in Rear, Chain Driven,<br />

Dual Airbags, Dual Zone Climate Control, ISOFIX,<br />

Factory Privacy Glass,<br />

Fog Lights, Leather Heated<br />

Seats, Spoiler, Smart Key.<br />

$22,990<br />

2019 Holden Acadia LTZ4WD<br />

3649cc with 62,735kms, Auto Tiptronic, 7Airbags,<br />

Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, AUX/Bluetooth/USB,<br />

Blind Spot Monitoring, Climate Air Con,Cruise, ESC,<br />

Heated &Cooling Seats,<br />

Lane Keep, Smart Key.<br />

$42,990<br />

Balance of New Car Warranty!<br />

$188.23<br />

PER WEEK<br />

$222.52<br />

PER WEEK<br />

$286.18<br />

PER WEEK<br />

$227.41<br />

PER WEEK<br />

2012 Toyota Hilux 4WD 3.0TD<br />

D/C Ute 2982cc, Air Con, Alloys, Auto, Cruise,<br />

Canopy, Bluetooth/CD/AUX, Dual Airbags, ESC,<br />

Nudge Bar, NZNew, Remote Central Locking,<br />

Roof Rack, Running Boards,<br />

Towbar, Traction Control,<br />

Tuff Deck, Turbo Diesel.<br />

$37,990<br />

2016 Holden Colorado LS 2.8D<br />

4WD 2776cc with 67,757kms, 5Star ANCAP,<br />

6Airbags, Air Con, Alloys, AUX/Bluetooth, Cruise,<br />

Downhill Descent Control, ESC, ISOFIX, Monsoon<br />

Shields, Nudge Bar, Towbar,<br />

Roof Rack, Tonneau Cover,<br />

Traction Control, T.Diesel.<br />

$44,990<br />

2017 Toyota Hilux SR5 TRD 4WD<br />

2755cc with 33,763kms, Auto Tiptronic, NZ New,<br />

5Star ANCAP, 7Airbags, Climate Air Con, AUX/<br />

Bluetooth, Cruise, Emergency Brake Assist, Hard Lid,<br />

Hill Start Assist, R/Camera,<br />

Sports Bar, Towbar,<br />

Tuff Deck, Turbo Diesel.<br />

$57,990<br />

2017 Mazda BT-50 GSX 4WD<br />

3.2D 3198cc with 70,261kms, Auto Tiptronic,<br />

6Airbags, Alloys, Auto Lights, AUX/Bluetooth, ESC,<br />

Chain Driven, Cruise, Dual Zone Climate Control,<br />

Fog Lights, Multi Functional<br />

Steering Wheel, Traction<br />

Control, Turbo Diesel.<br />

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Black &white focus<br />

Lisa Carter’s Droplet Fun was judged the<br />

champion image at the Rangiora<br />

Photographic Society’s Black and White<br />

competition recently.<br />

Judge Peter Cox also judged it Best in<br />

the Agrade, and awarded it Agrade<br />

honours.<br />

Results were:<br />

Champion Image Overall: Droplet Fun –<br />

Lisa Carter<br />

Best in Grades: AGrade –Droplet Fun –<br />

Lisa Carter; BGrade –Determination –<br />

Martin Kircher; CGrade –ASnowfall in<br />

Rangiora –Peter O’Dea.<br />

Honours –AGrade: Equus –Veronica<br />

Wedlake; What Light through Yonder<br />

Window Breaks –Graham Dean; Winter<br />

is Coming –Jan Driscoll; El Obrero<br />

Migratorio —Robyn Carter; Apparition –<br />

Karina Templeton; Ellie –Catherine<br />

Dalton; DC 3–Shaun Denholm; Intensity<br />

–Cheryl Muirson; Possession of<br />

Grandeur –Cheryl Muirson; In the<br />

Clouds –Trevor White; Droplet Fun –<br />

Lisa Carter.<br />

BGrade: Determination –Martin<br />

Kircher; Majestic Mountain –Ross<br />

Lawler; Ridge Line –Russell Falconer;<br />

Dead Bedfords –Alan Dunscombe.<br />

CGrade: Boat Ramp –Nathan Green;<br />

Cat on aHot Tin Roof –Cliff Boddy; A<br />

Snowfall in Rangiora –Peter O’Dea.<br />

Droplet fun ... Lisa Carter’s champion<br />

image.<br />

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Light Festival giveaway<br />

Six family passes to the MainPower<br />

Light Festival in Rangiora in<br />

September, are up for grabs.<br />

Five passes include glow toys, and<br />

entry to the outdoormovie on<br />

Saturday, September18.<br />

The sixth family passincludesglow<br />

toys, entry to Saturday’s outdoor<br />

movie,plus a$100 voucher for lunch or<br />

dinner, and a$50 gift pack from Planty<br />

Affair.<br />

The light festival runs from<br />

September16to18atRangiora’s<br />

Victoria Park and promises to be<br />

bigger, better and brighterthan last<br />

year’sinaugural festival.<br />

Event spokesman Karl Horwarth<br />

says there willbetwice as many lights<br />

installed, with mirror balls, a5m<br />

mushroom,neon trees, fairylight<br />

tunnels and canopies, and pulsing<br />

arches.<br />

‘‘VictoriaPark will be lit up with a<br />

fairyland of laserlights, neon, disco<br />

lights, interactive lighting displays,<br />

glow toys and more,’’MrHorwarth<br />

says.<br />

The MainPower <strong>North</strong><strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

Lightsphoto competition will run<br />

again,with entrants able to enter up to<br />

five photoseach.<br />

There are sections for youth and<br />

adults, and entries must be emailedto<br />

Glowing ... Glow toys form part of a<br />

giveaway package to the MainPower light<br />

Festival in Rangiora in September.<br />

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rangioralightand sound@gmail.com.<br />

Finalists will have their work<br />

showcased in the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

<strong>News</strong>.<br />

To be in to win aFamilyPass, email<br />

your entry to info@ncnews.co.nz,with<br />

Light Festival competition in the<br />

subjectline, and be suretoinclude<br />

your name, address and phone<br />

number.The competition will be<br />

drawn on <strong>August</strong> 27, at 12 noon.<br />

NEWS<br />

The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> 5, <strong>2021</strong><br />

HURUNUITHEATRE GROUP ADVERTISING FEATURE<br />

Showtime ... The cast hard at work for this year’s production.<br />

Hurunui Theatre Group presents<br />

9<br />

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MontyPythonis<br />

coming to Waipara<br />

The HurunuiTheatre Group is back<br />

with acomic vengeance.<br />

The theatre group was unable to<br />

stage ashow last year, for the first<br />

time in 27 years, due to Covid­19.<br />

But it is hard at work rehearsing<br />

Spamalot in the Waipara Hall, to<br />

ensure this year’s offering will make<br />

up for its no show last year.<br />

So if you were looking for ashow<br />

with maximum laughs, it’s hard to top<br />

this parody of King Arthur’s questfor<br />

the holy grail.<br />

Diverting from the traditional<br />

versionofthe legend, Spamalot’s<br />

shenanigans include dancing girls,<br />

waking the dead and killer rabbits,<br />

while outside there is “plague with a<br />

50% chance of pestilence and famine”.<br />

Throughoutthe show Arthur, with<br />

his sidekick Patsy, recruit knights to<br />

join him on his quest, including Sir<br />

Robin, Sir Lancelot, Sir Galahad and<br />

Sir Bedevere.<br />

They encounter such characters as<br />

the Lady of the Lake, Prince Herbert,<br />

the Black Knight, Not Dead Fred, and<br />

the Knights who say Ni.<br />

The cast, amixture of newbies and<br />

regulars, are proceeding well with<br />

rehearsals, also producing alot of<br />

laughs and are somewhat strangely on<br />

schedule,sothe mad panic of the last<br />

two weeks leading up to opening may<br />

yet be avoided.<br />

Spamalot is directed by Dave<br />

Nicholls, with Liz Grigg the musical<br />

director.<br />

Marilyn Johnsonreturns to thefold<br />

playing various instrumentson<br />

keyboard,tojoin long­time<br />

accomplished pianist Anthony<br />

Kingston and introducing Phil<br />

Biddlecombe on drums, to give the<br />

show its full musicalflavour.<br />

So, for alate winter pick­me­up,get<br />

along to the Waipara Hall, be<br />

thoroughly entertained and partake of<br />

the traditionalhalf time supper<br />

provided as alocal schoolfundraiser<br />

(included in the ticket), and cash bar<br />

run by Torlesse Wines.<br />

The show runs for asix night season<br />

from <strong>August</strong>24toSeptember 4, plus a<br />

matinee on Saturday, <strong>August</strong> 28.<br />

Tickets are available from Sally<br />

Mac’s Amberley and Gas Waikari or on<br />

line at www.hurunuitheatre.org.<br />

Adults ­$25; Seniors­$20; Children<br />

under 16 ­$15.<br />

We’re your local hearing experts.<br />

The team has grown to include an<br />

independent ear nurse and anew audiologist.<br />

Aone-stop shop for all your hearing health<br />

and healthy hearing requirements.<br />

Show runs<br />

from<br />

26 th <strong>August</strong><br />

to 4 th<br />

September<br />

Thursday, Friday,<br />

Saturday 7:30pm;<br />

Matinee on<br />

Saturday 28 th 2pm<br />

Waipara Memorial Hall<br />

Call 03 423 3158 •Amberley /Rangiora /Cheviot /Hanmer •verasetzaudiology.co.nz<br />

Tickets available in <strong>August</strong> from: Sally Mac’s Amberley andGas Waikari<br />

Or online bookings at www.hurunuitheatre.org<br />

Adults -$25; Seniors -$20; Children under 16 -$15<br />

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The latestlocal news, views and announcements from the council<br />

