Nor'West News: October 07, 2021

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2021 

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Ruby’s chance to jump 

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Rangi Ruru 

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take on the 

best skiers 

• By Fiona Ellis 

RUBY HEWITT has been hitting 

the slopes since she was just threeyears-old, 

and her hard work is 

set to pay off as she prepares to pit 

her skills against the world’s best 

young skiers. 

The 15-year-old has been chosen 

to compete at the 2022 Freeride 

Junior World Championships in 

Europe. 

This will be the first taste of 

international competition for 

the Rangi Ruru student, who last 

month won the under-18 women’s 

ski category at the New Zealand 

junior freeride nationals. 

Being selected to represent New 

Zealand in Europe came as a shock 

to her, because usually, those who 

were chosen were in their final year 

of the junior category. 

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Thursday October 7 2021 3 

Musical siblings in composer awards 

THOMAS AND Eva Bedggood 

have been playing music 

together since they were young 

children. 

And now they are sharing the 

experience of taking part in an 

award for young composers. 

The Canterbury University 

music students have been chosen 

for the NZSO Todd Corporation 

Young Composer Awards. 

The award gives them 

the opportunity to travel to 

Wellington next month and hear 

their compositions workshopped 

and performed by the New 

Zealand Symphony Orchestra. 

The works will also be recorded 

by RNZ Concert. 

They are two of the eight 

young composers from around 

New Zealand chosen to 

participate in the award this 

year. 

Thomas, 20, plays the violin 

and Eva, 18, plays the trumpet 

and piano. 

Thomas, who is in his 

fourth year of an honours degree 

in music, was selected for the 

same NZSO award last year, 

which inspired Eva, a first-year 

student, to enter for the first 

time. 

“I never imagined that I 

would get in because I’m pretty 

young and I don’t think they 

often have first years. It was 

awesome to hear we’d both got 

EXPERIENCE: Thomas and Eva Bedggood have been 

playing music together since they were children and they’re 

excited to share the experience of taking part in an award 

for young composers. 

in because now we get to have 

this experience together,” she 

said. 

Her selected composition, 

called Azimuth, is just her third 

work for an orchestra but she 

has been composing music since 

childhood. 

Thomas said it’s an amazing 

feeling to hear a composition 

being performed by an 

accomplished orchestra in an 

auditorium, instead of by a piece 

of computer software. 

“It’s a fairly surreal feeling to 

be in the Michael Fowler Centre, 

which seats several thousand 

people, and there’s the entire 

orchestra and they’re about to 

play your music. It’s going to be 

amazing to be there again this 

year,” he said. 

The pair have different 

inspirations behind their 

compositions and their 

successful pieces are very 

distinct. 

Eva is interested in film 

scoring and finds inspiration 

in nature and history while 

Thomas says his ideas come 

from colours, light, stories and 

poetry. 

His successful piece for the 

award, Íkaros, is inspired by the 

ancient Greek legend of Icarus. 

As part of the award they 

will have an expert composermentor 

to help them through the 

process and their piece of music 

will be performed by the NZSO 

and led by conductor Hamish 

McKeich, who has a passion for 

contemporary and experimental 

music. 

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League player heading to school of hard knocks 

BULLDOGS PUP: Promising rugby league player Bronson 

Reuben heads to Sydney next year after securing a 

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NRL club. 

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• By Chris Barclay 

ST BEDE’S College student 

Bronson Reuben faces a steep 

learning curve on, and off, the 

field next year when the talented 

rugby league player relocates to 

Sydney to pursue his NRL dream. 

Not only will the 15-year-old 

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education curriculum near the 

end of secondary school, Reuben 

is also joining one of the code’s 

ultimate school of hard knocks 

after securing a three-year 

contract with the Canterbury 

Bulldogs. 

Fortunately, his mother and 

father are in a similar boat after 

they make the flight in December 

or January. 

“It’s a bit of an upheaval really. 

We’re selling the house, we don’t 

have jobs (to go to) and all that 

sort of thing,” Kirsten Reuben 

said. 

