Selwyn_Times: June 15, 2022

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 2022
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Pupils raise
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GENEROUS: Dean Graham often pays for people’s restaurant bills and groceries including a mother at the New
World supermarket in Lincoln.
PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE
• By Susan Sandys
A RETIRED businessman
who says he never wants to
grow up has come forward
as being the mystery
supermarket angel who
recently helped out a family.
Dean Graham, 56, son of
late Mainfreight rich-lister
Neil Graham, said buying
people’s groceries or paying
for their restaurant bills was
something he did on a weekly
basis around New Zealand.
“It’s just giving people
something to put a smile on
their face really. These days
it’s a lot of doom and gloom,
and things are tough for a lot
of people,” he said.
• Turn to page 4
Group
formed
to fight
Lincoln
South
• By Susan Sandys
OPPONENTS to Lincoln South
say they have legal experts
within their ranks to fight the
development.
It could cost tens of thousands
of dollars to take an appeal to stop
the 1710-home subdivision going
ahead.
The district council last week
approved a controversial Carter
Group plan change application,
Plan Change 69, which has paved
the way for the development.
Lincoln resident Denise Cole
and about 40 fellow residents are
gathering under the banner of a
new incorporated society they
have called Lincoln Voice.
Cole said they had legal and
other experts within their ranks,
who could help keep costs down
for any appeal they may pursue.
“We do have quite a few people
to tap into, and that’s where we
are at at the moment, looking into
how we can do that,” Cole said.
• Turn to page 7
• Councillors for and against,
pages 6 & 7

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• By Rowan Sinclair
AFTER multiple ram-raids
and break-ins at the Prebbleton
Dairy, local kids came together
to show their love.
Prebbleton School pupils
raised more than a thousand
dollars last week for the dairy,
following two ram-raids in
May and a break-in in late
April.
The school’s executive officer,
Tegan Thornley, said the kids felt
very sorry for dairy owner Sam
Mesta. Many of them walk past
the shop daily on their way to
and from school.
It led to pupils suggesting they
could hold a mufti day to raise
money for the dairy. With more
than 500 pupils showing up in
mufti, each donating a gold coin
or more, about $1100 was raised
and donated.
Thornley said while the school
often does mufti days to support
charities, this was the first time
the pupils raised money to help
out locally.
“The owner was so appreciative.
He was quite overwhelmed
when they told him what we
were doing,” she said.
Dairy owner Sam Mesta said
he couldn’t be more thankful.
“I really appreciate each and
every kid, management, teachers,
and everyone . . . I’m especially
glad that I have that kind of
community to stand with me in
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Pupils raise $1100 for dairy owner
following ram-raids and break-in
SUPPORT: Prebbleton School head boy and girl Kobie Ashby and Lily Hayston, with dairy
owner Sam Mesta. Pupils had a mufti day to raise money for the dairy after it was ram-raided.
hard times,” he said.
With his house attached to
the shop, the ram-raids and the
break-in were difficult for Mesta
and his family.
“I can see what’s going on,
I can hear the noise . . . It’s
definitely been a hard time.”
In spite of that, it was the
words and actions of the
community that meant the most,
Mesta said.
NEWS 3
In Brief
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
AT DROP-IN SESSIONS
Mayor Sam Broughton said
participation at public dropin
sessions he is holding had
been significantly greater than
for previous sessions. In his
mayoral report to last week’s
district council meeting, he said
subjects ratepayers had been
wanting to discuss ranged from
the Christchurch Stadium to
Three Waters. “However, the
most discussed subject was the
impact of growth and land use,”
Broughton told councillors at
their fortnightly meeting. He
was halfway through holding the
sessions, and had two more to go.
These were to be at Robert Harris,
Rolleston, June 23, 10am-noon,
and Darfield Bakery, June 28,
10am-noon.
•Lincoln South votes, p6 & 7
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Dean Graham: ‘I don’t want to grow up’
• From page 1
Graham’s charitable acts have
hit headlines in the past, alongside
a brush with the law.
Last year he won another
Trade Me charity auction, paying
$10,420 for a cardboard Lamborghini,
only to sell it
about five months later,
donating the proceeds
to I Am Hope. Then
in November he won
a Trade Me auction
for a Martin Jetpack
prototype, paying
$158,200 for the singleperson
aircraft, which
he intends in future to
donate to Canterbury
Museum.
In 2018, Graham was sentenced
to 80 hours community work after
admitting to charges of allowing
his premises to be used for growing
cannabis, a licensing breach
under the Arms Act over firearms
found at the property and possession
of a cannabis pipe.
The father-of-five last month
left more than $200 cash with
a Lincoln New World checkout
operator to pay for the groceries
of the family who was behind
him in the checkout queue.
Mother Jen Stewart told Star
Media she and her young family
had just been through a difficult
time as they recovered from
Covid.
Jen Stewart
“I was just speechless. This
person didn’t know how grateful
I was, on that very week, that
he would pay for my shopping,”
Stewart said.
She used more than $100 to pay
for her groceries, and gave the
remainder, which was
a similar amount, to a
grateful single-mother
friend for her groceries.
Graham said he first
started random acts of
kindness in supermarkets
and restaurants
about two years ago. He
was buying a sandwich
at The Hub in Hornby
when he saw an elderly
couple behind him scraping up
change for their lunch.
When he went back about two
months later, one of the staff
members told him the couple
had started doing the same for
others.
“I though to myself: ‘If I can do
that and change the way people
think, I think it’s a good thing.’ I
care, and I can help, I do want to
change people’s lives. I just think
life is so short, I just want to put
it out there to believe we all care
for other human beings.”
Among his most generous gifts
had been when he gave a friend a
$100,000 Ford F-150 Raptor truck
for his birthday.
“I said: ‘Happy Birthday’ and I
COLLECTOR: Some of Graham’s recent purchases include a Martin Jetpack prototype and
a cardboard Lamborghini.
threw him the keys, he just burst
into tears.”
He had also given away eight of
his motorbikes to friends.
“There’s no point dying with
it.”
He was not concerned some
may take advantage of his generosity.
“Friends don’t hang around me
for that, because they know me
from before when I had nothing,”
Graham said.
Graham said he started at
the bottom of the ladder at
Mainfreight, the trucking giant
company which his father
co-founded. He was a storeman
and rented with flatmates; when
money was tight they would nick
each other’s drinks out of the
fridge.
He had been married twice,
been a solo father for eight years,
and today lives with his partner
on their Lincoln lifestyle block,
where he is building a man cave.
He said he had never made it a
secret that he smoked cannabis,
but hardly did it these days as he
was getting “too old.”
He did his community work at
Rolleston Salvation Army, where
he had been humbled by the good
work of the charity. He had gone
back there on a yearly basis since,
donating clothes.
He got the opportunity to be
a supermarket and restaurant
mystery angel around New
Zealand as he bought motorbikes
and cars, and when to motorbike
and car shows around the
country.
He loved to ride and collect
motorcycles in particular, and his
range included two from the Easy
Rider movie. In addition, actor
Keanu Reeves was to personally
deliver one of a limited range
of motorcycles the actor was
building later this year. When
his man cave was completed, he
would be bolting 25 motorcycles
to the wall.
“I don’t want to grow up,
growing up is boring,” he said.
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NEWS 5
Storms and sea surges damaging farms
FRUSTRATED farmers in
the district want answers after
storms and high tide surges
continue to cause havoc on their
properties.
Property owners along the
coast have copped extensive
damage from saltwater and
sand from the adjoining Taumutu
Beach breaching nearby
seabanks and spilling through
paddocks.
There has been confusion
among affected locals around
who was ultimately responsible
for the clean up.
Sand and debris remain scattered
through Tim Sanson’s
60-acre (24ha) block, with three
quarters of his property now
unusable.
“We’ve only really got one
surviving paddock out of seven,”
he said.
“I know it’s not a big farm, but
it’s ours and we’ve got a guy that
leases it and he’s got 45 acres of
it that is unusable for between a
year to a year and a half.”
The knock-on effects have been
felt along the coastline with the
extreme weather causing further
drainage issues.
A nearby creek was overrun
with sand during a storm last
month, causing flooding on
farmland which historically has
been untouched, Sanson said.
“That’s really difficult on those
guys because we’ve got some
high producing farms around
here.
“Nothing grows after the saltwater
has been on there.
“(The land) is that wet that
they can’t get on there to do any
work so it’s had a significant affect
on a lot of people.”
Fellow farmer Kent Tilson has
also had sections of farmland
inundated.
A long-standing resident in the
Southbridge area, Tilson said the
RUINED: Three quarters of Tim Sanson’s land is now
unusable. He says nothing grows on a farm damaged by
salt water.
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problems are the worst he had
ever seen.
“I know certainly I had about
15 to 20 acres of young grass
that I was depending on for the
spring that I won’t have anything
of.”
Sanson described the wider
response from community leaders
as limp – with uncertainty
around who was responsible for
the clean up.
Initial inquiries with Environment
Canterbury suggested multiple
permits would be required
for clearing sand and gravel off
his property, he said.
ECan said it was working with
district authorities to get a better
understanding on issues caused
by coastal erosion.
Operations director Katherine
Harbrow said a consent may be
required by owners who had
damage before undertaking
repair or protection work.
“Coastal erosion is an issue
that will only be exacerbated by
climate change,” she said.
“As such, we are aware that
coastal retreat coupled with sealevel
rise will increase the likelihood
of damage to some coastal
properties.
“This makes working with
district authorities and other
stakeholders important for understanding
and clarifying what
landowners can do to protect
their properties, such as through
stopbanks or moving debris.”
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Selwyn Times Wednesday June 15 2022
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NEWS
Mayor Sam
Broughton:
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“I’m proud
that this council
has gone
Stormwater Management
through the
Setback
process, and
it is open and
transparent,
and people can see what is
going on. For us to decide that
we would reject this against the
advice that we have, to me I
don’t see any basis for that. To
have a council that can quickly
just make those decisions isn’t
the type of council that we are,
and I don’t think as a council
actually our community wants,
they want a fair process. There’s
always this challenge around
what does the future hold, what
is next month, what is next year,
and in the end we only have the
certainty of what is in law in
front of us.”
Cr Murray
Lemon:
“We have
started a
process here
that allows the
community
to have the
greatest input.
We are now at a point, deciding
whether to accept that process,
or not accept that process. There
is a number of legal questions
there that are potentially raised
about the impact upon the
reputation of council, but also
the financial risk to council in
rejecting this proposal.”
Lemon was referring to
information in front of
district councillors that not
accepting the commissioner’s
recommendation could expose
the district council to legal
challenge and significant legal
costs, in defending any action
that may arise from declining to
make a decision.
Cr Grant
Miller:
“There is
no doubt a
significant
portion of
the Springs
community
is highly
concerned about this proposal.
It was weighing heavily on my
mind should we delay this for
the National Policy Statement
for Highly Productive Land,
should we give further time? I’m
not enjoying this because it is a
difficult decision, but the reality
is we have employed a highly
qualified commissioner who
has significant history and has
addressed every single issue that
has been raised. It gives me no
joy as a local councillor to say
that I will be supporting the staff
recommendation, because that is
the right and proper thing to do.”
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Who voted for and against the Lincoln South development
OUTLINE DEVELOPMENT PLAN (ODP) - LINCOLN SOUTH
The district council voted six to two to green light Plan Change 69, paving the way for the controversial 1710-home
Carter Group Lincoln South development, at its meeting last week. Two councillors tried unsuccessfully to delay the
LEGEND
decision, while four councillors did not vote due to conflict of interest. The councillors were advised by environmental
Outline Development Plan Area
law specialist Paul Rogers and staff on legal implications of going against the commissioner’s recommendation.
Living Z Zone
Reporter Susan Sandys looks at who voted for and against, and the reasons they gave at the meeting.
FOR
Business 1 Zone
*
Living X Zone
Heritage Setting
Indicative Road
Indicative Pedestrian & Cycle Route
Reserve Location (size to be
determined at time of subdivision)
SPRINGS ROAD
SPRINGS ROAD
Cr Shane
Epiha
“(We) make
hard decisions,
often they are
unpopulist
and we don’t
have the luxury
of making a
decision that doesn’t have wider
consequences. I think the correct
and legitimate process under
this Government’s law has been
passed, the correct process for
objections should therefore
follow the legitimate process as
per the law, which is a 30-day
right of appeal. We are in these
seats to govern fairly within the
law. I think at this point to delay
or refute the law would be merely
politicking.”
Cr Jeff Bland
Attended
the meeting
online and
did not speak.
Approached
afterwards for
*
COLLINS ROAD
SPRINGS CREEK
ARARIRA/LII
comment, he said:
“I think there has to come a
stage somewhere, sometime,
that we have a look at how much
arable land, and how wide our
towns and cities spread. I sat
there listening to people talking
from Lincoln, and thought ‘I’m
in your camp, but unfortunately
I can’t jump into your camp,
because I’ve been committed
by the fact that the council
have asked for a commissioner
finding.’ The commissioner has
given his finding, we really can’t
go back on that. You are sort of
gazumped and checkmated to be
honest with you.”
