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Trying to live sustainably: 

‘Every little bit counts’ 

FOR DAVE Bryce, one of the 

secrets to living a healthier and 

longer life is getting down in the 

dirt. 

At 74, Bryce has been working 

to live as sustainably as possible 

for the past 20 years. 

“My wife and I are trying to 

live as sustainably as we can by 

providing for most of our needs 

through nature. 

“We grow trees for firewood, 

eat from our garden, and heat 

our house from the sun. 

“We’ve found that working 

with plants and trees is important. 

There’s bacteria on them 

and in the soil that interact with 

our own microbiomes and stimulate 

our endorphins. 

“We feel good and it keeps us 

healthier and more resilient,” he 

said. 

As a volunteer, Bryce uses his 

spare time to co-ordinate the 

restoration of Drayton Reserve, 

a former pastoral farm that sits 

below his home on Mt Pleasant. 

“Scientists have said that 50 

per cent of the earth’s surface 

needs to be returned back to 

its original ecosystems if the 

human species is to survive, so 

we are totally dependent on that 

happening and we’re working on 

COMMITTED: Dave Bryce uses his spare time to co-ordinate restorating Drayton Reserve. 

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doing it here,” he said. 

“There are many benefits to 

working with nature and every 

time you go into the reserve, 

there is something new to learn 

about the interactions between 

the plants, bird-life, insects and 

fish.” 

Bryce has organised volunteers 

to work in Drayton Reserve since 

2016 and estimates they have 

planted about 8000 trees. 

“We’ve been doing this for 

six years and are in our seventh 

planting season. We try to put 

in a thousand trees a year, but it 

usually ends up being more than 

that. 

“We have 200 people on our 

email list, and 10 to 20 regulars. 

We’re always looking for more 

people who are keen to get involved, 

whether it be individuals, 

businesses or school groups. 

“All of our trees are ecosourced, 

provided by the [city] 

council, and we get them right 

here in Christchurch from Trees 

for Canterbury.” 

Bryce keeps the group growing 

with regular working bees and 

newsletters. 

He has also been involved with 

the creation of the Eco Kiwi 

Pledges, a joint effort with the 

Redcliffs Residents’ Association, 

which lists ways people can reduce 

their carbon emissions and 

improve biodiversity. 

While planting trees and 

looking after the reserve takes 

up a lot of Bryce’s spare time, he 

is also a keen gardener, growing 

more than 100 edible species in 

his garden. 

From grapes and guava to 

broccoli and bananas, Bryce has 

attempted to grow it all. 

“We love having our own 

garden and it means we can 

reuse our waste, we don’t have to 

go out and buy fruits and vegies, 

and we’re integrating with our 

own ecosystem. 

“Anyone can start getting a 

garden growing. You can simply 

start by growing micro greens on 

your kitchen bench. 

“I recommend starting off 

small. Things like lettuces are 

great as they grow all year round. 

Or peas and broad beans are also 

quite easy. 

“Every little bit counts and 

anything can be helpful. We 

need to learn to live within 

nature if we want to survive on 

this planet, everyone can do it,” 

said Bryce. 

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Chasing family history 

EVER WONDERED about the 

women in your family history 

who never got the attention they 

deserved? 

How about finding out more 

about whakapapa research and 

your ancestry? 

The Christchurch Family History 

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Hosted at Tūranga by 

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events on between Friday and 

Sunday, August 19-21. 

“We’ve got a range of speakers 

and workshops with genealogists, 

as well as local family 

history enthusiasts and experts 

lined up for anyone interested in 

finding out more about their ancestry,” 

said head of libraries and 

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“We’re really excited to have 

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it down to the South Island, with 

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Last week 19 banana boxes of 

fruit arrived. The Ferrymead and 

New Brighton Lions clubs distributed 

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Personal twist to research on 

• By Tina Grumball 

FOR OLIVIA Shimasaki, her 

research into those affected by 

nuclear weapons and testing 

uncovered a personal twist. 

Her grandmother was nineyears-old 

in 1945 when atomic 

bombs were dropped on Japan, 

first on Hiroshima on August 

6 and then Nagasaki three days 

later. 

Living in a village about 

three hours north of Tokyo, 

Shimasaki said her grandmother 

remembered the bombings and 

the “shock to the nation” they 

caused. 

Between 60,000 and 80,000 

people were killed immediately 

in Hiroshima, and more than 

70,000 were killed in the subsequent 

bombing of Nagasaki. 

“I think it would have been 

something people all over 

Japan felt a connection to as it 

happened to their citizens and 

country,” Shimasaki said. 

“I’ve been studying specifically 

oral histories associated with 

experiences of nuclear weapons 

and testing and exposure to 

radiation for the past seven years 

now.” 

To further her research, she 

has been picked for an internship 

opportunity with the International 

Atomic Energy Agency. 

There were seven women globally 

picked for the programme 

that focuses on getting women 

into the nuclear field. 