3rd Youth Council 5.30pm (Venue:<br />

Council Chambers, Amberley).<br />

10th Hurunui Tourism Board 1.00pm<br />

(Venue: Waikari).<br />

11th Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools<br />

and Spa Management Committee<br />

9.30am (Venue: Boardroom, Hanmer<br />

Springs Thermal Pools).<br />

We are thrilled to have received $352,000 from the<br />

Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Tourism<br />

Infrastructure Fund to put in/replace toilets in the Greta<br />

Valley township, Mata Kopae/St Anne’s Lagoon, and<br />

Rotherham township. We are hoping to have these in<br />

during the summer months.<br />

Mata Kopae/St Anne’s Lagoon (pictured below) is one of<br />

the District’s many stunning reserves, and agreat place to<br />

have apicnic, stretch your legs, or just relax and soak up<br />

the show that nature puts on.<br />

MTFJ<br />

The Amberley Eastern Wastewater Project is complete.<br />

Approximately 2.4km of 375mm PVC pipeline has been installed,<br />

to allow for the town’s growth for its future wastewater needs.<br />

The pipeline has been laid across private land, therefore it’s abig<br />

thanks to the brilliant landowners for being so accommodating<br />

throughout the whole project.<br />

Council is currently busy with numerous projects across the<br />

District, upgrading and renewing our three waters networks.<br />

We will keep you updated as these happen, thank you for your<br />

cooperation as some distruptions occur from time to time.<br />

12th Strategy and Policy Committee<br />

9.30am (Venue: Council Chambers,<br />

Amberley).<br />

17th Glenmark Community Committee<br />

7.30pm (Venue: Omihi Community Hall).<br />

18th Amuri Community Committee<br />

7.00pm (Venue: Culverden Council<br />

Chambers).<br />

19th Operations Committee 9.30am<br />

(Venue: Council Chambers, Amberley).<br />

23rd Hanmer Springs Community Board<br />

1.00pm (Venue: The Gallery, Hanmer<br />

Springs Library).<br />

24th Road Safety Co-ordinating<br />

Committee 10.00am (Venue: Council<br />

Chambers, Amberley).<br />

25th Hurunui Community Committee<br />

7.30pm (Venue: Hawarden Community<br />

Library).<br />

26th Council meeting 9.30am (Venue:<br />

Council Chambers, Amberley).<br />

31st Cheviot Community Committee<br />

6.00pm (Venue: Cheviot Library/Service<br />

Centre).<br />

Council is seeking more businesses and youth in<br />

our District to join the Mayor’s Taskforce for<br />

Jobs (MTFJ) programme, so we can create<br />

positive outcomes and sustainable work for both<br />

parties.<br />

If you are alocal business or know ayouth who<br />

would be interested in joining this venture,<br />

please contact Joni or Chris at HDC, 03<br />

3148816 or email mtfj@hurunui.govt.nz<br />

BUILDING SAFETY ALERT: In the past month we have<br />

had several serious house fires in the Hurunui District. This<br />

is agood reminder to ensure that woodburner chimneys/<br />

flues are cleaned regularly and that smoke detectors are<br />

installed in your home.<br />

THE HDC CREATIVE COMMUNITIES FUND: This Fund<br />

is now open, applications close on 30th <strong>August</strong>. Agreat<br />

opportunity for locals to receive funding to support their<br />

creative projects. For applications, please email<br />

administrator Maree Hare - maree.hare@hurunui.govt.nz<br />

or visit the council website.<br />

DOG REGISTRATIONS: Thank you to everyone who<br />

registered their dog/s on time, the hamper winners will be<br />

announced shortly. If you still need to register your dog/s,<br />

please contact Council, 03 3148 816.<br />

For July:<br />

Consents issued: 65<br />

Number of dwellings: 24<br />

Average processing time for all consents: 11 days<br />

Building value: $12 million<br />

Fun fact:<br />

Building expenditure in the Hurunui is at record high,<br />

especially in Amberley and Hanmer Springs. In the past 12<br />

months, 57 houses were built in Amberley, with 31 built in<br />

the twelve months preceding that.<br />

Considering anew woodburner?: The building team gets<br />

about 100 applications for new woodburners each year<br />

which are prioritised and consented fast, often in 24hrs.<br />

"It is the intention of the Council<br />

to present these numbers to you<br />

and get your feedback on the right<br />

course of action ......."<br />

Central government reform of the local government sector<br />

continues apace, with the current workstreams including<br />

proposed reforms of three waters infrastructure, resource<br />

management and a programme looking at the future of local<br />

government, all being underway simultaneously.<br />

The three waters and resource management proposals both seek<br />

to streamline processes by centralising services and removing<br />

local government input.<br />

Whilst many of us can agree that the Resource Management Act<br />

needs to be overhauled, its replacement needs to provide checks<br />

and balances that ensure that any tradeoffs between<br />

environmental, economic, cultural and social wellbeing are<br />

properly considered. It is not clear that the current proposals from<br />

the government will achieve the desired outcome.<br />

The government believes it has made astrong economic case for<br />

the transfer of community owned water assets from local<br />

government control to four new central government entities which<br />

are completely separated from local influence. The government’s<br />

case is reliant on anumber of assumptions which, although they<br />

might work on anational scale, do not necessarily hold true for<br />

the Hurunui District.<br />

It is the intention of the Council to present these numbers to you<br />

and get your feedback on the right course of action.<br />

Removal of three waters services and resource management<br />

leaves local government in much depleted state and it is therefore<br />

sensible to have adiscussion about the future of its role. Initial<br />

meetings have been positive, but many in local government are<br />

wary of jobs being handed out by central government with funding<br />

expected to come from rates. Obviously this would not be a<br />

satisfactory outcome and the Council is casting acareful eye over<br />

all of the government’s proposals.<br />

The Hurunui Hotel which stands on the south bank of the Hurunui River was established in1860. The Hotel<br />

is widely known for holding its liquor license since 1869, the longest liquor license tobeheld inNew Zealand.<br />

www.hurunui.govt.nz<br />

info@hurunui.govt.nz<br />

03 314 8816

Tipapa transformed<br />

The Tipapa Woolshed in <strong>North</strong><br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> was transformed as The Red<br />

Masked Gang Rides Again was staged by<br />

the Greta Valley School.<br />

The ruralatmosphere of Janeand<br />

Stewart Whiteside’s Tipapa Woolshed<br />

provided the ideal environment forthe<br />

play, set in the depths of the Motunau<br />

ranges.<br />

The Red Masked Gang had their<br />

headquarters under Kerry and Kim’s<br />

Fossil Café, where they met and<br />

discussed plans to save the locals from<br />

all sortsofsituations.<br />

One morning the gang received acall<br />

to helpout agroup of Grannies, living on<br />

the edge of the Motunau ranges, who<br />

were being terrorised by evil wolves.<br />

The play used three stages, set up<br />

around the audience in the Woolshed,<br />

which the storyteller moved between to<br />

keep everyone informed about was<br />

happening.<br />

Eachset was lit up using clever<br />

spotlighting, creating areal live drama<br />

experience for the young actors.<br />

Di Dixon, the set designercreated the<br />

forest, the Granny’s house and the Fossil<br />

Café underground headquarters,with<br />

the help of herable crew.<br />

‘‘They say it takes avillage to raisea<br />

child, well tonight we saw it takes a<br />

community to put on aplay,’’ principal,<br />

Anne Batt,said at the end of the<br />

production.<br />

She acknowledged the tremendous<br />

support from the parents and the wider<br />

community in making the production the<br />

huge success.<br />

Aenjoyable part was when the staff,<br />

with aparent roped in to swell the<br />

numbers, wandered in through the<br />

forest dressed as Giant babies, complete<br />

with nappies,bibs and dummies. The<br />

babies had escaped from the Cabbage<br />

Patch, where they sit aroundwaiting for<br />

acall up to boost the school roll.A<br />

squawking Stork, skidded her way in on<br />

ascooter to round up the truant babies.<br />

Playwright Anne Battsays there was a<br />

lot of ad libbing in this scene, andittook<br />

abit of effort to get the play back on<br />

track.<br />

Every child in the school had apart to<br />

play, with many of the indicators set<br />

from the National Curriculum for the<br />

Arts covered in putting on the<br />

production.<br />

Museum redevelopment<br />

Resource consent has been granted for the<br />

proposed$195 million redevelopment of<br />

the <strong>Canterbury</strong> Museum.<br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> Museum TrustBoard chair<br />

David Ayers says the consent is amajor<br />

milestoneinthe Museum’s project to<br />

protect its heritage buildings and bring its<br />

facilities into the 21st first century.<br />

The consentwas granted by<br />

Christchurch City Council last week, after<br />

ahearing on June 9and 10.<br />

“We’vebeen developing our<br />

redevelopment plans since May last year,<br />

whenweasked Cantabrians what they’d<br />

like tosee in aredeveloped Museum,” Mr<br />

Ayers says.<br />

‘‘ Now we can get on with full concept<br />

design of the buildings, whichweexpectto<br />

finishbythe end of the year.”<br />

The Museum already has well over half<br />

the money neededbut faces a$70 million<br />

shortfall.<br />

Mr Ayers says the Museum is in active<br />

discussions with possiblefundersand has<br />

developed abusiness case seeking funding<br />

from the Government.<br />

LAST CHANCE TO VOTE<br />

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Voting for the <strong>2021</strong> <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> Business Awards<br />

People’s Choice Award closes on <strong>August</strong> 11 th .<br />

Your vote puts you in the draw toWIN aMini Group<br />

Pass from Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools &Spa, OR a<br />

MADE NORTH CANTERBURY Food &Beverage Hamper.<br />

Cast your vote now at<br />

www.northcanterbury.co.nz/choice<br />

NEWS<br />

The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> 5,<strong>2021</strong><br />

ADRIEL HOUSE AND REST HOME ADVERTISING FEATURE<br />

Supportive ... Georgia with residents Bruce and Yvonne.<br />

13<br />

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lossand associated problems ...<br />

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Working with the<br />

elderly rewarding<br />

Adriel House and Rest Home is<br />

greatplace for people to work with<br />

the elderly, andgain qualifications<br />

at the same time.<br />

Owner Mischeal McCormick saysit<br />

is getting harder and harder to get<br />

people to work in the industry.<br />

It is anational issue, but impacted<br />

more on smallcountry homes like<br />

Adriel, wherethere was not ahuge<br />

pool of people to provide stafffor<br />

the home.<br />

Adriel provides holistic care for<br />

thosesuffering frommemory loss,<br />

and is aSpark of LifeCentre of<br />

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Mischeal says it is the home’s<br />

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with the focus of the programme on<br />

the quality of the connection<br />

between carers, residents, and their<br />

families.<br />

It alsofosters kindness,<br />

compassion, empathy, and respect<br />

for supportive partners.<br />

Gaining qualifications on the job<br />

is free, and Mischeal is aqualified<br />

moderator to level 4for thoseaiming<br />

to gain health and wellbeing<br />

qualifications.<br />

She saysnoindustry experience is<br />

necessary, and peoplecan learn on<br />

the job,while always working<br />

alongside another staff member.<br />

‘‘It is alot aboutinteracting with<br />

people.<br />

‘‘It is not everyone’s cup­of­tea,<br />

but it canbeavery rewarding<br />

career,’’ says Mischeal.<br />

Alot of in­house training is<br />

provided for staff, particularly<br />

around the Spark of Life philosophy,<br />

and the one­on­one care it promotes.<br />

This helps build good team work,<br />

and promotes good communication,<br />

says Mischeal.<br />

‘‘Adriel is agreatsupportive place<br />

to come to work,’’ she says.<br />

Residents fromAdriel features<br />

in credits of afilm, Ruby’sChoice,<br />

whichisbeing launched on <strong>August</strong><br />

29 in Australia.<br />

The segmentfeatures the Spark of<br />

Life programme. The film tellsthe<br />

storyofawoman living alone with<br />

earlydementia and the impact it has<br />

on her, and her family, whenshe is<br />

no longer able to live independently.<br />

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48 hours to snap the best<br />

By DAVID HILL<br />

Aspiring photographers are<br />

encouraged to look to the stars in<br />

Kaikourathis weekend.<br />

The annual48Hours in<br />

Kaikouraphotography<br />

competition is back in town on<br />

Saturday and Sunday,with the<br />

wholefamily encouraged to enter.<br />

Anew category for thisyear’s<br />

competition is ‘‘the dark sky’’, to<br />

draw on Kaikoura’s drive to obtain<br />

international dark sky status,<br />

organiser NeroliGold says.<br />

‘‘Hopefully it willattract afew<br />

more people to Kaikoura,<br />

especially among those who are<br />

keen on photographing the night<br />

sky.<br />

‘‘We encourage people to come<br />

to Kaikoura for the weekend with<br />

theircamerasand phones to take<br />

some images and enter in our<br />

competition.<br />

‘‘Theaim is to grow Kaikoura as<br />

adestination. We wantpeople to<br />

come for afew days, ratherthan<br />

flying through.’’<br />

The 48 Hours in Kaikoura<br />

competition defiedCovid­19 last<br />

year,with an online competition<br />

held duringthe lockdown and the<br />

annual contestheld as normal, Ms<br />

Gold says.<br />

All photosmost be taken during<br />

the 48 hour period.Other<br />

categories include portrait or<br />

people images,land or seascape,<br />

nature or wildlife and the open<br />

section.<br />

Childrenunder 13 years are<br />

encouragetoenter as juniors as<br />

theremay be prizes available<br />

dependingonnumbers.<br />

Last year ajuniorentrywas a<br />

finalist for the top prize, Ms Gold<br />

What’s the Hurry ... John Vasta’s winning entry in last year’s Nature<br />

Wildlife section of the 48 Hours in Kaikoura photography competition.<br />

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says.<br />

Entries close on <strong>August</strong>26, with<br />

entry forms to be filledout on the<br />

competition’s website and<br />

mounted copies of photos are to be<br />

dropped at Kaikoura’s Mayfair<br />

Theatre by 4.30pm ready for<br />

judging the nextday.<br />

Entrants can printand mount<br />

imagesthemselves, or support<br />

local businessesAndrew Spencer<br />

Photography and Aartvark Picture<br />

Framing.<br />

An exhibition of the imageswill<br />

open at the Mayfair Theatre on<br />

Saturday,<strong>August</strong>28, andrun until<br />

September 11.The best images<br />

from last year’s and thisyear’s<br />

competitions willbemade intoa<br />

calendar, which Ms Gold aims to<br />

release nextmonth.Itwill be<br />

available at selectedKaikoura<br />

stores, withthe proceeds going<br />

back into the community.<br />

Millton Park<br />

plan approved<br />

Rangiora’s Millton<br />

Memorial Park is to geta<br />

spruceup.<br />

The Rangiora­Ashley<br />

Community Board has<br />

approved theMillton<br />

Memorial Park Master Plan,<br />

which willsee the park<br />

redeveloped.<br />

It includes creating a<br />

large areadevoted to<br />

specimenplantings of trees<br />

and shrubs (an arboretum)<br />

withinter­connecting<br />

pathways.<br />

Anew dogagilityarea and<br />

realignmentofthe small dog<br />

parkhas alsobeenincluded,<br />

while areashave been set<br />

aside forthe relocationof<br />

the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> Model<br />

Railway Club andfuture<br />

publictoilets.<br />

Board chairperson Jim<br />

Gerardwas pleasedwiththe<br />

feedback from the<br />

community,with13<br />

submissions receivedto<br />

helpshapethe finalplan.<br />

‘‘Weappreciate thetime<br />

peopletooktosharetheir<br />

thoughtsand ideas with us,’’<br />

he says.<br />

‘‘Followingafew small<br />

amendments,we’re really<br />

excitedtosee thereserve<br />

develop into an attractive<br />

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The small dog parkwillbe<br />

