Selwyn_Times: June 08, 2022

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2022
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Meet the
last baby
born at
Lincoln
hospital
• By Susan Sandys
ROLLESTON mother Rhi
Tuatini said she felt sad to be
leaving Lincoln Maternity
Hospital after being the last
person to give birth there.
The hospital closed after 95
years last Tuesday, timed in
with the opening that day of
Oromairaki maternity centre at
the new $14.7 million Selwyn
Health Hub at Rolleston.
Tuatini and fiance Shay Saunders
welcomed Micah into the
world at the Lincoln facility at
6.05am. Mother and baby transferred
to Oromairaki, where they
were the first patients, arriving
a few minutes after it opened at
10am.
• Turn to page 4
END OF AN ERA: Mother
Rhi Tuatini and father Shay
Saunders welcomed baby
Micah into the world at
Lincoln Maternity Hospital on
Tuesday. He is a brother to
Beauden, 2.
Morten,
Bland,
Lemon and
Meares not
seeking
re-election
• By Susan Sandys
AT LEAST two long-serving local
body politicians in the district
will not be seeking re-election
this year.
Former
deputy mayor
and Malvern
Community
Board chair
John Morten
and fourth-term
district councillor
Jeff Bland
John Morten
are standing
down. Secondterm
district
councillor
Murray Lemon
and second-term
Malvern Community
Board Jeff Bland
member Karen
Meares will also not be seeking
re-election.
Candidate nominations open
July 15 for the three-yearly elections.
They close August 12.
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South development, which if
given the green light will see
the township balloon in size
(see page 7).
A petition has gone to
the district council against
the development, so it will
be interesting what weight
councillors give it. And
another big decision is also
looming for district councillors
– will the council help fund the
Christchurch Stadium, which
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Christchurch City Council
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and Wednesday 22 June: 9.00 am to 10.00 am
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NEWS 3
Flu, colds keep students from school
• By Susan Sandys
COLDS AND flu symptoms,
alongside ongoing Covid-19
cases, are keeping many students
off sick as Canterbury comes out
of its first Covid-19 wave.
At Darfield High School, some
classes had absence rates of 40
per cent.
Principal
Andy England
said last week
there were
currently
11 students
and one staff
member absent
with Covid-19,
Andy
England
but many more
students off
school with
coughs, colds
and influenza-type symptoms.
The school rostered some
classes home for online tuition
as Covid peaked last term. So far
this term the school had avoided
rostering home.
“Staff numbers affected by
Covid come and go, and we are
constantly close to needing to
roster home due to lack of cover
for classes. We will continue
to try our best to avoid this, as
we really want settled learning
time,” England said.
Lincoln High School principal
Kathy Paterson
said about two
per cent of
both staff and
students were
currently home
as they tested
positive, while
the number selfisolating
was
“much higher.”
“Absence
Kathy
Paterson
rates for Covid-related absences
have in general been lower than
they were in term 1. School is
operating as per normal so far
this term,” Paterson said.
Ellesmere College and
Rolleston College reported they
had low numbers of staff and
students away due to Covid-19.
Ellesmere principal Ronan Bass
said colds and flus were no
higher than in pre-Covid times.
It comes as the Ministry of
Health warns of new Covid
variants, flu, and other infectious
illnesses, for what will be “a
challenging winter” ahead.
Clinical adviser Joe Bourne said
it was likely this season would see
increased pressure on the health
system with the possibility of
more Covid and influenza in the
community, as
well as illnesses
we haven’t seen
for some time,
such as measles
and whooping
cough.
“After two
years of closed
borders, our
immunity to
these illnesses
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ILLS:
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symptoms as
the district
moves out of
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of Covid-19.
Ronan
Bass
will be low and we need to do all
we can to keep ourselves and our
whānau healthy,” Bourne said.
At the same time, Covid-19
modellers are predicting a new
wave of the virus, most likely
peaking between August and
November. And cases of flu are
spiking across the Tasman. A
rapid 130 per cent jump in flu
cases early in the season prompted
Queensland authorities to
offer people free vaccine jabs.
University of Queensland virologist
Ian Mackay told Radio New
Zealand the spike was happening
before the usual increase which
happened in cooler months.
Usually, there’s a gradual increase
in flu cases over the cooler
months. But that doesn’t seem to
be the case this year.
Dr Mackay says we’re experiencing
a spike in cases early in
the year.
“Some of that is due to
increased lab capacity for flu
testing, but the rate itself - or the
amount of positives per number
of samples tested - suggests a
spike as well,” he said.
“We usually see a bit of a
baseline, the foothills of the
mountain if you like, as the season
comes into play.
“But this time we’ve gone from
zero to full-on and it’s not clear
how high this peak will be, nor
how long the flu season will last.
“So if you’re looking to get
vaccinated, now’s the time to get it.”
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First birth for Oromairaki
• From page 1
Micah weighed 3.9kg, or
8lb 11oz, and is a brother to
two-year-old Beauden.
Tuatini said Beauden
had also been born at the
Lincoln hospital.
“For me, it’s very nostalgic,
because I have had
both my boys there now,”
Tuatini said.
“Nobody forgets the
birth of their child. Lincoln
will be dearly missed by
lots of people. It felt quite
sad leaving there. It felt like
an old home you are moving
out of.”
Tuatini and Saunders
had arrived at the hospital
about 4.15am, after her
contractions started about
two hours earlier.
They noticed the
hospital was in pack-up
mode – cardboard boxes
at the front door ready to
be filled with items, hallway
chairs removed, and
photos of babies and their
families no longer on the
walls.
But the birthing room was
fully furnished as it always
had been. Tuatini was able to
have Micah in the birthing
pool, something she had
wanted to do but not been
able to do with Beauden.
“I felt very in control, I
DELIGHT: Josephine Sim
with new baby Colton.
knew what I was doing this
time.”
She said it had been exciting
to be the first family
arriving at Oromairaki.
“It’s absolutely beautiful,
you have the facilities there,
you know you are going to
get such well taken care of.”
In contrast to packing
up at Lincoln, there was
some unwrapping of new
items, including a cuff for
a blood pressure monitor
before it could be placed on
her. And there was the odd
glitch as staff got on top of
how everything worked.
For example, she and a
midwife puzzled for some
minutes on how to turn off
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of a baby since, sleeping
and feeding well.
Oromairaki had its first
birth just a few hours after
it opened, at 2.15pm. Baby
Colton weighed 3.675kg,
or 8lb 1oz. He was the first
baby for Christchurch
parents Josephine and
Raymond Sim.
The couple said they had
been planning to have their
baby at St George’s Maternity
Hospital, but their
midwife told them it was
not immediately available
due to staff shortages, and
suggested Oromairaki.
“Rolleston for us is like
far (away), we never go out
there,” Raymond said.
“We didn’t even know
there was a maternity ward
there,” Josephine said.
They ended up being
pleasantly surprised by
the reasonably short drive.
They were now back home
with their new family
member, who Raymond
described as “super cute.”
Meanwhile, a decision on
the future of the Lincoln
hospital building has been
delayed due to the Covid-19
response.
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• By Susan Sandys
ROLLESTON College is closer
to becoming one of New
Zealand’s largest schools as
building plans for its second
campus get under way.
Principal Rachel Skelton said
work was progressing well on
the project.
The school
was engaged
in two key
processes.
These were
the writing of
an education
brief to inform
the architect’s
design, and
a tendering
process for the
design and build of the school.
“Later in the year, at the
completion of this work, we will
have our building plans to share
with the community, which is
very exciting,” Skelton said.
She and board chair Lynley
Shaw will be engaging with the
community in the meantime.
They will be sharing progress,
seeking feedback and answering
questions at residents’ association
meetings.
The pair are set to attend the
next West Melton Residents Association
meeting to be held
tonight, and the Rolleston Residents
Association meeting to be
held on June 27.
The second Rolleston College
campus will be on the corner
of Springston Rolleston Rd and
Selwyn Rd, 2km from where the
college is now. It is expected to
open in 2025.
Minister of Education Chris
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Rolleston College’s second
campus one step closer
Rachel
Skelton
Hipkins said at the end of last
year when making the land
purchase announcement it
would take the college’s capacity
to about 3400 students.
Canterbury’s largest school is
currently Burnside High School
with a roll of about 2500, while
New Zealand’s largest school is
Rangitoto College in Auckland
with about 3200 students.
Rolleston College has about
1400 students. Selwyn’s three
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Selwyn Rds.
other high schools – Ellesmere
College, Lincoln High School
and Darfield High School – have
rolls of about 500, 1390 and 800
respectively.
The Ministry of Education
decided last year after
community consultation the
best way to cope with roll
growth in Rolleston was to
create the second campus,
rather than create a separate
secondary school.
NEWS 5
Supply chain
issues delay
public toilets
• By Susan Sandys
UPGRADE AND construction
projects for toilet facilities in
Selwyn have been delayed due to
supply chain issues.
The district council was successful
in securing $448,500 in round
five of the Government’s tourism
infrastructure fund. It was to
go towards an additional public
toilet at both West Melton Reserve
and Sheffield Domain, as well
as upgrades of the Liffey public
toilets in Lincoln and installation
of a dump station at
Rolleston for selfcontained
camper
vans.
Chief executive
David Ward reported
to district councillors
last month the
projects were due
David
Ward
to start in coming
weeks and be completed by the
end of October. However, recently
the projects have been delayed. A
district council spokesperson said
this was due to supply chain issues
and weather.
“The dump station work
is waiting on a delivery of
equipment and should start in the
next few weeks, but the toilets are
not expected to start now until
September.”
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Selwyn residents have one less excuse for putting off a skin check, with
Molecheck’s Rolleston clinic now open for business.
Selwyn local and Molecheck doctor, Angela Dowle is now consulting every
Thursday from a room at Evexias Physiotherapy, 3 Norman Kirk Drive in the new
medical facility opposite the Selwyn District Council.
Molecheck general manager, Sue Wood, says getting on top of skin cancer
is increasingly on people’s radars and the new Rolleston clinic has opened in
response to this demand.
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in New Zealand with around
70,000 new melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer cases each year in
this country.
“While skin cancer can be dangerous, it can often be curable if recognised and
treated early enough,” says Sue.
“Key things to look out for on your skin include changes in the size, shape or colour
of an existing spot, or the appearance of a new spot. If you have concerns, or just
want some peace of mind, it’s always a good idea to get professional advice.”
Molecheck provides a premium service, with Dr Angela Dowle and other specially
trained skin cancer doctors providing on the spot diagnosis and in some cases on
the spot treatment.
“Everyone who comes to Molecheck sees a doctor who uses the latest
dermoscopy techniques to view structures beneath the skin surface that can’t
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South Lincoln rezoning
decision likely today
• By Susan Sandys
Denise Cole
DISTRICT councillors will
today decide whether to accept
Carter Group’s rezoning
application for the controversial
1710-home Lincoln South
development.
As well as giving consideration
to an independent commissioner’s
recommendation
for them to approve the Plan
Change 69
application,
councillors are
faced with a
235-signature
petition opposing
it.
The petition
calls for
councillors to
reject the commissioner’s recommendation,
or at least delay it
to consider issues raised by the
community, hold a public meeting,
or seek an Environment
Court declaration to clarify
issues.
These issues include loss of
farmland, particularly as Government
proposes a national
policy statement on highly productive
land, lack of evidence
that the housing created would
be affordable, pressure on infrastructure,
cost to ratepayers,
and being contrary to principles
in the Greater Christchurch
Partnership.
One of the petition’s organisers,
Denise Cole, said she sent
the petition on Tuesday last
week. It was the latest display of
public opposition, following a
packed out public meeting last
year, and about 255 submissions
on the PC69 application.
“We are not anti-development,
but there are significant
unanswered questions that we
expect our councillors should
answer to their community,
prior to making a decision,”
Cole and fellow signatories said.
Now was a “pivotal moment”
for Lincoln.
“Once our food producing
land is gone to houses, it will
never come back.”
Mayor Sam Broughton said
if the petition was considered
as relevant for councillors to
discuss at the meeting, it would
most likely be included in the
meeting’s agenda.
As of Friday morning, the
agenda was yet to be publicly
released.
He could not say prior to the
meeting whether he and councillors
would take any of the actions
suggested by the petition.
“(This) will be the subject of
discussion at the meeting, and
it’s not for me to prejudge an
outcome,” Broughton said.
• By Kayla Hodge
JAMIE WHEELER is being
remembered as a man who
would do anything for anyone.
Wheeler, 28, died at the scene
of a single-vehicle crash at
Glenavy, near Waimate, about
10.30pm on May 27. He was the
sole occupant of the vehicle.
Wheeler was a member of Lincoln
Rugby Club for many years,
until he moved to the Waimate
district late last year.
Three weeks ago, Wheeler
answered a plea from Lincoln
to play for the division three
side.
Before moving, Wheeler was
a huge part of the division two
side for many years, and was only
too happy make the trip north to
help the club.
Club president Corran Pywell
Wednesday June 8 2022 Selwyn Times
NEWS 7
TEAM
PLAYER:
Jamie
Wheeler, in
action for
the Lincoln
Rugby
Club,
died in a
crash near
Waimate
on May 27.
Player killed in crash
loyal to Lincoln rugby
paid tribute to the former division
two player yesterday.
He said Wheeler’s loyalty to the
club showed his character.
“When any member of our
rugby club passes away like that,
being so young, and the sort of
guy that would drive anywhere
to help the club out and help his
old teammates out, [it] sort of
sums it up.”
The club was devastated by the
news of his death, Pywell said.
He described Wheeler as a
great team player and an even
better club man. The division
two team had been together for
“quite some time” and Wheeler
had been a key member.
“Speaking to quite a few of
the players, they said he was one
of the best, most humble men
around and [you’d] have a lot of
fun with him.”
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NEWS
‘It’s time for the next
generation and younger
people to step up’
• From page 1
Morten was elected 21
years ago to the Malvern
Community Board for
his first term, which he
served as chair. For the
following five terms he
successfully stood for the
district council, serving as
deputy mayor for one term.
He retired from the district
council before the last local
body elections, instead
returning to stand for the
community board, where
he is chair.
“I’m 71-years-old. I think
I have done a good enough
service to the community
and it’s time for the next
generation and younger
people to step up. And
you are always looking for
people with fresh ideas,”
Morten said.
Bland (Selwyn Central
Ward) said after four terms,
it was time to step aside.
“I’m pleased with what
we as a council have
achieved while I have been
part of the team. I will
look forward to seeing our
new council in action after
the elections. There’s still
plenty to do,” Bland said.
Lemon (Ellesmere Ward)
said he had decided, in
consultation with his family,
not to seek a third term.
“I have valued my six
years at council and the
community support and
interaction I have had,
but feel it is time for me
Murray
Lemon
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Karen
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concentrate on my other
commitments and personal
goals,” Lemon said.
Meares said she wanted
to continue working for her
community, but in other
areas, perhaps civil defence,
which would not keep her
in her office for as long.
“I have enjoyed my
time on the board, I have
learned a lot,” Meares said.
Sam Broughton has earlier
confirmed he will seek
re-election as mayor.
Serial mayoral candidate
Bill Woods, who stood
against Broughton at the
last election, said he would
contest the mayoralty again
if no-one else was going to
stand.
“If there’s somebody else
indicating they are standing
and I approve of their
policies, I would not put my
name forward,” Woods said.
Potential mayoral
candidate Grant Miller
did not come back to the
Selwyn Times by deadline
on whether he will seek a
fourth term on the district
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council or the mayoralty.
He has previously told the
Selwyn Times he is undecided
on whether to stand
for mayor.
Meanwhile, councillors
who have confirmed to the
Selwyn Times they will be
standing for re-election
to the district council are
Debra Hasson, Sophie
McInnes and deputy mayor
Malcolm Lyall.
For the next local body
term, the district council
will drop from 11 councillors
to 10 as representation
review changes are
introduced. The district’s
current four wards remain,
however, there are new ward
boundaries and names.
The Malvern Community
Board is retained with
five members, elected from
the existing subdivisions
of Hawkins (2) and Tawera
(1), and a new subdivision
covering West Melton (2).
The election, held by
postal vote, is between
September 16 and
October 8.
elected in 2019 for the first time –
41 per cent
The number of members who
identify as Māori – 13.5 per cent
The average age of elected
members – 56–60
The percentage of members
under the age of 40 – 13.9 per cent
(up from seven per cent in 2016)
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10
NEWS
Popular Rolleston
Legal Matters
Changes for
First Home buyers
Purchasing your first home is
probably your biggest investment
to date. By obtaining expert legal
advice from the outset, we can help
to ensure you take advantage of all
grants and loans suitable for you,
meaning you might be able to get
into your first home sooner than
you think.
First Home grants are available
for single buyers who earn up to
$95,000 per year, or for joint buyers
or single buyers with one or more
dependants earning up to $150,000
annually. The Government recently
announced an updated cap of
$550,000 for those first home
buyers purchasing existing property
in Christchurch and the Selwyn
District. The cap has been raised
to $750,000 for those buying new
builds in the same area, this being a
$200,000 increase on the prior cap.
These changes are in effect now.
If you are on the hunt for your first
home in the Christchurch or Selwyn
region, the greater property value
cap is likely to increase the range of
properties you might look into, but
you will also need to consider the
lending criteria which your bank will
apply to your finance application.
In addition to the First Home Grant,
withdrawing from your KiwiSaver
monies can also provide the boost
needed to get onboard the property
ladder. To be eligible to withdraw
from your KiwiSaver investment
fund, you need to have been a
member for at least three years and
must intend to live in the property
as your main home. E.g., it cannot
be a rental investment.
Another product available to
assist First Home buyers is the
“First Home Loan” which is
issued by selected banks (such as
Westpac, Co-Operative, and SBS)
and underwritten by Kāinga Ora.
This initiative reduces the deposit
requirement to 5% for eligible first
home buyers which may make first
home ownership just that little bit
more accessible.
We have great working
relationships with many bankers,
can recommend some amazing
mortgage brokers, and can
coordinate with the government
departments to help you efficiently
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bakery in liquidation
• By Susan Sandys
THE COVID-19 pandemic
is being blamed for the
closure of a popular artisan
bakery at Rolleston.
Ma Petite Bakery Ltd
was placed into liquidation
on May 24.
Liquidators Lynda
Smart and Geoff Brown
of Rodgers Reidy
Chartered Accountants
in Christchurch were
appointed by the
company’s sole shareholder
and director, Thomas
Holleaux.
“The director has
advised that the reason
for insolvency was due to
the Covid-19 pandemic,”
Smart and Brown said
in the liquidators’ initial
report.
In a notice to creditors,
joint liquidator Smart calls
for creditors of the company
to make their claims
by July 5.
The most recent financial
statements the liquidators
had were to March 31 last
year.
The business’ books
showed $1784.44 outstanding,
while the liquidators
were aware of preferential
employee claims for
$2152.97 unpaid holiday
pay.
An investigation into the
books would be conducted
to determine any further
debts.
“Subject to further
verification, we estimate
that there will be funds
available to unsecured
creditors. However, as we
are in the early stages of
our investigations, we are
unable to reliably estimate
this amount,” they said.
Holleaux has not responded
to requests for
comment from the Selwyn
Times.
The bakery posted to its
Facebook page on May 24
that it was permanently
closing.
“The bakery was a
beautiful adventure and we
thank you immensely for
all your support and kind
words over the last year
and a bit.”
There were more than
370 reactions and 165 comments
as residents posted
about their sadness at the
closure.
“What a sad day! You
should be so proud of
Ma Petite, hospitality has
been an uphill battle with
Covid-19. I’ve loved coming
in for your beautiful
croissants, pain au raisins,
sugar brioche and all
CLOSED:
Thomas Holleaux
preparing bread
at Ma Petite
Bakery. The
business is now
in liquidation.
of your other beautiful
creations,” said Martina
Hart-Turn.
“Covid has made things
so much tougher! Bigs hugs
guy! We loved your pan
au raisin! My absolute fav
and you can’t beat quality
French baking,” said Jarnia
Kupe.
Holleaux told the Selwyn
Times in April last year
that in the first week of
operation, goods “just flew
off the shelves.”
He was sourcing all his
ingredients in Canterbury
and would be supplying
cafes and restaurants
across the district as
soon as he could increase
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What’s on in Selwyn during Matariki
18 June – 3 July
Waterways Workshop
Ahuriri Lagoon
Walk ‘n Talk
Lincoln Wetlands
Walk ‘n Talk
Documentary
Screening and Q&A
Taniwha Treasures – Waitī
Mahinga Kai with Manu
Family Kite Day
Te Waihora
Art Workshops
Under the Stars Storytime
Whakaata Mai te Kūkūwai:
Reflections from the
Wetlands Exhibition
Matariki Dawn
Rama Tuna Paper
Sculpture Workshop
To find out more about the activities and to book, visit
selwyn.govt.nz/matariki