Cr Bob
Mugford
Attended
meeting
online and
did not speak.
Approached
afterwards
for comment,
he said he did not speak at the
meeting as he had Covid-19 and
RIVER
MOIRS LANE
ELLESMERE ROAD
found this physically difficult,
as talking triggered bouts of
coughing. He said:
“It’s the worst vote I have
ever had to vote on since
being on council, or the
hardest, put it that way. We
really had to vote the way we
did. Hopefully new legislation
coming out in the near future
(National Policy Statement for
Highly Productive Land) will
alter that. I still disagree with
the idea of using this soil, there
should be more protection for
it. We have done several of
these plan changes before, and
the same questions have come
up each time about putting
housing on good soil. But at
the end of the legal opinion we
had, I thought that was the only
legal and honest way I could
vote.”
AGAINST
Cr Sophie
McInnes
“PC69 has
neatly slipped
in before
the National
Policy
Statement
for Highly
Productive Land was finalised.
We have also been advised that
declining the recommendation
risks loss of trust in council,
and poor reputation. Well hello,
that has already happened. We
have a community that feels
unheard, even when they have
subject matter experts who live
and work among them. They are
ignored. We even heard from
them again today with a range
of extremely valid concerns.
These aren’t NIMBYs, they
are poking valid holes in an
application that itself is a timely
and opportunistic exploitation of
loop holes.”
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NEWS 7
Cr Jenny
Gallagher
Did not speak
at the meeting.
Approached
for comment
afterwards, she
said:
“The reason
that I supported Cr McInnes to
have the decision delayed was
for the Government decision on
the National Policy Statement
for Highly Productive Land. The
main reason that I objected to
the plan change was that the site
in Lincoln is made up of highly
productive soils that we need to
protect for Selwyn. Land drainage
is also an issue in this area. There
is not enough infrastructure for a
subdivision of this size.”
NO VOTE
Cr Malcolm Lyall, Cr Debra Hasson, Cr Nicole Reid,
Cr Mark Alexander
Lyall was absent from the meeting due to illness. However, even
if he had been there, he would not have voted due to a conflict of
interest. Lyall, Hasson, Reid and Alexander are district council hearing
commissioners on the district council’s proposed district plan. They
abstained from voting on the basis this creates a conflict of interest,
because the PC69 applicant, the Carter Group company of Rolleston
Industrial Developments Ltd, is also a submitter to the proposed
district plan.
Group yet to decide whether to appeal or not
DISAPPOINTED: Lincoln area residents opposed to Plan Change 69 may fight the district
council decision. Those attending the meeting last week are pictured above. Among
those who spoke at the public forum were Professor Keith Cameron (third from left), next
to (from left) Denise Cole, Sam Carrick (holding letter), and Sue Prendergast.
• From page 1
Once the district council’s
decision to approve the plan
change is publicly notified, those
who submitted during public
consultation have 30 working
days to make an appeal to the
Environment Court.
Natural resources law expert
Professor Barry Barton told the
Selwyn Times that in situations
such as these, some groups were
capable of preparing and arguing
their own case, which brought legal
costs down. Another expense
they had to consider was that for
expert evidence, in order to back
up their arguments in front of
the Environment Court.
Cole said she expected the cost
could be anything from a few
thousand to tens of thousands of
dollars. At this stage the group
was investigating whether to appeal
or not.
Tim Carter of Carter Group
declined to answer questions
from the Selwyn Times about a
potential appeal, and what the
time line his company had for
developing the subdivision.
In an emailed statement, Carter
said the company was “delighted”
PC69 had been approved.
“We were pleased the commissioner
acknowledged that there
will be significant ecological benefits
from the rezoning, including
enhancing and protecting the
existing waterways, compared
to leaving the land in its present
rural zoning,” Carter said.
The company already had more
than 300 registrations of interest
in sections on its Lincoln South
website.
The development would include
three commercial centres.
“We acknowledge the community’s
desire for a medical centre
and a supermarket. We have
already met with the Ministry
of Education, as we understand
the need for future schools in the
area.”
Meanwhile, about 15 Lincoln
residents attended last week’s
district council meeting, witnessing
councillors debate and then
decide to approve PC69.
At one point the group broke
into applause, after they heard Cr
Sophie McInnes speak out on the
reasons why she wanted to delay
the district council’s decision.
Cole and husband Sam
Carrick, Lincoln grandmother
Sue Prendergast, and emeritus
professor of soil science at
Lincoln University, Keith
Cameron, had separately
addressed councillors prior to the
discussion, in the public forum
section of the meeting.
Among their chief concerns
was loss of highly productive
soils, particularly on the verge of
Government planning to make
its final decisions on the proposed
National Policy Statement
for Highly Productive Land next
month.
They believed if the PC69 decision
could be delayed, then the
district council would be able to
take the new policy statement
into consideration, and not solely
be guided by the National Policy
Statement for Urban Development,
under which the PC69
application had been allowed.
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introduced in 2020, the district
council has received 16 private
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would enable about 10,000
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8
NEWS
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says no to
funding
stadium
• By Chris Barclay
RUGBY HAS reiterated it will not
contribute financially to a new
stadium for Christchurch.
With the budget for the 30,000-
seat Te Kaha Canterbury Multi-
Use Arena blowing out $150
million to $683 million, the future
of the project is in doubt.
Asked if there was any scope for
New Zealand Rugby, which recently
signed a $200 million deal
with US private equity firm Silver
Lake, to contribute to the project,
the answer was: No.
“Any decisions around the size
and design of a new multi-use stadium
in Christchurch ultimately
rests with the city and central
government,” said New Zealand
Rugby general manager professional
rugby and performance,
Chris Lendrum.
The Canterbury Rugby Football
Union, as far back as 2017, ruled
out helping to pay for what then
chairman Trevor McIntyre described
as a “community facility”.
Current CRFU chief executive
Tony Smail confirmed its stance
had not changed.
• By Susan Sandys
MOST ROLLESTON area
residents want their local RSA to
be located at Fosters Homestead
in Foster Park, a poll suggests.
The future of the building is
at risk as the district council
prepares to make a decision at its
meeting next week.
Rolleston RSA
opened a poll on
its Facebook page
June 3, which had
attracted 218 votes
by Thursday last
week.
The vast majority,
197 people,
voted for Fosters
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Support for RSA using homestead
Richard
Hurt
Homestead as their preference
for the place the club should
establish itself, as opposed to
the town’s community centre,
which received 16 votes, or
Helpet Park, which received two
votes, or other yet to be decided
options, which received three
votes. The option of Selwyn Regional
Park received no votes.
The rapidly growing club is
seeking a facility which supports
gatherings, military remembrance
services, community
events, as well as a bar, restaurant
and cafe.
Fosters Homestead has been
flagged for removal by the district
council which owns it.
The district council came under
fire earlier this year from the
building’s previous owners of
the Foster family, who said their
former home had been allowed
to deteriorate and succumb to
vandalism. They wanted the district
council to consult with the
public on possible future uses of
the building.
Rolleston RSA Club secretary/
treasurer Richard Hurt said he
was not surprised by the results
of the poll.
“All of the people we have
COMMUNITY
VENUE: Fosters
Homestead
(left) could
be restored
to its former
glory (below) if
Rolleston RSA
took it over.
spoken to and people who come
to our club nights, they have expressed
the overwhelming desire
to use that rather than anywhere
else,” Hurt said.
The club has proposed to pay
the district council a peppercorn
rental, say $1 per year, but take
on the responsibility of renovations,
maintenance and running
costs.
Hurt said the RSA would
be asking councillors at their
meeting next week to delay a
decision on what should happen
to the building. This would
be to give time for the RSA to
prepare a proposal so the district
council could make an informed
decision.
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The three-year-old fluffy
ginger was rushed to the vet
after returning home with
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The vet confirmed he had
been shot, causing a fractured
lower jaw and leaving bullet
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Hindle said the latest injury
occurred after just one year
ago Squire had to have a leg
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paw, likely having occurred
from being caught in a trap.
Having only three legs
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as he may need one or more
surgeries. However, the family
would be paying it regardless.
Squire was very special
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and their children, including
teenager Logan.
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own teddy bear that he carts
around. He’s a right smooch,
but he’s feisty with it.”
Squire is now down to having
just six of his nine lives
remaining, having been saved
as a stray by the family after
turning up on their doorstep
as a starving kitten.
‘RIGHT SMOOCH’:
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Hindle said residents of
her rural residential neighbourhood
shot rabbits and
possums, nevertheless, she believed
the shooting of Squire
had been deliberate.
It made her look back on the
incident of his crushed paw
one year ago more so as if this
had been deliberate as well,
and that it could be linked to
the reported disappearances
of a number of cats in the
wider area in recent times.
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Wednesday June 15 2022 Selwyn Times
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
New uniforms proposed
for Darfield HS students
• By Susan Sandys
WOOLLEN JERSEYS and girls’
dresses will be out, and blazers
and ties will become optional,
under new proposals for the
Darfield High School uniform.
In addition,
a school jacket
with school
logo would be
introduced, and
rules would
be loosened
around hair
styles, make up,
Andy
England
jewellery and
tattoos.
The school is
surveying students,
staff and families on the
proposed changes, which would
take effect next year.
Principal Andy England said
from about 110 responses received
as of Friday last week, the
great majority were in favour of
change.
“We are responding to student
need and it is time for a refresh,”
England said.
He said there had been pressure
from students for several
years through student council.
Items unpopular included the
girls dress, and blue school shirt,
due to the stiff material it was
made from.
While there were currently
restrictions on hair, make-up,
jewellery and tattoos, the law
had changed and did not support
these.
The proposal was to ease
restrictions but keep a rule preventing
anything which could be
offensive or unsafe.
The traditional woollen jersey
would be replaced with a soft
material jersey or hoodie. The
blue shirts would be made from
a better material, and girls would
have the option of shorts, skirts,
skirts and trousers. Juniors
would have the option of a polo
shirt.
The blazer, which currently has
to be worn at school assemblies,
would become optional, as would
the school tie. The school would
keep stocks of blazers and ties for
wearing at formal events.
A uniform jacket with school
logo would be introduced.
If the new uniform was
introduced, the current one
would be also be allowed for a
period of time.
Darfield High School
principal Andy England
pays tribute to a popular
teacher Scott Jermyn who
died recently aged 46.
Scott Jermyn was a gentle
giant of a man who loved teaching.
Last month, he passed away
peacefully following a long
battle with cancer. He was supported
by his wife, Angela Jermyn,
who was a Darfield High
School teacher until the start of
this year, and family members.
Before coming to the school
in 2011, Scott taught at South
Hornby School, Seddon School,
Paihia School, Paremata School,
and Kirwee Model School.
During his time at Darfield, he
held a range of roles, including
year 7 dean, numeracy co-ordinator,
staff trustee and specialist
classroom teacher. He was also
an avid rugby and cricket coach,
involved in the quad games,
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ShowQuest, and taking students
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school camps. He introduced the
pirate game at year 8 (a sports
game which has since become
an institution for year 8 pupils
at the school). Scott cared for his
colleagues and supported them
in and out of school.
Mostly though, to us, Scott
was an inspiring and caring
classroom teacher. He had a
manner and way about him that
everyone loved. Children loved
his dry sense of humour, calling
his class his “little darlings”
and writing “Mr Jermyn is awesome”
at the top of some teachers’
whiteboards. This was out
of reach of their shorter frames.
We will all miss him.
Many of our staff, and
many students are feeling
this loss keenly. But our staff
and students are wonderful
people who are supportive and
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can find out more about
standing to be a community
board member, a councillor or
even the mayor.
The district
council will be
holding four
information
workshops
between June
28 and July
5 around the
district for
David Ward
prospective
candidates
in October’s local body
elections.
“This is an opportunity for
people interested in standing
in the 2022 elections to learn
more about the nomination and
election processes and the roles
of councils and elected members.
It’s also a chance to have any
questions answered,” says
district council chief executive
David Ward, who will also lead
the workshops.
Candidate workshops will be
held from 7-8.30pm on these
dates and locations:
· June 28 – West Melton
Community and Recreation
Centre
· June 29 – Darfield Recreation
Centre
· June 30 – Council offices,
Rolleston
· July 5 – Leeston Library.
“We are encouraging anyone
who wants to make a difference
in the local community to take a
stand,” Ward said.
“Local government and local
democracy are fundamental to
our community and provide
the opportunity for everyone’s
voice to be heard. The mayor,
councillors and community
board members are elected to
be community leaders and to
represent the views and interests
of all communities.
“We need a range of elected
members of different ages,
ethnicities and backgrounds to
represent the diversity of our
community,” he said.
