Bay Harbour: July 20, 2022

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2022
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Widening
the search
for Bertie
Page 2
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Esplanade bungalow sells for $3.5m
• By Nikki Preston
A LARGE, renovated home
(above) on the highly sought
after Esplanade, in Sumner, has
sold for $3.5 million – more
than $1.6m above RV.
On average only one property
a year comes up for sale on
the street, meaning demand is
high.
Said Harcourts Christchurch
city agent Alison Aitken,
who sold the five-bedroom,
three-bathroom home: “The
Esplanade is the place to be if
you can ever get in there.”
The Esplanade property
was owned by a craftsman
builder who had both renovated
and extended what was initially
a 1940s bungalow to create
a large, modern family
home.
There were six registered
buyers and three people actively
bidding at the auction.
• Turn to page 5
Call for
alcohol
ban after
anti-social
behaviour
• By Emily Moorhouse
AN ALCOHOL ban in Woolston
Village is being investigated after
concerns of anti-social behaviour.
Woolston resident
Paul McMahon
presented a petition
to the Waikura
Linwood-Central-Heathcore
Community
Board at its
latest meeting.
The petition,
with more than 150
signatures from residents and
Paul
McMahon
local businesses, was in support of
introducing an alcohol ban.
McMahon said what was most
upsetting was the increase in public
drinking and intoxication on
Ferry Rd, where a group of people
frequently sit on street furniture
drinking alcohol.
“[They are] leering at women,
scaring school children, begging
for money so they can purchase
cheap alcohol from the local offlicences,”
McMahon said.
McMahon has had discussions
with local businesses, which agree
there is an increase in alcoholrelated
harm in the area.
• Turn to page 3
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• By Chris Barclay
THE SEARCH and appeal for
sightings and information has
widened, but no one has yet picked up
Bertie’s scent.
The beloved seven-and-a-half yearold
golden retriever has been missing
since haring off to chase a rabbit in
Redcliffs’ Barnett Park on June 24.
Her owner Mary McNulty fears the
oldest of her three retrievers has been
stolen, with a reward offered to secure
Bertie’s return to her Moncks
Bay home.
New ‘missing’ signs have
been posted at Barnett Park
and also at dog parks throughout
the city.
“We’ve had a couple of
people say: ‘We’ve seen a
golden retriever. But it’s not
been the right dog, obviously. It’s just
gut-wrenching,” McNulty said.
treasures from the past
“People pass on anything they see
but at this stage nothing’s
happened.”
Earlier in the search,
trained tracking dogs and
a drone operator were used
in a forlorn attempt to trace
Bertie at Barnett Park and
the surrounding area.
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The Te Uaka Lyttelton Museum delves into renowned gaol breaker
Jonathan ‘Jack’ Roberts and his hideaway, Jack’s Hut in the Kaituna
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• By Kristie Boland
Page 5
THREE TITLES and a new
record is what Jack Tyro
has taken away from the
national surf champs held at
Westport’s Nine Mile Beach
over the weekend.
The Sumner 15-year-old
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a the event, winning
the men’s and junior
longboard divisions as
well as the under-16 boys
division.
Tyro said he did not
expec to do as we l as he
did and was “stoked” with
the outcome.
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A SURVEY is revealing a strong
sense of community in the
Lyttelton Harbour and Port Levy
areas.
The purpose of the city
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understanding of risk tolerance
from the impacts of sea level rise.
“An understanding of
community risk tolerance
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rūnanga and council make
informed, community-specific
decisions during phase three of
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Wednesday July 20 2022 Bay Harbour News
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NEWS 3
Show of support for an alcohol ban
• From page 1
A Woolston pharmacist,
who didn’t want to be named,
supported McMahon’s bid to
bring in an alcohol ban.
“There is frequent litter, graffiti
and vandalism in Woolston
Village. We have been robbed
three times since 2011, once at
knifepoint,” they said.
“Woolston has issues with
people consuming alcohol on
the street and loitering around,
particularly on the street
furniture on either side of Ferry
Rd.
“We do not attempt to
intervene or approach these
people because they are often in
groups and highly intoxicated, as
well as abusive and threatening.
We are just resigned to it being
this way and hope it goes away.”
McMahon said these issues
SUMNER residents over the age
of 18 have the opportunity to be
part of academic research about
the communication of climate
change issues.