12 Selwyn Times Wednesday June 8 2022

Wednesday June 8 2022 Selwyn Times
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
OPINION 13
Team to reduce the risk of fire
Preventing fires
With Dean Harker FENZ
community risk manager
HELLO, WELCOME to the
first Fire and Emergency New
Zealand community risk
management team news article.
My name is Dean Harker and
I am currently on secondment
from the police to FENZ as the
community risk manager. You
may recognise my name as I was
previously the area response
manager of the Selwyn police.
The Canterbury CRM team is
looking at keeping the Selwyn
residents up to date on what is
happening in the community
around fire safety.
The focus of the team is
around risk reduction and
community readiness and
recovery.
The area my team covers is
from Kekerengu to Rakaia and
both the Lewis and Arthur’s
Pass.
The work is varied. It includes
working along local fire brigades
to ensure our communities
are safe. The role of the CRM
team is delivering fire wise and
other safety programmes for
schools, practical fire safety
education at events, working
with building owners and
architects on building fire safety
requirements, advising on fire
evacuation schemes, issuing fire
permits, talking to communities
about the risk of wildfire,
investigating fire and more.
Winter fire safety is an area
of concern for everyone at
present. During winter there is
an increased fire risk as people
start to light their fireplaces and
bring their heaters and electric
blankets out.
Winter fire safety
messages
Stay warm but make sure
you keep yourself and your
household safe.
Fire moves incredibly fast – a
house fire can kill within three
minutes. Keep your smoke
alarms in working order (press
the button to check) and make
a household so you can get out
safely during a fire.
Don’t take chances. Remember
the ‘heater metre’ rule – keep
flammable materials at least 1m
away from any heat sources. And
it’s one heater or larger appliance
per plug – no more.
Make sure you check your
electric blanket is in good
working order before you use it
and turn it off before you go to
sleep.
If you have a fireplace, take
precautions to ensure a fire
doesn’t spark or spread and
make sure your chimneys and
flues have been cleaned first.
Check with your local provider.
Always use a fireguard or
spark-guard fire and never throw
rubbish into the fireplace –
particularly batteries and aerosol
cans.
When you’re done with the
fire, empty the ashes into a metal
bin and pour water over them
before you dispose of them, as
they take up to five days to cool
down.
Did you know that we offer
free home fire safety checks for
your house?
That means we can come into
your home and check that your
smoke alarms are working and
placed correctly in your home,
discuss fire safety, and help build
an escape plan with your family.
•If you would like to
book a home fire safety
check then email us
on canterburycrr@
fireandemergency.nz or
phone 372 8601
Selwyn
Heritage Fund
Protecting our heritage today –
preserving a window into the past,
for our future generations.
The Selwyn Heritage Fund is now accepting
applications from groups and Selwyn rate payers,
who have a project that is aimed at supporting the
preservation of heritage buildings or trees in our district.
The fund can be accessed to help with repairs,
replacing chimney stacks or architectural features, tree
trimming or pruning.
The Heritage Fund opens on Wednesday 1 June and
closes at 5pm on Friday 15 July 2022.
Darfield Library and
Service Centre closed for
refurbishment
Monday 20 June to Monday 4 July
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday (1 July) the Edge Connector Vehicle will be located
at the Darfield Recreation and Community Centre, North Terrace, Darfield.
A range of services will be available including our digital tech experiences, lending,
returning books, pick-up of holds, Wi-Fi, printing and some regular programmes such as
Discovery Time and LEGO Club.
Mondays 9am–12pm
Wednesdays 2–4.30pm
Friday (1 July only) 2–4.30pm
For details visit selwynlibraries.co.nz/events
For criteria and application forms please go to
selwyn.govt.nz/heritagefund or email
heritagefund@selwyn.govt.nz if you have any questions.
selwynlibraries.co.nz/events

14 Selwyn Times Wednesday June 8 2022

Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
• By Susan Sandys
MARK JACKSON and Josh
Collinson of Lincoln are hoping
to inspire young and old who
want to try drag.
Celebrating global Pride
Month 2022, The
Drag It Out entertainment
company
duo will
be appearing as
their fun-loving
personas of
Lady Bubbles
and Miss Shaniqwa,
as they
hold a free Drag
Masterclass at
Rolleston, on
Saturday.
Collinson, 26,
and Jackson, 33,
were hoping the
class would book
out, to reach a maximum
of about 40.
Already last week,
bookings were starting
to come in.
After all, they
said, drag was an
art which was
not only fun, but
empowering as
well.
Collinson
created Miss
Shaniqwa when
he was 17, to be able
to explore his identity at a time
when he did not know whether
or not he wanted to be trans.
“Then I found out I could do
drag and have this feminine
side. I decided I felt more
comfortable as a male, however,
doing drag allows me to explore
that feminine side and be that
feminine side when I want to,”
Collinson said.
“Doing shows is to be a comedy
queen and to make people
laugh. It’s an amazing art, you
put on this character, you can be
this other character.”
Collinson said Miss Shaniqwa
was sassy and interactive, compared
to his own personality of
being relatively quiet and shy.
Jackson started drag eight
years ago when he bought his
first pair of heels.
“When you put on the wig
and the eyelashes and stuff like
that, it’s like you become just
a completely different person,”
Jackson said.
“When you are so far through
your makeup, something all
NEWS 15
Class to teach you how to be a drag queen
Mark
Jackson
Josh
Collinson
Wednesday June 8 2022 Selwyn Times
of a sudden just clicks. For me
it is the art form and the performance,
you are just making
people happy,” Jackson said.
Collinson and Jackson plan
to take several wigs, headpieces
and glamorous clothes to the
masterclass. It was aimed at ages
16 and over, for both men and
women.
“We will focus more towards
the drag queen side of it, but can
talk a little bit about the drag
king side of it as well,” Collinson
said.
They said people will be able
to try on some items, as well
as get a lesson in makeup, for
which they will choose someone
from the audience to demonstrate
on.
Collinson is a former makeup
artist. Stage makeup is included
in his arsenal of eyeshadows,
lipsticks and foundations, and
altogether the makeup case he
would take to the masterclass
weighed about 15kg.
“The makeup is a massive
part of being a drag queen.
Because you have got to try
and make your face a little bit
more feminine, we have to put
contour in the right place to
feminise our faces.”
• Drag Masterclass will be
held on Saturday, 5.30-
8.30pm, at Te Ara Ātea.
Bookings required.