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space formore croquet<br />

courtstocater for<br />

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The alignment doesnot<br />

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and theshelter.<br />

The dogagility area will<br />

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which will be tidied up and<br />

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Feedback from the<br />

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accessibleareas,toprovide<br />

shade as well as amore<br />

naturalenvironment for<br />

dogstoexercise and<br />

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The Friends of theDog<br />

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and exploringvarious<br />

funding options for agility<br />

equipment.<br />

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New members sought<br />

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20 The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> 5, <strong>2021</strong><br />

Bright future ... Mayor Marie Black (left) with Hurunui Youth<br />

Council members Damien Durand and Millie­Jane McIlraith at the<br />

Festival for the Future.<br />

PHOTO:SUPPLIED<br />

Future festival<br />

The future feels bright for two<br />

young Hurunui youths after<br />

attending the Festival for the<br />

Future in Wellington last<br />

weekend.<br />

Hurunui Youth Council<br />

(HYC) members Damien<br />

Durand and Millie­Jane<br />

McIlraith attended the threeday<br />

gathering packed with<br />

workshops, guest speakers, a<br />

lunch with New Zealand<br />

mayors, and the opportunity<br />

to connect with other Youth<br />

Councils.<br />

‘‘It has been an<br />

inspirational and powerful<br />

journey that Iamsograteful<br />

for. The days were packed<br />

with so much fun and<br />

learning opportunities.<br />

‘‘I can’t wait to use my<br />

knowledge and add to my<br />

community,” says Damien.<br />

“It was an amazing<br />

weekend; it has filled me with<br />

so much hope for the future.<br />

The speakers were awesome,<br />

they had perspectives that<br />

you don’t always see in<br />

Hurunui.<br />

‘‘I can’t wait to bring my<br />

knowledge back to HYC,” says<br />

Millie.<br />

Hurunui District Council’s<br />

Youth Development coordinator<br />

Ward Shearman<br />

who shared the experience,<br />

says it was an awesome<br />

opportunity for Damian and<br />

Millie to connect and learn<br />

from some incredible people.<br />

‘‘I look forward to seeing<br />

them use their knowledge to<br />

benefit the other youth of<br />

Hurunui.’’<br />

Hurunui District Mayor<br />

Marie Black joined young<br />

people from throughout New<br />

Zealand at the Mayoral lunch.<br />

Massed choirs to celebrate<br />

Kaiapoiand Rangiora pupils<br />

willbepartofa600­person<br />

gatheringon<strong>August</strong> 6, when<br />

theyjoin othersfrom<br />

throughoutthe Christchurch<br />

Catholic Diocese,taking part in<br />

aday­long celebration of church<br />

music.<br />

Thirty pupils from St Patrick’s<br />

School Kaiapoi, and20from St<br />

Joseph’s in Rangiora, will share<br />

the stage to celebrate Jubilate<br />

in theChristchurch TownHall.<br />

Jubilate will includea<br />

lunchtime Masscelebrated by<br />

ArchbishopPaulMartin,<br />

accompanied by amassed choir,<br />

an hour­long organ recital at<br />

5.15pm andthen the two­hour<br />

Jubilate —acelebrationof<br />

Catholic music, starting at 7pm.<br />

All arefree to thepublic.<br />

Ken Joblin,the Sacred Music<br />

adviserfor theCatholic<br />

Diocese, says 25 schoolswillbe<br />

representedonthe day,with<br />

choirsalready practising for the<br />

event.<br />

‘‘Weare absolutely delighted<br />

withthe responsefrom our<br />

schools with representation<br />

fromthe WestCosat, South, Mid<br />

and <strong>North</strong><strong>Canterbury</strong>,and also<br />

Christchurch. It is thefirsttime<br />

all our Christchurch Catholic<br />

college choirsare participating.<br />

“Forfive years St Mary’sPro<br />

Cathedral was the homefor<br />

Jubilate,but with the addition<br />

of secondary schoolsand our<br />

Archbishop’s desirefor families<br />

and thewidercommunityto<br />

attend,wefeltthe newlyrestored<br />

Christchurch Town<br />

Hallwas the perfect venue.”<br />

“Jubilate is akey wayyoung<br />

people begin to lovethe music<br />

of the Church.Itisagreat<br />

honour to introduce them to a<br />

range of quality, timeless music.<br />

We are drawingfrom abeautiful<br />

repertoire which is athousand<br />

years old,along with more<br />

recent compositions. Choirswill<br />

singinEnglish, Latin and<br />

Maori, recognisingour heritage<br />

and tradition.’’<br />

Deputy CityOrganist,<br />

Nicholas Sutcliffe,the Jubilate<br />

accompanist,will give an hourlongrecital.<br />

<strong>August</strong> 6isthe celebrationof<br />

the Feast of the Transfiguration<br />

commemorating thescriptural<br />

accountofJesus with histhree<br />

disciples, Peter, James and<br />

John, ascending amountain<br />

where Moses and Elijah<br />

appeared,and Jesuswas<br />

transfigured,his faceand<br />

clothes becomingdazzlingly<br />

bright.<br />

Wilding pine control projects<br />

Twelvecommunity projects<br />

acrossNewZealand will receive<br />

ashareof$2million tocarry out<br />

wildingpine control, Biosecurity<br />

Minister DamienO’Connor<br />

announced as partofBiosecurity<br />

Week.<br />

‘‘Wildingpinesare aserious<br />

problemthatthreatenmanyof<br />

theunique landscapes thatNew<br />

Zealandersvalue,’’ he says.<br />

‘‘Community groupsand trusts<br />

on the ground canplay avital<br />

role in preventing the spread<br />

andreducingthe damage caused<br />

by theseinvasiveplants.<br />

‘‘Local peopleare passionate<br />

about controllingwilding pines<br />

andwewant to empower them.’’<br />

Communitygroups andtrusts<br />

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theCommunityPartnership<br />

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pine control in areasthat<br />

complement thenational<br />

programme’s control operations.<br />

Thirty­fourapplications from<br />

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pines before they overtake<br />

treasuredlandscapesand<br />

culturally significant sites,’’ Mr<br />

O’Connor said.<br />

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Gitbox Rebellion<br />

Gitbox Rebellion will perform live at the<br />

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8pm. Six acoustic guitars will blend jazz,<br />

rock, folk and classical in sonic rapture.<br />

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Garage and via www.balcairnhall.com.<br />

BMX season<br />

The new BMX season is about to get<br />

under way and clubs are issuing<br />

invitations for people to come and see<br />

what it is all about. Registration Day at<br />

the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> BMX track on<br />

Millton Avenue, Rangiora, is on Sunday,<br />

<strong>August</strong> 15, with aback up date of <strong>August</strong><br />

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day, see what it is all about.<br />

Rangiora Art Society<br />

A Spring into Spring exhibition will be<br />

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Friday, <strong>August</strong> 27, to Sunday, <strong>August</strong> 29,<br />

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Rangiora Community Patrol<br />

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Mother and daughter ... Rangiora artist Victoria Bennett (right) and her daughter Katie<br />

Bennett celebrate the opening of Victoria’s exhibition Windhover.<br />

PHOTO: SHELLEY TOPP<br />

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By SHELLEY TOPP<br />

Rangiora artist Victoria Bennett is<br />

donating the proceeds of her latest<br />

exhibition to the Tansen Mission<br />

Hospital in Nepal.<br />

Victoria decided she wanted to help<br />

the hospital after learning the Nepalese<br />

people had been hit particularly hard by<br />

the Covid­19 pandemic.<br />

The latest World Health Organisation<br />

statistics show there has been 9,834<br />

deaths from Covid­19 in Nepal and there<br />

are 693,109 confirmed cases of the virus<br />

in the country.<br />

Nepal has also been seriously<br />

economically impacted by the pandemic,<br />

due in part to the severe downturn in<br />

tourism, and the United Nations<br />

International Children’s Emergency<br />

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million Nepalese children are now<br />

estimated to be living in poverty in the<br />

country, up from 1.3 million before the<br />

global pandemic.<br />

Victoria said she felt extremely lucky<br />

to be living in New Zealand. ‘‘We have so<br />

much,’’ she said.<br />

Her exhibition, Windhover,opened in<br />

the Rangiora Library’s Chamber Gallery<br />

last Sunday and ends on Thursday,<br />

September 2.<br />

It is atribute to the poetry of Gerard<br />

Manley Hopkins, an English Jesuit Priest<br />

who is considered to be one of the<br />

greatest Victorian­era poets.<br />

‘‘As an illustrator Ihave always wanted<br />

to pay tribute to the sonnets of Gerard<br />

Manley Hopkins, one of the greatest<br />

innovators of the English language and a<br />

man of strong personal faith,’’ she said.<br />

‘‘His poems deconstruct and recreate<br />

language in new and striking forms, and<br />

are the model for this series of paintings<br />

where whole pictures have been cut up<br />

and reassembled to form new images. My<br />

goal was to capture the intricate beauty<br />

of the sonnets,’’ she said.<br />

NEWS<br />

The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> 5,<strong>2021</strong> 27<br />

Making it raw for 10 years<br />

When Julia Warren<br />

returned to <strong>North</strong><br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> 10 years ago<br />

she needed something to<br />

keep her busy.<br />

After living in Auckland<br />

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husband Max decided<br />

back home the week<br />

before the February 2011<br />

earthquake.<br />

As an architect, Max<br />

quickly secured ajob, but<br />

Julia soon found herself<br />

out of work.<br />

Julia’s passion for<br />

wholesome, raw food saw<br />

her open astall at the<br />

Ohoka Farmers’ Market,<br />

run by her mother­in­law<br />

Barb Warren, selling<br />

‘‘delicious options for the<br />

health­conscious and<br />

those on restricted diets’’.<br />

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example of the region’s<br />

talented artisan<br />

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‘‘The food and beverage<br />

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NEWS<br />

28 The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> 5, <strong>2021</strong><br />

Waikuku rally siblings<br />

overcome challenges<br />

Robbie and Amy Stokes took out<br />

second­place at Rally Hawkes Bay<br />

during the fourth round of the New<br />

Zealand Rally Championship (NZRC).<br />

The Stokes siblings were thrilled to<br />

finally get aresult after mechanical<br />

issues meant they didn’t finish the first<br />

three rounds.<br />

The pair were dominant in their<br />

performance over the 156km of special<br />

stages, claiming second­place behind<br />

ex­World Rally Championship driver<br />

Hayden Paddon in all six stages.<br />

‘‘We were really pleased with our<br />

pace at Hawkes Bay. It was really good<br />

to see we were comfortably second all<br />

day and had agood margin to third<br />

place,’’ Mr Stokes says.<br />

The Stokes were 1minute 37 seconds<br />

faster than the next competitor, but<br />

were 3minutes 56 seconds behind Mr<br />

Paddon.<br />

‘‘We really want to keep trying to<br />

close that gap to Hayden. He is aworld<br />

class driver with so much experience<br />

on the world stage, so is areally good<br />

benchmark for us here in New<br />

Zealand.’’<br />

The Stokes Motorsport team, that is<br />

based between Waikuku, Nelson and<br />

Raglan, has worked tirelessly to make<br />

improvements to the car so it can cope<br />

with the pace of Robbie’s driving.<br />

‘‘We have some very clever people<br />

working on the car and it has finally<br />

paid off,’’ Ms Stokes says.<br />

‘‘The strain and stress it needs to<br />

handle is phenomenal so what our<br />

small team has created is truly<br />

amazing.’’<br />

Next on the calendar is the final<br />

round of the NZRC, the Coromandel<br />

Rally winners ... Robbie and Amy<br />

Stokes on their way to second­place at the<br />

Hawkes Bay Rally.<br />

PHOTO:KIERAN BLAIR<br />

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‘‘We want to be afront runner in the<br />

