Nor'West News: January 27, 2022

20 March 2022
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 2022
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Paying it forward with
free school uniforms
No decision
yet to
appeal
declining of
rehabilitation
facility
PASS IT ON: Charnae Pyke and her son Jahlyn, 7, with the uniforms they are giving away.
• By Fiona Ellis
MOTHER-OF-FOUR Charnae
Pyke knows all about the
struggle to equip children for
the new school year.
This has motivated her to
establish ‘Heading back to
school pass it forward CHCH’,
a Facebook page where
uniforms are passed on for free.
“I know how hard it is,
especially around this time
of year, to be able to afford
everything for school,” Pyke said.
PHOTO: STARMEDIA ​
Her children had outgrown
their uniforms from last year,
but they were still in good
condition.
• Turn to page 8
• By Fiona Ellis
THE DEPARTMENT of
Corrections has until February 9
to appeal after permission to build
a contentious rehabilitation centre
for violent offenders in St Albans
was declined.
However, it is remaining tightlipped
on whether or not it is likely
to do so.
Last week the Bristol Street
Resource Consent Hearing panel
declined to grant resource consent
for the Bristol St facility, following
a hearing in November.
The proposal would have seen
up to 12 men serving sentences
of home detention at 14 Bristol St
while participating in a violenceprevention
programme. Men
with significant untreated mental
health issues would not be eligible
to participate in the programme.
In their decision, city council
appointed commissioners Anthony
Hughes-Johnson QC and Ken
Lawn said they were not satisfied
the site was appropriate for such a
facility.
Corrections acting regional
commissioner Chris O’Brien-
Smith did not answer Nor’West
New’s question on whether an
appeal would be made, but said
corrections would spend the
next few weeks reflecting on the
commissioners’ findings.
• Turn to page 8
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How does your garden grow?
Thursday-Wednesday, all day
Bishopdale Library
Go along and collect a sunflower
seed from a librarian as part of a
sustainable living series for kids.
Take it home and plant it in a
sunny spot. Give your plant a name
and look after it over the summer
holidays. Take a photo of your flower
or take your stem into the library
from February 28 to March 4. Go
into the draw to win a gardening
surprise.
Elmwood Business
Networking
Thurday, 9.30-10.30am
Elmwood Trading Co, 1 Norman Rd
This meeting has a strong, professional
business focus within a
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Thursday, 12.30– 2.15pm
Mary Potter Community Centre, 442
Durham St North
To participate, take $2 per housie
card or take a prize to the value of
the card. Afternoon tea to follow. Go
along, meet new people, have some
fun. Gold coin donation for nonresidents
attending the centre please.
Inquiries phone 372 9224.
Summer Fun Day
Friday, 11am-2pm
Elephant Park, Bishopdale
Go along with your family and
enjoy some games in the sun. We’ll
have a backyard version of all you’re
favourite sports as well as the classics
of tug-of-war and family relays-
Maybe even a water fight. Take a
picnic down and enjoy the day.
Nature Journals
Friday, 3.30-4.30pm
Papanui Library
Go along and create a journal to
take on your outdoor adventures in
this free school holiday programme.
Free, no bookings required.
JP Clinic
Saturday, 10am-noon, at
Fendalton, Tuesday, 10am-1pm, at
Papanui and Shirley, Wednesday,
Thursday January 27 2022
Stories in the Sun: Parks and Park Rangers, Friday, 10.30-
11.30am at Redwood Library. Do you like parks? Would you like to find out
more about what a park ranger does? Go along to this outdoor session
aimed at kids up to 10 years. You will listen to stories and rhymes, learn
about what their job is, and learn about the bugs, birds, and trees in parks.
Stay around for a craft and a meet and greet with special guests. In the
event of bad weather, this session will be inside the library.
10am-1pm, at Bishopdale
Fendalton, Papanui, Shirley and
Bishopdale Libraries
A justice of the peace will be available
to witness signatures and documents,
certify document copies, hear
oaths, declarations, affidavits or affirmations,
as well as sign citizenship
or rates rebates applications. There is
no charge for this service.
Citizens Advice Bureau
Wednesday, 11am-5pm
Fendalton Library
Citizens Advice Bureau provides
free and confidential advice to
everyone. The will take the time to
listen to you and equip you with the
information, options and support
that fit your needs. We are in our office
inside the building entrance.
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Thursday January 27 2022 3
Gulls nesting in construction site
A BIRD species in serious
decline has found a temporary
home in a partially constructed
stormwater retention basin in
Belfast.