16 Selwyn Times Wednesday June 8 2022
CELEBRATING
MATARIKI
Ko Matariki kei runga, ko te tohu tānā o te tau! Matariki is coming and during June and July we’re
once again celebrating across Waikirikiri/Selwyn.
Matariki signals the Māori New Year and is considered a time of celebration and renewal. It begins
with the rising of the Matariki star cluster – known to Europeans as the Pleiades – which appears in
the skies over Aotearoa in mid-winter.
Customarily, Matariki was celebrated by the lighting of ceremonial fires, gifts and offerings, and
celebrations to farewell the dead, honour ancestors, and to welcome the coming year.
In Waikirikiri/Selwyn, the Council is hosting a wide range of community events from 18 June, and
inviting the community to join in with the celebrations.
Stargazing, a story time under the stars, art and sculpture workshops, food, exploring our beautiful
backyard and flying kites are all part of the fun.
A celebration and creation of art will kick off the fortnight of events with three art activities touring a
range of Selwyn libraries and community centres exploring the works of renowned Ngāi Tahu artist
and weaver, Cath Brown. People will also have the chance to get crafty making their own taniwha or
learn from artist Piri Cowie (Ngāi Tahu, Ngā Puhi, Ngāti Kahu) about the cultural significance of tuna
(eels) and create and display paper cut out sculpture on this theme.
Other events will include a chance to enjoy mahinga kai with Manu from Suburban Eatery, a Family
Kite Day, a special screening of the Whakaora Te Ahuriri documentary on the creation of Whakaora
Te Ahuriri wetland near Te Waihora (Lake Ellesmere) with a Q&A with documentary members, and a
guided tour of the lagoon.
What do YOUth think?
Selwyn Youth Council wants to hear from young people in Selwyn on
a few different topics.
What do you think about heritage, events and libraries?
As your voice at the Council, we want to let the Council know your
opinions to help shape future opportunities for youth.
Complete the survey at Selwyn.govt.nz/youthsay and go into win
some awesome prizes.
Survey closes Monday 20 June.
The Council is also encouraging people to join in and mark the occasion with their community, with
the support of the Council’s Meet your Street fund supporting local gatherings. Matariki is the perfect
time to bring your neighbours together. Gather to kōrero, share kai and get to know your neighbours.
Council Group Manager Community Services and Facilities Denise Kidd says Matariki is a great time
to enjoy what brings us together here in Aotearoa. “Matariki offers us as a community a chance to
recognise the Māori new year with celebrations, fun and opportunities to grow our understanding of
what this special occasion is really about."
A venue for every occasion
In Selwyn, we’re fortunate to have a great range of community and corporate spaces suited for all
occasions.
Planning a family celebration, wedding, community or sporting event, conference or meeting?
Choose from over 30 venues in Selwyn – from old heritage style halls to our award-winning modern
venues to find the perfect location for your next event.
For places bursting with character there are a variety of historic halls such as the beautiful Broadfield
Community Centre – a category two listed hall built in the 1870s with a kitchen and situated in a reserve
with tennis and netball courts – or the 1930-built and recently restored Southbridge Hall which includes a
stage.
For character and modern practicality there’s a wide range of choices whether you’re looking for a
meeting venue, sporting event or celebration. These include the Lakeside Memorial Hall and Dunsandel
Community Centre – both winners in the 2019 Canterbury Architecture Awards.
The Lakeside Soldiers Memorial Hall, built in 2018 to replace the former earthquake-damaged hall,
retains original features from its 1917 predecessor such as the fireplace and an open sky courtyard at the
heart of the building which is paved with bricks recovered from the original hall.
The Dunsandel Community Centre combines award-winning architecture with a flexible modern space
featuring smaller meeting rooms and larger venue
spaces that can open up into one big space
catering for up to 200 people.
For more active spaces, venues such as the Lincoln
Event Centre, and West Melton Community and
Recreation Centre have a variety of affordable
venue spaces for everything from weddings to
community meetings, concerts and sporting
fixtures.
Let our team help you find the perfect venue for
your next event, fill out a booking enquiry form, use
our A to Z list of venues, or search for a venue at
selwyn.govt.nz/venues
ON THE
ROADS
On the Roads
Darfield Kirwee Wastewater Pipeline
Aylesbury Road between SH1 and Burdons Road is
one way northbound from SH1 until 1 July.
Courtenay Road between Miles Road and Kirwee
(SH73) is closed until 22 July.
Burnham Road between SH1 and Burnham School Road will be one
way until 1 July.
All completion dates are approximate depending on weather.
Weedons Ross Road seal widening
Weedons Ross Road is one-way open to traffic travelling south
(towards Rolleston), for the duration of the project. The work area is
currently from Johnsons Road to Finlays Road and will move south
as sections are completed. Finlays Road and Johnsons Road will
be closed at the intersection with Weedons Ross Road this week for
intersection upgrades. Detours are in place. Please follow the one-way
system for the safety of all road users and workers.
Other repairs and upgrades
Wards Road is closed between Telegraph Road and Greendale Road
for shoulder removal. Swamp Road Bridge between Bluff Road and
Pig Saddle Road is closed for repairs. A culvert is being constructed
on Colliers Road from Bluff Road. A Stop-go system is in place for
these works.
Repairs are also taking place on Essendon Road between Telegraph
Road and Ansons Road and on Ansons Road
between Telegraph Road and Miles Road.
Please take care around work sites and follow site
signage. Follow the QR code with this story for a
map of these works, or view our road closures map
at selwyn.govt.nz/roadclosures.
Council Call
SELWYN DISTRICT COUNCIL
Norman Kirk Drive, Rolleston
Ph 0800 SELWYN (735 996)
TE ARA ĀTEA
56 Tennyson Street, Rolleston
Ph 347 2880
DARFIELD LIBRARY & SERVICE CENTRE
1 South Terrace, Darfield
Ph 318 8338 or 347 2780