Anyone over the age of 18
can stand for election as long as
they are a New Zealand citizen,
enrolled on the Selwyn electoral
roll and are nominated by two
people over the age of 18 who
are also enrolled to vote in the
area the candidate is planning to
stand.
In the elections 10 councillors
will be elected across four wards
– Ellesmere (2), Malvern (2),
Rolleston (3) and Springs (3).
Five community board
members will be elected to the
Malvern Community Board, in
three subdivisions – Hawkins (2),
Tawera (1) and West Melton (2).
The mayor is elected ‘at large’
across the district.
The election will be held by
postal voting which opens on
September 16 and closes at noon
on October 8.
Nominations for candidates
for the available positions open
on July 15 and close at noon on
August 12.
In the meantime, everyone
over the age of 18 and living in
Selwyn district is encouraged
to make sure they are enrolled
to be able to vote and that their
contact details are up-to-date.
Visit the Electoral
Commission website to find
out more about enrolling or
updating your details online at
https://vote.nz/enrolling/enrolor-update/enrol-or-updateonline.
• For further information
on the local elections and
standing as a candidate
visitwww.selwyn.govt.nz/
elections, www.vote2019.
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electoral officer atelectoral.
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Ford fans put their ponies on show
• By John Cosgrove
THEY CAME from Australia,
England, Germany and, of
course, Detroit, and who could
not see the passion in the eyes
and voices of the hundreds of
owners and enthusiasts who
turned up for the Ford day at the
Waimak Classic Cars museum in
Leithfield on Sunday.
In spite of the threatening rain
which eventually forced many
to head home early, nearly 200
Fords of all ages and descriptions
turned out to show off
their lines, curves, engines and
pedigrees.
There were Falcons old and
new, Fairlanes, Mustangs,
Capris, Thunderbirds, Cortinas,
Escorts, Zephyrs and more.
Standing beside his immaculate-66
Mustang coupe, Rick
Paulsen, of Prebbleton, said he
had been a Ford fan all his life,
owning many over the years,
from Escorts to Mustangs.
“I’ve been a blue oval man
through and through for all my
life. My dad had Falcons, and the
reason I own a 66 coupe like this
one was because my uncle had
one when I was six-years-old,
and I said one day, I’m going to
own one, and now I do,” Paulsen
said.
Waimak Classic Cars spokesperson
Sally Lane said it was an
honour for them to host the Ford
day.
“We were holding the Ford
event for all the Ford lovers, drivers,
dreamers and owners,
“There was a very good vibe
there and we had the Mustang
club here as well as the hot rod
club turn up and compete for a
wide variety of prizes for best in
show,” she said.
Many Ford fans said they had
been born into Ford families.
Bruce McCormick of Harewood,
said he had followed in
his father’s footsteps and had a
lifelong passion for early Fords.
“My father had 46, 48 sedans,
and I have a 37 Ford V8 and a 37
club ute, I love them,” he said.
Above left –
Rick Paulsen,
of Prebbleton,
with his 1966
Mustang
coupe.
Above – Steve
Wright (left),
of Templeton,
and Shane
Blackburn with
his daughter
Delphi, 2, of
Rolleston.
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A venue for every occasion
In Selwyn, we’re fortunate to have
over 30 amazing venues suitable for
hosting family celebrations, community
functions or group events. From
old heritage style halls to modern
community centres, there are plenty of
options.
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.
Surrounded by heritage trees, the
Prebbleton Community Cottage is a
great bookable space for community
gatherings, corporate meetings and
small workshops. Originally Ceres
Cottage, it started its life on a farm on
Birchs Road in Lincoln in the late 1800’s.
After the farm land was sold in 2008,
the cottage was moved to Blakes Road
and gifted to the Prebbleton community,
Weedons Community Pavilion
Prebbleton Community Cottage
where it was restored by community
volunteers and reopened in 2014.
Rolleston Community Centre has
a variety of hireable spaces from the
stadium with stage, community lounge
and kitchen to a number of new
meeting spaces large and small. Tucked
away on Maddisons Road off from the
main route to West Melton, sits the
Weedons Community Pavilion. Only a
five minute drive from Rolleston, this
modern hall can host sporting events,
classes, corporate events, workshops and
birthday parties. Many users of the hall
say they love the parking, the outside
toilets and the glass doors that allow for
easy access to the grass area outside.
Glentunnel Community Centre is a
great space for community functions,
school uses and recreational activities
such as dance classes. A large outdoor
area with an exceptional outlook
provides an ideal setting for any
occasion.
Just down from the famous Springfield
donut, the Tawera Memorial Hall is
another ideal location for performances,
club meetings or community classes.
The spaces range from holding 25
people up to 300.
Let the Selwyn District Council
team help you find the perfect venue
for your next event, fill out a booking
enquiry form, use their A to Z list of
venues, or search for a venue at
selwyn.govt.nz/venues
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REBUILD: The new Kirwee Tavern will be finished by the end of the year. The
building is to have the same footprint as the original, with the same area for
car parking and the entranceway. The original two-storey building was almost
completely destroyed when a fire broke out in the late hours of Christmas
Eve, 2019. The cause was found to be an electrical fault due to old wiring.
PHOTO: JOHN COSGROVE
• By Devon Bolger
ORGANISERS of the first-ever
Selwyn Marathon have been left
appalled at the amount of gear
stolen from the event, including a
portaloo.
The marathon was held last
Sunday with the start and finish
line at the Lincoln Event Centre.
Race director John Moore said
up to $4000 worth of equipment
has been stolen.
It includes four 30-50km speed
signs and four Stop/Go paddles,
as well as numerous KM markers
and cones.
Five event signs were also
taken, along with three exclamation
signs.
But what has shocked organisers
the most is the theft of a grey
Superloo port-a-loo.
“It’s actually quite gutting. It
leaves a real bad taste in your
mouth.
“The event went great and then
to find out the toilets been stolen.
Who steals a portaloo? It’s just
ridiculous,” Moore said.
He said every sign cost about
$100 each and the Stop/Go paddles
cost about the same.
“We’re not quite sure what the
cost of the toilet is yet. It could be
about $4000 worth of gear taken.
“It’s straight-up theft, we’re just
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Selwyn Marathon
‘gutted’ by theft
gutted really.
“Whether it is a contractor or
something who wants a toilet in
their yard and thinks ‘oh they
won’t miss it’ or think it’s a joke,
but it’s not really a joke.
“To put these events together
costs thousands of dollars . . . and
when you have to turn around
and pay thousands of dollars for
the gear that’s been stolen, it is
ridiculous.”
The theft was not the only
thing organisers have had to deal
with.
They received reports of a
woman in her 50-60s who was
abusing the race marshals.
She later drove at a runner who
managed to duck out of the way
just in time, Moore said.
The woman was driving a
beige Kia vehicle and organisers
have contacted police about the
incident.
“That could have been a real
mess. We were dumbfounded
when we found out about that.
It’s just stupidity.”
Police have been contacted
about the theft and the abuse
incident.
If you have any information
that could assist in locating
the items, contact the race
organisers.
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FIND OUT HOW TO STAND FOR SELWYN
Anyone who’s thought about taking a stand to have a say in the future of Selwyn can find out more
about standing to be a community board member, a councillor or even the mayor.
Staying on the highway to well
Kickstart's Highway to Well is back – offering all motorcyclists a
body and bike Warrant of Fitness event.
Highway to Well will be on at the Lincoln Event Centre 6-8pm on
Thursday 7 July with guest speakers providing information about
rider safety, motorcycle maintenance and rider recovery and
rehabilitation.
There will also be a chance to chat with our local Ride Forever
trainers, discuss safety gear and chat with like-minded people.
These events are held in conjunction with your local councils –
Christchurch, Hurunui, Waimakariri and Selwyn. They are proudly
supported by ACC, New Zealand Police and our Canterbury
accredited Ride Forever providers.
There will be spot prizes, a couple of major prizes across all three
events, and nibbles provided. What’s more, it’s FREE to attend!
Come along and get involved with your local motorcycle community,
gain some knowledge and talk all things motorcycle.
The Council will be holding four workshops between 28 June and 5 July for prospective candidates in
this year’s local government elections.
“This is an opportunity for people interested in standing in the 2022 elections to learn more about the
nomination and election processes and the roles of councils and elected members. It’s also a chance
to have any questions answered,” says Council Chief Executive David Ward.
Candidate workshops will be held from 7-8.30pm at the following dates and locations:
* Tuesday 28 June – West Melton Community and Recreation Centre
* Wednesday 29 June – Darfield Recreation Centre
* Thursday 30 June – Council offices, Rolleston
* Tuesday 5 July – Leeston Library.
“We are encouraging anyone who wants to make a difference in the local community to take a stand.
Local government and local democracy are fundamental to our community and we need a range
of elected members of different ages, ethnicities and backgrounds to represent the diversity of our
community.”
Anyone aged over 18 can stand for election as long as they are a New Zealand citizen, enrolled on the
Selwyn electoral roll and nominated by two people over the age of 18 who are also enrolled to vote in
the area the candidate is planning to stand.
In the 2022 local elections 10 councillors will be elected across four wards – Ellesmere (2), Malvern (2),
Rolleston (3) and Springs (3).
Five community board members will be elected to the Malvern Community Board, in three
subdivisions – Hawkins (2), Tawera (1) and West Melton (2). The Mayor is elected ‘at large’ across the
district.
Chat with Mayor Sam
If you want to have a yarn with Mayor Sam Broughton, here’s your
chance.
Sam is holding the final two of his latest series of drop-in sessions in
the next few weeks in Rolleston and Darfield.
The drop ins are open to all residents, no need to book, just pop in
for a chat.
Thursday 23 June Robert Harris – Rolleston 10am – 12pm
Tuesday 28 June Darfield Bakery – Darfield 10am – 12pm
The election is held by postal vote, opening on Friday 16 September and closing at midday on
Saturday 8 October.
Nominations for candidates open on 15 July 2022 and close at 12 noon on 12 August 2022.
For further information on the local elections and standing as a candidate visit selwyn.govt.nz/
elections, vote2019.co.nz or contact Selwyn’s electoral officer at electoral.officer@selwyn.govt.nz.
Council supports improved access for all
A new card to improve access is now being used at all Council
facilities.
The Hāpai Access Card is now accepted at all Council facilities,
allowing staff to better support people with disabilities to access
and use the Council’s services.
The scheme has been in use in Aotearoa New Zealand for 18
months, based on a similar system running in the United Kingdom.
It uses a card that the holder can show a participating organisation.
Icons on the card show what assistance a person may need,
helping the organisation to provide the appropriate support. Staff
have been trained to support card holders.
The icons on each card are unique to the holder and their needs
and provide a discreet way for people to indicate to Council staff
what they need to help them best use the facility and services.
Group Manager Community Services and Facilities Denise Kidd says the cards fit well with the Council’s
commitment to accessibility in its Accessibility Charter.
“Our facilities and our services are for all our residents and anyone who needs them," she says "We
want to make sure that everyone feels welcome and is able to use our services and get the full benefits
of them. The Hapai Access Card is another way that we can be more welcoming and help reduce the
barriers that make it harder for people to use our services.”
It was encouraging to see the way Council staff welcomed the initiative and the Council’s wider
accessibility work, Hapai Access Card Executive Manager Susan Jackson says.
"It has been great to have the opportunity to onboard Selwyn District Council’s sites to the Hāpai Access
Card. Two things that impress me; Firstly the willingness of the operations staff to embrace this tool
for improving accessibility, and secondly the commitment of the property and building staff to up the
standard, and to continue to improve accessibility in Council buildings”.
ON THE
ROADS
On the Roads
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.
Miles Road between Aylesbury Road and Courtenay Road is closed
until 27 May.
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. Detours are in place. Please follow the oneway
system for the safety of all road users and workers.
Other repairs and upgrades
A culvert is being constructed on Colliers Road from Bluff Road.
Stop-go systems are in place for these works.
A stop-go system is in place for Lowes Road between Broadlands
Drive and East Maddisons Road for pavement repairs. Repairs are
also taking place on Railway Road between Sandy Knolls Road and
Kerrs Road and on Bridge Road between Coaltrack
Road and Greendale 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
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Notices
Alcohol Notices
Maxwell Jackson Limited has
applied for an on licence.
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.
COUNCIL & COMMUNITY BOARD MEETINGS
Audit & Risk Subcommittee*
Wednesday 15 June 11am Rolleston HQ Offices
Council Meeting*
Wednesday 22 June 1pm Rolleston HQ Offices
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
HQ Enterprises Limited (Lincoln
Headquarters restaurant) has
applied for a variation of the
conditions of its on licence.
Porters Ski Area Limited has
applied to renew its on licence.
Objections to these applications
are open until 29 June.
Dunsandel Community Committee
Monday 20 June 7.30pm Dunsandel 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.
Kirwee Community Committee
Monday 20 June 7.30pm Kirwee Hall
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
Council approves land rezoning for residential
development in Lincoln
The Council has approved rezoning of 190 hectares of rural land south of Lincoln for residential
development.
