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Last week <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />
News reported on<br />
Sumner and Taylors<br />
Mistake surf lifesavers<br />
who were recognised<br />
in Surf Lifesaving New<br />
Zealand national awards<br />
of excellence. Today<br />
reporter John Cosgrove<br />
talks to Mt Pleasant<br />
resident Roger Smith,<br />
who was awarded a 50-<br />
year badge for his service<br />
to the North Beach club<br />
THE ONLY TIME Roger Smith<br />
ever feared for his life was when<br />
another club’s surf boat crashed<br />
into his during a surf carnival.<br />
“We were in big, big waves at<br />
the nationals and while our boat<br />
was in a good spot for speed<br />
between two waves, I watched as<br />
another boat tried to come in over<br />
the top of us.<br />
“Those boats were big and<br />
heavy and required a lot of skill<br />
to use them, especially in rough<br />
surf.<br />
“If they dumped you out, you<br />
hoped like hell you came out of it<br />
alive,” he said.<br />
• Turn to page 7<br />
THAT’S ME: Roger Smith points to himself on an old photo taken during a surf carnival.<br />
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The 67-year-old received a<br />
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“I was surprised to be<br />
named as a recipient, I’m not<br />
finished yet as I still think I<br />
have much to offer the sport,”<br />
Roger told reporter John<br />
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“I love working behind the<br />
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the good of the clubs. I feel it’s<br />
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City council head of urban<br />
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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>13</strong> <strong>2021</strong> <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />
NEWS 7<br />
‘I often saw the odd shark or two out there’<br />
• From page 1<br />
Fortunately, the other boat<br />
went under Roger’s boat and all<br />
aboard were safe.<br />
For the former businessman,<br />
to be awarded a 50-year badge<br />
at the recent Surf Lifesaving<br />
New Zealand national awards<br />
of excellence, was a humbling<br />
experience.<br />
“I was surprised to be named<br />
as a recipient, I’m not finished<br />
yet as I still think I have much to<br />
offer the sport,” he said.<br />
Since he was a teenager Smith<br />
(now 67) has been heavily involved<br />
in both surf lifesaving and<br />
rugby.<br />
A former past president at both<br />
the North Beach Surf Lifesaving<br />
Club and the Shirley Rugby<br />
Club, Smith said he still helps<br />
out where he can on both club<br />
committees.<br />
“I love working behind the<br />
scenes, and do what I can for the<br />
good of the clubs. I feel it’s good<br />
for any sporting club to have a<br />
few old heads in the mix bringing<br />
their experience to the club.”<br />
Smith was 18 when he trained<br />
for his first season as a lifeguard<br />
at North Beach.<br />
“It was a magnificent time back<br />
then, a wonderful way to be part<br />
of something that helped the<br />
community.<br />
“Back then it was the amateur<br />
era and membership at surf clubs<br />
was very strong.<br />
“There were surf carnivals<br />
everywhere and we used to travel<br />
far and wide to get to the whole<br />
day affairs.”<br />
He recalls many great trips, as<br />
all the clubs seem to always be<br />
on the same ferries at the same<br />
time, so there were many stories<br />
he said he could tell, but they<br />
wouldn’t be suitable for readers.<br />
However, he did recall one trip<br />
to the nationals aboard the TEV<br />
Maori interisland ferry: “Some<br />
members partied too hard on the<br />
day sailing to Wellington so they<br />
decided to sleep it off in their car<br />
but woke the next morning to<br />
find they were back at Lyttelton,<br />
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“North Beach was a wonderful<br />
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during the summer, my family<br />
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beaches.”<br />
His sons Dan and Ryan followed<br />
him into the sport.<br />
“In those days we did a lot a<br />
fundraising every weekend in the<br />
Brighton Mall, and we felt we had<br />
ownership of the club.”<br />
In the 1970s all rescues were<br />
undertaken by four-man belt and<br />
line teams, they also used surf<br />
skis, canoes and big heavy surf<br />
boats.<br />
“You would be rostered on<br />
a patrol team of five to six<br />
members and on days when the<br />
beaches were crowded you not<br />
SKILLS:<br />
Roger Smith,<br />
second<br />
from left,<br />
loves the<br />
camaraderie<br />
of surf<br />
lifesaving,<br />
only watched what was happening<br />
between the flags but also<br />
around the edges.”<br />
He said patrolling is more<br />