The study is part of an investigation
into how people prefer
to receive information about
climate change.
Ara Institute of Canterbury
masters of sustainable practice
have been ongoing, but there has
been an increase in the last eight
months.
“There’s plenty of evidence that
there’s a problem,” he said.
“I am aware that an alcohol
ban is a very blunt tool and is not
a solution in itself. I do not
student Beatrice Cheer is
conducting an ethics-approved
anonymous study in Sumner for
her dissertation.
She is using the issue of sea
level rise to find out how people
prefer to engage with messages
about risk.
Cheer said global studies
indicate that people react to
images, academic text or lay
ACTION:
Concerns
about
alcoholrelated
harm
in Woolston
Village have
led to a call
for a ban on
alcohol.
wish to criminalise people who
are poor and addicted to alcohol.”
However, he said it was
important to bring in an alcohol
ban so people in the community
could call the police if they saw
someone drinking in the street
persons copy in different ways
and that even between images,
there is preference. Images
combined with specific wording
can also affect the ability of the
reader to engage in the message,
depending on the tone.
“Some people prefer maps
and some prefer cartoons. And
some people like just the facts
and others prefer a humorous
right away, before waiting for an
issue to arise.
McMahon also wants local
shops to stop selling cheap, high
alcohol percentage single cans,
saying this wasn’t suitable for a
community.
Community board chair
Alexandra Davids thanked
McMahon for his efforts in
gathering signatures and said the
board has been approached by
people in the past with similar
concerns.
She said some business owners
and residents raised concerns in
2016 and the idea of an alcohol
ban was discussed, but as this
was difficult to implement and
isn’t a “one-fix solution” it was
dropped.
“With an alcohol ban police
can move people on, but it’s
about having police available to
message – it varies quite widely,”
she said.
“But overall, it’s important
for communicators to know
what a population prefers and, if
possible, why, so that important
risk messages can be framed
in certain ways. If people can’t
engage with the message,
then they won’t follow urgent
instructions”.
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do that,” she said.
Davids also raised concerns
that by implementing a ban it
would just move people out of
the area, rather than fixing the
issue.
“I think we need to be looking
at the issue on a wider scale,
there’s lots of systematic issues
involved in that.”
The community board has
requested a staff report on the
implementation of an alcohol
ban in Woolston Village. Davids
is hoping to have an update by
early August during the next
meeting.
Survey about climate change seeks participants
Cheer hopes her research will
inform the communication
profession in New Zealand
as well as local and regional
councils, which are needing to
engage with their communities
about climate change on an everincreasing
basis.
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NEWS 5
AUCTIONED: An earthquake-damaged two-bedroom house in Celia St, Redcliffs, sold under the hammer for $562,000. Right – this four-bedroom
home in Clark St, Sumner, sold last week for $968,000.
Stock in Sumner traditionally low in winter
• From page 1
Aitken said there weren’t many
houses for sale in Sumner at the
moment which was consistent
with the winter
months when stock was
traditionally low. Most of
the properties that had
been on the market now
had “sold” signs on them.
Aitken said people
loved living the area’s
energy.
“It’s the community,
it’s the vibe, it’s the beach, it’s the
surf, it’s the shops, it’s the cafes,
it’s the walks,” she said.
Meanwhile, an earthquake-damaged
home in
Redcliffs exceeded vendor and
Alison Aitken
agent expectations after selling at
auction for $562,000 – more than
$70,000 above RV.
The listing agent for the
two-bedroom Celia St
home, Bayleys’ Marilyn
Still, said 11 bidders had
registered for the auction.
“There were lots of people
there wanting to bid,
but it went up too fast,”
she said. “The people
bidding towards the end
were people who wanted
it to repair to either live in or to
keep,” she said.
The auction opened at
$300,000 and eventually sold
after a total of 31 bids.
“The auction was an incredibly
successful auction.”
She said the stand-alone
property had attracted a swathe
of interest from people – many of
whom were hoping to buy it for
a low price, repair it, reinsure it
and then resell it.
It was sold “as is, where is”,
although an earthquake claim
had never been filed on the
property.
Still explained that an earthquake-damaged
property that
had not been assessed by the
Earthquake Commission would
not get insurance unless an engineer’s
report confirmed it was
structurally sound. Without full
insurance, it is also difficult to get
a mortgage.