The decision follows the independent Commissioner’s recommendation to approve the Private Plan
Change 69 request (PC69), which Rolleston Industrial Developments Ltd lodged with the Council 18
months ago.
The next step in the process is to publicly notify the Council’s decision – which is expected to be on 22
June.
“Those who submitted during the public consultations – and the applicants – will have 30 working days
to make an appeal to the Environment Court once the decision is notified,” says Council’s Environmental
and Regulatory Services Group Manager Tim Harris.
If an appeal is received, the Environment Court will hold the hearings and make the final decision.
The Council ran two rounds of public consultation on the private plane change request, and received 255
submissions and seven further submissions. A total of 66 submitters gave evidence at the subsequent
hearings.
“In response to the Council’s and submitters’ concerns a number of changes have been made to the
original request,” Mr Harris says.
These changes include a reduction in the number of possible residential sites, from around 2,000
to around 1,700; more commercial land that can cater for community and educational facilities; and
changes to address traffic volumes.
Since 2020 when the National Policy Statement On Urban Development (NPS-UD) was introduced the
Council has received 16 private plan change requests for rezoning land across the district which, if all
approved, would enable around 10,000 further residential sites across the eastern areas of the district.
Without the NPS-UD the Council would have likely rejected most, if not all, of the private plan change
requests before they had continued to be processed. This is because they wouldn’t have met the
provisions of the Regional Policy Statement.
“We are required to process private plan change requests, such as PC69, as a result of the new national
policy framework,” Mr Harris says.
For more information on private plan change processes and PC69 in particular visit Council website at
selwyn.govt.nz/pc69.
Event Guide
Saturday 18 June
Upholstery Workshop for Beginners
Te Ara Ātea, 10am–4pm
Is your chair or barstool looking a bit worn out and
frayed or in need of a sprucing up? Learn to upholster it
with Steve from McDonald and Hartshorne Upholstery
Ltd. Furniture and some materials required, with each
attendee contacted prior to discuss these. Suitable for
18+ years. $20 per person Selwyn Libraries members,
$40 non-members. Bookings required at selwynlibraries.
co.nz/events. Payment can be made on the day, or
in-library beforehand. If no spaces are available, please
call (03) 318 7780 to be added to our waitlist.
Saturday 18 June
Composting with Lincoln Envirotown
Lincoln Library, 10.30–11.30am
Join Errol Wood to learn all about composting basics
and how to get started. Free. Bookings required at
selwynlibraries.co.nz/events. If no spaces are available,
please call (03) 318 7780 to be added to our waitlist.
Monday 20 June
Selwyn Libraries at Darfield Recreation
Centre
Darfield Recreation and Community Centre,
9am–12pm
We are bringing the library to you. While the Darfield
Library is closed for renovations the Edge Connector
Vehicle will be available Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday. New reading material, Chromebooks, access to
free wifi, and printing will be available, along with a variety
of other library resources. Children under 8 must be
accompanied by a parent. Free. Bookings not required.
Monday 20 June
Discovery Time
Te Waihora Te Ara Ātea,
3.30-4.30pm
Celebrate Matariki through art! Explore the work of
renowned Ngāi Tahu artist and weaver Cath Brown (1933
- 2004) and her source of inspiration, Te Waihora (Lake
Ellesmere). Learn about Te Waihora and create your own
artwork to take home. For people aged 8+. Children
under 8 need an adult to stay and help. Free. Bookings
required at selwynlibraries.co.nz/events.
Tuesday 21 June
Taniwha Treasures – Waitī
Darfield Community and Recreation Centre, 4–5pm
Get crafty this Matariki at your local community centre,
designing and creating your very own taniwha. $2 per
person. Suitable for ages 5+ years. Bookings required.
To book or for more times and locations see selwyn.
govt.nz/events.
Until Sunday 31 July
Whakaata Mai te Kūkūwai: Reflections
from the Wetlands Exhibition
Te Ara Ātea, Opening hours
Waikirikiri/Selwyn is rich with wetlands that are full of
biodiversity. The exhibition celebrates the special Ngāi
Tahu relationship with wetlands and its work to restore
them for future generations, through photographs, video,
stories, and taonga. Free. Bookings not required. required
at selwynlibraries.co.nz/events.
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
0800 SELWYN
SELWYN.GOVT.NZ
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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Boon tops 100th game with two tries
CENTENARIAN: Nick Boon (with ball) during Saturday’s
100th appearance. Right: In goal kicking form earlier in
the season.
PHOTOS: HOLLY PIERCE
• By Tatiana Gibbs
CLUB MAN Nick Boon sure
knew how to bring up his 100th
senior rugby game for Burnham
Dunsandel Irwell combined on
Saturday – scoring two tries in
an upset 38-36 win against top
side Waihora in the division two
competition.
Boon, 36, has been with
Dunsandel for his entire playing
career, starting out as a junior 32
years ago. While at St Andrew’s
College, he played midweek
for the school, returning at the
weekends to play for Dunsandel.
Boon, a loosehead prop or
hooker, is a big part of the
Dunsandel community. He is
in the volunteer fire bridage, a
groundsman for the Dunsandel
Domain, on the rugby club’s
committee, always present
helping at school with country
days and is notably the first
person to put out a helping hand
when someone’s in need.
BDI club president Dan
Turnball said Boon’s dedicated
service to the club never goes
unnoticed.
“He’s such a loyal and strong
member of not just the rugby
club, but the wider community.
“He’s just a pleasure, he
really is.”
Past president Leo Donkers
couldn’t speak more highly of
Boon.
“The vision of our club is to
inspire the community, and he is
the ultimate. He should get every
accolade for doing that because
he is the best person that we
have in our club that shows
those traits.
“Nick makes it really easy for
the community because it’s
never a problem when he’s
asked to do something,” Donkers
said.
Boon said he was stoked with
the milestone achievement.
“It’s pretty exciting actually,”
he said.
“It’s been a long time coming,
and it’s nice to have done it just
with one club as well.”
• Semi-final wrap pages 25-26
Keeping the energy flowing
Notice of Helicopter
use for maintenance
work on transmission
lines in your area.
Transpower, the owner and operator of the
National Grid, is undertaking maintenance
(conductor repairs) on sections of its Benmore
to Haywards HVDC transmission line (between
Methven and Culverden).
We will be using a low flying helicopter with
line worker suspended underneath working on
the wire along the line, as highlighted on the
accompanying map. Occasionally the helicopter
may land at selected sites.
The work is planned
to occur between
Monday 1 27 June and
Friday 01 July 2022.
The work is weather dependent 8 and may change 79 at the
last minute. In the event of bad weather the work will be
rescheduled to the next fine weather day.
72
Helicopter will be
operating at low
levels in around the
transmission line in
highlighted zone.
73
Methven
Helicopter
operating zone
Substations
Highways
Other transmission
lines
Oxford
77
Hororata
1
Culverden
Waipara
Christchurch
7
Amberley
1
Rangiora
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Saracens pip Prebbleton to make final
• By Tatiana Gibbs
IT WAS heartbreak for
Prebbleton as Saracens stole a
nail-biting victory in Saturday’s
Luisetti Seeds Cup semi-final,
pipping Prebbleton right on
fulltime with a converted try to
steal the match 31-29.
Prebbleton had a steel grip
on making the final, leading
Saracens 29-17 with 10 minutes
to go. But Saracens’ super sub
flanker Nathan Goodwin and
lock Alex Kennedy scored tries
in the last six minutes. First fiveeighths
Ricky Allin kicked both
pressure-mounted conversions to
seal Prebbleton’s fate.
Saracens will host Glenmark
Cheviot in Saturday’s final, a
match-up no-one predicted
with Glenmark Cheviot
entering the playoffs as a wild
card in the eighth spot. They
beat Southern 28-17 in the other
semi.
Prebbleton club president
Jeromy Knowler said the battle
felt all too familiar, having
flashbacks to last year’s quarter
final where Prebbleton beat over
Saracens 17-16 with a penalty
goal on fulltime.
“It’s disappointing but we did
it to them here last time, so we
know how they feel,” he said.
“I thought they were out on
their feet, but they kicked into
another gear.”
Prebbleton’s first five-eighths
Ted Coleman scored the match’s
first points, kicking a penalty
over the post to boast an early
lead 3-0.
But Saracens scored twice in
the opening 10 minutes, thanks
to speedy right wing Lenuel
Hill, followed by a mammoth
29 phase attack which led to left
wing Oliver Bithray scoring out
wide.
Allin’s conversion gave
Saracens a 12-3 lead.
Prebbleton spent the next 20
minutes knocking on Saracens
goal line, but just couldn’t touch
down, throwing marginal passes
out wide and losing the ball.
“That first half we bombed
goodness knows how many tries,
mustering five chances where
SKY SCRAPER: Alex Coulthard gets airborne for Prebbleton.
we could have scored that we
didn’t,” Knowler said.
“And every time they
(Saracens) didn’t even look like
they had a chance, they turned it
into points.”
But in the 30th minute,
Prebbleton’s patience paid off,
scoring the first of two tries to
close out the opening half.
Open side flanker Edward
Sunia scored their first and
centre Cameron Hay dotted
down on halftime. Coleman
successfully converted the
first but in spite of team mates
holding the ball steady on the
tee from howling north-west
winds, his second jab didn’t
make it over.
Prebbleton had their noses
just out in front heading into the
break 15-12, a margin try-scorer
and co-captain Hay said should
have been larger.
“They were the more clinical
team and we didn’t get enough
points in that first half which
hurt us at the tail end of the
game, and we couldn’t close it
out,” Hay said.
The next 30 minutes saw
Prebbleton’s backs create
magic with tries to Coleman
and second five-eighths Tim
Murgatroyd, which Coleman
converted both. In between,
Saracens centre Toby Ashby
touched down to keep their
chances alive.
With 10 minutes to go and a
29-17 lead, Prebbleton looked
like they were going to secure
a home final. But they couldn’t
get the rub of the green from the
referee’s whistle, which Saracens
capitalised on.
• Turn to page 26
TRY SCORERS: Tim Murgatroyd (above) and Ted Coleman
dot down during Saturday’s semi-final.
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would have been
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Acting chief
executive
Murray
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said the district
council was
adjusting its
Covid-19 alert
level restriction
business
continuity plans,
to ensure it was
able to maintain services in the
case of an outbreak of the virus
among staff.
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remote working and alternative
methods of delivering services,”
Washington said.
Dismissing unvaccinated staff
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council as it takes steps towards a
no-jab no-job policy.
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Shock upset in closing minutes
Semi-final results:
Glenmark Cheviot 28
Southern 17; Saracens 31
Prebbleton 29.
Canterbury Rugby
Supporters Trophy
results:
Waihora 29 Ohoka 7;
Methven 20 Lincoln 7.
NCRSU Plate results:
Ashley 47 Rakaia 14;
Kaiapoi 19 Hurunui 18.
Plaque results:
Oxford 47 Woodend 17;
West Melton 38 Hornby
25; Rolleston bye.
READY: Tom Brand with Justin Driver and Josh McKeich
preparing for the lift.
• From page 25
Allin’s converted Goodwin’s
try to reduce the scoreline to 29-
24 with six minutes to play.
Prebbleton was dealt a blow
when replacement lock Chris
Scott was given a yellow card
with two minutes to play as
Saracens put pressure on their
tryline. Saracens kept possession
for those last six minutes.
The pressure was too much for
a weakened Prebbleton defence
and Kennedy scored to level the
match. Allin converted the try,
sending the big home crowd ito
raptures.
Prebbleton, the only Ellesmere
team to make it to the semis,
will play off for third against
Southern.
In other matches, teams
continue to play for finishing
positions that will determine
next year’s pools in the combined
country competition.
FOCUSED: Todd Struthers roves out wide (above), while
Kerry Gray is determined to get through.
PHOTOS: KAREN CASEY
Luisetti Seeds Cup final:
Saracens v Glenmark
Cheviot, Southbrook Park.
Third v fourth play-off:
Southern v Prebbleton,
Hinds Domain.
Bowl final fifth and
sixth play-off:
Southbridge v Celtic,
Southbridge Domain.
Seventh and eighth
play-off:
Darfield v Springston,
Darfield Domain.
Canterbury Rugby
Supporters Trophy draw:
Methven v Waihora,
Methven Domain; Ohoka v
Lincoln, Mandeville.
NCRSU draw:
Ashley v Kaiapoi, Ashley
Lob; Hurunui v Rakaia,
Culverden.
Plaque draw:
Oxford v West Melton,
Oxford Oval; Hornby v
Rolleston, Denton Park,
Woodend bye.
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RACING 29
Harness racing corruption allegations:
Evidence handover decision delayed
• By Chris Barclay
A LEGAL argument to
determine whether the Racing
Integrity Board can access
evidence produced by a police
probe into alleged corruption
and drug use in the harness
racing industry continues to
drag on.