However, crossing the Tasman 

after her son finishes year 11 is a 

calculated risk the Prestons-based 

family are willing to take. 

“He’s one of these kids that 

doesn’t have a problem with 

change. If we didn’t go we’d just 

sit here forever thinking what 

might have been,” said Kirsten, 

who will lean on club staff and old 

high school friends when making 

the transition. 

Bronson, who captained the 

Southern Zone Scorpions to a 

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Orcas at the national under-16 

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players in Auckland last year. 

Ideally, the halfback would have 

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Bulldogs’ Belmore headquarters 

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“He could get there, but there 

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home,” Kirsten said. 

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sprigmarks – a former New Zealand 

age group and Canterbury 

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“It’ll be a big learning curve 

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Kirsten, the Northern Bulldogs 

club secretary. 

“You go where they’ve got good 

programmes, they just do it properly 

over there. We couldn’t really 

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Canterbury since he was nine, 

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year. 

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Kangaroos, Queensland and 

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Johnathan Thurston, who started 

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Art classes gives cancer patient 

ROAR: Ruth Caukwell’s artworks often feature 

animals, such as lions or ducks. 

• By Fiona Ellis 

FOR RUTH Caukwell, art has 

provided a new lease on life, in 

spite of her ongoing fight against 

cancer. 

The 58-year-old Edgeware 

resident started attending 

therapeutic art classes run by 

the Cancer Society after she was 

diagnosed with pancreatic cancer 

in June last year. An operation and 

chemotherapy quickly followed. 

A long-time art enthusiast, it 

had been several years since she 

attempted any artwork, but she 

found a new perspective on life had 

ushered in a new style. 

“I’m finding things are freer and 

richer. I did some lovely work prior 

to [cancer] but I think there’s more 

passion in it now,” Caukwell said. 

“Since having cancer I thought: 

‘Oh, what the heck, I’m just going 

to do it’.” 

Her chemotherapy stopped in 

February but restarted again this 

month after her illness returned. 

“It is what it is and I’m going to 

keep on fighting. 

“The art is a great outlet. You can 

express yourself and lose yourself.” 

Even when she felt unwell, she 

was still able to plan and outline 

her artworks. 

From ducks to lions, animals are 

a recurring theme in her work, and 

pastel is her preferred medium, 

making French artist Edgar Degas 

a firm favourite. 

“He was a forerunner of pastels, 

and some of the stuff he did with 

pastel is just amazing.” 

The classes include art history 

segments and technical lessons as 

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her projects. It is also a place to 

make friends and meet people to 

discuss art and life with. 

“It doesn’t matter where you’re at, 

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learn and we help one another and 

encourage one another. That’s what 

I love about it.” 

An image of a galloping horse 

was her contribution towards 

an exhibition by the class at the 

Eastside Gallery late last year. 

“It was quite a success, lots of 

people came and saw it, it was quite 

a lift really.” 

Artist Karen Greenslade was one 

of three volunteers who lead the 

Monday morning art classes at the 

Cancer Society’s Fitzgerald Ave 

location, along with Viv Kepes and 

Giselle Fortune. 

All three are qualified artists 

with teaching backgrounds. 

Greenslade, a 70-year-old from 

Burnside, followed a long-held 

dream of attending art school 

and graduating from Canterbury 

University with a fine art degree in 

2016. 

She then wanted to give back 

to the community so became 

involved in the classes in 2017 

at the suggestion of her friend 

Sandy Gottermeyer, who now runs 

sessions in Rangiora. 

The morning and afternoon 

sessions meet different needs, 

and the two groups share lunch 

together. 

“Some people come along and it’s 

all brand new but generally people 

have been interested [in art] and 

now that they’ve got this time... 

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a new lease on life 

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People came from throughout Christchurch 

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their 70s. 

Art classes are on hold until Covid-19 

alert level 1, although she was communicating 

with her pupils online, she said. 

This was among the challenges of her 

role, as was the reality of working with the 

society. 

“Sometimes people are pretty unwell, 

and very locationally we lose someone and 

that’s very sad.” 