about preventative actions rather<br />
than actual rescues.<br />
“You had to concentrate,<br />
look for the telltale signs that<br />
swimmers were starting to get<br />
into trouble by drifting outside<br />
the flags, or out of their depth in<br />
the waves, and then go and help<br />
them out.<br />
“We tried to stop things happening<br />
before they got worse.”<br />
Rips were the cause of many<br />
callouts and he still remembers<br />
his first big rescue.<br />
“One day a rip just developed<br />
out of nowhere, one minute the<br />
surf was okay then suddenly<br />
seven to eight people were being<br />
whisked away, everybody jumped<br />
in to help out and we quickly got<br />
everyone out safely.”<br />
He said it’s only natural that<br />
people panic when a rip grabs.<br />
“They should remember that<br />
all the sea is doing is going out<br />
along a ditch, just as quickly as<br />
it appears and drags you out it<br />
also quickly deposits you on a<br />
sandbank behind the breakers,<br />
but sadly people panic and panic<br />
kills.”<br />
His advice – just float with the<br />
rip and hold your hand up.<br />
“Usually we would only swim<br />
about 100 to 200m out beyond<br />
the surf but on the boats, I often<br />
saw the odd shark or two out<br />
there.<br />
“People would be surprised<br />
that there is more wildlife than<br />
they think out there beyond the<br />
surf.”<br />
Smith experienced the many<br />
different technological changes<br />
the sport went through, from the<br />
introduction of the inflatable rescue<br />
boat which revolutionised the<br />
speed of rescues and capabilities<br />
of clubs, to handheld radios aiding<br />
the communication between<br />
crews and shore.<br />
He said the recent crop of<br />
reality surf programmes have<br />
helped raise awareness of water<br />
safety, but he reminds people to<br />
always swim between the flags<br />
and watch the surf conditions.<br />
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Welcoming refugees with gift packs<br />
KIND-hearted Canterbury<br />
humanitarians are helping<br />
with the integration of Afghani<br />
refugees into New Zealand<br />
society.<br />
A group of 250 or so refugees<br />
will soon become Kiwis<br />
following their forced escape<br />
from a war-torn land.<br />
Jo Bailey is the co-founder of<br />
Uniting Canterbury Women,<br />
a group that formed after the<br />
Christchurch terror attacks on<br />
March 15, 2019. The group is<br />
now planning to deliver gift<br />
packs to the refugees.<br />
The small but dedicated group,<br />
brings women of different<br />
cultures, ethnicities and religions<br />
together.<br />
Bailey and the group have<br />
created a series of projects<br />
since the initial focus on<br />
those impacted by the terror<br />
attacks. The most recent,<br />
supported by a Givealittle<br />
crowdfunding campaign,<br />
has been to raise money for<br />
individual welcome packs for the<br />
Afghan refugees.<br />
Bailey has been working<br />
with a group including Ryman<br />
Healthcare sales adviser Anthea<br />
Johnson, who is also her<br />
neighbour.<br />
Ryman will pay for the<br />
freighting of about 250 welcome<br />
packages to the refugees, living<br />
for now in Immigration NZ’s<br />
Mangere Refugee Resettlement<br />
Centre. Many arrived with<br />
just the clothes on their backs<br />
following a Taliban military<br />
offensive.<br />
“They’ve been through such<br />
trauma, absolute hell,” Bailey<br />
said.<br />
“They’ve left family members<br />
behind, I mean it’s horrific.<br />
They’ve been through terrible<br />
times to get here.”<br />
“(We want to demonstrate)<br />
that we care, that they’re wanted,<br />
that they’re loved here. And we<br />
wanted to make sure they had<br />
some lovely things to remind<br />
them of home and also welcome<br />
them to New Zealand,” Bailey<br />
said.<br />
Bailey said she was in part<br />
inspired by Christchurch café<br />
operator Zhara Hussaini.<br />
Hussaini had arrived in<br />
Christchurch at the age of 12,<br />
as a refugee, and has spoken<br />
publicly about the warmth of<br />
CARING: Jo<br />
Bailey (left)<br />
and Anthea<br />
Johnson are<br />
preparing<br />
gift packs<br />
for refugees<br />
who have<br />
had to<br />
escape<br />
war-torn<br />
Afghanistan.<br />
Kiwis she experienced since her<br />
arrival.<br />
Bailey reached out to Hussaini<br />
following the March 15 attacks,<br />
and subsequent vigils. The<br />
two found common ground<br />
and, with four others, formed<br />
Uniting Canterbury Women. It<br />
helped that Hussaini was already<br />
an advocate for the Afghan<br />
community.<br />
Said Bailey: “I just wanted<br />
to continue on the feelings of<br />
goodwill (towards minorities)<br />
that were happening in the<br />
community. Like all disasters,<br />
once tragedies (dissipate) people<br />
go back to their normal lives.<br />
“When Zahra arrived in<br />