Some Canterbury-based defendants
charged during the
Operation Inca probe led by
the National Organised Crime
Group are seeking to prevent the
transfer of evidence from investigators
to the RIB, the industry
watchdog.
It is possible the High Court
will eventually rule on the
matter, but for now the argument
is confined to the district court
jurisdiction.
Judge Raoul Neave, who is
presiding over charges stemming
from Operation Inca, said
counsel now had until July 29 to
make submissions while the
RIB had until August 26 to
respond.
Neave is expected to consider
the issue again in September.
The RIB want access to the
evidence to determine whether
it can also lay charges. Harness
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is expected to be considered in September. PHOTO: GEORGE HEARD/NZ HERALD
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seeking to access evidence with
a potential view to taking action
against industry participants.
Currently all defendants
involved in Operation Inca have
interim name suppression, which
was extended by Judge Neave at
their latest appearance.
Operation Inca, a covert
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Community Exhibition:
Preschooler’s Art
Saturday and Sunday, 10am-
4pm
Collaborative artworks from
Kidsfirst Kindergartens Lincoln
and Lincoln Village Preschool.
Down By The Liffey Gallery, 1
James St, Lincoln
Composting with Lincoln
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Thursday, 6.30-7.30pm and
Saturday, 10.30-11.30am
Compost improves your
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great alternative to commercial
fertilisers. Join Errol Wood,
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Lincoln on Saturday, to learn
all about composting basics
and how to get started! Free,
bookings required, see Events
at selwyn.govt.nz If no spaces
available, phone 318 7780 to be
added to the waitlist.
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Saturday, 10am-4pm
Is your chair or barstool looking
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by 5pm each Wednesday
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Our presenter will contact each
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to discuss. Suitable for 18+ years.
Cost is $20 per person Selwyn
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Bookings essential. If
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Whakaata Mai te Kūkūwai: Reflections from the Wetlands Exhibition, today-July 3. The
exhibition celebrates the special Ngāi Tahu relationship with wetlands. Selwyn is rich with
wetlands that are full of biodiversity, and significant to Ngāi Tahu as a source of mahinga
kai. In spite of many wetlands being destroyed or modified, whānau continue these
food-gathering practices today. The exhibition highlights the work of Ngāi Tahu and local
communities to restore wetlands for future generations through photographs, video, stories,
and taonga. Free, bookings not required. Te Ara Ātea
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Go along and choose some
new reading material off the
Edge Connector Vehicle, place
your own holds and collect them
on the day, or request a mystery
selection through the click and
collect service. Children under 8
must be accompanied by a parent.
Free, bookings not required.
Darfield Recreation and Community
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Granny Squares for a Cause
Monday, 9.30am-noon
Join in this winter to spread a
little warmth and cheer, by creating
crocheted or knitted granny
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within the district. Squares will
need to be roughly 10cm² . Other
than that there are no rules, any
colour, any design, all will be
gratefully received. Completed
squares need to be dropped off
at an Edge Connector visit, or at
one of the Selwyn Libraries by
July 31. If you have suggestions
for places or individuals who
might benefit from a community
blanket, please email jade.bell@
selwyn.govt.nz Children under 8
must be accompanied by a parent.
Free, bookings not required.
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see Events at selwyn.govt.nz
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June 22 and 29, 3.30-4.30pm
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SELWYN RURAL LIFE
Claim of ‘Nothing Done’
Insulting: ECan Chief
Environment Canterbury says it has
always acknowledged the extent of the
water quality challenge in the region’s
waterways and is working hard on
improvements.
Responding to criticism from
Greenpeace, ECan Chief Executive Dr
Stefanie Rixecker said $60 million in
ratepayer money had been invested
over the last decade in a framework
to improve water quality throughout
Canterbury.
“Limits on the amount of nitrogen
farms can leach have been in place
since 2012,” Dr Rixecker said. “With the
input of our water zone committees and
local communities, these limits have
been tightened further in particular
catchments – for example, a 30 per cent
reduction in nitrogen losses from dairy
farms in Selwyn Te Waihora by 2022,” Dr
Rixecker said.
Farmers were required to work to
industry-agreed good management
practices and to have auditable farm
environment plans. ECan worked closely
with the rural community and carried
out a successful land use consent to farm
campaign to ensure farmers understand
and can implement these requirements.
“As well as regulatory measures, there
are many non-regulatory actions that
farmers are taking to make a difference
to the environment such as stock
management, precision irrigation,
riparian planting, and restoration of
wetlands.
“We often hear that nothing is being
done. This is insulting to the many
people in our communities, farmers and
others, who are working hard to improve
things.”
ECan Science Director Dr Tim Davie
says it was Environment Canterbury
science that recognised the scale of the
problem, which has led to significant
investment from the regional council and
the community to improve the situation.
“There is no simple, quick fix solution.
We have called on a vast range of
scientific expertise to help us navigate the
issue. All this work has been captured in
the Canterbury Land and Water Regional
Plan to which the whole community
has contributed and is continuing to
implement. This is a long-term plan that
is gradually turning a very large ship
around.”
Dr Davie said it was ironic that “the
latest Greenpeace salvo against the
Canterbury community” stems from
a research paper by Dr Joy that relies
heavily on Environment Canterbury
scientific publications for its technical
analysis. “Those Environment
Canterbury publications clearly point to
the scale of the water-quality problem
and the amount of remediation required.”
ECan chair Jenny Hughey said that
over the last three years ECan had
“successfully built on the water quality
improvement platform”.
The council was working with farmers
to help them understand and adhere to
the rules in our own plans as well as the
regulations in the Government’s Essential
Freshwater package, Dr Hughey said.
Farmers who were actively working
to reduce nutrient losses would be
well positioned as we move towards
implementing Te Mana o te Wai through
an integrated plan for Canterbury. This
plan must be notified in 2024.
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Wednesday June 15 2022 Selwyn Times 33
Land and Water Report
Card Released
Environment Canterbury’s latest
quarterly report has been published,
highlighting progress made on its
six work areas within the land and
water portfolio.
The performance report is
prepared for the council’s regional
and strategic leadership committee
and for the community. It describes
work ECan is doing to meet targets
in its Long-Term Plan 2021-2031
and highlight the “risks and issues”
for the council’s portfolios.
That work is guided by the
Canterbury Water Management
Strategy (CWMS), a shared regional
commitment between Papatipu
Rūnanga, territorial authorities,
zone committees, stakeholder
organisations and the community.
ECan says one of its major aims is
improving freshwater outcomes by
partnering with Ngāi Tahu and the
community to implement national
direction.
“We are improving freshwater
outcomes by partnering with
Ngāi Tahu and the community to
implement national direction. We
are also empowering and engaging
communities to deliver actions on
the ground to meet the Canterbury
Water Management Strategy
targets,” an introduction to the
council’s land and water report says.
There is a “stewardship”
component to the work.
“Stewardship of water and land
is a collective responsibility. Our
role will include investing in ways
of supporting, building awareness
and implementing opportunities to
deliver improved water quality and
sustainable land use in Waitaha –
the Canterbury region. We monitor
and review the effectiveness of all
our campaigns and programmes.”
ECan work includes support for
10 water zone committees (largely
based on river catchments) to
deliver on CWMS targets in their
zone. The zone committees –
joint committees of Environment
Canterbury and the local authority
that covers each zone – have
representatives appointed from
across the community.
The Regional Water Management
Committee monitors the
implementation of the CWMS
across the Canterbury region, and
provides advice and regular reports
to Environment Canterbury, Te
Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu and the
Canterbury Mayoral Forum.
ECan is also supporting
support the introduction of the
Government’s Essential Freshwater
package, which aims to improve
freshwater quality throughout the
country.
Freshwater is managed locally
and through national direction
from Government. “We are working
with our partners to review and
amend our regulatory framework
to give effect to the Government’s
Essential Freshwater package, the
Resource Management Act and
the Canterbury Regional Policy
Statement,” the council says.
“As well as implementing our
planning framework and national
direction, we will partner with
Papatipu Rūnanga to increase
community engagement and
awareness of Te Mana o te Wai.”
ECan’s latest quarterly report
is available at https://www.ecan.
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GARDENING 35
Warm up by getting out in the garden
IT’S GETTING harder to get up
early due to the colder weather.
However, there’s always something
to do in the garden, even in
winter. Many gardeners are motivated
to keep planting in spite of
the colder weather
not only to save on food costs but
also because gardening is regarded
as a productive and satisfying
hobby.
On top of this, gardening is a
great way to keep warm, healthy
and inspired.
For June, garden maintenance
includes enriching your soil, turn
it over and add compost and
fertilisers such as sheep pellets.
It’s also time to let go of your
leftover summer plants and finish
raking up the autumn leaves.
Leaves make good mulch so make
use of them.
It’s also time to prepare your
soil for strawberry and garlic
planting.
In the edible garden, brassicas
such as broccoli, cabbage and
cauliflower can handle the colder
weather and can be planted generally
in milder winter regions.
Buying seedlings will give you
a good head start. Plant broad
beans and peas if you live in areas
without frost.
For the really cold areas, you
may want to consider planting
silverbeet, kale, spinach, garlic,
strawberries and onion, using
mulch for much needed insulation.
Organic mulches, 5-8cm
thick, may include pea straw and
oak leaves.
If you’re planning to give one of
your garden beds a rest, you may
want to consider planting cover
plants like blue lupin and mustard.
Cover plants help your soil
regain nitrogen content.
Closer to spring, you can turn
over the soil planted with these
cover crops and use these crops
as live compost by burying them
in the soil. This will improve your
soil structure.
Stagger planting – lettuce,
onions, peas, radish – every 10-14
days.
When days get shorter and
colder, your plants need all the
help they can get. Seaweed plant
tonic will give your garden its
much needed boost. It promotes
strong root growth, helps the
plants handle the temperature
shock and most importantly, it
helps bolster the plants’ cell walls
giving it stronger resistance to
diseases.
Ideally, garlic is planted in
colder months (from June-July)
because it needs the cold for the
bulb to properly develop.
If you’re planting strawberry
seedlings this June, note that they
will be most productive in their
first year.
In the flower garden smiling
pansy flowers, geranium, colourful
polyanthus are hardy annuals.
Geraniums are beautiful, coldtolerant
plants that keep pests at
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way, you can move your flower
pots around your patio/deck for
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If you are thinking of adding
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SMALL CARS are undergoing a
resurgence, well that’s no surprise,
new car buyers today are looking
to get maximum value from their
costly litre of fuel.
Cars with small, thrifty engines
are a popular choice for those
who are not quite ready to join
the electric revolution. But the
question is how small is practical?
Citroen’s C3 is one car that will
tempt with its 1.2-litre three-cylinder
engine returning a combined
cycle fuel usage average of
5.8-litres per 100km. But at just
4m in length it may be a little too
compact for some buyers. Sure,
French car designers know how
to create space from nowhere,
and the C3 will easily take care of
its occupants.
However, if you are looking for
a small car and something French
then the C3 offers another alternative
– the Aircross.
The C3 Aircross is labelled by
Citroen as a sport utility vehicle.
I’m not entirely convinced, I see
it more as a crossover vehicle,
something in-between. However,
it does sit on the C3 platform and
utilises the same driveline, and as
a car it is larger in every dimension,
thereby providing more
interior room, and it must be said
the Aircross is spacious considering
just 16cm is added to length.
If you think there would be
AVANT-GARDE: Spacious interior and unusual trim detailing.
disadvantages, forget that, the
Aircross is a charmer, it is comfortable,
affordable at $38,990 and
has the benefit of a 7.3l/100km
combined cycle average, and with
its 45-litre tank it doesn’t seem
scary when time comes to fill it,
however, bear in mind you do
need premium fuel.
Interestingly, the Aircross
doesn’t get the benefit of the
Government’s low carbon
emission rebate, the C3 does,
but the Aircross is just over the
threshold.
The new C3 Aircross is just
that, totally new. However, the
mechanicals, as mentioned, are
those which are used elsewhere
throughout the Citroen/Peugeot
line-ups. And to cope with the
extra height against the C3 the
Aircross’ suspension has been
tightened marginally.
Elsewhere, the Aircross is a
cheeky, funky five-door that will
command solid sales. It is built to
the Citroen way of manufacture –
avant-garde, a little unusual, but
with a whole heap of charm. Take
the interior trim materials and
patterns, for example, they are
complex and have many contrasts
with their bold elliptical designs.
The three-pot engine, which
displaces just 1199cc, has been
widely-acclaimed, winning many
awards globally, and deservedly
so, the turbocharged unit
punches well above is weight with
its 81kW and 205Nm power outputs.
Drive is channelled through
a six-speed automatic gearbox,
the only transmission available
in New Zealand, the distributors
wouldn’t have it any other way
either, while manual gearbox cars
are still trendy in Europe, they
don’t sell here.
All that aside, the automatic
works fine, it is robust and does
everything like it should, the
ratios are well structured so that
economy and performance go
hand in hand.