However, the positive aspects of the role 

far outweighed any drawbacks. 

“Its a team. It’s not to do with me, it’s to 

do with everyone. As tutors, sometimes I 

think we get more out of it than they do, 

they’re so kind and appreciative.” 

“For some reason, I think adversity 

makes some very lovely, kind people.” 

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‘Skiing will be a lifelong passion for me’ 

•From page 1 

“Just to get there in this 

Covid world will be amazing,” 

she said. 

While competing in Europe, 

her aim was simply to make the 

most of the experience. 

Although she was not looking 

further into the future than this, 

she had no plan to hang up her 

skis. 

“Skiing will be a lifelong passion 

for me. I would love to juggle 

competing and a career.” 

She was drawn to compete in 

the sport because of the friendly 

atmosphere of the competitions, 

she said. 

“There is a really great group of 

girls who are all super supportive 

and fun.” 

The skiers she looked up to 

included New Zealanders Janina 

Kuzma, Jess Hotter, and Craig 

Murray, and Italian Arianna 

Tricomi. 

In spite of injuries and 

near misses, she believes a day 

on the snow is better than a day 

off it. 

However, love of skiing was not 

instantaneous for Ruby. When 

Bottle Lake Forest Park’s notoriously hard and fast trails lived up to 

their reputation on Sunday delivering fast times in the final round of 

the Canterbury Mountain Bike series. 

The winning time by former international world cup mountain 

bike racer Craig Oliver for the 30km feature race was 1hr 4min. 

she was first introduced to it, she 

“hated” the sport. 

She changed her mind after 

picking up on the enthusiasm 

of those around her at the 

skifield near her family’s holiday 

home. 

“Skiing is one of our family 

sports but skiing with friends 

made it more fun and we had 

a great group of kids at Mt 

Olympus to push each other and 

improve,” Ruby said. 

Freeride skiing was her 

preferred style because of the 

creativity it allowed. 

“It’s not like in ski racing where 

you have a set path and turn 

between the gates. You have to 

choose your path and what you’re 

going to jump off and decide 

what trick you’re going to do in 

the air — it’s really fun.” 

Picking her route to follow was 

the most challenging part of the 

sport, because of the uncertainty 

of how it would work out, but was 

also the most rewarding when it 

went well. 

While in action, she had three 

key words on her mind – “focus, 

fluid and fast.” 

CREATIVITY: Ruby Hewitt 

carves a path at the New 

Zealand junior freeride 

nationals. PHOTO: MARK 

BRIDGWATER 

Walter Lettink of Mairehau, leads his daughter Victoria, 

10, as they prepare for the start the final round of the 

Canterbury mountain bike series at Bottle Lake Forest Park 

last weekend. Walter rode in the 30km race while Victoria 

faced the 15km race. 

David Ralston, of Burnside, completes 

the first lap of the 30km race on 

Sunday. Ralston’s second place finish 

in his age group earned him enough 

points to come second overall in the 

60-plus age group for the three-round 

series. 

Rob Turner of Redwood competes in the 15km 

short course race. 

Simon Kristiansen, of Merivale, carries his race number as he heads 

towards winning the 15km race. His spirited ride saw him earn enough 

points to win the overall 40-49 age group title. 

With the end in sight four competitors in the 30km race draw on all 

their reserves as they sprint towards a possible top-10 placing. They are 

(from left) No 4 Warwick Tuffnell, of Leeston, Sebastiano Broadhead, of 

Harewood, (obscured), No 24 Ryan Kuggeleijn and No 199 Aaron Hooper, 

of Bishopdale. Hooper beat them all to the line gaining ninth overall. 

PHOTOS: JOHN COSGROVE



Word Hunt Competition 

WIN! 

A Family Annual Pass to 

Word #1: 

We have hidden 3 Kiwi’s on our website. Each Kiwi has a special word. 

To go in the draw to win; Simply go to rwbishopdale.co.nz or rwstrowan.co.nz. 

Find all 3 Kiwi’s and write the special words you find in the yellow boxes. 