Christchurch at the age of 12, she<br />
spoke no English. Today, her life<br />
is incredibly full as an advocate<br />
for the Afghan community,<br />
an interpreter, student, and<br />
a restaurant owner. She is an<br />
inspirational young woman.”<br />
The packs includes teas, spices,<br />
Linden Leaves products, Aroha’s<br />
Way (a children’s book) and<br />
backpacks. Other items such<br />
as silk krama, or scarves, made<br />
by a Cambodian group could<br />
prove important to the Afghani<br />
women.<br />
“So effectively the women can<br />
wear these as hijab,” Bailey said.<br />
“Everyone will get something<br />
really special, which is really<br />
nice.”<br />
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• By Chris Barclay<br />
THE IMPACT of cannabis use<br />
among expectant mothers is<br />
the focus of ground-breaking<br />
research led by a genetics expert<br />
at Canterbury University.<br />
Funded by the Canterbury<br />
Medical Research Foundation,<br />
the year-long study aims to determine<br />
whether using the drug<br />
during pregnancy can lead to<br />
health effects already associated<br />
with tobacco.<br />
Dr Amy Osborne, a senior lecturer<br />
in the School of Biological<br />
Sciences, has already established<br />
that heavy cannabis use has an<br />
impact on human DNA, with<br />
the effect stronger in people who<br />
also smoke cigarettes.<br />
That research, published in<br />
May last year, has been followed<br />
by this US-inspired probe to discover<br />
if a woman’s cannabis use<br />
can alter their offspring’s DNA.<br />
“We know smoking tobacco<br />
during pregnancy is harmful,<br />
but the problem is a lot of people<br />
are using cannabis for morning<br />
sickness because they think it’s<br />
safe,” Osborne said.<br />
“In the US it’s also being<br />
used as an opioid replacement<br />
therapy for pregnant women, a<br />
replacement for hard and more<br />
illicit drugs: ‘You’re not going<br />
to do heroin while you’re<br />
pregnant, but here, have some<br />
cannabis’.”<br />
Osborne said some of the<br />
research Stateside assessing the<br />
effects of cannabis use during<br />
pregnancy revealed some behavioural<br />
impacts similar to<br />
tobacco.<br />
Her latest study, which starts<br />
this month, dovetails with DNA<br />
data already available through<br />
the Christchurch Health and Development<br />
Study, an investigation<br />
which started more than 40<br />
years ago and originally included<br />
1265 people.<br />
Osborne has already sourced<br />
DNA data from cannabis users<br />
among that cohort, CMRF<br />
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Expectant mums focus of cannabis use study<br />
backing worth $100,000 now<br />
enables the Londoner and two<br />
staff to access data from mothers<br />
and their offspring held at the<br />
University of Bristol in the<br />
United Kingdom.<br />
The UK data is vital because it<br />
covers DNA from the parent and<br />
their children because the CHDS<br />
information doesn’t include the<br />
parents.<br />
“We can use the UK data to inform<br />
what we’d be looking for in<br />
the New Zealand cohort. We can<br />
streamline what we’re looking<br />
for so it means we’re more likely<br />
GROUND-<br />
BREAKING: Dr<br />
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to get a better idea of what’s happening<br />
at the molecular level,”<br />
Osborne said.<br />
“In New Zealand our sample<br />
sizes are a lot smaller so if<br />
we want to statistically show<br />
associations – and it’s all about<br />
statistical power in genetics –<br />
the more samples you have the<br />
more likely you are to detect<br />
something.”<br />
Ultimately, Osborne would<br />
like to develop a mine of information<br />
from pregnant New<br />
Zealanders.<br />
“It would be amazing. We haven’t<br />
explored that as an option<br />
yet but depending on what we<br />
find it may be that’s naturally<br />
where our research goes. Then<br />
again that requires clinicians,<br />
epidemiologists, nurses and a lot<br />
of people recruiting as well,” she<br />
said.<br />
Osborne emphasised the<br />
study was impartial regarding<br />
cannabis.<br />
“We’re not trying to say<br />
‘cannabis is bad for you or<br />
cannabis is good for you’.<br />
It’s really important to make<br />
the distinction that this is<br />
basic biology, basic biological<br />
research,” she said.<br />
“What we’re trying to do is understand<br />
a little bit more of the<br />
impacts it (cannabis use) might<br />
be having.<br />
“Whether that’s the detrimental<br />
impacts that come with<br />
long-term use or whether it’s<br />
the medicinal and therapeutic<br />
impacts, we just don’t know.”<br />
Osborne said while cannabis<br />
use can be detrimental for heavy<br />
users, it could be beneficial<br />
regarding pain management, the<br />
treatment of chronic illnesses<br />
and end of life care.<br />