However, the black billed
gulls’ choice of accommodation
has pushed the completion of
work at the Blakes Rd site back
by several months.
Earthworks
at the site were
scheduled to
be completed
in December
last year, but
are now set to
Keith
Davison
finish in May,
with planting
to follow in
September.
The gulls took up residence
last August when work on the
site had to stop because of the
Covid-19 lockdown.
It seems the native wetland
birds mistook the partially constructed
stormwater basin for a
braided river and began nesting
in the area.
At its height, there were about
750 black-billed gulls in the
colony, and up to 30 pied stilts
have also been nesting there.
City council stormwater and
waterways team leader Keith
Davison said the gulls were
classed as critically endangered
at the time of their discovery.
City council contractor Fulton
Hogan stopped all work and
PROTECTED: Up to 750 black billed gulls have delayed construction of a partially
completed stormwater retention basin in Belfast.
PHOTO: NEWSLINE
site access was prohibited while
the legally-protected birds were
nesting and new chicks were
hatching.
The status of the species was
re-classed to ‘At Risk – Declining’
in a December review of the
New Zealand Threat Classification
System.
“We’ve had to monitor water
levels in the stormwater basin
very carefully while the birds
have been nesting there,’’ Davison
said.
“We could not let the water
levels drop too low because
the shallow muddy water was
a habitat for insects, which the
birds fed on.
“The water also acted as a
moat, stopping other predators
from attacking the nests. At the
same time, we couldn’t let the
water level rise too high because
we did not want to flood the
nests and drown the chicks.’’
City council regional park
rangers assisted with setting
up a protective trapline around
the site to stop rats and other
predators threatening the young
chicks’ chances of survival.
A city council ornithologist
has advised that it is unlikely
that the gulls will return to nest
at the site, he said.
By the time the next breeding
season starts, the environment
will have changed.
In Brief
RESERVE INPUT SOUGHT
THe city council is asking for
public input on the future
of Harewood’s Roto Kohatu
reserve. Submissions are open
until March 28 for people to
have their say on the draft
management plan to develop
and manage the reserve as a
place for organised and informal
water-based activities. Plans
can be viewed on the council
website, and a drop-in session
will be held onsite at the head of
Lake Rua on February 15 from 4
to 7pm.
SPORTS CLUBS’ GRANTS
THree sports clubs based within
the Nor’West News area are set
to benefit from New Zealand
Community Trust funding as
part of trust grants totalling
$226,106 in the Canterbury
region. The Marist Albion
Rugby Club and to Christchurch
Football Club have been granted
$30,000 each. Bishopdale Tennis
Club has also been granted
$15,000.
LIQUOR STORE BID
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new off-licence in Burnside, with
Monday set as the deadline for
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Thursday January 27 2022 5
Youth soon able to connect with whare
• By Fiona Ellis
AFTER SEVEN years of
planning, the wait is almost over
as Papanui’s $1 million project
prepares to open.
Youth organisation Te Ora
Hou has reached the decoration
phase of its urban youth whare
on Windmere Rd.
General manager Jono Campbell
said young people would
feel a connection to the whare, a
community building unlike any
other in the area.
“That’s the bit we kind of love
about it,” Campbell said.
A grand opening is set to take
place in March, celebrating both
the new whare and the site as a
whole.
Many of the young people
involved with Te Ora Hou did
not initially have a strong sense
of identity, Campbell said.
“A lot of our kids come in and
they’re not particularly connected
. . . most of them have
never been on a marae, they’ve
never been in a whare”
The building was a modern,
youth-oriented take on a traditional
whare.
For example, back-lit steel
panels with carved cut-outs
rather than wood carvings
would decorate the outside.
Inside, the ceiling would be
decorated with six panels of
about 15 sq m each, designed
by Wellington artist Sheyne
Tuffery.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Te Ora Hou General manager
Jono Campbell says the almost-complete urban youth
whare is the youth organisation’s legacy project.
PHOTO: FIONA ELLIS
“He sat with young people and
staff and just heard a whole lot of
stories.”
The result was artwork featuring
images from chips and
teapots to maps and protest
marches.
“Kids can see images they
directly connect to, but also it
keeps the story and the history
of this neighbourhood alive.”
Images of waka were especially
meaningful, he said.
“Part of our whole story is how
do you navigate through life,
from childhood to adulthood.”
Those sleeping at the where
would be able to look up and
“ponder and reflect,” he said.
Planning for the building
began in 2015, and work began
towards the end of 2018.