Wednesday June 8 2022 Selwyn Times 17
Notices
Submissions open on
Greendale reserve pavilion
lease
The Council proposes to grant
a lease to the Greendale Cricket
Club over the pavilion on the
Greendale Reserve pursuant
to section 54 of the Reserves
Act 1977. The lease covers an
area of approximately 90m2
(the approximate area of the
pavilion). The proposed lease
includes shared use conditions
for community access of
the pavilion, when required.
Submissions are now open
on this Council proposal.
Any submissions should be
addressed in writing to the
Acquisitions Disposals & Leasing
Officer at Council, by email to
property@selwyn.govt.nz, or by
post to PO Box 90, Rolleston
7643, by 5pm Friday 8 July 2022.
Alcohol Notices
The Laboratory Lincoln Limited
has applied for the renewal of
an on licence and an off licence.
Objections to these applications
are open until 21 June. Hachi
Hachi Rolleston Limited has
applied for the renewal of an
on licence. Objections to these
applications are open until 22
June.
Private plan change requests
80, 81 & 82 (Rolleston): Call for
further submissions
Private Plan Change 80
Two Chain Road Limited has
requested to rezone 98 hectares
of land on the south side of Two
Chain Road, between Walkers
Road, Jones Road and Main
South Road from Rural (Inner
Plains) Zone to Business 2A
Zone to facilitate future industrial
development – selwyn.govt.nz/
pc80
Private Plan Change 81
Rolleston Industrial
Developments Limited has
requested to rezone 28 hectares
of land on the western side of
Rolleston, bounded by Dunns
Crossing Road and Selwyn Road
from Rural (Outer Plains) Zone
to Living MD Zone to develop
approximately 350 residential
sites – selwyn.govt.nz/pc81
Private Plan Change 82
Brookside Road Residential
Limited has requested to
rezone 110 hectares of land on
the western side of Rolleston,
bounded by Dunns Crossing
Road, Brookside Road and
Edwards Road from Rural (Outer
Plains) Zone to Living MD Zone
and Business 1 Zone to develop
approximately 1,320 residential
sites and two commercial
centres – selwyn.govt.nz/pc82
A summary of the submissions
for each of the three publicly
notified plan change requests,
along with a copy of the original
submissions is now available
for viewing on the relevant plan
change webpage.
Further submissions are limited
to supporting or opposing
an original submission. They
may be lodged by any person
representing a relevant aspect
of the public interest or who has
an interest in the private plan
change greater than that of the
public.
Information on how to make a
further submission is available on
the relevant plan change page.
The closing date for further
submissions on all three private
plan change requests is 5pm
Wednesday 22 June 2022.
Meetings
Public Forums: Council, Community Board and local committee meetings are open to the public. Time is
available at the start of meetings for people to speak on matters of concern. Please notify Therese Davel
or Bernadette Ryan if you wish to speak at the Council meeting at least five days before the meeting.
Township, Hall and Reserve Committees: To list or make changes to meeting details, email meeting.
changes@selwyn.govt.nz or phone 347 2800 or 318 8338 by 9am Wednesday the week before publication.
Event Guide
Wednesday 8 June
Selwyn Libraries at Tawera
Tawera Memorial Hall, Springfield, 2.30–4pm
We are bringing the library to you! Come along and
choose some new reading material off the Edge
Connector Vehicle, interact with our robots or create an
artwork. Children under 8 must be accompanied by a
parent. Free. Bookings not required.
Wednesday 8 June
Selwyn Stars Talent Search
Rolleston Community Centre, 4.30–6.30pm
Can you sing, dance, juggle, do a magic trick or have a
special talent that would stop a crowd? Then we would
love to see it! Enter our Selwyn Stars Talent Search
and see if you have what it takes to get our audience
singing, dancing or laughing in their seats. We have
over $1000 worth of prizes up for grabs including an
Apple iPad Mini, Instax Mini and an Ultimate Ears
Wonderboom. Open to 5–13 years. For more dates, to
register and find out more visit selwyn.govt.nz/stars
Thursday 9 June
Writers’ Group
Lincoln Library, 6.30–7.30pm
A group for writers, and those interested in the craft of
writing. Meets on the second Thursday of every month.
A guest author will be invited each term to run a special
workshop. Suitable for teens and adults. Free. Bookings
required, at selwynlibraries.co.nz
COUNCIL & COMMUNITY BOARD MEETINGS
Draft Annual Plan Deliberations*
Tuesday 7 June 9am Council Offices Rolleston
Wedmesday 8/Thursday 9 June 9am - If required
Council Meeting*
Wednesday 8 June 1pm Council Offices Rolleston
Audit & Risk Subcommittee*
Wednesday 15 June 11am Council Offices Rolleston
Council Meeting*
Wednesday 22 June 1pm Council Offices Rolleston
Malvern Community Board
Monday 27 June 2pm Darfield Recreation Centre
* Livestreamed on the Council website and YouTube
channel
DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Coalgate Township Committee
Tuesday 28 June 7.30pm Coalgate Fire Station
Dunsandel Community Committee
Monday 20 June 7.30pm Dunsandel Community Centre
Glentunnel Community Centre
Monday 27 June 7.30pm Glentunnel Community Centre
Glentunnel Residents Public Meeting
Monday 30 June 7.30pm Glentunnel Community Centre
To discuss the new Glentunnel Community/Citizens/
Residents Committee moving forward. Everyone welcome.
Kimberley Reserve & Hall Committee
Tuesday 14 June 7.30pm Kimberley Hall
Kirwee Community Committee
Monday 20 June 7.30pm Kirwee Hall
Kirwee Recreation Reserve Management Committee
Monday 13 June 7.30pm Kirwee Reserve Pavilion
Rolleston Residents’ Association Inc
Monday 27 June 7.30pm Rolleston Community Centre
Springston Community Committee
Wednesday 15 June 7.30pm Errol Tweedy Pavilion,
Springston Reserve
Tai Tapu Library Inc. AGM
Wednesday 8 June 7.30pm Tai Tapu Library
(follows committee meeting at 7pm)
Whitecliffs Township Committee
Monday 13 June 7.30pm Glentunnel Community Centre
committee meeting at 7pm
Saturday 11 June
A Forager's Pantry
Darfield Library, 10.30–11.30am
Join Jackie from Wild Cuisine as she shares how
foraging for free staple pantry ingredients can help you
create healthy whole-food meals, drinks, preserves,
and seasonings. Suitable for 14+ years. Free. Bookings
required, at selwynlibraries.co.nz If no spaces are
available, please call (03) 318 7780 to be added to our
waitlist.
Saturday 11 June
Fly Fishing Workshop
Leeston Library, 1.45–3.45pm
Local guide expert Martin Langlands of Troutlands shares
tips and tricks for effective casting and fly tying, sight
fishing and fishing ethics. Learn why the South Island is
world famous for its fly fishing opportunities and enhance
your journey to realising the joys of fly fishing. It's not only
about catching a fish, but even more about getting into
the mountains and discovering the places that the sport
takes you. Give it a go! Suitable for adults and teens.
Free. Bookings required at selwynlibraries.co.nz/events.
Saturday 11 June
Drag Masterclass
Everybody is welcome to join in for a fun night of drag!
Celebrating World Pride Month, two of Christchurch's
very own working Drag Queens, Lady Bubbles and
Miss Shaniqwa, will teach you everything you need to
know about the world of drag - makeup, wig styling
and costuming! Suitable for 16+ years. Free. Bookings
required at selwynlibraries.co.nz
FOR INFORMATION ON LISTING A COMMUNITY EVENT
VISIT SELWYN.GOVT.NZ/COUNCILCALL.
LEESTON LIBRARY & SERVICE CENTRE
19 Messines Street, Leeston
Ph 347 2871
LINCOLN LIBRARY & SERVICE CENTRE
Gerald Street, Lincoln
Ph 347 2876
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OUR BACKYARD in
Lincoln has yielded 27
spider species, which does
not sound very many when
more than 1600 species are
known in New Zealand.
Leaf-curling sac spiders,
Clubiona species are
named because of the silk
sac nursery these spiders
make by webbing leaves
together. This retreat can
also be used for mating,
and an adult may often
remain inside to guard the
egg sac until spiderlings
hatch.
In some species of
Clubiona, the adult dies
while guarding the egg sac
and becomes the spiderlings
first meal when they
hatch.
Worldwide there are
about 500 Clubiona
species, with 14 species
Mike Bowie is an ecologist who specialises in entomology
(insects and other invertebrates). Each week he introduces
a new species found in his backyard at Lincoln. His
column aims to raise public awareness of biodiversity, the
variety of living things around us. Check out the full list
of invertebrates found at www.inaturalist.org/projects/
backyard-biodiversity-bugs-in-my-lincoln-section
Spiders hop to deter predators
known in New Zealand, all
of which are endemic.
Leaf-curling sac spiders
are usually associated with
vegetation such as cabbage
trees, flax, and tree
Fuchsia, but one species is
associated with the forest
floor.
Full grown New Zealand
Clubiona are 7-12mm
long and have pale brown
coloured abdomen and
legs.
Many adults have
numerous dark dots on the
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Clubiona are also
known for their hopping
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Wednesday June 8 2022 Selwyn Times 19
RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL
NEW LISTING
TAI TAPU 63 Hauschilds Road
Fortuitous Opportunity - Blue Chip Location
Premium 4550m2 rural residential section. Tai Tapu township nestled
into the lee of the Port Hills enjoys a favourable micro-climate and
coupled with a charming village atmosphere it is little wonder that
Tai Tapu remains a 'location of desire' in the Selwyn district. Gibraltar
View, a boutique subdivision situated on the edge of the village
creates a perfect integration where rural meets residential providing
large-sized semi-rural sections in a well-planned, aesthetic
environment. Tai Tapu's ideal location makes for a pleasant and easy
commute to suburbs or the city, and every day conveniences are
only minutes down the road at Lincoln or Halswell. Features and
amenities of Gibraltar View Subdivision -
• Large-sized sections ranging from 4000 - 7400sqm
• Services provided to the boundary include power, water, sewer,
and telecommunication
• Covenants in place to protect your investments ensuring quality
design and build
• Street tree planting and landscaping
• Macrocarpa post and rail road boundary fencing with post and
wire internal fencing
• Section is TC2 category with full Geotech report available
• Walk to primary school and village, school bus to Lincoln High
School and also to city schools
AUCTION
GST Inclusive
6.00pm, Wednesday 29 June
Lincoln Event Centre
Ron Ferguson
M 027 498 6256
E ron.ferguson@pggwrightson.co.nz
pggwre.co.nz/LCN36139
NEW LISTING
BURNT HILL 607 Woodstock Road
Farm Add On, Land Bank or Development!
Located 5km from Oxford is this seldom available opportunity on
offer to secure a 40.90 hectare bare land block with a strong farming
history with the added bonus of a resource consent for subdivision
into nine bare land lifestyle blocks ranging in size from 4 to 5.2
hectares.
The property is currently farmed in conjunction with another farming
enterprise and has a strong history including dairy grazing and cut
and carry.
The property is situated with an excellent north-west aspect, foothill
and mountain views, shelterbelts, and a high standard of fencing
with stock water troughs in each of the nine paddocks.
Two road frontages with access available from Woodstock or South
Eyre Roads add to the appeal.
This an ideal investment as a strategic addition to an existing or
nearby farming portfolio, land bank opportunity or grab the bull by
the horns and undertake all or part of the subdivision!
DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY
Plus GST (if any) (Unless Sold Prior)
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E mark.terry@pggwrightson.co.nz
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Wednesday June 8 2022 Selwyn Times
NEWS 21
VISION: Tinaku Project co-ordinator Johanna Blakely shares updates
about the riparian planting initiatives with the Ellesmere community.
Ellesmere event to
improve environment
considered successful
THE Whakaroa Te
Waikēkēwai project
hosted a successful
information day for the
Ellesmere community to
showcase and connect five
inspirational restoration
projects which all share
the vision of improving
the environment in the
Ellesmere area.
The drop-in day offered
Ellesmere landowners the
opportunity to find out
what a variety of project
teams had to offer and
share their own feedback.
The community
event was supported by
Ellesmere Sustainable
Agriculture, as the
Tinaku Project team was
one of the participating
groups to showcase dozens
of regeneration projects it
has been working on and
upcoming initiatives it has
in the pipeline.
Tinaku Project lead
David Hewson said the
day was a great initiative
to enable locals to hear
about the five different
projects at one place and
work out which initiatives
interest them or are most
appropriate.
“The event also enabled
the project teams to get
to know each other and
work out how they can
best work together,” said
Hewson.
The information day
in Leeston was also
the official launch of
the joint Whakaora Te
Waikēkēwai project initiative
between Te Taumatu
Rūnanga and Environment
Canterbury.
This five-year, $4.16 million
project is funded by
ECan and the Ministry for
the Environment’s Freshwater
Improvement Fund,
and has recently started
working with a dozen
landowners to complete riparian
planting along 8km
INITIATIVES: Gary Boyd of the Department
of Conservation shares his presentation about
the DOC Weed Strikeforce with the Ellesmere
community.
of streams leading into Te
Waikēkēwai, improving
biodiversity and restoring
mahinga kai and water
quality in the catchment
area above Ngāti Moki
marae at Taumutu.
Representatives of Pest
Free Banks Peninsula
shared their work to make
a portion of Banks Peninsula
and Kaitorete Spit
pest free by 2050, by creating
a buffer zone on the
south-west side, closing
the pathway into Banks
Peninsula for possums and
other pests.
Just along the coast,
Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu
and Te Taumutu Rūnanga
are implementing the
Muriwai o Whata/Coopers
Lagoon Management
Plan, which will include
extensive riparian planting
around Muriwai/Coopers
Lagoon to reduce inflow of
contaminants and increase
biodiversity and mahinga
kai in the area. The initial
work involves a bioblitz
to identify existing biodiversity
and some willow
control.
Finally, the Department
of Conservation joined the
drop-in session to share
the work of the Weed
Strikeforce that has been
very active in the Ellesmere
area, clearing grey
willows from lake margins
that results in natural
generation with native
plants growing quickly to
fill the space and at certain
sites replacing willow with
appropriate wetland species
and other native forest
plantings.
Hewson said that the day
was focused on sharing
and explaining information
with the community,
with the additional benefit
of the different project
teams meeting face-toface.
“We all work on similar
or related projects in
the same region, so it is
vital that our projects are
coordinated for the best
outcomes.
“We all have different
expertise, skills and
experience so we want to
help and learn from each
other,” Hewson said.
Residents who were
unable to attend the
presentations will be able
to watch them in their own
time on the ESAI website
www.esai.co.nz
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other workshops.
Over time fuel injectors become less
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and drops in pressure cause inefficiency.
Some injectors can be reconditioned, or
others need replacing. While servicing is
generally every 12 months, each vehicle is
considered on a case-by-case basis as some
need to be done at 5000km while others are
at 3,0000km! Phil looks after his customers
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work should be completed or if it can be
left. This honest customer care approach
and experience often see the team getting
repeat customers in after working on
injectors to undertake regular servicing.
His reputation is well-known, and Phil says
a lot of his business is “by word of mouth”.
With an expectation that CO2 emissions
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Clean Car Discounts in place from 1 April
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be no longer in demand. However, diesel
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get better fuel economy and last longer
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Currently, diesel vehicles are still valued by
tradies and farmers as the electric utes and
vehicles available may be more suitable for
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tradies often cover further distances, the
diesel van or ute is still favoured.
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Selwyn Times Wednesday June 8 2022
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RACING
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Veteran trainer and young driver
team up for two Addington wins
• By Jonny Turner
THOUGH THERE are a few
decades between them in age,
it doesn’t stop Fred Fletcher
and Sam Thornley make a great
combination.
The veteran trainer and his
junior driver were in the winner’s
circle twice at Addington
on Thursday night, scoring with
both Sunny Louis and Mikey
Maguire.
Mikey Maguire bounced
back to winning form for the
first time since April of last year
when running to a front running
in Thursday night’s feature pace.
The junior driver was delighted
the eight-year-old was able to
repay the faith Fletcher has had
in him.
“It was great to get a couple of
wins for Fred, especially with
Mikey winning,” Thornley said.
“He paid good money for him
at the sales and has turned down
some pretty good offers for him
all of the way through because he
has wanted to race him.”
Punters lost faith in Mikey
Maguire, sending out at $34
odds before his win.
But there was plenty of faith in
his camp that he still had more
WINNERS: Trainer Fred Fletcher, his daughter Wendy Fletcher, and driver Sam Thornley
and after Mikey Maguire’s win at Addington.
PHOTO: HARNESS RACING DESK
to offer on the track.
And his victory, with closing
sectionals of 56.1sec (800m) and
27.3sec (400m), backed that up.
“I thought he had been going
real good, but he seems to go his
best races over 1980m,” Thornley
said.
“He ran fourth first up over
1980m and went real good but all
of his other races have been over
2600m.”
Thornley took no chances with
the promising Sunny Louis, who
scored an impressively to notch
his second career win in Thursday
night’s one-win trot.
The three-year-old worked
early before Thornley moved
out of the one-one at the 1000m,
allowing Sunny Louis to stride to
a big win.
“He is a real good horse, he
is the best one we have got in
work.”
“Even though he ran second in
his last start, I was pretty disappointed
in him because he didn’t
travel on the bit the whole way.”
“But we thought he didn’t back
up from Ashburton five days
earlier.
“We gave him a freshen up and
thought he would be pretty hard
to beat tonight.”
Thornley brushed off praise
for his part in his victories on
Thursday night, passing on all
credit to Fletcher.
“Everything is going pretty
well.”
“They are pretty good horses
to drive, that is the main thing,
they make you look good.”
Thornley’s double took him
to 13 wins for the season, just
one shy of his tally at the end of
the last extended harness racing
season.
– Harness Racing Desk
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24 Selwyn Times Wednesday June 8 2022
A dAy out in dArfield
The mountains are calling
The playground also includes a flying fox,
swings, slide and climbing net. While
you’re there, check out some history of the
area regarding the railway lines to Home
Bush and Whitecliffs in the 1870s.
Darfield has everything you need to
help you on your way. Whether you’re
traveling to the snow or beyond, take
some time to refuel your car, stretch
your legs, have a bite to eat and enjoy the
friendly, welcoming country atmosphere.
While you’re there, check out what
the town has to offer and enjoy some
local shopping and good old-fashioned
pampering.
When the Torlesse mountain range,
just beyond Darfield, gets its first decent
skiff of snow, we know that winter is on its
way. Snow clad peaks at this time of the
year provide some of the most spectacular
landscapes in all of Canterbury.
It’s also a time of action and adventure
out west, whether it’s skiing on one of
several ski fields adjacent to the scenic
Great Alpine Highway, tobogganing on
the slopes of Porters Pass or ice skating on
the frozen waters of Lake Lyndon.
Darfield is the perfect
stopover on your way to
or from the mountains or
the West Coast
The country township offers several
reasons to stop from ski hire, cafes,
floral art, craft and gift shops, art gallery,
outdoor clothing, to hotel, supermarket
and children’s playground. If you’ve got
time, give the kids a break at the Westview
reserve skatepark beside the supermarket.
Fairy hideaway
Darfield is also home to the McHughes
Forest fairy walk. The forest, set on a
43-hectare public reserve on the edge of
Darfield, includes walkways, cycle tracks
and a separate dog park.
A smaller walk is dedicated to the
magical fairies who live in the forest. The
walk is sign posted and many fairy houses
and doors can be discovered on the trail.
McHughes Forest was planted in 1893 and
is also home to families of pīwakawaka or
fantails. This cheeky bird will follow and
flit around the heads of walkers as they
disturb insects along the pathways.
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Wednesday June 8 2022 Selwyn Times 25
A dAy out in dArfield
The heart of community
When Darfield local Sharn Nu’u put out
a call to help a family who lost their home
to a fire, she had no idea where this act of
kindness would lead her.
“I asked for donations of clothes,
food, bedding and household goods,”
says Sharn. “The response was positive
and extremely overwhelming.” She was
heartened to see such a generous culture
come through from the people of Darfield
and the surrounding areas.
“The surplus was donated to a group
called ‘It takes a Village’ so it was a great
way for Darfield to also provide for
Canterbury too.”
Sharn’s first response was a ‘heart move’
but such was her concern for people in
need that it soon morphed into her next
project – a Winter Donation Drive.
With the Darfield Life Church behind
her and a voluntary
role as the church’s new
Community Facilitator,
Sharn recently put out
a call to help those in
need of warm clothing,
food and bedding for the
winter months ahead.
“Winter is just around
the corner,” says Sharn,
“and there are
many people who
struggle to keep
warm over the
colder months.”
Winter jackets,
flannelette sheets,
pillows, duvets, beanies, gloves,
gumboots and heaters were just
some of the items donated.
Food is another concern. A recent
afternoon at the church where
people could collect food from the
Darfield Food Bank showed that
some people in the community are
struggling to put food on the table.
Sharn says the food was gone in minutes.
Sharn believes there is a need for
people, groups and businesses to come
together to help establish a culture of
community. “In my lifetime, the world
has gone from a culture
of community to one
of society. There is a
need for groups to come
together to support
people who are isolated
– these people shouldn’t
have to just survive; they
should be able to live.”
She is keen to
encourage and establish
a community culture
that will last by
collaborating with other
groups to create unity.
“It’s a big picture,” says
Sharn. “We’ll need an
army to create something that will last
and benefit people and businesses.”
Sharn would like to hear from anyone
in the community if they feel there is a
specific need not being met and hopes
to organize a community meeting soon.
You can contact Sharn through the
Darfield Life Church, 17 North Terrace,
Darfield.
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26 Selwyn Times Wednesday June 8 2022
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Family Trees for DNA Matches
Today, 1.30-2.30pm
You’ve done your DNA and
there are pages of matches. How
do you work out how you’re
related? Creating quick family
trees for your matches may solve
your problem. This workshop
will look at different ways of
doing these with some hints and
tips on the way. Suitable for 18+
years. Free, bookings required. If
no spaces are available, call 318-
7780 to be added to the waitlist.
Te Ara Ātea
A Forager’s Pantry
Saturday, 10.30-11.30am
Join Jackie from Wild
Cuisine as she shares how
foraging for free staple pantry
ingredients can help you
create healthy whole-food
meals, drinks, preserves, and
seasonings. Suitable for 14+
years. Free, bookings required. If
no spaces available, phone
318 7780 to be added to the
waitlist.
Darfield Library
Drag Masterclass
Saturday, 5.30 -8.30pm
Celebrating World Pride
Month, two of Christchurch’s
very own working drag
queens, Lady Bubbles and
Miss Shaniqwa, will teach
you everything you need to
know about the world of drag
– makeup, wig styling and
costuming. Suitable for 16+
years. Free, bookings required.
If no spaces are available, phone
318 7780 to be added to the
waitlist.
Te Ara Ātea
Music Creation Workshops –
Mixing
Monday, 6.30-7.30pm
Ryan Chin, a local artist,
multi-instrumentalist, producer,
and session musician has teamed
up with Selwyn Libraries to
bring you an informative music
creation series. Workshops will
cover the whole process of song
writing, producing, recording,
and mixing. Book into one or
as many as you like. Part 4 -
Mixing: The mixing stage will
aim to show some basic ways
to make a recording sound the
way you want it to. Chin will go
over different examples of mixes
and how you can use effects and
plugins to keep you inspired
to mix music. Suitable for 13+
years. Free, bookings required.
If no spaces are available, phone
318-7780 to be added to the
waitlist.
Te Ara Ātea
​Fly Fishing Workshop, Saturday 10.30am-12.30pm, 1.45-3.45pm. Local guide expert Martin
Langlands of Troutlands will share tips and tricks for effective casting and fly tying, sight
fishing and fishing ethics. First at Lincoln then Leeston, this workshop will show why the
South Island is world famous for its fly fishing opportunities. It’s not only about catching a
fish, but also about getting into the mountains and discovering the places that the sport
takes you. Suitable for adults and teens. Lincoln Library, Leeston Library
Selwyn Libraries at Glenroy
Community Hall
Monday, 10am-noon
Go along and choose
some new reading material
off the Edge Connector
Vehicle, and have a go at
crocheting a granny square
using tips and hints from
the libraries Creative Bug
e-resource. Also if you have any
device issues or app questions,
bring them along and a digital
assistant will be on hand to
help. Children under 8 must be
accompanied by a parent. Free,
bookings not required.
Glenroy Community Hall
Heart Foundation – Heart
Health Check
Tuesday, 2-4pm
Learn the basics of heart
health and then get a free
heart check. The My Heart
Check tool is a short one to
one conversation with people
aged 30-75 who do not have a
diagnosed heart condition. The
Heart Foundation’s heart health
advocate will walk you through
the online tool, taking your
blood pressure and looking at
other key factors. The My Heart
Check tool then gives your heart
age, along with some specific
information on areas which
could support heart health and
reduce the risk of a heart event.
For those outside the age group
or with a heart condition, the
conversation can focus on any
support or resources. Free,
bookings not required.
Darfield Library