Once you have found all 3 special words, fill out your contact details below, 

cut out this competition and bring it into our Bishopdale or Strowan office to be 

in the draw to win a family annual pass to Willowbank Wildlife Reserve! 

Word #2: 

Word #3: 

Full Name: 

Contact Number: 

Address: 

Email: 

Would you like to receive email market updates? Yes 

No 

Age: 

Competition runs from 30/09/2021 to 18/10/2021. 

Entries must be dropped in to 5/333 Harewood Road, 

Bishopdale, or 55 Blighs Road, Strowan. 

T’s & C’s Apply.* 

*Terms and Conditions - Competition runs from Thursday 30th September to Monday 18th October. Entries must be physically handed in to our Bishopdale or Strowan office between 9am - 

5pm Monday - Friday to be in the draw. Entries may be placed in the Strowan office letterbox after hours located at 55 Blighs Road, Strowan. Prize includes 1x Family Annual Pass to Willowbank 

Wildlife Reserve for two adults and any three children. Winner will be contacted and notified via phone on Wednesday 20th October and must be able to collect from the Bishopdale or Strowan 

office. By entering the competition, the winner agrees to their names being published and to be photographed and that Ray White BS may use their names and such photographs for publicity 

purposes. The prize is not transferable or exchangeable, and cannot be redeemed for cash. Entry is open to Christchurch residents only. 

JOIN OUR 

TEAM! 

Auction 

Are you ready to kick start your career? 

We are looking for determined individuals who want to work in 

a collaborative, supportive, fun, and positive environment. 

If you have ever considered a career in Real Estate but just 

haven’t taken the first step, now’s your chance! 

Our careers evening is a great opportunity to come along and find 

out what’s involved in becoming part of this exciting industry. 

1/220 Avonhead Road, Avonhead 1 1 

• Investors, Upsizers or Downsizers 

• Currently tenanted 

• Close to all amenities 

Auction: 10:30am, Thursday 21st October 

at Ray White Bishopdale. 

rwbishopdale.co.nz/BHP30130 

Ray White BS 

Bishopdale & Strowan 

2 1 

0800 YELLOW (0800 935 569) 

5/333 Harewood Road, Bishopdale | 55 Blighs Road, Strowan 

rwbishopdale.co.nz | rwstrowan.co.nz 

Inline Realty Limited (Licensed REAA 2008) 

1 

Open Homes: 

Sat 9th October 

12:00 - 12:30pm 

Karen Ellis 

021 519 275 

Ray White Bishopdale & Strowan 

Careers Evening 

6pm, Tuesday 19th October at Ray White Bishopdale. 

To register your interest, please email 

barry.ellis@raywhite.com or phone 0800 YELLOW 

Proudly owned by 

Karen Ellis 

021 519 275 

Barry Ellis 

021 519 274



continuing education 


Risingholme’s Adult and 

Community Education 

Courses for Term 4, 2021 

are you a face-to-face learner? Learn something new with Risingholme. 

Whether you’re looking to learn new 

skills for enjoyment or employment! Or, 

you want to upskill and don’t have time 

for traditional tertiary study, or you just 

want to learn something new for fun, 

Risingholme offers an amazing range of 

short courses. Developing a new skill will 

influence the way you do things day to day 

and will make doing things quicker and 

easier, saving time, energy and stress. 

offering a new course at Risingholme in 

Term 4 – Work Readiness for Women: 

This course builds work confidence, goal 

setting and learn valuable job search 

skills to navigate entry or re-entry into 

the workforce by equipping yourself 

with the right tools to gain successful 

employment. 

We are therefore putting a call out to 

women looking for a change or restarting 

their career after managing the house as a 

stay-at-home mum or those preparing for 

their next work opportunity. 

For more information on all our 

courses and to enrol please go to: 

Web: www.risingholme.org.nz/Courses/ 

Email: info@risingholme.org.nz 

Phone: (03) 332 7359 

We look 

forward to 

seeing you in 

person on a 

Risingholme 

course this 

term. 