The Aircross will reach
100km/h from a standstill in
10.6sec and will complete a
highway overtake in 7sec (80-
120km/h).
However, the best figures are
those of its economy, it is a mammoth
fuel miser. At 100km/h
it sips fuel instantaneously at
the rate of just 4.8l/100km at
100km/h in sixth gear, the engine
turning over quite relaxed at
2000rpm.
When I took the car back to
the dealership the combined average
was reading just 8l/100km,
which considering the car was
brand new and probably a little
tight in the engine, was a good
result.
That doesn’t mean the engine
isn’t ready to perform, the beauty
of the modern turbocharger is
its ability to provide substantial
power low in the rev band –
5500rpm and just 1500rpm for
torque – as a result, it responds
• Price – Citroen C3
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• Dimensions – Length,
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• Configuration – Threecylinder,
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• Performance –
0-100km/h, 10.6sec
• Fuel usage – 7.3l/100km
willingly to throttle pressure.
On the open road, the Aircross
cruises with just a hint of the
harmonics normally associated
with the three-cylinder design.
I’ve made no secret of my desire
for that configuration, and it is
a real gem with its response and
characteristics that are part of the
catalyst promoting tidy handling
manners.
Sitting on quiet-riding Bridgestone
tyres (215/50 x 17in), the
Aircross has controlled grip and
purposeful balance. It steers
delightfully, and even though it
is tall at over 1.6m, the suspension
firming I mentioned earlier
means there is little weight transition,
body balance stays even and
occupants are treated to a ride/
handling balance that you could
expect only from Citroen.
I remember well the air/pneumatic
designs in cars of previous
generations, and I can safely say
that even with far more simplistic
technology today’s ride from any
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I took the test car on a run
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do as many kilometres as I ordinarily
would in an evaluation
car simply because I didn’t want
to run up unnecessary wear on
a dealer demonstrator. But given
it was most likely to be my only
chance to drive the Aircross I
wanted to glean as much satisfaction
from it as I possibly could
and it performed with dignity,
appeal and with a quiet, subdued
nature.
In terms of specification, the
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gets a whole heap of kit for safety
alongside comfort and convenience.
I mentioned the interior
layout, while it is complex in the
way it looks, it is intuitive when it
comes to function, finding your
way around the controls doesn’t
need any special attention.
One of the things I liked the
most was the driving position
and comfort from the driver’s
seat, under-thigh support and
softness have been a high priority
manufacturing ingredient.
Citroen has always sold well
in Christchurch. I don’t know
if that has anything to do with
some kind of connection to our
French settlement of Akaroa, but
I will say that when I was driving
on State Highway 75 I saw two
other French cars heading in that
direction. I’m hoping they were
buyers who, like me, enjoy the
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MILITARY EXERCISE
Night Route March
The general public is to be advised that a
NZ Army Exercise will be conducted in the
Waimakariri river area over the period 20–22
June 2022.
The exercise will involve up to 50 personnel
of 2/1 RNZIR from Burnham Military Camp.
Training will involve soldiers in uniform and
packs carrying rifles marching from the
Waimakariri Gorge Bridge east along the river
to West Melton Rifle Range by night.
No Blank rounds and pyrotechnics will be
used on the march. The exercise will involve
the movement of troops and vehicles by
night from 1830hrs on 20 June - 0600hrs on
22 June.
For more information please contact:
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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
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Re Roofing
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PUBLiSheD eVeRY WeDneSDAY
Week commencing WeDneSDAY, 15th JUne , 2022
The Ultimate Lifestyle
This spectacular 4-hectare estate showcases luxurious
resort-style indulgence on the outskirts of the city.
Impressing from the outset are the electronic entrance
gates and sealed cherry tree lined driveway leading to the
triple internal access garage and ancillary four-car garaging
with versatile mezzanine. Promising hours of family fun
are the large games room, fenced plexipaved tennis court,
heated swimming pool and the chip and putt golf course
complete with bunkers and landscaping. Comprehensive
automated irrigation keeps the lawns, home orchard and
grounds in pristine shape. Eight paddocks with water
troughs, stockyards, five-bay implement/hay shed, superb
shelterbelts and a well. Renovated and refurbished, the
expansive home caters to the full spectrum of domestic
demands. Living spaces include an open plan family room,
media room and separate dining room. A series of decks
and verandas allow effortless alfresco entertaining.
Accommodation includes a fully appointed guest suite and
a majestically remodelled upstairs master with a his ’n’ hers
walk-in wardrobe, luxe ensuite and balcony access. The
home office could be equally well utilised as a sixth bedroom.
Located close to school, shops and services, West Melton
township is only 4km away and the CBD is a 25-minute
commute. Buyers seeking a sensational lifestyle, significant
space and serenity are encouraged to act swiftly. Prepare to
be impressed.
Price: By negotiation
www.bayleys.co.nz/5518322
Chris Jones
Mobile: 027 220 5043
chris.jones@bayleys.co.nz
Sam Sidey
Mobile: 027 346 3500
sam.sidey@bayleys.co.nz
Boundary lines are indicative only
254 Bells Road, West Melton Viewing: By appointment
THE POWER OF A TEAM
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Together we cover more ground with experts in the lifestyle, residential
and development markets, and continue to achieve greater results for
all our clients across Canterbury. If you are thinking of a move in the
future, contact Chris and the team today.
Chris Jones | 027 220 5043
chris.jones@bayleys.co.nz | chrisjonesbayleys.nz
BAYLEYS NO. 1
SALESPERSON
NATIONWIDE - All Divisions
CANTERBURY - All Divisions
2020/2021
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

2
Kirwee 12 Perendale Place
Streamlined space and modern style
Boasting both space and privacy, this 227sqm (more or less) contemporary home is situated on a large 1,253sqm
(more or less) fully-fenced section. Accommodation is provided by three double bedrooms (master with ensuite
and walk-in robe), a family bathroom, a separate toilet and separate laundry. A well-appointed, kitchen with modern
appliances and generous cupboard and bench space will delight those who love to entertain. The sunny, open plan
dining/living area offers versatility and easy indoor/outdoor flow. Intelligent heating solutions include double
glazing, log burner and heat pump to enhance the sense of warmth and energy efficiency. Outside, the expansive,
private, north-facing deck is the perfect spot to relax and unwind with family and friends. The icing on the cake
extends to the internal access four-car garaging with drive-through to a fully-fenced off-street area. Call us today.
3 1 2 4
For Sale offers invited over $850,000
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 UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz/5518369
NEW LISTING
Lincoln 10 Poulter Road
Flawless family living
Designed for streamlined modern living, this property is cleverly configured to capture all day sun whilst
maintaining a strong connection with the outdoors. Soundly constructed using an eye-catching blend of brick and
schist, the tasteful styling continues indoors, where a pared-back, neutral palette echoes the home's light-laden
proportions. The expansive open plan area is a welcoming space ideal for family living and effortless entertaining
with bifold doors opening wide to a large deck that hugs the northwest flank and facilitates relaxed alfresco
gatherings. With large bedrooms and a well-designed family bathroom, this home also offers you a 700sqm section
and off-street parking.
bayleys.co.nz/5518728
4 2 2 2
Auction (unless sold prior) 12pm, Thu 30 Jun 2022
3 Deans Avenue, Chch
View Sun 12.30-1pm
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

3
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
Rolleston 12 Goldie Place
Size, space and a central location
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. The formal lounge, complete with a gas fire, has easy access to the rear
garden; and doors from the trendy kitchen flow effortlessly to the timber deck. All four bedrooms are wellproportioned,
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, then 12 Goldie Place should be at the top of your list.
4 2 2 2
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
4pm, Wed 22 Jun 2022
View 1.30-2pm Sun 19 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/5518669
bayleys.co.nz

4
Rolleston 42 Wallingford Crescent
Rest or invest, available immediately
Built in 2018, this tidy 95sqm two bedroom home has served as a rewarding investment property for the owners and
a comfortable home for the tenants, who were a young family. Empty and ready for new owners, this home could be
yours tomorrow. The open plan living space is filled with natural light and includes sliding doors opening out to the
patio area. The kitchen is kitted out with quality Fisher and Paykal appliances. Two double bedrooms are separated
by a central main bathroom, plus a laundry space is included inside the single-car garage. Positioned intelligently on
the section, the home boasts a deceivingly spacious yard, drenched in sunshine. Directly opposite the property is a
reserve and playground, perfect for young families. One of the bedrooms enjoys a view overlooking this reserve.
Located within ten minute walk from Lemonwood Grove School and Faringdon amenities.
2 1 1 1
For Sale offers invited over $589,000
View 2-2.30pm Sun 19 Jun or by appointment
Amelia Nisbet 027 376 3868
amelia.nisbet@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz/5518646
NEW LISTING
Rolleston 17 Tiny Hill Drive
Certainly not tiny on Tiny Hill
Sunny, spacious and in a superb location, this home is sure to meet all your expectations and more. With a 244sqm
floor area, the home's accommodation works well for a variety of situations - growing family, extended family and
work-from-home. The huge open plan living area is impressive in itself, but add to this a large interconnecting
lounge, and you have all the space you could wish for. The crisp white kitchen is well-appointed and boasts a large
walk-in pantry. All four bedrooms are generously proportioned, and the master bedroom has certainly been
designed with luxury and space in mind. The log fire, heat pump and a heat transfer system allow comfort regardless
of the season. With a separate laundry and a study nook adding further appeal, all whilst being set on a spacious
792sqm in a prime location, this executive home is sure to be a family favourite.
4 2 2 2
Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)
4pm, Wed 29 Jun 2022
View 11.45am-12.15pm Sun 19 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/5518612
bayleys.co.nz

5
Rolleston 14 Railway Road
Springfield 8 Princes Street
Freehold industrial land
5,988sqm
Crisp and contemporary
3 1 1 2
Freehold industrial property of 5,988sqm zoned
Business 2 under the Selwyn District Plan. The
property has a holding income of $57,000pa + gst
terminable at three months' notice by either party. The
property is fenced with the yard area having base
course. Power, sewer and water connections are
connected.
Contact the sole agent for further information
bayleys.co.nz/5518703
For Sale by Deadline Private Treaty
(unless sold prior)
4pm, Thu 30 Jun 2022
3 Deans Avenue, Chch
View by appointment
John Bailey 027 893 0234
john.bailey@bayleys.co.nz
Sam Stone 021 330 479
sam.stone@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008
Well-maintained 124sqm (more or less) family home
with glorious mountain views. Thoughtfully designed
and finished to a high standard, this contemporary
home has a 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 1024sqm (more or less)
section with separate double garage.
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
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bayleys.co.nz/5518664
NEW LISTING
Springston 7 Everest Way
Location, lifestyle, layout
Constructed in 2012 (post quake) this spacious modern family home will impress.
• Four large double bedrooms - master with tiled ensuite and large WIR
• Two spacious living areas, ducted heat pump through to bedrooms
• Great floor-to-ceiling storage throughout, underfloor heating in tiled areas
• Carpeted and insulated double garage with internal access and large driveway
Conveniently located between Rolleston and Lincoln.
bayleys.co.nz/5518420
4 2 2 2
Price by Negotiation
View Sun 1.15-1.45pm
Emily Cooper 021 022 79626
emily.cooper@bayleys.co.nz
Emma King 021 242 9911
emma.king@bayleys.co.nz
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NEW LISTING
Boundary lines are indicative only
Springston 238 Bethels Road
Location and potential
Families looking for privacy, views, and a generous lifestyle block will immediately see the potential in this low
maintenance 100sqm (approximately) home close to Lincoln and Springston sitting on 4.249 ha (approximately) of
land. The home is a classically constructed home with a brick exterior and corrugated iron roofing. Inside, the dining
area sits alongside a large kitchen area that offers the potential to be transformed into a modern hub with a glorious
outlook. Light-filled and sunny, the separate lounge is a peaceful and warm space and offers a bright and airy
atmosphere for family living with heating provided by a log burner and heat pump to keep you cosy and warm
during the winter months. Offers under the benchmark price of $720,000 incl GST (if any) as previously offered to
Ngai Tahu will not be considered by the vendor.
3 2 1 1
Tender (will not be sold prior)
Closing 1pm, Mon 11 Jul 2022
70 High Street, Leeston
View by appointment
Suzy McPherson 027 695 0519
John Bailey 027 893 0234
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz/5518706
West Melton 32 Preston Avenue
A lifestyle in a sought-after location
Contemporary 179sqm (more or less) family home set on landscaped 644sqm (more or less) corner section. Wellplanned
layout with easy indoor/outdoor flow. Three double bedrooms (master with ensuite/WIR), family
bathroom, separate toilet. Modern kitchen with granite benchtop and WIP. The lounge is spacious, open plan and
complemented by large ranch sliders opening out to both the east and west decking and patio areas. Double
glazed, heat pump, pellet fire and underfloor heating in tiled areas. Large, internal access garage with laundry, large
storage shed. Fully-fenced back yard can be extended. Built post-earthquakes with Linea and Rockcote Integra
cladding system with insular properties. Located with an established community with pre and primary schooling
and medical centre. Only 20 minutes to the city or international airport.