COLD, DAMP winter days are now with
us, but the garden is brightened with the
flowers of camelias and azaleas.
New plants are now arriving at garden
centres, so an exciting time for planting in
the home garden.
Houseplant care
Time to ‘condition’ your houseplants for
the colder months ahead. It may be necessary
to shift some houseplants to parts
of the home that receive better natural
light. Drop back your weekly watering
with lukewarm water. With leafy, foliage
houseplants, keep misting regularly with
lukewarm water. Check your houseplants
often for early signs of problems – these are
typically related to watering – too much or
too little.
Vegetable garden
Traditional winter vegetables that were
planted in autumn can now be harvested
including Asian greens, broccoli, cabbage,
carrots, cauliflower, celery, kale, leeks, lettuce,
silver beet and spinach.
Continue plantings of broccoli, cabbage,
cauliflowers, kale, silver beet and spinach.
Old rhubarb plants can now be divided
and replanted into sites prepared with
fresh compost. New, healthy garlic bulbs
are available and can be planted in a sunny,
well-drained position.
Flowering annuals
Winter annuals are now bursting into
flower, among them alyssum, calendula,
cornflower, pansies, poppy, primulas, snapdragons,
stock, and violas. Dead head (the
removal of finished flowers) your flowering
annuals to ensure continuous blooms.
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Brighten up areas in the garden with ‘potted
colour’ to provide instant flowering –
there is plenty to choose from at your local
garden centre. Extend winter flowering by
planting dwarf cineraria’s which flower late
winter and into early spring.
Perennials
As perennials flourish in the garden,
some species become overcrowded leading
to poorer growth and less flowering so it’s a
good idea to divide and replant them every
few years. Remove all the old foliage prior
to dividing, and replant into new ‘beds’
replenished with fresh compost.
Fruit Trees
Prune your pip and stone fruit trees –
this is particularly important with new,
young trees. The aim is to establish a strong
framework that will support later fruiting.
With older trees, there may be more
‘radical’ pruning required to reduce the
tree height and to encourage the growth of
two-year-old wood that will produce fruit.
A ‘clean up’ spray of a copper compound
after pruning is completed, should be
undertaken.
Rose care
Traditionally June was the accepted
month for pruning roses, however as the
climate warms, it may be wise to wait until
late June, early July before beginning this
important task (dependent on where you
live). Continue adding compost around
existing roses and when planting new
specimens. New season roses will appear in
garden centres in June and July.
Ornamental trees and shrubs
As new seasons plants arrive at garden
GARDENING 27
Fresh flower plants will provide excitement
FLOURISH: Extend winter flowering
by planting dwarf cineraria’s that
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centres, this a great time to add new additions
to your home garden. Plan new
gardens carefully – read plant labels so
you know how large the plant will grow to
avoid overcrowding later on.
Soil preparation before planting is one
of the most important steps to give your
new plants the best chance for strong and
healthy growth. Prepare the planting site
thoroughly by adding in plenty of fresh
compost.
Lawns
Grass growth should have stopped by
now, limited mowing will be required over
winter months. Check the lawn for ‘wet’
spots, as these areas may require additional
drainage.
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• Split the garlic heads into individual cloves
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First Lexus EV leaves a strong impression
GIVEN ITS wide range of hybrid
models, Lexus could well have
been excused for not entering the
electric vehicle market.
I guess it sees the EV market
as ever-expanding, and being
there would confirm their
commitment to sustainable
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automobile production.
Lexus’ first fully electric model is
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Lexus labels the UX as a crossover,
and it is still available in hybrid
form, the latter has been a popular
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model is a car that I very much
like with its 2-litre synergy drive
system.
The UX300e expands on that,
there’s no petrol engine, it has a
high output synchronous motor
that develops up to 160kW and
300Nm, the latter available from
almost zero revolutions.
What’s more, Lexus has done
the research on what buyers want
from an EV, it has range – 360km
– it can be charged in 50min from
zero to 75 per cent on a quick
charge (80min to 100 per cent)
and it is priced just below the
$80k threshold so it qualifies for
the Government’s $8625 clean car
discount.
Not only is it an affordable EV
and one that has practicality on its
side, you are also getting a luxury
car in the mix. Those special
features that Lexus builds into all of
its models are there in the UX300e,
it has been built to all the quality
values Lexus prides itself on, it is
plush, superbly comfortable, and
the engineering that has gone into
its manufacture is state-of-the-art.
It is also a quick car scampering
to 100km/h in 7.5sec, which is
the benefit of electric delivery,
and it will complete an overtake
manoeuvre in 5sec. The latter is
attributed to the solid early to midpoint
power delivery.
Not only is the UX300e a spirited
drive, it does so in an understated
way, it is quiet, and when I say that,
it is astoundingly quiet. Obviously,
there is no sound from under the
bonnet other than an almost silent
siren-like hum, but there is little
road nor wind noise.
In terms of handling, the
UX300e has accurate corner
turn-in and definite steering feel.
This is something Lexus does so
well, the steering is involving and
communicative.
Riding on beautiful Michelin
tyres (225/50 x 18in), there is a lot
of rubber in contact with the road
and it shows, grip levels are high
and there is little sensation power
is driving through the front wheels
only, the UX300e is balanced and
controlled and, of course, you
get an amazingly compliant ride,
which is traditional with all Lexus
models.
That luxury feel doesn’t end
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there, the cockpit and cabin area
are plush, the way Lexus creates
interiors is a real credit. The test car
was trimmed with white leather,
yet there are contrasting elements
which work effectively to tone
down the full-on effect of light.
There are also the ingredients
which luxury car owners would
expect even from an SUV. The
UX300e is chock full of the latest
technology for safety, comfort and
convenience, and its styling and
design inside and out are eyecatching
and desirable. All of the
ingredients are in place to make
it very much a part of the Lexus
family.
In terms of operation the
UX300e needs little special
attention. The evaluation car
arrived with just one charge cable, a
three-pin plug to type 2. There are
two charge inlets, one on the right
of the vehicle for domestic supply,
and one on the left for charging
from a designated charge port
using double type 2 connectors.
I simply got into the habit of
plugging in each time the car was
stationary on my driveway, the
cable has good length at over 8m
therefore it was no issue to plug
into my garage socket, and that way
the UX300e was always at 100 per
cent when I went to drive off. The
charge box itself is also very useful,
it has graphics that continuously
displays the charging status. Lexus
also claims a seven-hour time span
to charge from a home supply.
From behind the wheel, nothing
is demanding, you just select drive
(or reverse) and you are moving
• Price – Lexus UX300e
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just like a traditional vehicle
with automatic transmission,
you will feel strong regenerative
braking through the motor and
transmission, that feeling is useful
for taking the load off the brakes
during the city/suburb commute,
making the stop-start journey
just a little more relaxing. Also
it must be noted that automatic
battery charging takes place on
deceleration.
There are also differing drive
modes, just like you would find in
any Lexus/Toyota – sport, normal
and eco. Each has their own
distinctive feel, but as I normally
do in any evaluation, I selected the
default normal mode mostly, and
experienced sport and economy
just to briefly ascertain what each
represents.
As they would suggest, there
is greater power delivery in sport
mode and a dulled accelerator feel
in economy mode. The way I see
it, normal mode is clever enough to
recognise the driver’s acceleration
patterns anyway, and there was
never a point where the UX300e
wasn’t responding the way I wanted
it to.
The EcoDrop transfer station at
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contact Vicky Sayers
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vicky.sayers@starmedia.kiwi
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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
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Operative Selwyn District Plan
Clause 7 of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act, 1991
NOTIFICATION OF THE SUMMARY OF SUBMISSIONS AND CALL FOR
FURTHER SUBMISSIONS ON PRIVATE PLAN CHANGE REQUEST 82
Brookside Road Residential Limited has requested to rezone approximately 110 hectares of
Rural-zoned land located on the western side of Rolleston, bounded by Dunns Crossing Road,
Brookside Road and Edwards Road to Living MD and Business 1. Selwyn District Council
notified the private plan change request (PC82) for public consultation on 6 April 2022, and
submissions closed on 9 May 2022.
A summary of the submissions on PC82, along with a copy of the original submissions, is now
available for viewing online at Council libraries and service centres, and at www.selwyn.govt.
nz/pc82. A hard copy of this information is also available for viewing at Council’s Rolleston
Headquarters.
Further submissions may only be lodged by the following:
· Any person representing a relevant aspect of the public interest.
· Any person that has an interest in the plan change greater than the interest the public has.
· The local authority itself.
Further submissions must be limited to matters either in support of or in opposition to an
original submission made on PC82. This must be in writing and in accordance with Form 6,
which is available from any Council service centre or online at www.selwyn.govt.nz/pc82.
Further submissions may be:
· posted to: Planning Department, Selwyn District Council, PO Box 90, Rolleston 7643,
Attention: Further Submission on PC82
· delivered to: A Council service centre in Darfield, Lincoln, Leeston or Rolleston.
· emailed to: submissions@selwyn.govt.nz (Subject line: Submission on PC82)
· made online: www.selwyn.govt.nz/pc82.
A person who makes a further submission must also serve a copy of it on the person who
lodged the original submission no later than five working days after a copy is provided to the
Council.
The closing date for submissions is 5pm on Wednesday 22 June 2022.
More information
For further information regarding this plan change or the process outlined above, please
contact Jocelyn Lewes, Strategy and Policy Planner, on 0800 SELWYN (735 996) or
jocelyn.lewes@selwyn.govt.nz.
selwyn.govt.nz
Operative Selwyn District Plan
Clause 7 of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act, 1991
NOTIFICATION OF THE SUMMARY OF SUBMISSIONS AND CALL FOR
FURTHER SUBMISSIONS ON PRIVATE PLAN CHANGE REQUEST 80
Two Chain Road Limited has requested to rezone approximately 98 hectares of Rural-zoned
land located on the south side of Two Chain Road, between Walkers Road, Jones Road and
Main South Road, in Rolleston, to Business 2A Zone. Selwyn District Council notified the
private plan change request (PC80) for public consultation on 6 April 2022, and submissions
closed on 9 May 2022.
A summary of the submissions on the PC80, along with a copy of the original submissions, is
now available for viewing online at Council libraries and service centres, and at www.selwyn.
govt.nz/pc80. A hard copy of this information is also available for viewing at Council’s Rolleston
headquarters.
Further submissions may only be lodged by the following:
· Any person representing a relevant aspect of the public interest.
· Any person that has an interest in the plan change greater than the interest the public has.
· The local authority itself.
Further submissions must be limited to matters either in support of or in opposition to an
original submission made on PC80. This must be in writing and in accordance with Form 6,
which is available from any Council service centre or online at www.selwyn.govt.nz/pc80.
Further submissions may be:
· posted to: Planning Department, Selwyn District Council, PO Box 90, Rolleston 7643,
Attention: Further Submission on PC80
· delivered to: A Council service centre in Darfield, Lincoln, Leeston or Rolleston.
· emailed to: submissions@selwyn.govt.nz (Subject line: Submission on PC80)
· made online: www.selwyn.govt.nz/pc80.
A person who makes a further submission must also serve a copy of it on the person who
lodged the original submission no later than five working days after a copy is provided to the
Council.
The closing date for submissions is 5pm on Wednesday 22 June 2022.
More information
For further information regarding this plan change or the process outlined above, please
contact Jessica Tuilaepa, Senior Strategy and Policy Planner, on 0800 SELWYN (735 996) or
jessica.tuilaepa@selwyn.govt.nz.
selwyn.govt.nz
Public Notice