Make a habit of trying 

new things - with over 

80 courses available at 

Risingholme this term 

Risingholme courses range from 

language, music, employability, wellbeing, 

art, sewing, communication, woodwork 

and cooking to name a few! Term 4 

enrolments are filling up fast, now is the 

time to reserve your space. 

Risingholme is thrilled to announce our 

latest collaboration with ‘Dress for Success 

Christchurch’ (DFS). Together we are 

Adult and Community Education Term 4, 2021 

Come learn with us 

Risingholme Community Centre offers 

a wide range of short courses, each 

term, at a range of venues. 

Risingholme Community Centre 

Art (Creative Art, Mixed Media, Painting with Acrylics, Drawing 

& Sketching), Fabric & Craft Skills, Guitar, Pottery, Sewing Skills, 

Upholstery, Sewing Retreat, Yoga, Wood Sculpture, Woodwork, 

Woodwork for Women, Zentangle, Fermented Foods, Te Reo Maori, 

Patchwork and Quilting, NZ Sign Language, Reiki, Junk Journal, 

Designing Water Colours, Getting Yourself Out There, Mastering 

Wealth & Abundance Seminar, Mindfulness for Health, Compassionate 

Communication, Screen Printing, Work Readiness for Women 

Christchurch Girls’ High School 

Te Reo Maori, German Language, Painting with Acrylics, Spanish & Go, 

NZ Sign Language, Pattern Drafting 

Hornby High School 

Te Reo Maori, Thai Cooking, Sewing for Beginners, Hispanic Cuisine 

Riccarton High School 

Calligraphy, Indian Cuisine Continuing, Italian Language, NZ Sign 

Language, Russian Language, Te Reo Maori, Photography, Egyptian 

Cuisine, Mediterranean Cuisine, Sewing Skills, Found Object Sculpture 

Full details available on www.risingholme.org.nz 

Risingholme office at 22 Cholmondeley Ave, Opawa, Chch 

Phone 03 332 7359 | Email info@risingholme.org.nz 

www.risingholme.org.nz



Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100 

Trades & Services 





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BUILDER 

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CARPET LAYING 

Exp. Repairs, uplifting, 

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Phone John on 0800 

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master tiler, ph Dave 027 

334 4125 

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RAY WHITE PAPANUI NEWS 

A ‘selling your home’ checklist 

Selling a home can be a full-on 

experience. We grow attached to our 

homes and it can be hard to move 

on from them, especially if it’s our 

first home. We sell for any number of 

reasons but, no matter, the same things 

need to be considered before you start 

the process. 

Preparing your home: 

You will need to get the property up 

to scratch and looking as attractive 

as possible to prospective buyers. For 

some, this will mean finally finishing 

that project, working on repairs, 

decluttering and cleaning. Speak to a 

property expert if you are considering 

any expensive alterations to make sure 

it’s worth the cost. 

Repair History: 

If your property has had insurance or 

EQC repairs then this documentation 

including evidence of completion of 

works needs to be complied for the 

sale, if you can’t find this information 

then you can call EQC 0800 326 243 

and ask for them to send the file for 

your property out, note this can take 

up to 20 working days to arrive. 

Find a salesperson (agent): 

Contact a few experienced local real 

estate salespeople (agents) and set up 

interviews. Potential salespeople will 

evaluate your property and give you a 

comparative market analysis. Once you 

Tax changes are here! 

find your salesperson, you will sign a 

contract stating any commissions due, 

length of the agreement, marketing 

costs and the estimated sale cost. 

Making more important decisions: 

Next work with your salesperson to 

decide how you want to sell (auction, 

deadline sale, price etc), types and 

costs of listings and advertising, open 

home schedules and if you will issue a 

price guide or ask for offers. 

Contracts: 

Your salesperson will draw up 

the contract of sale, which should 

include all details of the owners, 

title, conditions of the sale, what is 

included in the chattels (for example, 

oven) as well as settlement date, legal 

description and any tenancy details if 

relevant. 

Going to market: 

The length of time your home will be 

on the market depends on how you 

choose to sell. For an auction, it’s about 

four weeks, a price or by negotiation 

method is often longer. This is the time 

your home will be open for inspections. 