Years of hard work had taken
place for the build to reach its
current stage, and the Covid-19
pandemic had caused construction
obstacles.
“We’ve just got some final
decking timber that’s come in,
four-and-a-half weeks late.”
About 350 people from in the
north-west aged from 11 years
through to their early 20s regularly
engaged in programmes,
activities and mentoring with Te
Ora Hou.
Citywide, Campbell estimated
they engaged with 2500 young
CONNECTED: The whare ceiling will be decorated with
15 sq m panels designed by artist Sheyne Tuffery to
appeal to young people.
people.
The whare was also intended
for use by the wider community.
“Every other building that
we have is kind of pragmatic
. . . whereas this is our legacy
project. This space will sit here
for a long time.”
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Thursday January 27 2022 7
Volunteers establish
fungi farm, play site
Volunteers from Richmond Community Garden and Conservation
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Richmond, opposite the Avebury House, last week.
The volunteers planted the fungi farm with native plants to extend an
existing berm with fruit trees that will be espaliered in the garden beds
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other fungi.
The project was in collaboration with various organisations and local
artists to create a nature play site with education specifically around
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Transforming reserves
best part of ranger’s job
THERE IS no such thing as
a normal day at work for city
council ranger Yvette Williams.
From dealing with blocked
public toilets to finding a lost
horse and protecting the city’s
healthiest waterway, her days are
anything but predictable.
Williams,
who lives in
New Brighton,
is part of a
regional parks
ranger team,
mostly based
Yvette
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at the Groynes
and Styx Mill
conservation
reserves.
“No two days are ever the
same. But early in the week, I
do the rounds making sure the
areas are rubbish free and tidy
for people to visit, then I get
stuck into the biodiversity work,”
Williams said.
The Ōtūkaikino River, which
has the best overall water quality
in Christchurch, is one of the
highlights of her patch.
“It’s definitely something I
would boast about, but it is also a
big responsibility to keep it that
way,” she said.
And for that, there is a twopronged
attack.
Step one is making sure pest
plants like old man’s beard and
FIELD WORK: The transformation her work makes is the
best part of the job for city council ranger Yvette Williams
PHOTO: NEWSLINE
grey or crack willow do not take
hold around the edge of the
waterway.
“In the summer, it’s a lot easier
to see the willow and old man’s
beard as you can see the leaves.
“It’s a great time to get on
top of it, but it is a bit of a race
against time to make sure it
doesn’t seed and spread.”
She also does a lot of native
planting, to protect the water’s
edge.
“It’s called riparian planting,
it’s a special type of planting to
stabilise the edge of the water as
well as improve the water quality
and increase the habitat for native
wildlife,” she said.
Her favourite part of the job is
being able to completely transform
an area.
“When you take a step back and
see spaces have gone from being
completely horrible to a really nice
area people want to spend time in,
it’s really satisfying.
“Because we’re out in the field,
we also get a lot of great feedback
in person from residents which
is also lovely to hear. It makes it
really worth the hard work.”
‘My ideal outcome is to help
as many families as I can’
• From page 1
This sparked the idea of a space
where people could give away
unneeded uniforms and school
equipment, rather than selling
them or throwing them away.
The page drew over 100
followers and several posts within
the first 24 hours, and now has
1400 members.
Pyke was shocked but pleased
by the response.
“I actually didn’t think it was
going to take off, I thought, you
know, I’ll see what happens.
“Everyone’s jumping in.
Everyone needs items, whether
it’s a top or a jersey or a polar
fleece or shorts.”
Everything posted on the page
was free as it was a tool for people
to help each other.
People could also post what
they were looking for, and others
were able to sponsor them with
the donation of a needed item.
Pyke hoped to spare others
• From page 1
“Corrections would like
to thank mana whenua, the
Rehua Marae, the neighbouring
community, academics and
interested parties who submitted
evidence during the council
hearing and provided feedback
in the lead up to the hearing,”
Thursday January 27 2022
the stress of shelling out for
expensive uniforms.
For example, she estimated her
daughter’s high school uniform
cost between $400 and $500,
and stationary costs were almost
another $100.
Uniforms for her children at
primary and intermediate school
cost just over $200 each.
“That’s just basics, that’s just
one item of each [thing], not
two or three items to get them
through the week.”
She hoped using social media
would be an unintimidating
way for struggling parents and
caregivers to ask for help.
“I want to be able to give people
a place where they’re not judged.”
The page also listed other
places people could reach out
to, such as the Christchurch
City Mission and Salvation
Army.
“My ideal outcome is to help as
many families as I can.”