Wednesday June 8 2022 Selwyn Times 31
Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
Public Notice
Public Notices
Situations Vacant
Notice for consultation on a proposed Enrolment Scheme
amendment for Knights Stream School – Mingimingi Hautoa
The Ministry of Education has identified that Knights Stream School – Mingimingi
Hautoa requires an amendment to their enrolment scheme to manage the risk of
overcrowding and has given the school board notice of this.
After engagement with the Board, we have developed a proposed enrolment scheme
for Knights Stream School – Mingimingi Hautoa under the Education and Training Act
2020.
As part of this process, we are consulting with the school’s community and with people
living in the area for which the school is a reasonably convenient school.
Under this scheme, students will be able to enrol if they live within the proposed home
zone. The enrolment of out-of-zone students is governed by the provisions of the
Education and Training Act 2020.
A copy of the proposed enrolment scheme is available at https://consultation.
education.govt.nz/education/knights-stream-school-amendment-to-enrolmentscheme/
If you have any feedback about the proposed enrolment scheme, please visit the
website, read the information and complete the survey before 08 July 2022.
Contact email; Canterbury.EnrolmentSchemes@education.govt.nz
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Operative Selwyn District Plan
Clause 7 of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act, 1991
NOTIFICATION OF THE SUMMARY OF SUBMISSIONS AND CALL FOR
FURTHER SUBMISSIONS ON PRIVATE PLAN CHANGE REQUEST 81
Rolleston Industrial Developments Limited has requested to rezone approximately 28 hectares
of Rural-zoned land located on the western side of Rolleston, bounded by Dunns Crossing
Road and Selwyn Road to Living MD. Selwyn District Council notified the private plan change
request (PC81) for public consultation on 6 April 2022, and submissions closed on 9 May 2022.
A summary of the submissions on the PC81, along with a copy of the original submissions, is
now available for viewing online at Council libraries and service centres, and at www.selwyn.
govt.nz/pc81. A hard copy of this information is also available for viewing at Council’s Rolleston
headquarters
Further submissions may only be lodged by the following:
· Any person representing a relevant aspect of the public interest.
· Any person that has an interest in the plan change greater than the interest the public has.
· The local authority itself.
Further submissions must be limited to matters either in support of or in opposition to an
original submission made on PC81. This must be in writing and in accordance with Form 6,
which is available from any Council service centre or online at www.selwyn.govt.nz/pc81
Further submissions may be:
· posted to: Planning Department, Selwyn District Council, PO Box 90, Rolleston 7643,
Attention: Further Submission on PC81
· delivered to: A Council service centre in Darfield, Lincoln, Leeston or Rolleston.
· emailed to: submissions@selwyn.govt.nz (Subject line: Submission on PC81)
· made online: www.selwyn.govt.nz/pc81.
A person who makes a further submission must also serve a copy of it on the person who
lodged the original submission no later than five working days after a copy is provided to the
Council.
The closing date for submissions is 5pm on Wednesday 22 June 2022.
More information
For further information regarding this plan change or the process outlined above, please
contact Jocelyn Lewes, Strategy and Policy Planner, on 0800 SELWYN (735 996) or
jocelyn.lewes@selwyn.govt.nz.
selwyn.govt.nz
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Phone for further details
(03) 379 1100
Loader Driver (Production Operator)
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We are looking for a Loader Driver (Production Operator) to join our team, based
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Flexibility around hours and days is required.
What does this role entail?
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AND
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Situations Vacant
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We are proud to be a transport provider
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We are looking for School Bus Drivers to
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If you are or have
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Then this could be a job for you. Support to
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applicants.
Please register your interest by
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manager@torlessetravel.co.nz
or phone 021 198 7358
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retractable doors amplifying the sense of spaciousness.
The home is fully insulated, including the double garage, and
a ducted heatpump system ensures the home is the perfect
temperature throughout all seasons.
The home is perfectly positioned at the front of the 828m 2
section, meaning the property enjoys a large area of lawn
making it the perfect section for families of all sizes.
Motivation is high so call now to secure this wonderful
opportunity.
Listing ID: pb.co.nz/ROU14581
Price: $899,000
Chris Moore
Contact:
Mobile: 027 288 0563
E: chris.moore@pb.co.nz
Angela Hunt
Contact:
Mobile: 021 548 777
E: angela.hunt@pb.co.nz
1 Power Place, Rolleston
Open home: Mon 12 June, 2:00pm - 2:30pm
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Selling? Buying?
For all your real estate
needs think Property
Brokers Lincoln first!
Call us today on 03 595 6954
Holly Siddons
020 4153 5251
Dawn Pollard
022 073 7580
Tanya Marillier
027 383 3844
Monty Marillier
027 943 973
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Lincoln 10 Monte Crescent
Brand new with great off street parking
Positioned for all day sun this genuine family home in the very popular Verdeco Park offers a lifestyle to be envied at a
price that you won't see anywhere else. This stunning property offers 198sqm of outstanding living that includes a
large living/dining area that has sliding doors that open out to a sunny entertaining area which offers a private oasis
for your outdoor entertaining.
The kitchen is fitted with quality appliances and stone bench tops, it also features a walk-in pantry, and soft close
drawers throughout. The home also boasts a good sized second living.
There are four bedrooms, all of these being large doubles with double wardrobes and the master offering a generous
size ensuite. There is a smart centrally located bathroom and the house is heated by heat pump and all day sun.
The cherry on top is the great off street parking, with plenty of room down behind a lockable gate for a trailer,
caravan or boat.
This very rare offering in the very popular township of Lincoln an easy commute from Rolleston,
To be sold by deadline sale - all offers to be presented on or before 12pm 22 June 2022 (unless sold prior).
Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz
4 2 2 2
Deadline Sale closes Wednesday 22nd June, 2022 at
12.00pm, (unless sold prior)
View By appointment
Web pb.co.nz/ROU102474
Cameron McRae
M 027 769 6696
E cameron.mcrae@pb.co.nz
Proud to be here

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Rolleston 1 Bethany Road
A Linea beauty!
This outstanding Linea home is in the popular Stonebrook Subdivision, convenient to West Rolleston Primary School, and just a
short walk to the Stonebrook reserve, playground, MetroMart, and new Fish & Chip Shop.
You are welcomed with a skylight at the entrance which sets the tone for this beautiful home. The open plan
kitchen/dining/living has ample bench space, a breakfast bar, and an induction hob. Through double doors to the separate
lounge with built-in shelving and a stacker door out onto Kwila decking. The Master is a great size with a walk-in robe, a high
spec ensuite with a 3-way shower head, and a ranch slider out to its own deck. The further 3 bedrooms are all extra-large
double rooms with double robes. Serviced by the high spec family bathroom which has a deep freestanding bath, 3-way
shower head, and separate toilet with basin. The home has beautiful drapes throughout, 2 heat pumps providing you with
heating & cooling, and good storage in the hallway. The laundry is housed in the internal access double garage.
4 2 2 2
For Sale Buyers $895,000+
View Sun 12 Jun 3.00 - 3.30pm
Web pb.co.nz/ROU89681
Angela Hunt
M 021 548 777
Chris Moore
M 027 288 0563
E angela.hunt@pb.co.nz
E chris.moore@pb.co.nz
Lincoln 74 Sunline Avenue
Affordable Lincoln opportunity!
If you are looking to move to Lincoln and enjoy the increased vibrancy that this community is experiencing, then this could be
the opportunity that you've been waiting for. Situated on an easy-care 429m2 (approx) site this lovely 2 and a half year old,
3-bedroom home will appeal to down sizers, first home buyers or astute investors wanting to add to their portfolio. Features
include: Sliders leading out to the sunny patio area. Perfect for the summer BBQs with family and friends; well-appointed
kitchen with Bosch appliances including induction cooktop and self cleaning oven; Tristone benchtops; a handy study nook
where the kids can do their homework; auto hallway lights; 2 Heat pumps to keep you warm and cosy during the cooler
months; good sized Master with walk in robe and ranch slider to outside; 2 more spacious double bedrooms each with built in
wardrobes; Jack and Jill family bathroom, with bath, shower, vanity unit, toilet, heated towel rail; second toilet with handbasin;
thermally broken double glazing; double, internal access garage with ladder leading up to a cavernous ceiling storage area;
fully fenced making it safe and secure for kids and pets to play. Call today!
Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz
3 1 1 2
For Sale Buyers $809,000+
View Sun 12 Jun 1.00 - 1.30pm
Web pb.co.nz/ROU103476
Angela Hunt
M 021 548 777
Chris Moore
M 027 288 0563
E angela.hunt@pb.co.nz
E chris.moore@pb.co.nz
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Leeston Lot 86 Woodbury Estate
First home buyers and investors here it is!
Located in what will be one of Leeston's most desirable developments "Woodbury Estate" and scheduled for construction to
commence in the last quarter of 2022 this three bedroom permanent material home with genuine street appeal is your first
step onto the property ladder at a fixed price of $699000 as a house and land package. To be built by respected firm BT
Builders this property is designed with you and your growing family in mind. There is enough living space for all with an open
plan kitchen/dining/living area and an adjoining separate lounge-the perfect arrangement for separating the children on wet
days or getting some peace and quiet to take in a movie. The spacious kitchen area is up-spec with its stone bench top, Walk
in pantry and all Bosch appliances plus there are plenty of good practical storage options. The three bedrooms are all doubles
with storage and the master has a WIR and ensuite bathroom. The main bathroom is centrally located to service the balance
of the home and comes complete with a freestanding bath.
3 2 1 2
For Sale $699,000
View By appointment
Web pb.co.nz/LEU103543
Stephan Knowler AREINZ
M 027 229 9522 E stephan.knowler@pb.co.nz
Leeston Lot 102 Woodbury Estate
Fixed price house and land package!
You will not beat this three bedroom brand new home to be constructed on 663m2 of land in the favoured development that
is Woodbury Estate. With its plaster finish and stylish modern colours this home is set to be a real eyecatcher with plenty of
street appeal. As well as the three double bedrooms this home features two bathrooms including ensuite plus has a stylish
kitchen with Bosch appliances and a butlers pantry opening out onto a designated dining area and living space beyond. There
is access to the extensive large north and west facing patio area from the dining and living areas. With construction to
commence late 2022 you can put your name on this one today at the fixed price secure in the knowledge that you have
avoided the impending build cost price rises
3 2 1 2
For Sale $669,000
View By appointment
Web pb.co.nz/LEU102970
Stephan Knowler AREINZ
M 027 229 9522 E stephan.knowler@pb.co.nz
Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz
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Springfield 5672 West Coast Road
Land and building plus business
5672 West Coast Road and home to the Yello Shack Cafe business which has been established for over 20 years is now
available for purchase.
The 140sqm building which has a well considered layout comes complete with a commercial kitchen, licensed bar, pizza oven
and extensive decking to the north and west. Superbly positioned next to the Village Green and on the busy Highway 73 being
Canterbury's gateway to the Southern Alps and West Coast.
Currently run on a part time basis on a Friday and Sunday due to family commitments the potential to make this a highly
profitable business is only limited by your imagination.
Consented business activity within Residential Zoning provides choice to continue as a business or otherwise underwriting
value in a strong residential market.
Full chattels list available on request.
Tender closes 3.00pm, Thu 23rd Jun, 2022
View By appointment
Web pb.co.nz/DFU102946
Matt Collier
M 027 205 6626
E mattc@pb.co.nz
Welcoming our new
Area Manager
In real estate, experience counts and after a decade
as a successful and well-known agent in the Selwyn
area, Jackie is now the Area Manager for Property
Brokers in Selwyn.
In all of her diverse careers, resilience and
determination have been key personal strengths.
Jackie Derrick
Selwyn Area Manager
M 027 636 3576 E jackie.derrick@pb.co.nz
pb.co.nz
Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008
PB059595
Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz
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Homeownership: should you make a will?
If you have just bought your first home
or already own a property, then the
answer to this is yes.
Purchasing a home is one of the biggest
investments you may make during your
lifetime.
It is, therefore, necessary to decide who
will be the benefactor/s of your property
and belongings should you suddenly pass
away. To do this, you need to create a will.
A will states who receives what in the
event of your death.
Anyone over 18
years old can
create a will.
According to the Public Trust, over
50% of New Zealanders do not have a
will. Young people, aged from 25 to 39
years, who are financially independent,
feature highly in this area, and yet they
are a group more likely to indulge in
adventurous holidays and take part in
risky extreme sports. Accumulated assets
of this age group might include a bike, car,
TV, house, and furniture, along with a vast
range of electronic and digital gear.
With the arrival of a family, having a
will in place is even more essential and
yet, according to the survey taken in
2014, only 30% of 25-40 year-olds, with
children, have a will in place.
A will not only legally takes care of the
property, and the monetary side of things
but can also state who will take care of
children in the event of an untimely death.
What happens if there is no will
The lack of a will can create problems
over who will benefit from the estate -
this is especially important if there are
children, de facto relationships, children
from previous relationships, family
members with addictions, or where a
business is involved.
Where there is no will, the estate goes
into ‘intestacy’, which means a court will
appoint an administrator, who does the
same job as an executor, to manage the
estate. The administrator has the authority
to act on behalf of the deceased and
applies to the High Court for letters of
administration (power to administrate the
estate).
The Administration Act
1969 provides a code to
be followed that ensures
the estate is administered
in order of priority.
(Check out Wills at www.
communitylaw.org.nz)
Save time and money
Before meeting with your
lawyer, and to help save
time and money, decide
in advance how you want
to distribute your will –
determine who will receive
what.
You can also create a DIY
will online, but if the distribution of your
property is complicated, you may need to
contact a lawyer for additional help.
For your will to be valid and legally
binding it must be signed in front of two
witnesses, who also must sign it. The
witnesses are not in any way responsible
for what is in the will or its execution.
Four steps to creating a will
1. Nominate an executor – the person
who will manage the distribution of your
property.
2. Choose how you want to be buried
or cremated, and how you want your
funeral to be held, i.e. small and private, at
a church, or in a garden. Make sure family
or friends know in advance what you want
to happen, as the reading of the will may
not be before the funeral.
3. Appoint a guardian/s for your
children (if under 18) and your pets.
Discuss this with prospective guardians,
so they are prepared and understand their
responsibility.
4. Decide who will receive what and
how much; this may include money,
property, and personal belongings, as well
as selected charities.
West Melton 4 Kingsdowne Drive
So many reasons to say "Yes"
Are you already a local West Melton resident looking to downsize from a lifestyle block or a larger home and
wanting to stay in the area? Perhaps you are a smaller family for whom a three-bedroom home is ideal, but you still
want spacious living areas and a family-sized garden? Or are you wanting triple car garaging and off-street parking
for your hobby vehicles plus your boat or caravan? If the answer to any of these questions is yes, then this is the
home for you. The two sun-soaked living rooms enjoy a lovely open aspect to the large garden and adjoining
farmland. Attention to detail is evident in all areas of the home, from the elegant kitchen through to the master
bedroom with its spacious dressing room and luxuriously appointed ensuite. Our vendors are keen to see action and
invite you to view their gorgeous home in time to make it your own on or before auction day.
bayleys.co.nz/5518602
3 2 2 3
Auction (unless sold prior) 12pm, Thu 23 Jun 2022
3 Deans Avenue, Chch
View 12.30-1pm Wed 8 Jun & 2-2.30pm Sun 12 Jun
Nick Booth 027 306 3186
nick.booth@bayleys.co.nz
Sarah Booth 027 527 8258
sarah.booth@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