It will take some effort to keep the 

house tidy for that time. 

Your salesperson will be responsible 

for negotiating with potential buyers 

to get the best price for you. Once it 

has been sold, the buyer usually pays a 

deposit at this point. 

The last step is settlement day. This 

is when you give the keys over to the 

new owners and vacate the property 

in exchange for the full agreed-upon 

amount. Congratulations on your sale! 

To discuss your map to a successful 

sale, get in contact with one of the 

team here at Ray White Papanui. We 

look forward to working with you. 

Vanessa Golightly, 

Business Owner 

and Licensee Agent 

Ray White Papanui 

027 664 9292 

Vanessa Golightly 

Licensee Agent & 


027 664 9292 

Stuart Morris 

Licensee Agent 

& Auctioneer 

027 422 6395 

Katrina Green 

Operations Manager 

Property Management 

027 606 0030 

Claire Morris 

Licensee Agent & 


027 662 4822 

Ben McNab 

Licensee Salesperson 

& Auctioneer 

027 427 7232 

Tracy Thomson 


027 440 3035 

New tax laws for landlords came into 

effect from 1st October and while the 

Government first announced these 

changes in March, we have had to wait 

until just days prior to the changes 

taking effect to find out more details. 

One of the big questions a lot of 

investors had was “What defines a 

new build?” and “How long would it be 

classified as a new build?” This concern 

was generated as new builds have 

been made exempt from one of the big 

changes, where you are no longer able 

to claim interest on your mortgage as 

a cost to off-set against the income, 

which will likely result, for most 

landlords in a higher cost to run their 

rental property. 

We now know that the Government 

has said that a new build will come 

under this exemption for 20 years from 

the change. This will apply for any new 

build which had its Code of Compliance 

issued on or after 27th March 2020. 

Feature Properties 

The other good news is that this 

exemption will be transferable from 

one owner to the next during the 20 

year period, which also answers a lot of 

questions landlords had. 

Tax specialists are however advising 

that the rules are very complex and 

they recommend that independent 

expert advice is sought to ensure 

landlords understand the tax 

implications according to their own 

personal circumstances. 

The Government has also said that 

more generous exemptions could apply 

to purpose-built rentals, commonly 

known as build-to-rent rentals, so I 

guess we need to wait and see what 

this looks like. 

So where does this leave the landlord 

who owns an older rental property, and 

ultimately how is this going to affect 

the rental stock in New Zealand? Most 

of us working closely with landlords 

who own, and tenants who live in, these 

properties are nervous that we will see 

a shortage of mid-priced rental stock, 

with investors either changing over to 

new builds or selling up and getting out 

of the game completely. 

As each part of the tax changes take 

effect the costs to landlords will 

increase, making it impossible not to 

increase rents to continue making 

the ownership viable. In my opinion, 

and from what I am already seeing 

in the market, these tax changes 

will not assist most of our tenants 

unfortunately and could ultimately 

backfire on assisting tenants to be in 

homes for life. But – we will have to 

wait and see! 

Just Sold 

Katrina Green, 

Operations Manager 

Property Management 

027 606 0030 

Richie Eggelton 


021 089 65594 

Hasna Ngara 


021 262 4943 

Olivia Hendry 

Executive Assistant 

Maria Paterson 


027 543 4689 

Jana Schleehauf 


022 090 1227 

Georgia Tuuta 

Executive Assistant 

Estelle Schuurman 

Property Manager 

Joy Coughlan 

Mortgage Broker 

027 223 3572 

22 Kendal Avenue, Burnside 

Vanessa Golightly & Maria Paterson 

25 Gleneagles Terrace, Fendalton 

Tracy Thomson & Hansa Ngara 

160 Richardson Terrace, Woolston 

Vanessa Golightly & Maria Paterson 

Level 1, 7 Winston Avenue, Papanui 

Phone (03) 352 0567 | rwpapanui.co.nz | /RayWhitePapanui Morris & Co Limited | Licenced REAA 2008

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