3 1 2 2
For Sale offers invited over $890,000
Phone for viewing times
Jo McIntosh 027 384 4279
jo.mcintosh@bayleys.co.nz
Sam Gregory 021 0283 8791
sam.gregory@bayleys.co.nz
WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008
bayleys.co.nz/5518303
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WE SEE
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IN AUCTIONS
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81%
Auction success
91% Received a bid or offer
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Once again we’re providing hugely discounted
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on this exceptional opportunity.
We believe we’re the best at bringing buyers and
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SELWYN
2021/2022
SALES CONSULTANTS
Katie
HARRISON
ROLLESTON OFFICE
021 135 0887 | 03 347 4711
katie.harrison@harcourts.co.nz
Natalie
MCLEAN
LINCOLN OFFICE
027 943 6413 | 03 662 9933
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Auctions
THIS WEEK
Four Seasons Re
WED 15 JUNE 2:00 PM
RUSSLEY GOLF CLUB
428 MEMORIAL AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH.
(Unless sold prior)
LIVE AUCTION STREAM
www.harcourtsauctions.co.nz
On average we have over 400 people viewing
our online auctions every week.
AUCTION
Somerfield 180 Rose Street
Harcourts ID: HR6021
AUCTION
Aidanfield 33 Mariposa Crescent
Harcourts ID: HR6026
Andrew Sare
021 714 287
Andrew Sare
021 714 287
AUCTION
Hanmer Springs 75 Conical Hill Road
Harcourts ID: HS9984
AUCTION
Hanmer Springs 5 Bellbird Place
Harcourts ID: HS22222
Harley & June Manion
021 149 8050 | 021 823 824
Harley & June Manion
021 149 8050 | 021 823 824
AUCTION
Shirley 32 Clearbrook Street
Harcourts ID: PLS4836
AUCTION
Duvauchelle 23 Bayview Crescent
Harcourts ID: HR6020
Nathan & Becky Gilbert
021 668 925 | 027 909 0384
Tarcille Roffey & Jeremy Andrews
021 512 661 | 021 969 425
AUCTION
Mairehau 2/264 Hills Road
Harcourts ID: PLS4786
AUCTION
Woodend 38 Paget Drive
Harcourts ID: HR6024
Nathan & Becky Gilbert
021 668 925 | 027 909 0384
Jeremy Andrews
021 969 425
RECENTLY
Sold
AUCTIONS
Hanmer Springs 26 Jollies Pass Road Waikuku Beach 49 Waikuku Beach Road
St Albans 88 Flockton Street Rangiora 50 Papawai Drive Woodend Beach 62 Ferry Road
Parklands 20a Tamarisk Place Northwood 13 Sarikei Avenue
Lincoln 67 Kaitorete Drive
Rolleston 31 Vasari Grange West Melton 62 Iris Taylor Avenue
Your home for local property
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What do you have to tell potential
buyers when selling your house?
When you’ve lived in a property for a
while it’s easy to forget some of its quirks.
You might be used to the fact that the
front gate doesn’t shut properly, or that
the bathroom windows need fixing. Any
potential buyers will be able to spot issues
like this when they inspect the property –
and can choose to fix them if they purchase
it. But it’s a lot harder for them to identify
other things you might have forgotten
about, like the fact that you didn’t bother
getting the appropriate consents from the
council when you built the deck 25 years
ago.
You might think the deck is fine, but you
need to front up about the consent issue,
not least because it’s the decent thing to do.
“When you’re selling a property you are
legally obliged to share all the relevant
information about it,” says the Real Estate
Agents Authority (REAA).
“If work has been done on the property
during your ownership, either by you or
someone else, the standard terms of the
sale and purchase agreement require the
seller to warrant that any legally required
permits or consents were obtained. If you
knowingly fail to disclose unconsented
works, you are in breach of contract. This
means there is a risk that the sale could fall
over or that you could run into problems
prior to settlement. Even worse, the buyer
could take you to court for breach of
warranty.”
Your first step should be to discuss the
issue with your licensed real estate agent
and your lawyer, Lampen-Smith says. They
are likely to advise that you are better off to
disclose anything unconsented, or to strike
out the applicable vendor warranties clause
in the sale and purchase agreement.
“Once the real estate agent is aware of the
situation, they are bound by their Code of
Conduct to disclose it to any prospective
buyers. If you tell them about the deck or
any other issues to do with the property,
but ask them not to tell anyone, they are
required to stop working for you.”
Similar disclosure issues can arise over
more sensitive matters. Some sellers worry
about whether or not to tell an agent or
prospective buyers about an issue that
doesn’t relate to the physical state of the
property – such as it being the scene of a
murder, suicide or violent crime.
Here, deciding what to disclose is less
straightforward, Lampen-Smith says.
“The REAA advises agents to take a
cautious approach and to consider each
situation on its facts, while recognising the
individual circumstances.”
The High Court has said that a more
recent event, especially one that might
have gained some notoriety in the local
neighbourhood, may have more bearing on
a prospective buyer’s view of the property
than a historic one. The location of the
event (whether it took place in the grounds
of the property or inside the house) and
whether the property has been lived in since
it happened, as well as the likely reaction
of potential buyers, should also be taken
into account. The death of someone from
natural causes at the property does not
need to be disclosed, as this is considered
an everyday occurrence.
“If you are in this situation as a seller, it’s
best to discuss what to do with your real
estate agent.”
“They cannot tell prospective buyers
without your consent – and if they decide
that a sensitive issue should be disclosed
but you don’t agree, then they must cease
to act for you.”
Whatever the situation, whether it’s
unconsented work or a tragic event, honesty
is the best policy. Talk to your agent about
how the disclosure will be handled. There
is no need to advertise the information
or tell everyone who wanders along to an
open home, but potential buyers who have
indicated an interest in making an offer
must be told.
For independent advice on
buying or selling property, check
out settled.govt.nz.
REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS
52 Fairfield Way, Rolleston
26 Liddington Drive, Rolleston
Your Future starts Here!
Situated on an easy care 278sqm section in the ever popular
Faringdon subdivision, this neatly presented 107sqm threebedroom
home will capture the attention of first home buyers,
investors and empty nesters.
Offering an attainable first step into the property market, the
property also represents a straightforward supplement to your
investment portfolio with tenants in place until August paying
$460 per week. Demand is high for properties such as this,
and you are encouraged to act quick. Contact Wayne or Mike
today to arrange a viewing time, or for more information.
EnquIrIEs ovEr $665,000
EnquIrIEs ovEr $979,000
Immaculate, Expansive and Endlessly Appealing!
Showcasing considerable space and modern finishes, this pristine 276sqm five bedroom family home sits perfectly
within its 800sqm manicured garden setting. The entertainers kitchen with open plan dining and living is flanked by a
separate formal lounge plus a games room, all opening up to the private outdoor living spaces. Ideally configured for
growing families, the layout features five bedrooms, two bathrooms and a dedicated laundry, with the master bedroom
boasting a walk-in wardrobe & ensuite.
Lots of storage is offered throughout the property, including a large double garage with additional attic storage. There
is also plenty of off street parking with room for a boat or caravan.
This superb home offers modern comfort and convenience on a family-sized scale. Contact Mike today for more
information on how to make this your new home.
43 Tabollie Drive, Rolleston
EnquIrE For PrIcInG
style, space and Privacy!
This modern family home is a perfect blend of size, comfort and sun.
Located down a long driveway off the street front, this home allows
for peace and quiet.
The open-plan kitchen, complete with walk-in pantry, is sure to be the
heart of all family gatherings and hub for all things with the family. The
master bedroom is complete with walk in robe & ensuite, offering
you the luxury you deserve. The further 3 bedrooms for the children,
teenagers or guests allow for the perfect blend of versatility and
comfort, supported by a stylish family bathroom.
The fully fenced backyard caters for children and pets of all sizes, with
tidy lawns, and the ability to further develop. If you are looking for
something a little different, then make sure to have this on your ‘must
view’ list. Call Wade or Mike now for further information or viewing
options to make this yours.
68 rolleston Drive, rolleston
0800 645 346
www.oneagencyres.co.nz
Mike Goatley
027 249 5561
Wade Goatley
027 749 6468
shane Jarvis
022 130 0766
Wayne McFarlane
027 337 6093
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What build requirements are there?
Explore what a new stage will look like.
Buying in a subdivision
Section availability is mostly in new
housing estates and the district generally
has a number to choose from, especially in
Rolleston and Lincoln.
Factors influencing section choice will be:
the distance from your workplace, ease of
travelling, services available, size and price
of available sections, and where you would
like to live.
Ground conditions may also be a
consideration. In Selwyn, the land
is generally good for building with
only a standard 364 foundation often
required. Many people are choosing a
RibRaft foundation as it offers seismic
strengthening and may work out more
economical.
A factor which should be high on your
list should be the covenants a developer has
in place and whether these will present any
issues for you.
Any new housing subdivision is likely
to have covenants stipulating what can
and cannot be constructed, in terms of
minimum and maximum house size on
a given section, and aesthetic features
like the roof pitch, acceptable claddings,
landscaping and what is permitted on view
from the street.
The covenants will be supplied with the
Purchase and Sale Agreement. Read these,
asking your lawyer for advice and checking
with your builder to ensure these can be
met before signing on the dotted line.
Before finalising your house plan
with your builder and building consent
application is lodged with Council, send
this and a landscape plan to the developer
for approval. This will avoid costly changes
or problems down the line. There may
be a charge associated with Developer’s
Approval or a refundable bond may be
incurred. This process is put in place to
protect the overall look and integrity of
the housing estate and ensure any damage
incurred during construction is put right.
Certain covenants may seem annoying
however, they protect the environment you
are buying into and can be accommodated
with good design.
The standard of builds in respective
subdivisions may vary from smaller
economic housing to larger sections and
homes. There may also be variations in
the features in each subdivision such as
the street width, number of children’s play
areas, walkways and beautification.
Where you are purchasing off a plan for
a section in a new stage of a subdivision,
ask questions so you appreciate what the
area will ultimately look like. Doing your
homework will help give you surety that
what is proposed will happen. This includes
when title is due, something which can be
slowed by Council consent requirements or
the weather delaying earthworks.
Closeness to schools, shops and public
transport may also be considerations,
especially if you want your children to have
independence by walk to school, a park
or sporting activities. Consider how each
subdivision might suit your lifestyle.
For great results
and a “hassle-free
experience”
Call Julz or Tony today!
*GST, admin & minimum fee apply
Total Realty Ltd, MREINZ Licensed
Agent REAA 2008
By Negotiation
Price By Negotiation
Negotiable Over $519,000
Negotiable Over $695,000
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27 Ocean View Place
Rakaia Huts
This spacious “feel good” home with amazing
elevated rural views has recently been
renovated and is all set up and running for a
Bed and Breakfast income opportunity.
With the two private living layouts, upstairs
and downstairs, both with their own separate
entrances, this lovely home could also
accommodate two families coming together.
Rakaia Huts is a popular holiday
destination for campers, boaties
and keen fishermen.
Call Julz Evans
027 393 6472
14 McKenzie Avenue
Southbridge
Your dreams could come true with this
lifestyle property in the heart of Southbridge
Township.
• 3 Double bedrooms
• Games room / 4th bedroom
• 3.4531 acres (approx) of prime lush land
(1.3974 hectares approx)
• Fenced into 5 paddocks
• 3 Bay barn
• Double garage / workshop
with power
Call Julz Evans
027 393 6472
1930 Tramway Road
Sheffield
New to the market is this homely cottage style
bungalow set on an established easy-care
1160m2 (approx) section with rural views. It’s
going to charm you. Some features include:
• 1 Large double bedroom
• 1 Double bedroom
• Study / nursery / 3rd bedroom
• Open plan living
• Heat pump
• Dishwasher
• Fibre internet
• Hobby / storage room
Call Julz Evans
027 393 6472
10 Wilbur Close
Rolleston
This lovely home would be ideally suited to
a broad range of buyers including first home
buyers and investors. Some features include:
• Master with triple robe and ensuite
• Big open plan kitchen / dining / living area
• Heat pump and HRV system
• Gas cooking and gas hot water
• New carpet throughout
• Double internal access garage
with laundry
• Floor area: 180m2 (approx)
Call Tony Whalley
027 448 2625
Selwyn Team: Julz Evans - 027 393 6472 | Tony Whalley - 027 448 2625
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Our work family, look forward to
working with your family.
With four dedicated offices in the Selwyn region, our award-winning
sales team are here to provide you with the highest levels of service.
Whether you are thinking of selling, buying or have a property to
rent, you can trust in our team to deliver results.
Please call us anytime for a no obligation free market appraisal:
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Lincoln 23 Whitehorn Drive
Popular location, exceptional home!