Still time to lodge appeal
O’Brien-Smith.
On Tuesday, a corrections
spokesperson said there were still
just over two weeks until the final
date to lodge an appeal.
“Given the decision was only
released last week, corrections
is still reflecting on the
commissioners’ findings.”
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Thursday January 27 2022
Sparks performance a night to remember
• By Emily Moorhouse
VIOLINIST ARNA Morton
has grown up with the Sparks
concert – only this time around
things looked a little different.
Morton traded the view of
the stage for the view of the
audience as she performed with
the Christchurch Symphony
Orchestra at Saturday night’s
Sparks in North Hagley Park.
Although performing at Sparks
was a first time experience for
Morton, she said the concert
went really well and had a great
atmosphere.
“I was just so excited to be back
performing together with the
band,” she said.
“Obviously last year we had a
lot of disruptions so it was nice to
have everyone get back into it.”
Even after playing the violin
since she was five, Morton said
it was normal to still get nervous
before a performance, especially
for a large crowd.
“There’s this heightened sense
of adrenaline before you go
on stage. I definitely still get
nervous, which is important,”
she said. “It’s about channelling
the energy required for a
performance.”
Morton said it was a bit windy
on stage during Saturday night’s
performance so the musicians
used pegs to hold their music
sheets onto the stands.
“That’s something that you
kind of can’t really do a lot
about,” she said. “You have to pin
down your music as best you can
and go with it.”
Morton’s favourite part of the
concert was playing the Jupiter
and Star Wars pieces while the
fireworks went off.
“The audience was very excited,”
she said. “I was looking
out at everyone holding their
phones up recording it and having
a good time.”
After more than six years
in Melbourne, where she
completed her PhD in music
performance, Morton and her
husband returned to her Coastal
hometown early last year seeking
refuge from the uncertainties of
Covid-19.
She has been playing the violin
PASSION:
Arna Morton
has been
playing the
violin for
26 years
and took
on the role
of principal
second
violinist
for the
Christchurch
Symphony
Orchestra last
year.
PHOTO:
MORTON
MUSIC ​
for 26 years now and working
with the CSO on a casual basis,
auditioning for principal second
violinist in March and winning
the role in August.
“I love watching the faces of
people in the audience when I’m
not playing,” she said. “It was
really cool to see people’s real
genuine enjoyment of live music.”
While Morton was grateful to
be able to get at least one concert
in before the country moved to
the red traffic light setting, she
said it was still unfortunate she
couldn’t have performed
more.
“Red level is basically normal
life with restrictions for most
people but for the arts it affects
us, we’re always affected at any
level change really,” she said. “I
think we all knew that this could
be our last big crowd concert we
do for a wee while.”
The violinist had a festival
next week as well as concerts in
February and March, but is now
waiting to hear what happens
with these events.
Morton said she’s always aspired
and worked towards being
able to perform at large concerts
on a professional scale.
“I think I always knew that
I would get to this stage in my
career,” she said. “It’s always what
I wanted to do.”
After the concert Morton
picked up her dog, who was being
looked after while she performed,
and had celebratory cuddles.
While the red traffic light
setting may put a halt on future
performances, Morton thinks the
band will still be relishing in the
experience of the Spark concert.
“We hope we can do it again
next year,” she said.
“We’ll ride out this wave
and hope we can present to
large-scale audiences again.”
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½ cup flour, sifted with
¾ teaspoon baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
peppercorns
herbs to taste
1 medium-sized can creamed
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1½ cups frozen mixed vegetables
1½ cups grated cheese
ham/bacon (optional)
Tomato slices
Additional grated cheese
1 heaped tablespoon parmesan
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1 green capsicum
sliced mushrooms
chicken breast fillets – up to 4
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peppercorns
200gm cream cheese, place in
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contain the digits 1 to 9.