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PHOTO: DAVID HILL<br />

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The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> 5,<strong>2021</strong><br />

31<br />

Targeting domestic timber delivers results<br />

Adecision to develop Jimmy's Creek<br />

Forest, near Motunauin<strong>North</strong><strong>Canterbury</strong>,<br />

with the New Zealand domestic market in<br />

mind has been rewarded with favourable<br />

pricing.<br />

The forest is managed by Glenn Moir, the<br />

director of Forest Management Limited<br />

(FML),which was formed in 1990 to provide<br />

forestownerswith expertise in<br />

establishing forests plus tending,<br />

harvestingand marketing the timber from<br />

them in <strong>Canterbury</strong>, the West Coast, Otago<br />

and Southland.<br />

FML was approachedbythe forest’s<br />

ownersin1997 to takeover the<br />

management of the trees, Mr Moir says.<br />

The owners of the forest, Lynn and David<br />

Stone,Ross Hyndman, and Mikeand Jan<br />

Hodgenhad purchased the blockfrom Dick<br />

CarmichaelatCoringa Farm, near<br />

Motunau.<br />

It hadtwo stands. A24hectare blockof<br />

17­year­old trees which had sporadic<br />

pruning and consisted of morethan 1200<br />

stems perhectare, plus 86hawhich had<br />

been planted in 1993and consisted of 81ha<br />

of radiatapine with the remainder in<br />

macrocarpa spread in small pockets<br />

throughoutthe block.<br />

‘‘Our first task was to thin­to­wastestand<br />

one,’’MrMoir says.<br />

``Due to its age there was ahigh risk of<br />

windthrowsothe decision was madetothin<br />

to ahigher rate per hectare.’’<br />

Duringthe next 10 yearsthe company<br />

prunedand thinned the younger trees to<br />

produce amixed clearwoodand structural<br />

forestdependent on soils and shelter.<br />

Stand one was harvested in 2012and<br />

producedhigh volumes of quality sawlogs<br />

and postwood forthe domestic market.<br />

Since thenithas been replanted and will<br />

have pruning and thinning completed this<br />

comingsummer.<br />

Harvesting of standtwo is now under way<br />

with Greta Valley contractor Davaar<br />

Domestic market .. Jimmys Creek Forest owners and FML director standing onsite at Jimmys Creek with freshly cut domestic mill logs<br />

ready for log loading and transport, include Lynn (left) and David Stone, Ross Hyndman, Mike Hodgen, Glenn Moir and Jan Hodgen.<br />

PHOTO: SHELLEY TOPP<br />

Logging doing the work which is expected<br />

to be completedlater this year.<br />

‘‘Thisforest has also been grown witha<br />

domestic market focus and is producinga<br />

full range of products from high­value<br />

prunedand peeler logs and minimal<br />

amounts of export and low­grade chip<br />

wood,’’ Mr Moir says.<br />

‘‘It is carrying over 600 tonnes per<br />

hectare and generating exceptional<br />

stumpage returns(average value per tonne<br />

acrossall the grades cut)tothe forest<br />

owners.’’<br />

The forestry industryhas been ridinga<br />

high in recenttimes with log prices<br />

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FORESTRY<br />

32 The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>August</strong> 5, <strong>2021</strong><br />

Forestry scholarships open<br />

Scholarships are available for young<br />

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Applications close for the 2022 Nga<br />

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‘‘It is an exciting time to be studying<br />

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processing sector, which is undergoing<br />

transformation and playing aleading<br />

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Uru Rakau –New Zealand Forest Service<br />

director, business and spatial<br />

intelligence, Debbie Ward says.<br />

Te Uru Rakau –New Zealand Forest<br />

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Aspecial home garden ... <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong>'s representative for the Queen Elizabeth II<br />

National Trust, Miles Giller, with his wife Gillian, in their large, ecologically­based native<br />

garden near Rangiora.<br />

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Protecting biodiversity<br />

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ATrust, established to protect open<br />

spaces of ecological and cultural<br />

significance has created an increasing<br />

network of more than 4,700 protected<br />

areas in New Zealand.<br />

The Queen Elizabeth II National Trust<br />

was established in 1977 with the aim of<br />

establishing partnerships with private<br />

landowners to protect sites of<br />

significance on their land with<br />

covenants. Under the covenants the<br />

landowner continues to own and manage<br />

the protected land, while the covenant,<br />

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The trust team works closely with<br />

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The covenants the partnerships have<br />

established now protect more than<br />

180,000 hectares of private land, ranging<br />

from small backyard patches to huge<br />

areas of high country and they play avital<br />

role in supporting some of New Zealand’s<br />

rarest and most endangered biodiversity<br />

and ecosystems.<br />

With almost 70 percent of New Zealand<br />

land in private ownership, protecting<br />

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critical to reversing the decline of<br />

indigenous biodiversity and preserving<br />

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The independent charitable Trust is<br />

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representatives nationwide, including<br />

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Miles has been the QEII Trust’s<br />

representative for <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

since 2001 and is often accompanied on<br />

his field work by his wife Gillian.<br />

Miles has aparticular interest in the<br />

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Island area.<br />

These plants are also afeature in the<br />

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More than 150 covenants have been<br />

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Kaiapoi claims NC Division 1rugby title<br />

RUGBY<br />

By LINDSAY KERR<br />

Athree­yearwait endedfor<br />

Kaiapoi rugby last Saturday<br />

when its Division 1team edged<br />

out Saracens 19­16towin this<br />

season’s Luisetti Seeds<strong>North</strong><br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> senior grand final.<br />

The victory was Kaiapoi’s first<br />

grand final title since its six point<br />

win over Oxfordin2010.<br />

Two agonising losses in the last<br />

two grandfinalsweighed on the<br />

minds of the Kaiapoi coaching<br />

staff Matt Newton and Simon<br />

Gunn, along withthe players who<br />

remained, as they prepared for<br />

the latest edition.<br />

This was compounded by the<br />

reality thatSaracens had beaten<br />

it twice thisseason.<br />

‘‘It was very heartening and<br />

was mademore so by the two<br />

lossestothem. Iamnot sure what<br />

the reaction might of have been<br />

had we lostagain,’’said Newton.<br />

‘‘Playingathome certainly<br />

helpedand with Saracens having<br />

beatenushere, that really<br />

helpedtostiffen our resolve and<br />

add an edge,’’ he said.<br />

Playedinfront of alarge crowd<br />

on their home ground,Kaiapoi<br />

was slowout of the starting<br />

blocks.<br />

It attacked first, but amissed<br />

handy penalty shot in the<br />

opening minutes appeared<br />

ominous, especially when<br />

Saracens full back HarryMurray<br />

ran 20 metres, throughtwo would<br />

be tacklers, to scorefive minutes<br />

later.<br />

In the meantime Kaiapoi<br />

kicker TaineJacob­Lawson<br />

found his confidence kicking a<br />

penalty. RickyAllinadded to<br />

Saracenstotal with apenalty,<br />

only for Jacob­Lawson tokick his<br />

second shot eight minutes before<br />

the break.<br />

In the moments before the<br />

break Kaiapoi began to apply<br />

pressureand if things had looked<br />

ominous for them earlyon, the<br />

table had started to turn.<br />

Allin extended Saracens’lead<br />

to 16­9 with two penalties in the<br />

opening minutes of the second<br />

half, but thatwas the end of its<br />

scoring.The momentum swung<br />

Kaiapoi’s wayand it hogged<br />

possession and territory for the<br />

remainder of the game.<br />

ASaracensscrum, thathad<br />

been dominant in recent<br />

encounters, began to falter<br />

leaving Kaiapoi to takecontrol.<br />

Mid way through the half,<br />

Kaiapoidrew level after its lock<br />

Nacanieli Namata made abarn<br />

­storming run, linkingupwith<br />

loosie Jarred Gilmore, who<br />

finished the job off with atry.<br />

Kaiapoi continuedtoapply<br />

pressure and camped in the<br />

Saracen’shalf for the majority of<br />

the remainder of the game.<br />

It hit the lead with another<br />

Jacobs­Lawsonpenalty 10<br />

minutes from the end and kept<br />

its nerve and discipline untilthe<br />

finalwhistle.<br />

Namata along with Gilmore<br />

and hookerRyan Clarkhad stand<br />

out gamesfor Kaiapoi, while half<br />

back Codey Grimescombined<br />

well withTaylor­Lawsonoutside<br />

him.<br />

Murray always looked<br />

dangerous with half agap on<br />

offerfor Saracens, but his<br />

opportunitiesgrew lessthe<br />

longer the game progressed.<br />

Scoreboard: Kaiapoi 19<br />

(Nacanieli Namata1try, Taine<br />

Jacob­Lawson 1conversion and 4<br />

penalties) beat Saracens 16<br />

(Harry Murray 1try, RickyAllin1<br />

conversion and 3penalties).<br />

The victory earned Kaiapoi<br />

the Alf Hunnibel Trophy. It was<br />

also Kaiapoi’s 13th<br />

championship titlesince joining<br />

the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

competition in 1965, having<br />

previously played in the<br />

Christchurch Metro<br />

championship.<br />

Matchreferee KarlHancox<br />

retained his statusasamember<br />

of the <strong>Canterbury</strong>­wide top five<br />

group.<br />

Captain Fantastic ... Kaiapoi<br />

captain Jacob Hurring gives his<br />

acceptance speech. PHOTO: SHELLEY TOPP<br />

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Celebrations ...<br />

Kaiapoi celebrates winning the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> Division 1competition on Saturday.<br />

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Red and blues ... Saracens fans Mark Smith (left), Nathan Reid and Dan<br />

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Eye on the ball ... Kaiapoi lock Naca Namata soars high to take the ball<br />

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The CBK Division 1men kicked<br />

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Colts and Oddfellowsinthe<br />

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The Coltshad the majority of<br />

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Finally the mid­week open<br />

Rangiora Ateam beat Rangiora<br />

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The Ateam got off to afast start<br />