“If we can put some<br />
empirical meat on the bone<br />
and understand a bit about the<br />
molecular pathways that may<br />
or may not be involved we can<br />
start to understand a lot more,<br />
she said.<br />
Edith Cavell Corner<br />
Edith Cavell Lifecare manager Scott was delighted share with us that<br />
Registered Nurse Aakriti Neupane who just completed her NETP<br />
programme was given feedback from the nursing council that her<br />
portfolio was excellent, and she has been approved as Competent<br />
under PDRP.<br />
“Sadly for Aakriti she wasn’t able to attend any graduation ceremonies<br />
both for her Bachelor of Nursing degree completed last year or her recent<br />
celebration ceremony planned for 6th Sept on completion of NETP due<br />
to Covid lockdowns”, says Scott. To compensate, Edith Cavell held a<br />
morning tea to present her with her NETP completion certificate attended<br />
by her partner and her sister with her mother and father included via zoom<br />
in Nepal. Her mother is a very experienced, senior nurse in Nepal and her<br />
sister is completing her Bachelor of Nursing degree here in Christchurch<br />
this year. Maria Crone, Clinical Services Manager at Edith Cavell says they<br />
had an opportunity to nominate NETP nurses for one of 3 regional awards.<br />
“I nominated Aakriti for the Excellence in Professional Practice award and<br />
she won!” she says. She surprised her and her family by announcing the<br />
award at the morning tea.<br />
NETP Canterbury Region prize for Excellence in professional practice:<br />
Commitment to consolidation of critical thinking, clinical reasoning,<br />
challenge and influence practice, higher level of professionalism<br />
Maria and Aakriti outside Edith Cavell Lifecare.<br />
Edith Cavell NETP graduate’s<br />
success comes with a top prize!<br />
Maria says I was contacted by Rebecca Heyward who is the Nurse<br />
Coordinator, Nursing Workforce Development – Aged Residential Care for<br />
CDHB. Her words were, “I wanted to get in touch with you - the reviewers<br />
have reviewed who the prize winners should be from the nominations<br />
received and decided that Aakriti is a very deserving recipient of the<br />
Excellence in Professional Nursing award - I read her nomination as well<br />
and it was exceptional, fantastic she’s done so well this year. Many thanks<br />
Maria and all your team around her for supporting her and giving her the<br />
right environment to thrive”<br />
Maria and all at Edith Cavell are very proud of Aakriti and the team of<br />
Registered Nurses who supported her in her first year of practice.<br />
For more information on the Edith Cavell refurbishment<br />
call (03) 326 6608 or visit heritagelifecare.co.nz/EdithCavell
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Treasures from the past: The Colonists’ Hall<br />
THE OLDEST public library<br />
in Canterbury was originally<br />
based in one of the Canterbury<br />
Association’s Immigration<br />
Barracks on lower Oxford St that<br />
housed colonial settlers bound for<br />
the newly-purchased Canterbury<br />
Plains.<br />
The Reading Room was set<br />
aside on June 30, 1851, just six<br />
months into the venture with an<br />
initial collection of around 500<br />
volumes, apparently gifted by<br />
newly-arrived colonists with too<br />
much baggage.<br />
The librarian, a Mr Calvert,<br />
organised the collection and the<br />
annual subscription service of<br />
one guinea that included Canterbury’s<br />
first newspaper, the<br />
Lyttelton Times.<br />
The Colonists’ Society was<br />
established the following year in<br />
1852 and took over the running<br />
of the Reading Room, expanding<br />
its collection and offering<br />
subscribers access to newspapers<br />
from across the Australasian colonies,<br />
as well as The London Times.<br />
The library became a social<br />
centre of the bustling port town<br />
of Lyttelton and in 1867 the Colonists’<br />
Hall was built to house the<br />
growing collection and service<br />
the community’s insatiable appetite<br />
for information from around<br />
the British Empire. Thus on November<br />
22, 1867, the library and<br />
its Reading Room took over the<br />
hall’s entire ground floor, and the<br />
librarian, a Mr W Godfrey, dutifully<br />
kept it open from 10am-4pm<br />
and 6-10pm daily.<br />
The Lyttelton Borough School<br />
was built next door in 1875 and<br />
made good use of the library and<br />
study facilities for its students<br />
and teachers alike for the next 27<br />
years.<br />
The Colonist’s Society managed<br />
the library’s affairs for<br />
two decades until, in 1887, the<br />
Lyttelton Borough Council took<br />
over and established the Lyttelton<br />
Library under the Public Library<br />
Act 1869.<br />
The Colonists’<br />
Hall on the<br />
left sits beside<br />
the Lyttelton<br />
Borough<br />
School in the<br />
1890s. (Far<br />
right) – The<br />
hall in a state<br />