“That’s something that
people up in the North Island
don’t understand about
Christchurch earthquake business,”
she said..
CoreLogic chief economist
Kelvin Davidson said that “as
is, where is” sales were a rarity
in the Christchurch market,
whereas 10 years go about one in
20 houses sold in the city were
earthquake-damaged.
Most of the city’s earthquake-damaged
properties had
either been fixed or demolished,
he said.
“Redcliffs is on the side of the
hill that was badly damaged [in
the earthquakes] and there could
be the odd ‘as, where is’ property
kicking around but it would be
the exception rather than the
rule,” said Davidson.
Still recently sold four-bedroom
cottage in the suburb, on
Clark St, for $968,000. It was the
first time the property had been
on the market in 38 years and it
was bought by a couple who lived
in another area of Christchurch.
Still recently sold fourbedroom
cottage in Clark St,
Sumner, for $968,000. It was the
first time the property had been
on the market in 38 years and it
was bought by a couple who lived
in another area of Christchurch,
but had wanted to move to
Sumner.
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NEWS 7
Coastal Pathway progress on track
Hanno
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Christchurch
Coastal
Pathway
Group
updates readers on the
project
CONSTRUCTION of the final
section of the Christchurch
Coastal Pathway: Te Ara Ihutai
has progressed exceedingly well,
according to our contractor
Fulton Hogan. They have been
busy working in multiple areas,
installing infrastructure along
the segment between the pump
station and Shag Rock, and sheet
piling between the tram stop
and the rifle range drain to allow
for the first stage of the rock
revetment construction.
It’s very important that
Fulton Hogan completes critical
infrastructure work before the
anticipated return of the
endangered white flippered
penguins in August. Since much
of this work is carried out in the
narrowest section between the
rock cliff and the estuary, they
have had to close one lane of
traffic during parts of the day.
The most difficult part of the
project – the renewal of the
sewer and water services – is
nearing completion, allowing
the upgrade of the power cables
to commence. This part of the
project should be completed
in approximately three weeks,
resulting in a return to normal
two-way traffic for a period of
time prior to construction
of the anchor block wall and
cantilevered path sections of the
project. Once complete, this
will allow us to walk, scoot,
bike and jog on the completed
pathway – all the way from
Ferrymead to Sumner.
Approximately 180 metres of
sheet piling has been installed
between the tram stop and the
rifle range drain, and the rock
revetment that will eventually
support the pathway is now
being built. Workers are also
building a new timber bridge off
site that will span the rifle range
drain. Once the rock revetment
is complete, between the tram
stop and rifle range drain the
sheet piling will be reused in the
section between the rifle range
drain and the Christchurch
Yacht Club.
Please look after our road
workers by sticking to the
reduced 30kph speed limit when
driving through the roadworks.
Also please be on the lookout for
merging cyclists and pedestrians
at temporary crossings.
ONWARDS: Fulton Hogan
is nearing completion of
the most difficult part of
the project, the renewal of
sewer and water services.
• Feel free to contact
the Coastal Pathway
Group at http:ccp.org.nz
with any questions
or comments.
The Christchurch
Coastal Pathway Group
had the initial vision for
the four-metre wide
shared pathway to
connect people, land, and
the sea.
Its mission is to
promote and facilitate
the creation and use
of an internationallystandard
coastal
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Scarborough Beach
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Waikura Linwood-Central-
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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Trial aims to boost lake’s eco-system
IT IS HOPED an ambitious,
underwater planting trial at Te
Waihora/Lake Ellesmere will help
restore the ecosystem.
National Institute of Water and
Atmospheric Research scientists
are working to re-establish beds
of kōrepo (Ruppia megacarpa),
a tall submerged plant that
stabilises bottom sediments, helps
keep water clean, and provides
good habitat for fish and other
aquatic organisms.
Decades ago, the lake was
dominated by this vegetation –
until a massive storm in 1968 (the
same one that caused the Wahine
maritime disaster) ripped out the
plant beds.
It destroyed the lake’s filtration
system – fuelling algal blooms.
The kōrepo also had a buffering
effect on waves, and the loss of
this barrier caused sediment to
resuspend (stir up) – providing
nutrients for the algal growth.