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Ateam pulledaway in the final<br />

quarter. In contrast Rangiora's<br />

seniorwomendid not faresowell,<br />

with only the Rangiora Hurunui<br />

Hares claimingvictory in the midweek<br />

open division 1competition.<br />

The CBK division 1women<br />

couldn't match second­placed<br />

Avon. Korimako lost by the slimist<br />

SPORTS RESULTS<br />

Rangiora Golf Club<br />

9Hole Stableford /Knibbs Cup:<br />

Ladies ­SarahRutherford 17,<br />

Anne Smith14c/b, JanMoffatt14<br />

c/b,Janet Maguire14c/b from4<br />

others. Men­John Walker 17 c/b,<br />

Bruce Pugh 17 c/b, John Gregan<br />

17,HowardThomas 16.<br />

Knibbs Cup:HowardThomas.<br />

Stroke /LGU /Hills &Thomas<br />

Trophy: Ladies­JanMoffatt38.<br />

Men­Dennis Brook 35,Ross<br />

McQueen38.<br />

WinnersofHills &Thomas<br />

Trophy: Ladies­JanMoffatt, Men<br />

­Howard Thomas.<br />

Amberley Golf Club<br />

JEM trophy winners: PCumming<br />

&GSmith.<br />

Multiple stableford:B&JYates<br />

69, GWilliams &TFleete 68, B<br />

Fitzgerald&LRobertson 66, S<br />

of margins to Waikirikiri, a<br />

significant improvement on the<br />

3­0 loss to this team last round.<br />

In lower grade actionanumber<br />

ofplayers seem to be competing to<br />

see who can score the most<br />

individual goalsinagame.<br />

Catherine McKellowinthe Kiwi<br />

Sticks Rabbits teamisleadingthe<br />

way with 7goals in the lastround,<br />

but she is closely followedby<br />

Angie Mones­Cazonofthe Mini<br />

Sticks Rock Stars (6 goals) and<br />

Aimee Dunlop of the Mini Sticks<br />

Rockets (5 goals).<br />

Results<br />

Division 1: Men ­RangioraCBK<br />

2(Lachlan Miller 1, Liam Gray 1)<br />

beat Avon 1. Women ­Rangiora<br />

CBK 1lost to Avon 4.<br />

Sunday Super League<br />

Championship: Men ­Rangiora<br />

Colts 1(Sam Montgomery1)beat<br />

Hornby 0. MVP: Ethan Plimmer.<br />

RangioraOddfellows 1(Nick<br />

Ward 1) beat University<br />

Barbarians 0. MVP: Sam Terry.<br />

Women ­Rangiora Korimako0<br />

lost to Waikirikiri1.MVP: Kalyn<br />

Thomas. RangioraPiwakawaka 0<br />

losttoSouthern United 5. MVP:<br />

Cassidy New and Erica<br />

Findlayson.<br />

Mid­Week Open: Men ­<br />

RangioraA6(Dominic Cleary2,<br />

Thomas Spall 2, Johnny King 1,<br />

Thomas &RDenby 64, BMills&J<br />

Byrne61.<br />

Twos: PCumming, WVan Zuylen,<br />

KPercy,KRayner,JCumming, J<br />

Byrne.<br />

Excel Design LongestPutt: N<br />

Granger.<br />

Mid Week Men: BBalderstone 39,<br />

RHornblow35, MMcIntosh 33,J<br />

Wicks 33,MBruner 33, GCope33,<br />

KGussette33, BMills33.<br />

Mid Week Women:JLucas 36,A<br />

Wilshire 36, SLee 36.<br />

9Holers: HAstell 35, HKemp36<br />

,MCarpenter 37,JEvans 37.<br />

ParisBakery Longest Putt: M<br />

Carpenter.<br />

Amberley BridgeClub<br />

July 26: <strong>North</strong>/South:Jim Knight<br />

&Kevin Moore1,MargaretBean<br />

&Ken Fox2,Jill Coberger &<br />

Paddy MacFarlane 3. East/West:<br />

Jan Bishop &DiBethell 1, Nell<br />

McKellow&SallyEgden 2, Caryl<br />

Brown &Jan Haley 3.<br />

Harris Trophy: MargaretBean &<br />

Kevin Orchard 1) beat Rangiora<br />

Allsorts 1(JasonHigham1).<br />

Women ­Rangiora Hurunui Hares<br />

3(Jan McDonald2,Kelly<br />

McNicholson 1) beat Hinemoa­<br />

Kaiapoi 2. RangioraHurunui<br />

Hawks 0lost to UC Aztecs 3.<br />

Platinum: Men ­RangioraA3<br />

(Liam Hayes 1, Sam Firth1,Ricco<br />

Pepper­Edwards 1) lost to Marist<br />

White 4. MVP: Ricco Pepper­<br />

Edwards. Rangiora B0lost to<br />

HSOB/Burnside 11. Women ­<br />

Rangiora A2(Tilly Dodds 1, Kara<br />

Cairns1)beat Marist White0.<br />

MVP: Tilly Dodds. Rangiora B1<br />

lost to Marist Red 5.<br />

Kwik Sticks 11­a­side: Boys ­<br />

Rangiora Renegades 1(Matt<br />

Corey 1) drew with Southern<br />

United1.MVP: Josiah Woods.<br />

Girls ­Rangiora Rascals 2(Olivia<br />

Vandermeer 1, Sarah Walsh1)lost<br />

to Southern United Sand Cats 4.<br />

MVP: Lillie Wilson.<br />

Kwik Sticks 7­a­side: Boys ­<br />

Rangiora Rampage 0lost to<br />

Medbury 3. MVP:Reilly. Rangiora<br />

Rangers 1(Bram Vermeulen 1)<br />

lost to Carlton Redcliffs Breakers<br />

2. MVP: Ollie and Seth. Girls ­<br />

Rangiora Rebels 0lost to<br />

Waikirikiri 4. MVP: Meg Dunn.<br />

Rangiora Rainbows 3(Angie<br />

Mones­Cazon 2, Ruby Taylor1)<br />

beat Marist 0. MVP: PJ<br />

Mackintosh. Rangiora Rubys 3<br />

(KatieLunn,Imogen Abernethy)<br />

KenFox 1, Jill Coberger&Paddy<br />

MacFarlane 2, Jim Knight&<br />

Kevin Moore 3.<br />

July 29:N/S:DeniseLang&May<br />

Milne1,Gertrude Steltenpool &<br />

Glenys McCallum2,Irene Carson<br />

&Mary Warren 3. E/W:Helen<br />

Thornburgh &MaryBain1,Pippa<br />

Graham&Douschka Saunders 2,<br />

Ron Hall &Gerry Weed 3.<br />

Waimakariri GolfClub:<br />

Foursomes: 18 Holes:LSteele &<br />

N. Weavers, nett68; VMcKenzie &<br />

JCollins, 69.5; SMardon&W.<br />

Mehrtens 70.<br />

9Holes:JJenkins &RBennynett<br />

40.5.<br />

Amberley Smallbore Rifle Club<br />

OMitchell98.4, PWisheart97.2, C<br />

Kelland96.5, GHeaven 94.1,M<br />

Black 91.1,IFrazer 90.3,MParker<br />

89.3, CBoyce89.2, WParker 89.1,<br />

BCraigie88.1, AMcLean87.2, J<br />

Trembath 84.1,TBoyce 78.0, G<br />

Jennings 69.2, NBlack 69.0.<br />

Everyonewelcome.<br />

Stick action ... Giles Witt of the Rangiora Colts Sunday super league<br />

championships team in action against Hornby.<br />

PHOTO: SUPPLIED<br />

beat Carlton Redcliffs 2. MVP:<br />

Megan Green.<br />

KiwiSticks: Boys­Rangiora<br />

Rogues 2(Seth Cann 2) lost to<br />

HSOB/Burnside 3. MVP: Adrian<br />

Marsh.<br />

Girls ­Rangiora Rabbits10<br />

(Catherine McKellow 7, Emma<br />

McKellow1,Freya Clark 1,<br />

Quincey Hawes 1) beat HSOB/<br />

Burnside1.MVP: Anastasia<br />

Wright and Erika Zwick. Rangiora<br />

Raiders 5(ZaraCartwright 3, Ana<br />

White 1, Lucy McLean 1) beat<br />

Hornby Pumas 0. MVP: Lucy<br />

McLean. Rangiora Road Runners<br />

7(Bella Cherry 3, Sammy Smith 2,<br />

Erin Cook 1, Neve Fantham 1)<br />

beat Waikirikiri Fantails4.<br />

Mini Sticks:<br />

Boys ­Rangiora Roadsters 0lost<br />

to Carlton Redcliffs Redsocks10.<br />

MVP: Aidan Ferguson.<br />

Girls ­RangioraRockets11<br />

(AimeeDunlop 5, Shaylee<br />

Eastmond 2, RubyHutchison 1,<br />

Adele Ferguson 1, Lucia<br />

Cavanagh 1) beat St Andrews Prep<br />

School1.Rangiora Rock Stars 8<br />

(AngieMones­Cazon 6, Charlotte<br />

Hawes 2) beat Southern United<br />

Snowy Owls 2. MVP: Winnie Bavis.<br />

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Title shared in Division 2final<br />

RUGBY<br />

By PETER WILLIAMS<br />

The very best of <strong>North</strong><br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> rugby was on<br />

display at Kaiapoi Park on<br />

Saturday.<br />

Starting with two excellent<br />

exhibition games at under­12<br />

and under­13 level and<br />

finishing with two keenly<br />

contested finals at Division 2<br />

and Division 1level. There was<br />

plenty of support for all teams.<br />

Titleshared<br />

Anyone who was in Kaikoura<br />

on Saturday afternoon may<br />

have noticed the town was<br />

strangely quiet, as it seemed as<br />

though half the town was on the<br />

sideline at Kaiapoi (some<br />

arriving by helicopter) to<br />

support their Division 2side.<br />

The Division 2final was a<br />

pulsating one, ending in the title<br />

being shared.<br />

Played as acurtain raiser, It<br />

set the scene perfectlyfor the<br />

Division 1final, with avery<br />

closely­contested battle<br />

between the northern<br />

neighbours. Kaikoura had its<br />

nose in front 12­10 at half­time,<br />

and as the match entered injury<br />

time it had stretched its lead to<br />

29­22.<br />

But it was Glenmark­Cheviot<br />

which finished the stronger<br />

with club stalwart Andrew<br />

Zuppicich bullocking his way<br />

over next to the upright. Harry<br />

Fitzpatrickmade no mistake<br />

with the pressure kick, and with<br />

no provision for extra time in<br />

grand finals, the title was<br />

shared.<br />

Scoreboard:Kaikoura 29 (Stu<br />

Giles 1, Dylan Gueganton 1,<br />

Nathan Ah Kee 1, Patrick Numa<br />

1tries, Bryn Williams 3<br />

conversions and apenalty) drew<br />

with Glenmark­Cheviot 29 (Sake<br />

Raitubei 2, Will Inch 2and<br />

Andrew Zuppicich 1tries,<br />

Harry Fitzpatrick 2<br />

conversions.)<br />

Plate finaldivision 1<br />

History almost repeated itself<br />

in the match between Ashley<br />

and Glenmark­Cheviot. When<br />

these teams last met in the<br />

round­robin, Glenmark Cheviot<br />

built acommanding first half<br />

Young stars ... Reuben Wastney (9, front) and his Saracens<br />

under­10 Blue team mates Siena Vea (10, left), Kayden Benney (9),<br />

supporter Sam Lancaster (7), Henry Lancaster (10, rear), and Riley<br />

Walsh (10 far right) show their support at the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