of disrepair.<br />
The Colonist’s Hall, nonetheless,<br />
remained the site for the<br />
library for another 15 years before<br />
it finally outgrew the building and<br />
was moved to the corner of Oxford<br />
St and Sumner Rd in 1902.<br />
The old Colonist’s Hall<br />
remained in use for several<br />
decades after, until it fell into<br />
disrepair and was demolished in<br />
the 1940s. As for Canterbury’s<br />
oldest library, now a venerable<br />
170-year-old institution, you can<br />
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Creative Wednesdays<br />
Wednesday, 11.30am-2.30pm<br />
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Go along to this event to make<br />
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Morning Tea<br />
Wednesday, 10am-12pm<br />
Everyone is invited to pop in<br />
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Heathcote Community Centre<br />
Kintsugi: embracing the scars<br />
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Friday, Saturday and Sunday,<br />
10am-4pm and public holidays<br />
Kintsugi is group show<br />
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CRYPTIC CROSSWORD<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7<br />
8 9<br />
10 11 12<br />
<strong>13</strong> 14<br />
15 16<br />
17 18 19 20<br />
21 22 23<br />
24 25<br />
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Across<br />
1. Female side, if fast, could follow<br />
Democrat leader (7)<br />
5. Small drum and bar to play it with (5)<br />
8. Idle talk, and tract he makes of it (7)<br />
9. The humble moo is duly halved (5)<br />
10. It may be pooled, but it will score<br />
forty (6,3)<br />
12. Type of deer in part, theoretically,<br />
making a comeback (3)<br />
<strong>13</strong>. The thing that changes darkness (5)<br />
17. At one in the morning it is one’s<br />
purpose (3)<br />
19. Anyone can cause such aggravation<br />
(9)<br />
21. To play from the tee, be behind the<br />
wheel (5)<br />
22. Might take drink with editor, being a<br />
like spirit (7)<br />
24. Stinging sort of return made, right<br />
away (5)<br />
25. He makes drainage cuts the church<br />
tried to organise (7)<br />
Down<br />
1. The fish is in the river, to put it in<br />
plain language (6)<br />
2. Treat us according to our height (7)<br />
3. Suitable beginnings always produce<br />
talent (3)<br />
4. Before anyone else, a top degree (5)<br />
5. Communication, mind to mind, of the<br />
type Al produced (9)<br />
6. Anchor at front of recess in the<br />
garden (5)<br />
7. Made corresponding sound to my<br />
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11. A feature met in lane that winds<br />
about (9)<br />
14. A king among the butterflies (7)<br />
15. Carriage to put one down on a<br />
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16. Put in a bid for a boat’s small craft<br />
(6)<br />
18. Corn one found in the labyrinth (5)<br />
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23. Food that may be bolted (3)<br />
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7<br />
8 9<br />
10 11 12 <strong>13</strong><br />
14 15<br />
16 17<br />
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23 24<br />
25<br />
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Across<br />
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4. Thinly spread (6)<br />
7. Facial twitch (3)<br />
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9. Dried grape (6)<br />
10. Difficult word<br />
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15. Minor crash (5)<br />
18. Reach the required<br />
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25. Bother (3)<br />
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Down<br />
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2. Gesture of<br />
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3. Affected by drugs<br />
(colloq) (6)<br />
4. Scribble (6)<br />
5. Awry (5)<br />
6. Mud, ooze (5)<br />
10. Subject (5)<br />
11. Time of darkness (5)<br />
12. Ornamental<br />
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<strong>13</strong>. Inflexible (5)<br />
16. Relating to the<br />
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17. On-screen pointer<br />
(6)<br />
19. Money-lending (5)<br />
20. Hitch a ride (5)<br />
21. Conditions (5)<br />
22. Prepared (5)<br />
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QUICK CROSSWORD<br />
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Tongue twister, 14. Pagan, 15. Prang, 18. Cut the mustard, 23.<br />
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Suzuki Swift hybrid shows promise<br />
IT’S TAKEN some time for the<br />
Suzuki Motor Corporation to<br />
enter the hybrid market.<br />
Well, that doesn’t surprise me,<br />
Suzuki has long built smallish<br />
cars with small capacity, fuel efficient<br />
engines, even their largest<br />
were relative fuel misers.<br />
That being the case, there was<br />