As a result, the water became
permanently murky and
the kōrepo beds couldn’t reestablish.
In recent years, NIWA has been
working with the Te Waihora cogovernance
partners on a range
of activities to try and re-grow
other types of macrophytes (water
plants) in the lake, such asfennelleaved
pondweed (Stuckenia
pectinata) and horse’s mane weed
(Ruppia polycarpa).
However, none have properly
established.
In 2018 a coastal survey
revealed a couple of sites that still
supported kōrepo – including
Ashworth’s Ponds in North
Canterbury.
In 2020, the scientists gained
approval to collect this species
from the ponds.
The plants were then
transferred to a culture facility
made up of large plastic tanks in
Taumutu, close to the lake.
NIWA lead scientist, Mary de
Winton, said a range of treatment
methods were used.
“We were trying to evaluate
which techniques were best, both
for plant growth and also ease
of handling and planting into Te
Waihora,” she said.
This included trialling the
kōrepo in sand, soil and gravel
mixes (as a growth medium) and
planting them in biodegradable
pots, rock wool, hessian sleeves
or sacks, ready for transplanting
once they had established.
The team also had to ensure the
plants wouldn’t be ‘shocked’ by
their new environment.
Said de Winton: “In May, we
checked the salinity of the water
at Te Waihora and based on that
reading, we added salt to the
culture to help them prepare for
their move from freshwater to
brackish water in the lagoon.”
On June 19, 2022, the arduous
process began of transferring
around 700 potted plants to their
new home in Overton’s Bay, a
naturally sheltered part of the lake
TRIAL: National Institute
of Water and Atmospheric
Research’s Paul Champion
and Mary de Winton,
harvesting plant material at
Ashworth’s Ponds.
on the western side.
Paul Champion, NIWA
principal scientist of freshwater
ecology, said conditions over
that four-day period were “pretty
horrid”.
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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Planting kōrepo helps keep water clean
• From page 8
“We had quite high winds and
the water temperature was pretty
low. At one point, we arrived
to find our hose and gloves
had frozen solid. But we wore
exposure suits, so it wasn’t too
uncomfortable,” he said.
The team included NIWA
hydrodynamics technician
Jade Arnold, who looked after
field logistics, was in charge of
transferring the material from the
growth facility to the lake.
Meanwhile, fellow scientist
Iñigo Zabarte-Maeztu – armed
with a face mask – was tasked
with securing each plant in its
spot, into depressions in sticky
mud on the lake floor.
Champion said a plastic mesh
cage was placed over a portion
of the kōrepo, to protect them from
water birds such as black swans.
“We want to see if bird
browsing is a reason that plants
haven’t previously been able to
persist in those areas.”
It’s hoped the kōrepo will start
growing in spring – and it will
be known by summer whether
they’ve established or not.
Said Champion: “We have
noticed from Google Earth that
other submerged vegetation
has grown in Overton’s Bay on
a couple of occasions in the last
10 years, so we knew that our
transplant site was capable of
supporting plants, at least for a
short period of time.”
He is thrilled be part of such an
ambitious project – which could
potentially be a turning point for
the lake’s health.
“I don’t know if we’re going
to get there, but I think that by
putting that amount of material
in it, we’ve given kōrepo a
fighting chance.”
HABITAT: Underwater
planting at Te Waihora/Lake
Ellesmere’s Overton’s Bay
by NIWA scientists hopes
to re-establish submerged
vegetation. Below right –
Potted plants ready for
transplantation.
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AN interesting reminiscence
has come to light regarding one
of Canterbury’s most renowned
gaol breakers, Jonathan Roberts.
In this document, the unnamed
author and owner of the
old photograph of Jack’s Hut,
Kaituna Valley, recounts how
his grandfather and great uncle
would take food up to the hut,
which he claims was built by the
wrongly accused ‘horse thief’
Roberts while on the run after
breaking out of Rīpapa Island
gaol.
The kindness shown to ‘Jack’
and the ready belief in his innocence
was typical of the wider
public sympathy for the young
man and his daring exploits in
defiance of the law.
Jonathan Roberts was born
in 1861 in Cornwall, UK. His
parents moved to South Canterbury,
near Temuka, to take up
farming when he was a child.