Division 1rugby final on Saturday.<br />

PHOTO: SHELLEYTOPP<br />

lead, only for Ashley to storm<br />

over the top of them in the<br />

second half and claim victory.<br />

On Saturday Glenmark­<br />

Cheviot led 19­7 at half­time.<br />

Ashleyagain showed its<br />

resilience to level at 19­all, but<br />

this time Glenmark­Cheviot had<br />

the last say when Brook<br />

Retallick landed amatchwinning<br />

penalty.<br />

Scoreboard:Glenmark­<br />

Cheviot 22 (Andrew Hull 1,<br />

Johnny Sloss 1, Ben Renton 1<br />

tries, Brook Retallick2<br />

conversions, 1penalty) beat<br />

Ashley 19 (Blake Walesby 1,<br />

Korbyn Gray 1, Anthony<br />

Tavendale 1tries, Gray 2<br />

conversions).<br />

Plate final Division 2<br />

Ohoka led Woodend12­6at<br />

halftime and had the better of<br />

the second half, scoring a<br />

further 13 unansweredpoints.<br />

Scoreboard:Ohoka 25 (Trent<br />

Yesberg 1, Caleb Parsons 1, Sam<br />

Lamont 1, Ben Reid 1tries,<br />

John Pounsford 1conversion,1<br />

penalty) beat Woodend6(Will<br />

Clifford 2penalties).<br />

Colts<br />

Ashley put the seal on an<br />

excellent season, having<br />

already won the Combined<br />

Country Colts title, beating<br />

Glenmark­Cheviot convincingly.<br />

Winger Caleb Hazeldine<br />

impressedwith his speed while<br />

captain Nicholas Sim got<br />

through alot of work at lock.<br />

With players like those in this<br />

team about to come through to<br />

the open grades, it bodes very<br />

well for the future for the<br />

Ashley club.<br />

Scoreboard:Ashley 43 (Caleb<br />

Hazeldine3,Matthew Peake 1,<br />

James Ensor 1, Travis Wiki 1<br />

tries, Corbin Meechen 5<br />

conversions, 1penalty) beat<br />

Glenmark­Cheviot 12 (Jack<br />

Carson 1, Matthew Inwood 1<br />

tries, Tom Fitzpatrick 1<br />

conversion).<br />

Under­18<br />

After aclosely­fought first<br />

half, the Rangiora High School<br />

2nd XV edged away from<br />

Hurunuiinthe second half.<br />

Hooker Caleb Laxon turned<br />

in an outstanding performance<br />

scoring four tries before being<br />

sin­binnedlate in the match for<br />

adangerous tackle.<br />

Scoreboard:Rangiora HS 39<br />

(Caleb Laxon 4, Lachie Rennie<br />

1, Nikolai Siasau 1, Reuben<br />

Wilson 1tries, Nick Dobson 1,<br />

Aaron Winter 1conversions)<br />

beat Hurunui 17 (Josh Gunn 1,<br />

Mateo Jamieson 1tries, Logan<br />

Topp 2conversions, 1penalty).<br />

Under­15<br />

Oxford shot out to a19­5 lead,<br />

with first five Logan Paulin<br />

calling the shots.<br />

Hurunui’s unbeaten record<br />

looked under threat, but it<br />

responded magnificently with<br />

fullback HerewiniRata­<br />

McLeod bagging four tries and<br />

captain Rhys Lewis putting in a<br />

strong performance.<br />

Scoreboard:Hurunui 63<br />

(Herewini Rata­McLeod 4, Rhys<br />

Lewis 2, Hunter Cattermole 2,<br />

Max Jackson 1, Seth Bell 1,<br />

Kieran Palmer 1tries, Rhys<br />

Lewis 3, Herewini Rata­<br />

McLeod 1conversions) beat<br />

Oxford 26 (Sam Rose 1, Logan<br />

Paulin 1, Asher Farrow 1, Flynn<br />

Shore 1tries, Farrow 2, Rose 1<br />

conversions).<br />

Under­13<br />

Kaiapoi was unbeaten all<br />

season, finishing off with agood<br />

win over aplucky Amberley<br />

side. Key players for Kaiapoi<br />

were fullback James Setter and<br />

second­five Milan Newton.<br />

Scoreboard:Kaiapoi 45<br />

(James Setter 3, Milan Newton<br />

3, Tyler Breach 1tries, Newton<br />

4and Raumana Kumeroa 1<br />

conversions) beat Amberley 19<br />

(TK Laxon 2, Ethan Morgan 1<br />

tries, Jordan van Schalkwyk 2<br />

conversions).<br />

Under­12<br />

Ashley eventually sneaked<br />

home in aclosely contested<br />

match. Halfback Finn<br />

Chatterton and flanker Matt<br />

Isherwood impressedfor<br />

Ashley, while Hurunui’s No 8.<br />

Riley MacDonald and lock Isaac<br />

Kelly had strong games.<br />

Scoreboard:Ashley 31 (Cooper<br />

Stewart 1, Matthew Donoghue 1,<br />

Nate Young 1, Lachlan Brook 1,<br />

Hamish McDermott 1tries,<br />

Stewart 1, Hunter Waghorn 2<br />

conversions) beat Hurunui 26<br />

(Owen Lewis 1, Archie<br />

McDonald 1, Gus McKenzie 1,<br />

Jamie Oberrholzer 1tries, Max<br />

Kinney 3conversions).<br />

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UNDER 11<br />

Kaiapoi VAmberley Black VOhoka Red, A, 14:55.<br />

Kaikoura VHurunui Black,B,14:55.<br />

Saracens BlueVAshleyBlue,C,14.55.<br />

OxfordVWoodend, D, 14:55.<br />

Glenmark CheviotVSaracensRed, E, 14:55.<br />

AshleyGreenVOhoka Black, F, 14:55.<br />

UNDER 10<br />

Glenmark Cheviot VKaiapoi VAmberley Black, A,<br />

13:55.<br />

Ohoka RedVWoodend, B, 13:55.<br />

OxfordVSaracens Red, C13:55.<br />

Saracens BlueVHurunuiBlack, D,13:55.<br />

Ashley: VOhokaBlack, E, 13:55.<br />

UNDER 9<br />

Amberley Black VAshley Blue VKaiapoi BLUE, A,<br />

12:55.<br />

AshleyGreenVSaracensBlue,B,12:55.<br />

Hurunui Black VGlenmark Cheviot, C, 12:55.<br />

OhokaRed VOhokaBlack, D, 12:55.<br />

OxfordVWoodend, E, 12:55.<br />

Kaikoura VKaiapoi GOLD, F, 12:55.<br />

UNDER 8<br />

Amberley Black VAshley Blue VAshley Green, A,<br />

11:55.<br />

OhokaRed VSaracensBlue,B,11:55.<br />

Hurunui Black VKaikoura, C, 11:55.<br />

Glenmark Cheviot VKaiapoi,D,11:55.<br />

WoodendVOxford,E,11:55.<br />

Saracens RedVOhokaBlack, F, 11:55.<br />

UNDER 7<br />

Amberley Black VSaracens Orange, A, 10:35.<br />

Glenmark Cheviot BlackVHurunui Black,B,10:35.<br />

Ohoka RedVKaiapoi, C, 10:35.<br />

OxfordVSaracens Red, D, 10:35.<br />

Saracens Blue VAshley Green, E, 10:35.<br />

WoodendBlackVOhoka Black, F, 10:35.<br />

Glenmark Cheviot BlueVAshley Blue, G, 10:35.<br />

UNDER 6Section 1<br />

Amberley BlackVAshley Blue, A, 9:00.<br />

Woodend White VSaracens Orange,B,9:00.<br />

OhokaGreen VWoodend Green,C,9:00.<br />

Hurunui BlueVKaiapoi GOLD, D, 9:00.<br />

Saracens Blue VAshley White,E,9:00.<br />

Glenmark Cheviot BlueVOhokaBlack, F, 9:00.<br />

UNDER 6Section 2<br />

AshleyGoldVSaracens Red, A, 9:50.<br />

KaiapoiWHITE VKaiapoi BLUE, B, 9:50.<br />

Glenmark Cheviot BlackVHurunui Black,C,9:50.<br />

AshleyGreenVOhoka Red, D, 9:50.<br />

OxfordRed VWoodend Black, E, 9:50.<br />

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027 453 0952|03327 5379<br />

liz.lewis@harcourts.co.nz

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

Cust 538 Ashley Road<br />

AVery Special Lifestyle Block<br />

Stunningviewsfrom this wellsheltered4ha block on thecorner of Ashleyand Bowicks Road. Stock waterrace along the<br />

Eastern boundary.Large3bay haybarn with adjacent concrete pad. Old pasturesidealfor horses.Deer fenced boundary.<br />

Fantastic area forthe horse loverwith amazing road riding and nearby is the Ashley River. Well established tree shelter on the<br />

nor/west side. Lots of potential building sites to take advantageofthe views. Lifestyle blocks like this one don'tcomeupvery<br />

often, it's amust to view. ForSale By Auction: on site, Friday13th <strong>August</strong> 2pm.<br />

Auction 2.00pm,Fri 13th Aug, <strong>2021</strong>, (unlesssold prior)<br />

View By appointment<br />

Web pb.co.nz/RL93336<br />

Janice Clyma<br />

M 027 434 7090<br />

E janice.clyma@pb.co.nz<br />

Yourpropertywillbe<br />

in goodhands with<br />

aProperty Manager<br />

fromPropertyBrokers<br />

Canyou risk nothavingaProperty Manager?<br />

Areyou familiar with thelatest legalrequirements of<br />

theResidential TenanciesAct andthe Healthy Homes<br />

Act,aswellasthe penaltieslandlords face?<br />

Do youknowwhat your obligations areforinsulation?<br />

Asbestos? SmokeAlarms?And Health&Safety?<br />

Do youhavethe time to checkrentpaymentsfor your<br />

property,address maintenance issues immediately,<br />

have keys cut,and attend viewings?<br />

Call todayfor achatorano obligation,<br />

free rental market appraisal.<br />

Dale Quaife Property Manager<br />

M 021406 686 | P03 3138022 | Edquaife@pb.co.nz<br />

PB<strong>05</strong>0077<br />

Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 |pb.co.nz<br />

Proudtobehere

Regional fund open<br />

Enterprise <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> (ENC) is<br />

inviting organisers of major<br />

Waimakariri events to apply for the<br />

newRegional Events Fund which<br />

offers up to $10,000 per event,per year.<br />

Distributed by the Ministryof<br />

Business, Innovation and Employment<br />

(MBIE), thetotal$50 million fund was<br />

split across NewZealand’s<br />

International Marketing Alliances<br />

(IMA)groupings based on their share<br />

of international visitor spending prior<br />

to Covid­19.<br />

ENC received atotalof$150,000 for<br />

distribution between <strong>2021</strong> and 2024.<br />

ENC chief executive Heather<br />

Warwicksaysthe organisation is<br />

pleased to be able to offer additional<br />

event funding over andabove the<br />

current Waimakariri Event Fun.<br />

‘‘This is agreat opportunity forour<br />

event organisers to get aboostfrom the<br />

government for their event.<br />

‘‘Thecriteria is strict, and is aimed<br />

at drivinginter­region and out of<br />

region visitation to thedistrict and<br />

bringingmeasurable economic benefit<br />

to Waimakariri, but it is alsoagreat<br />

opportunity for our residents to get out<br />

intoWaimakariri to experiencesome<br />

amazing newlarge­scale events,<br />

adding to ouralreadyabundant annual<br />

events calendar.’’<br />

The firstround of funding<br />

applications is openbetween <strong>August</strong> 1<br />

and<strong>August</strong> 31.<br />

Fromthen, rounds open between<br />

March 1and March 31, between <strong>August</strong><br />

1and <strong>August</strong> 31 in 2022 and 2023, and<br />

again in March 2024.<br />

Applicants are encouraged to read<br />

allthe application criteria and<br />

requirements before starting the<br />

applications process.<br />

Repeatapplications are<br />

encouraged.<br />

Organisers of smallerevents,or<br />

those whoseevents do notfit the<br />

Regional Events Fundcriteria are<br />

encouragedtostill applyfor the<br />

WaimakaririEvent Fund. It is<br />

provided by the Waimakariri District<br />

Council, managed by ENC and<br />

administered by Visit Waimakariri. It<br />

offers between $500 and$5,000 per<br />

application.<br />

For more information or to applyfor<br />

theRegional Events Fund visit www.<br />

northcanterbury.co.nz/regionalevents­fund.<br />

Farmer support available<br />

Flood­affected farmersinthe South Island<br />

are being encouraged to make use of<br />

livestockfeed support services funded by<br />

the Ministryfor PrimaryIndustries (MPI).<br />

Widespreadflooding across the<br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> region this winter, on top of<br />

drought, has damaged pasture and caused<br />

losses to supplementary feed.<br />

SinceJune, MPIhas boosted feed<br />

support services and allocated more than<br />

$4.7 million for recoverygrants, technical<br />

advice and wellbeing support, MPI rural<br />

communitiesand farmingsupport director<br />

Nick Story says.<br />

MPI animal health and welfare director<br />

Chris Rodwell says grazing pasture coated<br />

with silt can cause animal health issues<br />

and farmers with concerns about the<br />

health of their animals should seek advice<br />

from aveterinarian.<br />

MPI, DairyNZ, Beef +Lamb New<br />

Zealand and Federated Farmersare<br />

offeringfree,one­on­one feed planning<br />

support, call 0800 Farming (0800327646).<br />

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50 % Of<br />

*Call for Terms<br />

&Conditions<br />

Off<br />

*<br />

ADJUSTABLE MASSAGE BED<br />

by

What’s happening in your<br />

community…<br />

Millton Memorial Park Plans Approved<br />

The Rangiora-AshleyCommunity Board approvedthe<br />

Millton Memorial Park Master Plan at their meeting<br />

earlier this month.<br />

The main feature of theplanisto create alargearea<br />

devoted to specimen plantings of trees and shrubs<br />

(an arboretum) with inter-connecting pathways.<br />

Alsoincluded is anew dogagility area, arealignment<br />

of thesmall dogparkand areashavebeenidentified<br />

for the relocation of the <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> Model<br />