With great street appeal, this near new home is nestled among other quality homes, zoned for Lincoln Primary and
just a stone's throw away from shops and convenient amenities. It won't be on the market for long! There's plenty of
room on offer in this expansive home, with four bedrooms providing plenty of accommodation and open-plan living
areas contributing to the sense of space. There's evidence at every turn of the attention to detail which went into the
creation of this exceptional home, with the luxurious kitchen sporting top-of-the-line appliances, the master bedroom
accompanied by a lavish ensuite and a walk-in-robe, and an abundance of thoughtful storage solutions enhancing
functionality. Other notable highlights include the crisp, neutral decor, a walk-in-pantry, gas cooking and hot water,
and the separate laundry. The fully fenced grounds are compact enough to be considered low maintenance yet big
enough for the adults to entertain and the kids to run around. An insulated triple garage and ample off-street parking
contribute to further appeal. The great neighbourhood is the icing on the cake, while the cherry on top is the proximity
to a host of all the handy amenities Lincoln has to offer. This delightful home will appeal to a range of purchasers,
including families looking to establish themselves in a quality location close to sought-after schools.
4 2 2 3
For Sale Buyers $1,099,000+
View Wed 15 Jun 4.30 - 5.00pm
Sun 19 Jun 12.00 - 12.30pm
Web pb.co.nz/LIU103424
Tanya Marillier
M 027 383 3844
E tanya@pb.co.nz
Monty Marillier
M 021 943 973
E Monty@pb.co.nz
Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz
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Lincoln 46 Ormond Road
Warm home, hot opportunity!
This warm and sunny four-bedroom family home located in the popular Te Whariki subdivision is sure to tick all your boxes!
Built in 2017, this lovely home is full of extra features for comfortable family living with a north-facing, open plan kitchen,
dining, and living area which opens out to two patio areas. Outside, the private, fully fenced section benefits from wellplanned,
easy-care landscaping, fruit trees, vegetable garden and large patio areas for entertaining on those gorgeous
Canterbury summer days. Additional features that enhance this family home include: Walk in robe in master bedroom, Tiled
bathroom and ensuite with underfloor heating, Log burner, heat transfer system and heat pump, Gas hot water, Separate
laundry, Carpeted, double garage with internal access, Smart home wiring system, LED lighting throughout, Alarm system,
Nestled in the village of Lincoln, Te Whariki has beautiful parks and wetland reserves offering walking and biking trails and is
close to many local amenities such as the local supermarket, healthcare centre, pharmacy, and eateries.
4 2 2
For Sale Buyers $949,000+
View Wed 15 Jun 4.30 - 5.00pm
Sun 19 Jun 11.30 - 12.00pm
Web pb.co.nz/LIU104291
Tanya Marillier
M 027 383 3844
Holly Siddons
M 020 4153 5251
E tanya@pb.co.nz
E holly.siddons@pb.co.nz
Rolleston 2/1135 Goulds Road
Lifestyle, privacy and spacious family living
If you are looking to find your place in the world for you and your family to enjoy all the comforts you deserve, then look no
further, this fabulous 275sqm home situated on a large 1650sqm private section is the perfect place for you. A splendid
property that offers seclusion, space and a garden oasis that will make you feel at home immediately. Four bedrooms, two
bathrooms, three toilets plus an office (could be a fifth bedroom) and an extra storage room (could be an office, hobby room
or playroom) will see every family member able to enjoy their own space as well as enjoying the expansive living quarters
together. The living areas include a formal lounge, a separate open plan living plus a large kitchen and breakfast bar making
for a great space to enjoy time with the family. All bedrooms are a good size, the master has two openings to the outdoor
living area, walk in wardrobe and ensuite with underfloor heating. A wee haven for the adults. Indoor/outdoor flow from both
living areas makes great use of the outside space surrounding the home and is perfect for summer barbecues and
entertaining. A raised vegetable garden, composting area, glasshouse and room for the chickens.
Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz
4 2 2 2
Deadline Sale closes Tuesday 28th June, 2022 at 2.00pm, (unless
sold prior)
View Thu 16 Jun 4.00 - 4.30pm
Sun 19 Jun 1.00 - 1.30pm
Web pb.co.nz/LIU95777
Dawn Pollard
M 022 073 7580
E dawn.pollard@pb.co.nz
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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!
3 1 1 2
For Sale Buyers $809,000+
View By appointment
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
Doyleston 426 Drain Road
Town meets country!
This modern 4 bedroom, 2-bathroom home is ready and waiting for you to call it home! The open plan kitchen, dining, and
living are a great size and a second separate lounge offers room to spread out. The master bedroom is generous in size and is
complemented with a walk-in robe, ensuite, and ranch slider to the outside. Keeping warm is easy here with a fantastic fire,
which heats the home right through. The open plan living room also has a double stacker out to the back yard and overlooks
the large yard which offers plenty of room for the kids to play. Grab yourself a slice of country living in the heart of the
township, and just a short 25 minute drive to Hornby, 2 mins to Leeston or 15 mins to Rolleston or Lincoln! Immediate
possession is available!
4 2 2 2
For Sale Buyers $719,000+
View Sun 19 Jun 3.00 - 3.30pm
Web pb.co.nz/ROU103698
Angela Hunt
M 021 548 777
E angela.hunt@pb.co.nz
Chris Moore
M 027 288 0563
E chris.moore@pb.co.nz
Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz
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Rolleston 39 Chandler Way
Immediate possession available !
This beautifully presented, 180m2 home located in Faringdon is situated on an easy-care, 451m2 section. A welcoming
entrance leads you through to the central hub of the home where the well-appointed, modern, open-plan kitchen, dining and
living area flows for easy interaction with family and friends, with a separate family room creating additional space. The living
areas lead out onto a sun-drenched patio, allowing for fabulous indoor-outdoor flow. The property has four bedrooms, with
the master having a walk-in wardrobe, ensuite and a ranch slider leading out to a patio area. To add to the features of this
home, it has a fabulous family bathroom, complete with bath, shower and vanity, complimented by a separate toilet with
basin. The internal double garaging contains the laundry and ample storage. An established and beautifully planted garden is
fully fenced for children and pets alike. Enjoy the space, peace and serenity of this beautiful home. A short walk to all the
amenities of Southpoint, including the local convenience store. For families and those that like to be active, you will be only
minutes away from the Selwyn aquatic centre.
4 2 2 2
For Sale Buyers $779,000+
View Sun 19 Jun 12.45 - 1.15pm
Web pb.co.nz/ROU103692
Angela Hunt
M 021 548 777
Chris Moore
M 027 288 0563
E angela.hunt@pb.co.nz
E chris.moore@pb.co.nz
Springston 137 Corbetts Road
Bareland in an established setting
Located on quiet Corbetts Road and situated amongst beautiful Canterbury farmland this 3.69ha bareland block with the
ability to build really is the rarest of finds. With its deep silt loam soils and established green fringe this will be a fantastic
property for you to create the rural lifestyle you have always dreamed about with plenty of room for a big shed, pets and
ponies. The property comes with established infrastructure with 9 well fenced paddocks with a central lane and a reticulated
water system throughout with all paddocks serviced with water troughs. The vendor will supply a bore for domestic and stock
water and power to the boundary meaning you can proceed to plan your dream property with confidence and look forward to
your new life in the country. To be sold by way of Deadline Sale with all offers to be presented on or before 5pm on the 27th of
June 2022.
Deadline Sale closes Monday 27th June, 2022 at 5.00pm,
(unless sold prior)
View By appointment
Web pb.co.nz/ROL103755
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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Looking for a property – what really counts?
You are in the market for a new
property, scrolling the Internet,
examining properties for sale and
zeroing in on those with potential. They
might be in locations that offer cheaper
land, larger houses, or convenience to
work or school.
You may have visited show homes
and open homes becoming confused,
overwhelmed or swept away with
emotional factors like having
everything new, or extra features such
as three car garaging.
To be happy with your choice, list the
features that you need, considering:
• Family space – Is there room for
the children to play indoors and for
television and entertainment units?
Should this be open plan or separated?
• Kitchen – What needs to be in
your kitchen? How serious are you
about a butler’s pantry? Is it a whim
or something that offers a practical
solution to the way you use your
kitchen?
• Bedroom sizes – What are optimum
sizes? Smaller bedrooms may translate
to slightly lower building costs while
extra space can be useful. When
looking at existing homes, consider
whether the size of each bedroom is
sufficient.
• Garaging – A standard double
garage once two cars are parked there
offers little space for the toys. What
toys do you have and could they live
with the lawnmower in a garden shed,
a cheaper option to three car garaging?
If the budget allows and a larger garage
with workshop is important, make it a
selection priority.
• Size of land – Lifestyle properties
offer space for children, pets, hobbies,
an expansive garden and perhaps a
home-run business but they require
work so are not for everyone and a
compact section might be more sensible
if a tight budget or busy lifestyle.
• Bathrooms – Second and third
bathrooms are great in homes with
teenagers and a wet shower room is
ideal for young children. A bath might
be fashionable though is often not used
and its absence could mean a more
spacious bathroom.
• Laundry – Would a laundry in the
garage do the job?
• Storage – How much storage do
you need? Weigh up what can truly be
stored in the garage once vehicles are
in, a preference in winter. Garages vary
in size so check the size to ensure your
vehicles will fit. Look also at where
else the house offers storage capacity
such as in hall cupboards, a large hot
water cylinder cupboard, wardrobes
(check their width and depth), walkin
robe, attic storage trusses, as well as
the potential for hooks and shelving
in the garage for bikes, tools, garden
equipment and even kayaks.
• Off-street parking – How many
vehicles can be parked on the driveway?
Will this space be sufficient?
• Garden - Is there sufficient space
for your children to play or for
entertaining?
A checklist will allow you to determine
what will suit your needs, the point of
the exercise, saving you time looking at
properties or potential house designs
while assisting you to decide whether
to buy a new or existing home with
both options having advantages and
disadvantages.
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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.
Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz
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

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security system are just a few of the many extras on
offer with this property. There is a separate standalone
spacious office/studio that gives options for
those who require a dedicated work from home space
or alternatively, room for a dependant relative.
a short, easy commute into the city or out to Ro leston.
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As always, this builder has finished his latest new build to
perfection, incorporating a l the ‘must haves’ and more for
keep cool or warm, as required, at the push of a bu ton with
2 heat pumps.
The home’s practical layout also includes a walk-in linen
room, a substantial separate laundry, a tic storage with
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Your guide to Show Homes & New Sections
in the Selwyn District
Create warmth and ambience
with a log burner
It’s a wet miserable day, you’re curled up in a comfy chair with
a good book, the cat’s asleep at your feet, and you’ve got that
warm and cosy feeling, all thanks to your log burner. Radiant and
convection heat keep you warm, while the orange flames create
ambience and give an instant feeling of warmth.
Efficient log burners provide dry heat that can be transferred
throughout the house. Whether inbuilt or freestanding, log burners
are built to warm your surroundings, but wetback models can also
heat your water, while ones with cook tops are fantastic if the power
goes out!
Emma Hounsell, from FiresNThings, advises, “There is a fire for
everyone.” The log burner you choose should be the best fit for your
home, style and budget, and whether you want to specifically heat
a small area or the whole house with heat transfer. Consultations
should consider where the home is located, the home’s size, and the
existing insulation and windows. Emma suggests that one kilowatt
of heat is required for every 10 square metres. Various makes and
models of log burners have a maximum output range of 10–28
kilowatts.
Council consent is needed for a log burner, and Environment
Canterbury determines the zone based on your property’s location.
Clean air models are classed as ULEB (Ultra Low Emission Burners)
or LEB (low emission burners); they are rated based on the grams
of particulate per kilogram emitted and their efficiency. Multifuel
burners are only available for properties over two hectares, including
rural areas. A log burner provider may do a scope of work with a
site inspection for a complete quote to have the burner installed,
including advising if a flue extension is required due to the ridgeline
or pitch of your roof. Depending on the type of burner and flooring,
the burner may be installed on a concrete, tile or pre-slab hearth.
Maintaining your burner ensures
efficiency and longevity
Regular chimney sweeping assists cleaner burning and safety.
Netting or mesh on the cowl can prevent bird nests from creating
chimney fires. Replace any worn or broken internal components,
including bricks, baffles, and air tubes.
Choosing the type of wood to burn is personal preference and
budget. A reputable wood merchant sells dry wood with less than
25% moisture content. A “hot mix” with a good balance of softwood
and hardwood is popular. Fires burn best and are cleaner with the
setting fully open. Rather than dampening down, only add wood
when it has died down. Firewood is a renewable energy source, with
the carbon emitted from burning being less than coal (often used in
the middle of winter to generate electricity).
Log burners are still a popular and efficient choice to heat your
home. There is nothing better than walking into a room warmed by
a log burner and experiencing that “aah” moment.
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the discerning buyer. Situated on a 1200m 2 section, with
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