Jonathan, aged 17 years, settled
on a banking career and was
employed as a bank clerk at the
Temuka Bank of New Zealand in
December 1877. Eight years later,
in April 1885, at the venerable
age of 25, he resigned, ending
up in Christchurch in late 1886
looking to make something of
his life beyond banking.
This new career led to him
making use of his technical
writing skills in the forging of a
cheque that was cashed out for
£76 17s 6d. More or less caught
in the act, the former bank clerk
protested his innocence, but
pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to 12 months hard labour in
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Treasures from the past:
Gaol breaker Jack Roberts
HIDEAWAY: Jack’s Hut, Kaituna Valley, late 1800s. Built by
Jonathan Roberts while hiding from the police for horse
stealing. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum Ref 14842.1
https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1135753
September 1886.
After serving his time, Roberts
made his way back to Timaru,
but in January 1888 again ran
afoul of the law when convicted
of horse stealing and sentenced
to five years hard labour. While
again protesting his innocence,
and somewhat taken aback at the
severity of the sentence, Roberts
promptly bolted from Timaru
gaol and was at liberty from
April 28 to May 30, 1888. And
so the legend of the free-spirited
gaol breaker was born.
While on the run there were
numerous reports of sightings,
and police north and south of
Timaru were kept busy for a
month, much to the amusement
of the local populace and newspapers,
with reports that the
women of Timaru ‘prayed for
his escape’ every night he was a
free man. Helped along the way
by various well-wishers, he was
eventually caught in Killinchy
where he had been working as a
farm labourer.
Taken to Christchurch gaol,
on June 6 he was sentenced to a
further year for the escape and
ended up in the prisoner work
gang at Fort Jervois on the infamous
Rīpapa Island.
The island could not hold
the irrepressible Roberts and
he again bolted just two days
later on 8 June 1888. Breaking
through a wall and crossing the
channel at high tide, he made
his way through Purau to the
heights overlooking Koukourarata
Port Levy before turning
towards Te Ahu Patiki Mt
Herbert and finally the Kaituna
Valley where he built Jack’s Hut.
The news caused a sensation
and Jonathan Roberts was once
again the talk of Canterbury
with a £50 reward for his capture
as the police scoured the Port
Hills.
Meanwhile, he was feted at the
Christchurch Skating Carnival,
and drunken hooligans chanted
his name in the city streets.
A sixpence pamphlet was
published titled Adventures of
Jonathan Roberts, along with
a good trade in photograph
keepsakes, while the Mohawk
Minstrels theatre company
performed the farce ‘The Escape
of Jonathan Roberts’ to much
applause.
By late August 1888 rumours
were circulating that Roberts had
escaped on a sailing ship bound
for the Americas, and eventually
he faded into Canterbury history.
Then in August 1924 an article
was published in the NZ Truth
purporting to interview the
old Jonathan Roberts, then 63,
and living in ‘domestic bliss’ on
his own farm in Virginia, US,
having lived a life free of crime,
thanks to the kindness
of strangers.
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closures reducing the number of
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Strong branding for new
Sportage
KIA’S FRESH image is now
complete, its new stylised logo is
landing here in big numbers.
It’s an unusual move for a car
company to change its branding
and look, but Kia has done it and
already it has become an accepted
part of any new Kia.
What’s more, the new logo is
bold, it stands out on a vehicle
and comes at a time when updated
models are leaving the Korean
factories. One of those is the
striking all-new Sportage, and it
is the subject of this evaluation.
The fifth-generation Sportage
has a totally new shape, and it will
lure buyers with its powerful design,
practicality and ease of use.
The mid-size sport utility vehicle
market is New Zealand’s most
buoyant, and the new Sportage
will look to maintain the ground
it has established here. I can’t
see any reason why that won’t
happen, it is a quality car and one
that is most enjoyable to drive,
especially in test car form where
its 2-litre diesel engine simply
delights with its strength and
economy.
Of course, there are both petrol
and diesel options in the line-up
and, as you would suspect, there
is a choice of front-wheel-drive
only or four-wheel-drive variants.
In total there are eight models in
the range, four petrol and four
diesel, and they list from $39,990
to $59,990, the latter relates to
the X-Line diesel as tested. While
its price tag may be a little out
of reach for the average family
buyer, I can’t help but think how
tempting the entry-level price is.