WORDBUILDER
WordBuilder
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No.128
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
N F H A W I D T R C K M G
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
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5. Solemn (7)
9. Dangers (5)
10. Spry (9)
11. Transfix (9)
12. Incendiarism (5)
I T
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
26 8 12 15 1 16 19 13 25 25
5 11 11 6 7 7 1 11 14
16 16 13 19 13 12 8 15 16 4 25
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18. Burial (9)
19. Relish (5)
21. Seemingly (5)
23. Onlooker (9)
25. Peripatetic (9)
26. Australian marsupial (5)
27. Precisely (7)
28. Chuckle (7)
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2. Helper (9)
3. Flavour (5)
4. Reprimand severely (9)
5. Loose hillside stones (5)
6. Palaver (9)
7. Solemn promises (5)
8. Adages (7)
14. Fun (9)
16. Genuine (9)
17. Trinket (5,4)
18. Ask (7)
20. Distance, on a golf
course (7)
22. Japanese dog breed (5)
23. Of dubious legality (5)
24. Asian capital (5)
1 22 9 12 23 25 15 6
6 19 6 23 24 15 7 6 16 1 4
N I T
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3 1 11 16 1
13 15 7 4 8 9 10 5 9 21 6 19
13 2 9 1 1
T H E P U Z Z L E C O M P A N Y
14 16 1 4 11 15 11 4 6 25 25
16 18 25 2 11 12 13 16
DECODER
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15 17 20 18 16 4 15 22 17 19 9
17 19 6 19 23 17
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U S E
25 21 21 26 1 3 10
3 21 22 17 18 2 1 22 22 11 5
1 16 15 6 20 1 24 19 13 23 13
4 19 5 6 25 8 5 6 4
5 1 14 23 1
25 1 17 16 12 5 25 4 7 6
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letter - there is a number for all 26 letters of the alphabet.
Enter the given letters into all squares with matching numbers.
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by the other numbers. As you get the letters, enter them into
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letters you have found, cross them off the alphabet provided.
3 11 3 21 1 25 12 17 26 5 17 22
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20 16 4 19 20 17 17
20 22 17 18 2 17 23 24 13 19 14 23
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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
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Serious, 9. Risks, 10.
Sprightly, 11. Mesmerise,
12. Arson, 13. Chasm, 15.
Analogous, 18. Interment,
19. Enjoy, 21. Quasi, 23.
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26. Koala, 27. Exactly, 28.
Chortle.
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2. Assistant, 3. Taste,
4. Castigate, 5. Scree,
6. Rigmarole, 7. Oaths,
8. Sayings, 14. Merriment,
16. Authentic, 17. Objet
d’art, 18. Inquire, 20.
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WordBuilder
input, nip, nit, nut, pin, pint,
pit, print, pun, punt, put, rip,
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trip, tun, tup, turn, TURNIP,
unit, urn.
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SOLUTION
No.127
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
V Z A H U C B Q T J Y F I
N R G S O W M X K P L E D
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
DECODER
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RAY WHITE PAPANUI NEWS
Buying or Selling in 2022?
Here are three things to take into account
when deciding whether to buy or sell a
house in 2022:
1. No one can accurately predict the housing
market peaks and troughs. During the first
NZ lockdown remember the predictions
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then the opposite happened.
2. What happens in the Christchurch
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the New Plymouth market, the Greymouth
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focused and ask for statistics related
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for too many buyers or sellers in the past. It
can often backfire and at the end of the day
what are you really waiting for? For prices
to temper, while interest rates then go up?
For more houses to come on to the market
while in the meantime bank policy changes
and therefore your lending ability?
Changes to Healthy Homes Standards
So what is on the cards for landlords this
year? Well your guess is probably as good
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challenges we experienced last year you
could be forgiven for thinking we may be left
alone but then again I thought that last year!
The first changes are likely to be in relation
to the Healthy Homes Standards as late
last year the Government advised that they
are re-looking at some of the standards, in
particular the heating component.
Below is an outline of their proposal:
The Government has announced they are
reviewing the Healthy Homes Standards and
are looking at making some changes which,
if they go through, will be implemented
in April 2022. However it is important to
note this has not been passed yet so the
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The heating standard (and calculation) is the
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Understandably this will cause great
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or who are working within a 90-day deadline
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The potential changes would mean that
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glazing in the property so where previously
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the heat source calculation did not meet
the minimum temperature it possibly now
would.
The other changes are that a heat source
installed prior to 1st July 2019 would now
reach the standard if it was within 80% of
the capacity (currently this is set at 90%).
Lastly, they would up the capacity for a
second heater to be installed from 1.5KW
to 2.4KW in order to meet the required
minimum heat.
They will also look at a report from a
specialist in heating which may advise that
the heat source does infact heat the living
room to a minimum of 18% celcius, despite
the calculation saying it does not.
We have been strongly advised by
legislation experts that it is important for
landlords to keep working to the current
standards and not to jump the gun and start
using the proposed new standards as there
is a risk that a landlord who does not comply
with the current Healthy Homes Heating
Standard could incur a fine of up to $7000
for non-compliance.
In the end, landlords will likely make their
own decisions on how they wish to proceed,
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advice to ensure that you are not putting
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