Railway Club and future public toilets.<br />

The plan includes all of the new features outlined<br />

in the dra plan, however the design and layout<br />

were changed to reflect community feedback.<br />

The area will be developed over coming years as<br />

budget becomes available.<br />

Stockwater Race Bylaw Under Review<br />

The Council is reviewing its 2019 Stockwater Race<br />

Bylawandisasking Waimakaririresidents and water<br />

race users for feedback on proposed changes.<br />

Stockwater portfolio holder Councillor Sandra Stewart<br />

says that she is really keen to hear from both<br />

residentsand stockwaterusers to makesurethe<br />

Council is on the right track.<br />

“We want to hear if any amendments are necessary<br />

before the final bylaw is adopted later this year.”<br />

“I’m particularly interested inrace users and<br />

residents’ views on the environmental benefits of<br />

the race network which through leakage, recharge<br />

our underground aquifers and dilute nitrate<br />

groundwater pollution” CrStewart said.<br />

“Whether these benefits should be funded through a<br />

district-wide environmental rate is proposed to be<br />

addressed in the future once the outcome ofthe<br />

Government’s Three Waters Reform is known.”<br />

“I look forward to hearing our community’s views<br />

on our approach to maintaining the water race<br />

system” she said.<br />

The races provide stockwater to 1,629 properties<br />

which pay an annual rate to cover management<br />

of the network. The races are almost 830km in<br />

length and cover over 42,000 hectares through the<br />

Waimakariri District.<br />

Thebylaw details the rulesprotectingthewater race<br />

network,and is an importanttooltohelp thecouncil<br />

and itscontractorsmake decisionswhile maintaining<br />

the supply of stockwater to users of the scheme.<br />

Councillors adopted the Stockwater Race Bylaw in<br />

2019 and undertook to carry out afurther review<br />

within two years, giving users and residents an<br />

opportunity for comment.<br />

To give feedback onthe dra bylaw, visit<br />

waimakariri.govt.nz/letstalk before 5pm,<br />

Tuesday 7September.<br />

KNOW YOUR ZONE<br />

TSUNAMI INFORMATION EVENINGS<br />

Hear about the science behindthe new tsunami<br />

evacuation zones and learn practical thingsyou<br />

can do at home to be better prepared in this<br />

series of free public meetings.<br />

TOPICS INCLUDE:<br />

The Science Behind the Tsunami Zones |How Likelyisa<br />

Tsunami |Overview of the New Zones |Responding to a<br />

Tsunami Event|Having aPlan at Home |Q&A Time<br />

INFORMATION EVENING DATES:<br />

The PinesBeach/Kairaki<br />

Wednesday 4<strong>August</strong>,7pm<br />

The Pines Beach/Kairaki Community Hall<br />

Online<br />

Wednesday 11 <strong>August</strong>,7pm<br />

ABOUT STOCKWATER<br />

RACES<br />

The Stockwater Race Bylaw 2019 isunder<br />

review, we’ve draed some changes and<br />

want tohear your thoughts.<br />

This reviewconsiders the following broad topics,<br />

with somepossible amendments proposed as<br />

aresult: works in private property, road reserve<br />

race maintenance,managed aquifer recharge,<br />

environmental benefits, ponds, fencing of water<br />

races and biosecurity and contamination risks.<br />

Share your feedback before 5pm on<br />

Tuesday 7September <strong>2021</strong>.<br />

Have your say waimakariri.govt.nz/letstalk<br />

WatchonFacebook Have you signed &Youtube up for<br />

facebook.com/ WaimakaririDistrictCouncil<br />

youtube.com/waimakaririDC<br />

the Waimakariri District<br />

Council <strong>News</strong>letter?<br />

Tojoin visit:<br />

waimakariri.govt.nz/subscribe<br />

<strong>2021</strong> MULTICULTURAL COOKING CLASSSERIES<br />

Want to learntocookdifferent<br />

and interesting dishes from<br />

other cultures?<br />

Global Locals of Waimakariri (GLOW) inapartnership with<br />

the Waimakariri District Council are hosting a10-week<br />

MulticulturalCooking Class Series.<br />

26 July –29 September<strong>2021</strong> | 5.30-7.30pm<br />

‣Kaiapoi High School<br />

‣ RangioraNew Life School<br />

If cost is aconcern, phone Carolyn Boswell on 027 293 3407<br />

or email globallocalsofwaimakariri@gmail.com to discuss a<br />

possible discount.<br />

Register at humanitix.com<br />

Free Computer Classes<br />

at WaimakaririLibraries<br />

IntrotoFacebook<br />

Rangiora Library •Wednesday 11<strong>August</strong><br />

Kaiapoi Library •Friday 13 <strong>August</strong><br />

$20<br />

per class<br />

&student<br />

IntrotoSmartPhones<br />

Rangiora Library •Monday 16 <strong>August</strong><br />

Pegasus Community Centre •Wednesday 18 <strong>August</strong><br />

Kaiapoi Library •Friday 20 <strong>August</strong><br />

IntrotoApps<br />

Rangiora Library •Monday 23 <strong>August</strong><br />

Kaiapoi Library •Friday 27 <strong>August</strong><br />

All classes run from 10am-12pm<br />

Bookings Essential<br />

steppingup.nz<br />

03 311 8901

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Public Notices<br />

Give usyour<br />

feedback<br />

Keep your<br />

recycling<br />

loose.<br />

Recycling and organics<br />

should be loose in<br />

the bin, not in bags.<br />

Plastic bags belong<br />

in the rubbish. That<br />

includes compostable<br />

or biodegradable bags<br />

or packaging.<br />

—<br />

Find out more<br />

collection tips at<br />

rethinkrubbish.co.nz<br />

rethinkrubbish.co.nz<br />

NEED FUNDING FOR A<br />

LOCAL ARTS PROJECT?<br />

Assistance is available for groups and<br />

individuals who are keen to provide arts<br />

and cultural activities in the Waimakariri<br />

District from the Creative Communities<br />

New Zealand Scheme.<br />

The next CreativeCommunitiesround will close<br />

Monday 23 <strong>August</strong> <strong>2021</strong>,foreventsoractivities<br />

thattakeplace between1October<strong>2021</strong> and<br />

1October2022.<br />

The Application Form and Guide for Applicants is<br />

available from Council Service Centres and Libraries or<br />

from the Council website at waimakariri.govt.nz<br />

If youhaveany questionsplease contact<br />

the administrator,Ben Eldridge<br />

Phone03311 8901or0800965 468<br />

Email ben.eldridge@wmk.govt.nz<br />

Get your business noticed with an advert on our Classified or Trades and Services pages!<br />

Phone Amanda 313 2840 or Email info@ncnews.co.nztodiscuss your options and be the name theyremember!<br />