According to Kia, hybrids and
fully electric Sportage models are
also destined for our market in
due course.
The X-Line diesel simply
borders on the luxury car class,
it is plush inside, with full leather
trim and all the goodies to keep
all travellers happy. High quality
trim plastics and trim materials
are utilised, giving the Sportage a
premium feel.
I particularly like the dial gearshit
selector (only on X-Line)
and the dash panel graphics; well
the wide main screen is actually
split into two display units,
the one directly in front of the
driver incorporates the dial-like
readouts for speedometer and tachometer.
They change to a rear/
side view when the indicator is
activated. It is clever technology
that fifrst came to my notice in a
Hyundai. I’m pleased both companies
have adopted the system,
bearing in mind Hyundai and Kia
are under the same ownership.
That’s not all the two brands
share, of course, the drivelines
and powertrains are universal
through much of both company’s
products and the 2-litre diesel is
BOLD: The Kia Sportage has strong lines from all angles.
KIA SPORTAGE X-LINE: Four diesel and four petrol variants to choose from.
the result of much collaboration,
resulting in a smooth, sophisticated
unit that drives through
an equally refifned eight-speed
automatic transmission.
Kia rates the turbocharged
diesel with 137kW and 416Nm.
They are generous outputs and,
of course, realised low at just
4000rpm and 2000rpm for
torque. The result is a solid,
fluid flow of power that tantalises
with its mid-range boost and
smooth delivery. The latter is
nothing that surprises me, the
previous generation diesels that
have come out of the Kia factories
thrill with their quiet nature and
strength.
They also impress with their
fuel thrit. The Sportage in this
form is rated with a 7.3-litre
per 100km/h combined cycle
average. By my reckoning I’d say
that is quite achievable. The dash
display was constantly reading
at 8.8l/100km/h, that fifgure even
listing during the suburb to the
city commute. On a long highway
run it dropped to 7.6l/100km/h
with an instantaneous reading of
6l/100km cruising the legal limit,
the engine ticking over slowly at
1500rpm.
The Sportage is an adept
highway cruiser, well it’s also
a superb commuter, but it’s on
the open road where you can
really feel its sophistication. It
moves through the air ever so
• Price – Kia Sportage
X-Line, AWD, $59,990
• Dimensions – Length,
4660mm; width, 1865mm;
height, 1655mm
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,
four-wheel-drive,
1998cc, 137kW, 416Nm,
eight-speed automatic
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 8sec
• Fuel usage – 7.3/100km
quietly and picks up very little
underneath, the 19in Nexen tyres
aren’t rowdy on coarse chip seal
and dispensing the kilometres
leaves the occupants comfortable
through a spacious interior
environment.
At almost 4.7m in length the
Sportage isn’t huge, but it feels
like a big car inside thanks to
a well-designed interior that
provides an air of openness. That
also translates into vision for
the driver, not only are there the
mandatory rear view reversing
aids, but vision through the rear
quarter is vast.
It’s that ease of driving that is
felt throughout the whole vehicle,
it feels lithe on the road, which in
translation doesn’t tax the driver.
There is just enough fifrming and
feedback to keep the driver well
in touch as to how it feels on the
road.
The new Sportage incorporates
an electronic damping control
system that optimises balance
and stability. It’s a nice feeling and
one of certain security as acceleration
is requested on corner
exit. That big surge of torque
mid-range has the Sportage fairly
sprinting toward the next bend.
The turbo boost offers substantial
feel from beneath the throttle
pedal, although if you wanted to
moderate the flow of power there
is a choice of driver selectable
drive modes – eco, normal, smart
and sport – each has its own feel
and purpose.
Kia is also pitching the
Sportage as a genuine crosscountry
model, there are several
drive modes the driver can switch
to so that all-terrain surfaces can
be tackled. I’ll be bold enough to
say it would make easy work of
the ski fifeld access road.
When I picked up the evaluation
car I remarked on the
healthy number of cars in stock
at the dealership. I was told there
was good supply for most models,
although some specififcation
variants and some colours would
require a wait.
All of those cars, SUVs and
electric vehicles on display in
the showroom and forecourt
had the new logo, and that leads
me to look at every Kia I see on
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badge, and I guess that is the
response Kia would want.
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