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In mechanical terms, Suzuki’s<br />
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charged as the car decelerates and<br />
brakes, there is no electric-only<br />
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While cruising, the battery<br />
helps power all of the additional<br />
electrical systems such as safety<br />
features, air conditioning, Bluetooth<br />
and smartphone connectivity,<br />
which means the engine<br />
spends more of its energy driving<br />
the wheels.<br />
There are a multitude of display<br />
graphics which indicate to the<br />
driver how the system is operating<br />
so that he or she can get<br />
maximum fuel economy benefits.<br />
The result of all of this is<br />
Suzuki’s claimed 4.1-litre per<br />
100km combined cycle fuel<br />
usage average. That compares to<br />
the standard Swift which has a<br />
4.8l/100km figure, so there are<br />
gains to be made there; however,<br />
there is a little trade-off, the Swift<br />
hybrid requires premium fuel<br />
which is more expensive than the<br />
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Nevertheless, if you are keen on<br />
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During my time with the<br />
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It is a smooth, quiet engine<br />
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and if you add in the moderate<br />
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acceleration is more than satisfactory.<br />
A standstill to 100km/h time<br />
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7.7sec time to make an 80-120km/<br />
h highway overtake.<br />
Drive is carried through a<br />
continuously variable automatic<br />
transmission. By sheer nature of<br />
its simplicity it, too, helps promote<br />
fuel efficiency. The change in ratio<br />
is seamless, providing an overall<br />
feeling of smoothness. There is<br />
also a sport mode should the driver<br />
like the revs hunting higher.<br />
I tried to replicate the type of<br />
driving the Swift hybrid would<br />
most likely be subjected to on a<br />
daily basis – a suburb to city commute,<br />
a trip to the supermarket,<br />
and a weekend excursion. There<br />
are no surprises here, the Swift in<br />
all forms functions well in those<br />
situations. The hybrid hasn’t lost<br />
sight of the Swift concept, an<br />
easy-to-drive model with as much<br />
practicality as you can get in a<br />
small car. See, at just 3.8m, the<br />
Swift makes good use of its compact<br />
proportions, it is a five-seater<br />
at a pinch.<br />
On the open road it is quiet and<br />
composed when presented with a<br />
tight corner or two. The Swift sits<br />
somewhat low at 1.5m so there<br />
isn’t a lot of body movement, even<br />
though the rear suspension is a<br />
tube beam type there is enough<br />
• Price – Suzuki Swift hybrid<br />
Limited, $28,500<br />
• Dimensions – Length,<br />
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• Configuration – Fourcylinder,<br />
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ripples threaten balance.<br />
Interestingly, the hybrid is built<br />
in Japan but is destined mostly<br />
for the European market. That<br />
being the case, there are a few<br />
little quirks the traditional Suzuki<br />
owner would need to adjust to. For<br />
one, the indicator and wiper stalks<br />
have been transposed, and why<br />
European buyers like rear manual<br />
window winders eludes me, but<br />
that’s what you get in Swift hybrid.<br />
Also, the hybrid model is sans sat<br />
nav but there is Apple Car Play<br />
and Android Auto.<br />
As with the entire Swift<br />
range, the hybrid gets a five-star<br />
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by an abundance of safety features<br />
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The Swift hybrid lists at $26,990<br />
in standard form, the evaluation<br />
car was a Limited specification<br />
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if you want two-tone paint.<br />
These prices compare to<br />
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as to whether the fuel saving<br />
benefits going forward, outweigh<br />
the extra cost.<br />
Suzuki has a fairly extensive<br />
model line-up, I will be interested<br />
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its hybrid technology and whether<br />
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In the interim, if you want<br />
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To top it off, there’s also the<br />
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tempting maintenance<br />
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M. 027 433 8025<br />
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Auction: Wednesday 20 <strong>October</strong><br />
at 4pm, on-site.<br />
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