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NEW LISTING
NEW LISTING
Coalgate 21 Cross Street
Darfield 5 Glenmark Drive
Good buying, great living
3 1 1 1 2
Suburban show stopper
4 1 2 2
This delightful 130sqm (more or less) home features
three bedrooms, a well-appointed family bathroom
and a separate toilet. The versatile and flowing living
spaces include an open plan kitchen/dining area, while
sliding doors provide excellent indoor/outdoor flow
to a sheltered patio. A log burner with wetback and
double glazing means the home remains cosy and
warm. The established 1,011sqm (more or less) section
is well-fenced while the separate double garage has
an attached studio/sleepout that could be used as a
fourth bedroom or a space for a home-based
business. Call us today.
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
1pm, Tue 21 Jun 2022
62 South Terrace, Darfield
Phone for viewing times
Jo McIntosh 027 384 4279
jo.mcintosh@bayleys.co.nz
Adrienne Goodeve 021 977 877
adrienne.goodeve@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008
Stunning new 190sqm (more or less) family home with
four double bedrooms (master with ensuite/WIR),
separate bathroom and separate toilet. Standout
kitchen with a walk-in pantry, breakfast bar, modern
appliances and plenty of cupboard and bench space.
Open plan dining/living with easy flow to a large
private Kwila deck. Double glazed, wood burner and
heat pump for year-round comfort. Double, internal
access garage and separate laundry. Set upon a fullyfenced
921sqm (more or less) section within an
established subdivision and located nearby to schools,
township amenities and recreation options
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
1pm, Wed 22 Jun 2022
62 South Terrace, Darfield
Phone for viewing times
Jo McIntosh 027 384 4279
jo.mcintosh@bayleys.co.nz
Adrienne Goodeve 021 977 877
adrienne.goodeve@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008
bayleys.co.nz/5518658
bayleys.co.nz/5518542
Boundary lines are indicative only
Darfield 1B Cardale Street
What an opportunity - 1.9 hectares Business 2 land
An extremely rare opportunity to purchase 1.9 hectares of Business Zone 2 land in the rapidly expanding town of
Darfield. The options with this ideally shaped property are endless. Located close to several brand new residential
subdivisions allows for a multitude of potential uses. An ODP road linking through to Creyke and Telegraph Road
will be constructed on the Eastern boundary of this 1.9 hectares allowing for excellent access and traffic flow. With
the new mains sewer linked to Rolleston underway, Darfield is expanding at an alarming rate and is the choice of
many to escape the city and enjoy a quieter life at a more affordable level. This property is located perfectly to take
advantage of the now and the future of Darfield. An area of Business 2 land located next door is currently going
through an application for rezoning to residential use, leaving this as the only large Business 2 land in this location.
19,524sqm 4 1
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
1pm, Wed 8 Jun 2022
3 Deans Avenue, Chch
View by appointment
Andrew Taylor 027 435 5930
andrew.taylor@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz/5518622
bayleys.co.nz

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Leeston 8 Clausen Avenue
Modern convenience
Families looking for privacy, charm, and modern convenience will be immediately taken with this beautifully
situated 186sqm, four-bedroom, two-bathroom home in the heart of Leeston. Throughout, the property presents a
crisp and contemporary aesthetic that is complemented by double glazing, open plan living, and sun-filled grounds
with lawn and space to make your mark with additional landscape design. The spacious living and dining areas are
anchored by a modern kitchen with a large breakfast bar that creates a convivial space. Light-filled and sunny, the
lounge is a peaceful and warm space that has large sliding doors to the patio and offers a bright and airy
atmosphere for family living. All four bedrooms have built-in storage, and offer a pleasant outlook, while the master
bedroom boasts a walk-in wardrobe and large ensuite.
4 2 2 2
Asking Price $759,000
Phone for viewing times
Suzy McPherson 027 695 0519
suzy.mcpherson@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz/5518550
Lincoln 37 Monte Crescent
Visionary style in Verdeco
Buyers in search of bespoke luxury should make a beeline for this brand-new family home within Lincoln's prized
Verdeco Park, which enjoys a tranquil reserve outlook. A beautifully appointed kitchen oversees everyday life,
fusing classic denim blue cabinetry with the contemporary conveniences of a walk-in pantry and social breakfast
bar. Ducted heating, double glazing and superb insulation are a given for homes of this calibre, while further
attributes include double garaging, a dedicated laundry, and private grounds. As with all our client’s previous
projects, we anticipate enormous interest, so to avoid disappointment we recommend your earliest inspection.
bayleys.co.nz/5518573
562sqm 3 2 2
Auction (unless sold prior) 12pm, Thu 23 Jun 2022
3 Deans Avenue, Chch
View Sun 1.30-2pm or by appointment
Urszula Bedggood 027 338 7889
urszula.bedggood@bayleys.co.nz
Tim Dyer 027 495 0979
tim.dyer@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz

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Lincoln 35 Temple Avenue
Elegant from every angle
Situated on a prime corner plot, this four-bedroom single level stunner epitomises practical and supremely stylish
family living in the thriving community of Lincoln. Schist accentuates the contemporary exterior and generates
tremendous street appeal, while crisp white walls unify the impeccably appointed interior and warm timber-toned
flooring. Central to everyday living is the striking designer kitchen which encompasses high-end appliances, a social
breakfast bar and walk-in pantry. From the family wing, a wall of bi-folds opens wide to embrace a substantial deck
which maximises its north-west orientation and serves up sun-kissed al fresco hospitality. The fully fenced 660sqm
(more or less) grounds ensure an easy-care setting for families to unwind, with the added assistance of a garden
shed and double garaging to house all the toys.
bayleys.co.nz/5518618
4 2 2 2
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
1pm, Wed 15 Jun 2022
Phone for viewing times
Nathan Collett 027 826 1535
nathan.collett@bayleys.co.nz
Bianca Davidson 027 322 9055
bianca.davidson@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
NEW LISTING
Leeston The Lake Road
Springfield 8 Princes Street
Productive, quality
landholding
Water, soils and production history make for an
exciting opportunity in Ellesmere. This quality 108
hectare property has been exceptionally well farmed,
with a focus on soil health and productivity. Fully
irrigated via an Ocmis boom and Turbo rain irrigator,
with water pumped from two wells. Well one is 15.3
metres deep, with a take of 40 L/sec and well two is
37.75 metres deep with a take of 30 L/sec.
The property has previously grown wheat, peas,
linseed, radish, ryegrass and barley.
bayleys.co.nz/5516051
108.0558ha
Price by Negotiation
View by appointment
Ben Turner 027 530 1400
ben.turner@bayleys.co.nz
Evan Marshall 027 221 0910
evan.marshall@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008
Crisp and contemporary
Well-maintained 124sqm (more or less) family home
with glorious mountain views. Thoughtfully designed
and finished to a high standard, this contemporary
home has kitchen with WIP and modern appliances,
three bedrooms (master with WIR), family bathroom,
separate toilet, separate laundry and open-plan
dining/living. Neutral colour scheme and stunning
bamboo floors. Easy flow to a sunny patio/BBQ area.
Double glazed, log burner, heat pump and heat
transfer system. Fully-fenced 1,024sqm (more or less)
section with separate double garage.
bayleys.co.nz/5518664
3 1 1 2
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
10am, Wed 22 Jun 2022
62 South Terrace, Darfield
Phone for viewing times
Jo McIntosh 027 384 4279
jo.mcintosh@bayleys.co.nz
Adrienne Goodeve 021 977 877
adrienne.goodeve@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008
bayleys.co.nz

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Prebbleton 1 Almond Lane
Executive style living and enviable address
A stunner from every angle, this 2016 build displays a host of high-end inclusions which set it apart from its peers in
one of Prebbleton's most admired enclaves. Showstopping outdoor living is a key feature of this luxurious property
which showcases a woodfire and integrated BBQ under a spectacular canopy of infrared heaters and built-in
speakers for year-round open-air entertaining. A generous deck hugs the northern flank, accessed by a seamless
sequence of stacker doors which open wide to the fully fenced, manicured 1,024sqm (more or less) grounds.
Adhering to a maxim of luxury, generosity and quality, the 349sqm footprint incorporates two living spaces, a
dedicated office, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a powder room within a sensible single level. The newly
carpeted, plywood-lined triple car garage incorporates a spacious workshop area and 10sqm of attic storage.
bayleys.co.nz/5518632
4 3 2 3
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
1pm, Wed 15 Jun 2022
Phone for viewing times
Nathan Collett 027 826 1535
nathan.collett@bayleys.co.nz
Bianca Davidson 027 322 9055
bianca.davidson@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
Rolleston 749 East Maddisons Road
Excellent duplex investment
Astute investors will see value in the opportunity to secure this new-build duplex property. The intelligently
designed floor plan offers impressive rental yield potential, likely between $990 and $1,030 per week (threebedroom:
$520 - $540 per week, two-bedroom: $470 - $490 per week). Unit 1: 110sqm floor plan consisting of a
single garage, three bedrooms, master with ensuite while the remaining two bedrooms share the main bathroom.
The open plan living area flows out onto the easy-care, north-facing yard and patio area. Unit 2: 90sqm floor plan
encompassing a single garage, two bedrooms, one bathroom, and open plan living area which also flows out onto
its own easy-care, north-facing yard and patio area. The attractive brick and weatherboard clad home will be
constructed to meet healthy home standards and covered by a ten-year Masterbuild Guarantee.
5 2 3 2
Asking Price $1,095,000
Amelia Nisbet 027 376 3868
amelia.nisbet@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz/5518579
bayleys.co.nz