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2403731<br />

CAB <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> ison<br />

the move!<br />

From Monday,9<strong>August</strong> <strong>2021</strong> you will<br />

find us at 209 High Street, Rangiora.<br />

We are open from 9am to 4.30pm<br />

Monday to Friday.<br />

<strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong><br />

Phone 03 313 8822 or 0800 367 222<br />

Email northcanterbury@cab.org.nz<br />

Website www.cab.org.nz<br />

Amberley<br />

Gun Club<br />

AGM<br />

Willbeheld at Clubrooms<br />

Sunday8<strong>August</strong><strong>2021</strong><br />

at Midday.<br />

Programme ofday:<br />

10.00 am Skeet<br />

12.00 am AGM<br />

1.00 pm 25 Tgt Single Rise<br />

25 Tgt Points Score<br />

25 Tgt Single Barrel<br />

Personal<br />

Country Romance<br />

Acountry lady who is seeking alikeminded gentleman.<br />

Standing at 5’5 with aslim build, blonde hair &hazel eyes.<br />

She is an outdoors lady, who enjoys fishing, tramping,<br />

cooking, travelling, gardening and spending time with that<br />

someone special. To meet, Please call &quote code 63<br />

0800 446 332<br />

24<strong>05</strong>503<br />

Travel &Tours<br />

Coromandel East Cape Napier Taupo<br />

11 days,departs Tues 12th October<br />

$2,990 pp twin share<br />

DayTrip Arthur’s Pass<br />

Wed18th <strong>August</strong> $25pp<br />

DayTrip Cheviot Hills<br />

Wed15th September $25pp<br />

Call Reid Tours 0800 446 886<br />

Email: reidtours@xtra.co.nz www.reidtours.com<br />

Wanted To Buy<br />

$$$<br />

Amalgamated Scrap Metal<br />

Ltd. Specialists in farm<br />

machineryand farm clean<br />

ups, old vehicles etc.<br />

100% locally owned.<br />

Ph 0800 030 712 or<br />

027 695 0480.<br />

2312759<br />

Firewood<br />

DRY WATTLE two years<br />

old, $700 6m2. Dry Old<br />

Man Pine, $540 6m2.<br />

Phone 03 312 8726 Rangiora.<br />

SPLIT Old Man Pine 3.7m<br />

@ $260, Split Hardwood<br />

Mix 3.7m @$360. Mobile<br />

021 993 497.<br />

Do youwant your<br />

business noticed?<br />

Advertise on our<br />

Classified or Trusted<br />

Trades and Services pages!<br />

PhoneAmanda on<br />

313 2840 or<br />

Emailinfo@ncnews.co.nz<br />

to discuss your options<br />

and be thenamethey<br />

remember!<br />

Proposed Lease -Queen Mary<br />

Hospital Historic Reserve<br />

Pursuant to Section 58A ofthe Reserves Act 1977,<br />

Hurunui District Council proposes togrant afive year<br />

lease with two rights of renewal offive years for the<br />

purpose of a picnic area for the Hanmer Springs<br />

Thermal Pools &Spa.<br />

Thelandisdescribed as:<br />

Queen Mary Hospital Historic Reserve -Lot 2DP<br />

430432 situated at 3 Jacks Pass Road, Hanmer<br />

Springs, over part of the reserve - an area of<br />

approximately1000m 2 .<br />

Acopy of the agreement toLease and site plans are<br />

available online or for inspection at Hurunui District<br />

Council’s Amberley Office at 66 Carters Road and<br />

the Hanmer Springs Service Centre &Library, during<br />

normalopeninghours.<br />

Any person objectingorsubmittingtothis proposal can<br />

do so in writing no later than 5pmonthe 23 September<br />

<strong>2021</strong>.<br />

To makeasubmission or objection or to find out more<br />

about this proposal pleasevisit www.hurunui.govt.nz-<br />

Have your say.<br />

Please direct any queries to Liz Atkins, Ph 027 733<br />

2237 or email at liz.atkins©hurunui.govt.nz.<br />

24<strong>05</strong>441<br />

WarMemorial Hall<br />

1AlbertStreet, Rangiora 7400<br />

PO Box 351, Rangiora 7440<br />

www.bsnc.org.nz<br />

Covid-19 and Level 1–Keeping everyone safe<br />

Dear Clients and prospective clients,<br />

•WeARE open and ready to provide you with<br />

budgeting supportand advice.<br />

•WeARE able to meet with you face-to-face. Strictly<br />

by appointment only.<br />

•Wewillbeabletosee walk-in clients. Please phone<br />

first<br />

•Home visits are by arrangement only.<br />

•Wewill trytocontinue advocating on your behalf<br />

with WINZ, banks, creditors etc.<br />

•Weregularly workwith other supportagencies and<br />

food banks; to provide you with additional<br />

assistance.<br />

Phone: 03 313 35<strong>05</strong><br />

(please leave amessage and we’ll get back to you)<br />

Email: servicemanager@bsnc.org.nz<br />

Monday to Thursday 09:00 am to 4:00 pm<br />

• However, Ifyou cannot wait to talk with us, then<br />

please call the MoneyTalks helpline on 0800 345 123<br />

Kaiapoi Christadelphians<br />

“The Key of knowledge...” (Luke 11:52)<br />

WHY DID CHRIST<br />

HAVE TO DIE?<br />

2300807<br />

In Genesis, the first book of the Bible, it<br />

was prophesied that there would come<br />

a descendant of Adam and Eve, who<br />

through willing obedience to his Father’s<br />

commandment ,would destroy the power<br />

of sin through his death. This would open<br />

the way for forgiveness of sins, to be<br />

extended to those who acknowledge and<br />

forsake them.<br />

DVD presentation -Sunday 8th <strong>August</strong>, 7.00pm<br />

Kaiapoi Community Centre, Sewell Street<br />

Forinformation -phone 03 352 5453<br />

Website -bibletruthandprophecy<br />

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AUDITION<br />

NOTICE<br />

Rangiora Players are<br />

calling for cast for<br />

"The Ghost Train",<br />

agenre-defining comedy<br />

suspense thriller by<br />

Arnold Ridley,<br />

directed by Dimitri Gibara,<br />

performances in November.<br />

Full audition information<br />

from our website as listed<br />

below. To book an audition<br />

call Mark, 313-3441.<br />

http://rp.nz/auditions<br />

LEITHFIELD Public<br />

Library AGM, Sunday<br />

22nd <strong>August</strong> <strong>2021</strong>. In the<br />

Leithfield Library at 11am.<br />

All welcome. Contact Eryn<br />

03 314 6080 for more<br />

information.<br />

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24 to 27<br />

Sept <strong>2021</strong><br />

Farming Notices<br />

16 month old Heading Dog<br />

for sale. Going well. All<br />

training been done at work.<br />

Call Garry 027 311 8420.<br />

BLACK HUNTAWAY<br />

pups for sale. 10 wks old.<br />

1xdog, 2xbitch pups. Both<br />

parents very good in yards<br />

with sheep and cattle. Pups<br />

well handled. Call Garry<br />

0273 118 420.<br />

Educational<br />

TUITION available. Primary<br />

and secondary up to<br />

NCEA level 3. In centre<br />

(Rangiora) or interactive<br />

online from your home.<br />

Each student on an individually<br />

tailored programme.<br />

Kip McGrath Rangiora has<br />

been serving the local community<br />

for 30 +years. Give<br />

us acall (03 313 3638) or<br />

book your free assessment<br />

online https://www.kipmcgrath.<br />

co.nz/rangiora<br />

Entertainment<br />

GITBOX REBELLION.<br />

Performing live at Balcairn<br />

Hall, an Arts On Tour NZ<br />

event. Six acoustic guitars<br />

blend jazz, rock, folk and<br />

classical in sonic rapture!<br />

Saturday 21st <strong>August</strong> at<br />

8pm. Supper, raffles, alcohol<br />

free, CD sales. Tickets<br />

$25 from Sally Macs<br />

Amberley, Stan’s 7 Day<br />

Pharmacy Rangiora, Sefton<br />

Garage and<br />

via www.balcairnhall.com.<br />

Livestock<br />

HOMEKILL<br />

&Wild Game<br />

Meat Processing<br />

313 0022<br />

2309602MEAT2U.NZ<br />

Public Notices<br />

PUBLIC NOTICE OF<br />

APPLICATION FOR<br />

ON-LICENCE<br />

SECTION 101, SALE<br />

AND SUPPLY OF<br />

ALCOHOL ACT 2012<br />

RANGIORA CRAFT BEER<br />

COMPANY LIMITED<br />

has made application<br />

to the District Licensing<br />

Committee at Rangiora<br />

for the renewal of an On<br />

Licence in respect of the<br />

premises situated at 7<br />

- 9 DURHAM STREET,<br />

RANGIORA known as THE<br />

GOOD DROP.<br />

The general nature of the<br />

business conducted under<br />

the licence is: CRAFT<br />

BEER BAR/TAVERN.<br />

The days on which and the<br />

hours during which alcohol<br />

is sold under the licence are<br />

SUNDAY TO THURSDAY:<br />

8AM —11PM, FRIDAY TO<br />

SATURDAY: 8AM —1AM.<br />

The application may be<br />

inspected during ordinary<br />

office hours at the office<br />

of the Waimakariri District<br />

Licensing Committee at 215<br />

High Street, Rangiora.<br />

Any person who is entitled<br />

to object and who wishes<br />

to object to the issue of<br />

the licence may, not later<br />

than 15working days after<br />

the date of publication of<br />

this notice, file a notice<br />

in writing of the objection<br />

with the Secretary of<br />

the Waimakariri District<br />

Licensing Committee at<br />

Private Bag 10<strong>05</strong>, Rangiora.<br />

No objection to the renewal<br />

of alicence may be made<br />

in relation to amatter other<br />

than amatter specified in<br />

section 131 of the Sale and<br />

Supply of Alcohol Act 2012,<br />

This is the second<br />

publication of this notice.<br />

This notice was first<br />

published on 29 July <strong>2021</strong>.<br />

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PUBLIC NOTICE OF<br />

APPLICATION FOR<br />

ON-LICENCE<br />

SECTION 101, SALE<br />

AND SUPPLYOF<br />

ALCOHOL ACT 2012<br />

Legend Since <strong>2021</strong> Ltd<br />

has made application<br />

to the District Licensing<br />

Committee at Rangiora for<br />

the issue of an On Licence<br />

in respect of the premises<br />

situated at 194C Williams<br />

Street, Kaiapoi known as<br />

Le Soleil Cafe, Restaurant<br />

&Bar.<br />

The general nature of<br />

the business conducted<br />

(or to be conducted) under<br />

the licence is restaurant.<br />

The days on which and the<br />

hours during which alcohol<br />

is (or is intended to be)<br />

sold under the licence are<br />

Sunday to Thursday 8am-<br />

11pm/ Friday to Saturday<br />

8am - 1am the following<br />

day.<br />

The application may be<br />

inspected during ordinary<br />

office hours at the office<br />

of the Waimakariri District<br />

Licensing Committee at 215<br />

High Street, Rangiora.<br />

Any person who is entitled<br />

to object and who wishes<br />

to object to the issue of<br />

the licence may, not later<br />

than 15 working days after<br />

the date of the publication<br />

of this notice, file anotice<br />

in writing of the objection<br />

with the Secretary of<br />

the Waimakariri District<br />

Licensing Committee at<br />

Private Bag 10<strong>05</strong>, Rangiora.<br />

No objection to the issue<br />

of alicence may be made<br />

in relation to amatter other<br />

than amatter specified in<br />

section 1<strong>05</strong>(1) of the Sale<br />

and Supply of Alcohol Act<br />

2012.<br />

This is the first publication of<br />

this notice.<br />

2406039v1<br />

THE SOUTHBROOK COMMUNITY SPORTS C LUB INC.<br />

117 South Belt, Rangiora<br />

Address all communications to:<br />

The Secretary, PO Box 133, Rangiora. 7440<br />

Email: sportsclub@saracensrugby.co.nz<br />

AGM<br />

TUESDAY 17 th AUGUST<br />

7.00pm @the Clubrooms<br />

We have vacancies for the following voluntarypositions<br />

which do need to be filled at the AGM.<br />

Chairperson<br />

Treasurer<br />

Bookings Co Ordinator<br />

If you are interested and would like more information,<br />

please contact our current Acting Chair 027 438 4279<br />

or Secretary027 457 8306<br />

2402294<br />

HANDS-ON AT OTAGO<br />

Each year Otago University offers an experience of<br />

university life and study in the summer<br />

holidays (January) for students who willbein<br />

year 12 or 13 that year.<br />

Entryiscompetitive so students are expectedtohave<br />

high grades at NCEA level in their subject(s) of choice.<br />

See https://www.otago.ac.nz/hands-on-at-otago/<br />

about/index.html<br />

Each year the RotaryClubofRangiora is willing<br />

to sponsor asuitable applicant from the Waimakariri or<br />

Hurunui areas to attend this event to the amount<br />

of $800.<br />

BEFORE APPLYING to ‘Hands-On at Otago,’ any<br />

studentseeking this sponsorship needs to submit their<br />

CV to Rotarian Alan Missen (awmissen@xtra.co.nz)<br />

BEFORE 31st <strong>August</strong> <strong>2021</strong>.<br />

The successful applicant will be notified as soon as<br />

possible.<br />

2404740<br />

Situations Vacant<br />

CAR GROOMER<br />

YARD HAND<br />

Required for busy<br />

dealership.<br />

Must be reliable,<br />

hard working with afull<br />

clean drivers licence.<br />

Agood sport mentality<br />

is essential.<br />

To apply send your CV to<br />

craig@stadiumcars.co.nz<br />

609 Lineside Rd, Rangiora<br />

Vineyard Foreperson -Waipara<br />

Generous Product Allowanceand Staffbenefits!<br />

Full time. Permanent.<br />

• Areyou passionate aboutViticulture?<br />

• Great at working with and supervising a team?<br />

• Want tojoin asmall close knit team, yet be<br />

partofabigger organisation?<br />

We are looking for a Viticulture Foreperson to<br />

work on our Waipara vineyards. You would be<br />

responsible for completing the hands on daytoday<br />

vineyard operations, but also helping to supervise<br />

thewider team.<br />

What doesaForeperson do?<br />

• Helps with daily work planning and<br />

communication to theteam<br />

• Assist in auditsand admin, and staff training<br />

• Ensure vineyard tasks are completed to<br />

standard,toensurevine health<br />

• Work as part ofthe team on physical tasks,<br />

and also help coach and supervise staff,<br />

alongside VitiTechnician role<br />

What doesour operation offer?<br />

• A career with opportunity for development<br />

within an international organization, within<br />

beautiful Waipara<br />

• A real focus and genuine commitment to<br />

workplaceHealth and Safety<br />

• You will work with some very experienced and<br />

supportive NZ Viticulture experts<br />

• You get aproduct allowance (and its not just<br />

wine, although the wineislovely)<br />

• Life insurance and other benefits like health<br />

insurance<br />

Whoshould apply?<br />

We are looking for someone who has viticulture<br />

experience, who is able tosupervise ateam, and<br />

is keen for doing tasks across the full spectrum of<br />

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hard, but also love abit of alaugh and tostop and<br />

have asocial moment(we call it conviviality).<br />

Please note –all our sites are smokefree. You<br />

must bewithin New Zealand and have appropriate<br />

working rightsto be considered for this role.<br />

Interested? Please email<br />

lucy.nurse@pernod-ricard.com<br />

for information about how to apply.<br />

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BICHON HOMESTAY<br />

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ZEBRA FINCHES catch<br />

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CASH 4CARS<br />

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RANGIORA Rubbish<br />

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ROOFER. All roof repairs,<br />

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2091848<br />

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REMOVALISTS<br />

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Call Gerard<br />

027 668 3636<br />

movemen.co.nz<br />

2401953

YOUR LOCAL<br />

INSIDE<br />

Thursday,<strong>August</strong>5,<strong>2021</strong> | Issue957 | www.starnews.co.nz<br />

YOU’RE INVITED<br />

TO THE OPENING<br />

STARTING 12PM 4.30PM • SUNDAY 8AUGUST <strong>2021</strong><br />

MAINPOWER STADIUM, COLDSTREAM ROAD, RANGIORA<br />

Waimakariri Mayor Dan Gordon and<br />

Councillors invite you to the official opening<br />

of MainPower Stadium.<br />

—<br />

Nau mai, Haere mai<br />

We are excited to show MainPower Stadium tothe District.<br />

Join us for anaernoon of entertainment.<br />

Aer the official opening at 12pm tour the facility, and enjoy<br />

demonstrations of avariety of sports and kapa haka groups.

STADIUM<br />

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•BellgroveStation cafe &juicebar<br />

10% discountforseniors,students seniors,students and communityservices card holders<br />

Standardmembership pricewill increaseto$21.50pwfrom 9th<strong>August</strong><br />

*not* includedingym membership<br />

STADIUM FITNESSCENTREISPARTOFMAINPOWERSTADIUM, STADIUM, 289COLDSTREAM ROAD.<br />

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OPENS<br />

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5YEARS<br />

100,000 KM<br />

FREESERVICING<br />

UNLIMITEDKM<br />

WARRANTY<br />

UNLIMITED KM<br />

ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE<br />

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