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Rolleston 31 Falcon Road
You choose who gets the second ensuite
Offering a carefully-considered floor plan and perfectly-oriented to maximise all day sun. The formal entrance leads
to the light and bright living area which provides easy access to the expansive rear garden. With a gorgeous
combination of warm woods as well as light and dark contrasting tones, the designer kitchen undoubtedly provides
the 'wow' factor. A separate lounge also provides an additional space for rest and relaxation. Thoughtfully designed
to ensure practical family living, two of the four double bedrooms offer their own ensuite. Set on a spacious 705sqm
section, excellent further features include a ducted heating system, in-built speakers, an irrigation system as well as
a carpeted double garage. Located in the popular Falcons Landing subdivision and within close proximity to all of
Rolleston's growing amenities, 31 Falcon Road certainly gets a 'tick' for location.
4 2 3 2
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
4pm, Wed 15 Jun 2022
View 12.30-1pm Sun 12 Jun
Nick Booth 027 306 3186
nick.booth@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz/5518603
NEW LISTING
Rolleston 12 Goldie Place
With a generously-proportioned 236sqm footprint and perfectly oriented for all-day sun, the light and bright feel of
the home is evident from the moment you step inside. The spacious living areas are flooded with natural light
through numerous windows and doors and provide a lovely outlook to the rear garden. The formal lounge,
complete with a gas fire, also has easy access to the rear garden; and doors from the trendy kitchen flow effortlessly
to the timber deck for ease of entertaining. All four bedrooms are well-proportioned, with the master bedroom
benefitting from a spacious dressing room and an ensuite. A central family bathroom and a separate laundry ensure
convenient family living. Multiple heating options including a gas fire, heat pump, DVS system and undertile heating
ensure comfort throughout the seasons. If you are looking for an ideal family home on an expansive 884sqm section
and in an exceptional location, then 12 Goldie Place should be at the top of your list.
bayleys.co.nz/5518669
4 2 2 2
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
4pm, Wed 22 Jun 2022
View 1.30-2pm Sun 12 Jun
Nick Booth 027 306 3186
nick.booth@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz

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Ray White Selwyn Property Management are
looking for a new Team Member!
Property Management -
Business Development Manager
About the role
Your role will consist of harnessing the power and existing success of
our business to grow and develop property management leads
throughout various avenues.
You will be required to:
Undertake Follow up Calls
Schedule and undertake landlord meetings
Follow up leads
Sell the benefits of our various property management services
Onboard Landlords into the Ray White Property Management
Business
Have a high level of personal presentation and professionalism
Have a positive and proactive approach to work
Have a Full NZ Drivers Licence
Have great initiative
Have fantastic management skills
Apply in Confidence
We are looking for someone to join the team now.
Please send through your CV to brendan.shefford@raywhite.com or
call Big Red on 027 2244 733.
Town & Lifestyle Real Estate Ltd. Licensed (REAA 2008)

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Four Seasons Realty
Four Seasons Realty
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Four Seasons Realty
Four Seasons Realty
YOUR CAREER
MATTERS to us!
Experienced Real Estate Consultant Required
for our Award Winning Rolleston Office
If you're looking for more support, career progression or even a career
change and to get the rewards you truly deserve, there is no better
place than Harcourts Rolleston.
JUST SOME OF THE MANY BENEFITS
OF WORKING WITH US!
• Industry Leading Technology
• Strength of a Global Brand
• Supportive Management
• Team Environment
• World Class Training
• Fun and Friendly Environment
• Family Owned and Operated
• Involved in our Communities
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How property buyers can spot
a healthy home
Purchasing a house that’s warm and dry is a priority for many
property hunters, but how can buyers identify a ‘healthy’ home?
Real Estate Authority (REA) say there
are a handful of key traits to watch out
for.
“A house that’s hard to heat can make
you sick and miserable. In many cases,
the key is good insulation,” the REA says.
The World Health Organisation
recommends a minimum of 18 degrees in
our homes. Insulation is often the most
practical and cost-effective way to make a
house more energy efficient. An insulated
home is warmer in winter and cooler
in summer, which can provide health
benefits like reducing mould and damp.
“Ask the agent or seller if the property
is insulated, the type of insulation used
and when it was installed. Ask your
building inspector to check the state of
the insulation,” REA suggests.
REA explains insulation should be
replaced or topped up if it’s less than
12cm thick, doesn’t cover the whole
ceiling, has become wet or damp, or been
damaged by rodents or birds.
“If a property you’re looking at isn’t
insulated, it’s a good idea to budget for
the cost of doing the work, as your health
(and your wallet) will thank you in the
long term.”
There’s support available for some
buyers, such as a Warmer Kiwi Homes
insulation grant. Some local councils
also allow property owner to add the cost
of insulation to their rates and pay this
back over time.
When working to identify a healthy
home, REA says it’s important to watch
out for dampness. Signs of dampness
include musty smells, damp or mouldy
wardrobe contents, mould forming
behind paintings or furniture, or mould
or watermarks on ceilings or walls.
“Condensation on windows, especially
in bedrooms, isn’t necessarily a sign of
excessive dampness if it only happens
occasionally during winter,” REA
explains.
Ideally, the house will have extractor
fans in the bathroom, kitchen and
laundry that are vented outside. Fans
should not be vented into the roof space.
Good curtains can also help a house
retain warmth.
“It’s important to note that curtains
aren’t necessarily included in the sale of
the house, so ask about this and if the
answer is yes, ensure they’re included in
the list of chattels in the sale and purchase
agreement,” REA says.
According to EECA, good curtains
SELLING YOUR HOME?
should be floor-length and fit tightly
against the wall or window frame. Silllength
curtains are ineffective. Curtains
should be wider than the window
frame and preferably be double layered
with a thick lining. If the property has
ineffective curtains, or does not come
with curtains, buyers should factor this
cost into their budget.
For more information and helpful
resources about purchasing a home,
visit settled.govt.nz, the independent
government website for buyers and
sellers.
Potential buyers are
likely to be living in your
neighbourhood, it’s an
area that they already love
and are actively seeking
to stay in. That’s why it
makes sense to advertise
your property in the
Selwyn Property Guide.
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A large, quality home sited in a private and established
5021m 2 park-like se ting in the sought after Claremont
Estate on the boundary of Christchurch City.
The home features four bedr oms (master with
en suite and walk-in robe), open-plan kitchen, dining
and living along with formal dining, lounge and
conservatory. Great ind or outd or flow to a large
sheltered deck set in sprawling lawns and easy care
gardens with automated watering. Triple car garaging,
security gates, ducted heating, solar energy and
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offer with this property. There is a separate standalone
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or alternatively, r om for a dependant relative.
Set amongst other quality homes on larger sections,
this property maintains a semi-rural f el whilst being
a short, easy commute into the city or ou to Ro leston.
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411 Blenheim Road
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As always, this builder has finished his latest new build to
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Your guide to Show Homes & New Sections
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Show home difficult to miss
It is difficult to miss the Homes by Parklane show home on
the corner of Lanner Drive and Springston Rolleston Road
in Faringdon. Floor to ceiling windows and sliding doors
surround the north facing site flooding the home with light.
Homes by Parklane is a Christchurch building company with
a team that has more than 50 years industry experience and
knowledge.
Enter through the formal tiled entranceway and be wowed
by the brick feature wall and ceiling raking that also features
throughout the living areas.
All four spacious bedrooms have plenty of storage and it
is the master bedroom and the living areas that enjoy all the
advantages of being north-facing with the sun flooding in.
To add to the light and space, there are also skylights in the
kitchen. On cloudier days, the home utilises ducted heating
throughout.
The spacious lounge can easily be separated from the hustle
and bustle of the dining/kitchen/family living areas to provide
some peace and quiet.
Features of the kitchen include a spacious pantry and a
stunning stone benchtop with plenty of seating at the breakfast
bar, along with skylights, which further add light and space to
the room’s scale.
The three-car garage also boasts more storage and a dedicated
space for the laundry.
Homes by Parklane marketing executive Diana Lill says that the
company has been in the construction industry for over 20 years
and prides itself on quality, competitive pricing, and customer
satisfaction.
“Choosing a plan for your dream home to suit everyone can be
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The company has a range of house and land packages available.
If you are considering an investment project, they also offer a
service with commercial pricing from key suppliers and access to
trade pricing to ensure the best return on the investment.
Visit the Homes by Parklane show home in Rolleston and be
surprised by how light and spacious it feels. They are open at 57
Lanner Drive, East Rolleston, from 1pm to 4pm Thursdays and
Fridays and 12pm until 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Phone
341 3000 or email admin@homesbyparklane.co.nz
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Natural hazards to watch
out for when buying a home
When buying a home, it can be easy to focus
on the renovated kitchen or the north-facing
deck, but it’s important to consider how the
property might stand up to a natural disaster.
For many New Zealanders, the first
thing that comes to mind is an earthquake.
“As Kiwis, we know all too well how
much damage a shake can do to our
homes,”“However, there are plenty of
other hazards mother nature may throw
at us, including tsunamis, volcanic
eruptions and hydrothermal activity
such as hydrothermal eruptions, ground
subsidence and gas emissions.”
Other calamities include a fire, flood,
storm damage or even a tornado. When
working to identify natural hazards that
might affect a home, the best place to
start is to get the property inspected by an
appropriately qualified professional. This
will give buyers an idea of any damage
from past natural events.
“Check that they’ll consider how
chimneys, foundations and retaining walls
might perform or be affected by natural
hazards. Ask them to comment on the
maintenance of the house,”
“If the home is being sold by a licensed
real estate salesperson, buyers can ask
them anything they want to know about
the property. The agent can’t withhold any
information they know.”
The local council is another great
resource, as they should have information
about any hazards present at the address.
Some of this information may be available
free of charge, but it can be a good idea to
pay for a land information memorandum
(LIM) report, which will provide buyers
with a fuller picture of that property.
“It’s also important to find out about
the history of the home, including
whether it has been the subject of an EQC
[Earthquake Commission] claim and
whether that claim has been resolved,”
Natural disasters do happen, so to
be protected against damage or loss it’s
important to insure a property. Buyers
should call around different insurers to get
quotes for the house they’re considering.
“Banks and other lenders usually require
the place to be insured from settlement
date, so an ‘uninsurable’ house can cause
trouble,”
Buyers should also understand how the
risks that affect a home might change over
time.
“For example, insurance companies
are reassessing how they cover coastal or
clifftop properties due to the growing risk
of environmental damage. This means
that the cost of premiums may increase,
exclusions may be added, or insurance
cover may be withdrawn for some
properties as the risk changes.”
When drawing up a pros and cons list
for a property, consider features that make
a home safer or more at risk during a
natural event. For example, a roof that’s
lightweight and well secured will stand
up better in a storm. A tall, unbraced
chimney made from brick or concrete may
suffer damage or collapse in a quake.
Identifying potential risks should be
part of the due diligence process before
making an offer, and house hunters can
find a list of natural hazards to look out for
on the Real Estate Authority’s independent
website for buyers and sellers, settled.govt.
nz.
“Of course, this doesn’t cover everything
that may be relevant to a particular buyer
or property, which is why it’s important to
get advice from a lawyer or conveyancer,
or other registered professionals, before
signing on the dotted line,”
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49 Birchs Road, Prebbleton
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12 Cressida Close, Rolleston
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37 Monte Crescent, Lincoln
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51 Bavaria Drive, Rolleston
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23 Bayview Crescent, Dunauchelle
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22 Regents Grove, Richmon Heights
Property Brokers
647 East Maddisons Road, Rolleston
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31 Fairbairn Road, Rolleston
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120 Shillingford Boulevard, Rolleston
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10 Goodland Place, Rolleston
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54 Thornborough Drive, Rolleston
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96 Brenley Drive, Rolleston
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7 Everest Way, springston
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27 Rory Street, Rolleston
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www.rwrolleston.co.nz
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www.rwwestmelton.co.nz
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www.rwlincoln.co.nz
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Darfield 03 975 4506
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Lincoln 03 595 6954
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Rolleston 03 347 4711
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TOP ACHIEVERS
2021 / 2022
We are immensely proud of the success that the Bayleys Canterbury team have had in the past year and we
are privileged to acknowledge their enthusiasm for real estate and their continual commitment to their clients.
The Bayleys Canterbury Awards celebrates the best of the best in real estate sales, and provides us with an opportunity to
celebrate our team of industry leaders. They are a tribute to our culture of hard work, tenacity and innovation.
Thank you to all of our clients, for their unwavering support and trust in our team.
Bayleys Divisional Awards
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Director’s Award
Janine Clark
bayleys.co.nz/canterbury
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