Shimasaki is the first from 

New Zealand. 

Shimasaki lives and works 

in Christchurch as a part-time 

youth programmes co-ordinator 

for The Peace Foundation, and 

a youth and young adults officer 

for the Society of St Vincent De 

Paul. 

Her interest in the area began 

during a university lecture. 

“This individual came in and 

showed a video on the effects of 

nuclear weapons in the Pacific,” 

she recalled. 

“It was really heavily oral 

STUDY: Olivia 

Shimasaki 

is pictured 

here with 

her Master’s 

thesis: 

Seventy-Five 

years on: an 

ethnographic 

exploration of 

oral histories 

of the atomic 

bombing of 

Hiroshima. 

It is open on 

the picture 

of the green 

shirt. 

PHOTO: TINA 

GRUMBALL 

history-based, looking at individuals 

who are impacted.” 

That lecture made her question 

why she had never heard about it 

and what she could do for those 

affected. 

“So I went off and I did a lot 

more research.” 

Shimasaki was granted a 

scholarship by the Peace and 

Disarmament Education fund 

to travel to Japan and interview 

Hibakusha, who are “people affected 

by nuclear bombs, atomic 

bombs and radiation.” 

“I got to talk with these people, 

around my grandparents’ age, 

and hear their oral histories and 

share those with the world,” she 

said. 

What drove her was trying to 

get their stories out there and 

show others the lasting effects, 

and what others can do to support 

those already exposed. 

She also interviewed two 

nuclear test veterans in New 

Zealand, including Roy Sefton 

and the wife of an atomic bomb 

tester. 

“All of the oral histories in 

my thesis I feel are so impactful 

which is why I’m going to do 

this internship and going to 

learn more, and hopefully 

speak out for peace because they 

all have something to contribute 

to the nuclear discussion,” she 

said. 

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three months to a year at the 

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placed in the Department of 

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the effects of nuclear weapons 

A few years ago, she was one of 

100 women globally to receive the 

IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie 

fellowship and through that she 

was contacted and offered the internship 

to continue the research 

she had done. 

“I just hope that we can continue 

to speak out for peace and 

we take the time to listen to these 

people’s stories so that we can 

learn from the past,” Shimasaki 

said. 

“I guess the threat of nuclear 

warfare isn’t new, but the ways 

that we can address it have 

changed.” 

While every story stuck with 

her, Shimasaki said one that 

stuck out was about a green shirt; 

“it seems like the most simple 

thing if you saw it.” 

“I’d seen [the green shirt] in the 

War Memorial Museum when I’d 

visited . . . I thought it was such 

a sad, touching story that it was 

the only item left that this family 

had in remembrance of their 

daughter; they had nothing else. 

“The following day, I spoke 

with one of my interviewees and 

it actually turned out that that 

was one of his sisters’ shirt and 

they only found it decades later in 

their mother’s drawer, wrapped 

up really preciously, and they had 

no idea that she’d kept that from 

their sister, and that she’d held 

onto that trauma and that loss, up 

into her old age.” 

“There’s really so many powerful, 

sad stories that I think just 

need to be heard,” she said. 

Shimasaki noted that all of the 

people she spoke to “have made 

a conscious decision to speak out 

for peace.” 

She recalled a man she spoke 

to that had only attended the 

Hiroshima Memorial Museum 

decades after he was exposed 

to radiation in the atomic bombing. 

Now retired, it was after 

reading that hundreds of people 

in the same year at school as 

him had died that he felt an 

“obligation, in a way, to speak 

out for those people that had 

died because they couldn’t do it 

themselves.” 

“[What’s] really inspirational 

is these people, after all these 

years, are still choosing to [speak 

for peace] and wanting to spread 

peace so that they know no 

one ever has to go through that 

again,” she said. 

Shimasaki leaves for the internship, 

in Austria, in September 

and is excited to go. 

“I think it’s going to be a very 

exciting challenge and a big 

change for me, but it’s something 

I’m really looking forward to 

going and doing.” 

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NEWS 7 

New home for Bush Farm Education 

• By Annabel Black 

FINDING AND securing a new 

residence for much-loved Bush 

Farm Education has been an 

involved process for managing 

director and lead kaiako Katie 

Earle and her team. 

“We were 

looking for a 

new location 

that could offer 

a connection to 

the land, sea and 

nature, similar 

to what we had 

Katie Earle at Orton Bradley 

Park,” Earle said. 

Reaching out to the local 

community led Earle to meet 

with Denis Aldridge from Living 

Springs, and the synergy between 

the two organisations was 

quickly realised. 

To celebrate the new partnership, 

Bush Farm will be holding 

an open day at Living Springs on 

September 1 at 3pm. 

For 50 years, Living Springs 

has attracted many thousands 

of young people and community 

groups to a unique and 

breath-taking setting. The 

campers engage with nature, 

unplug from city life and have 

the opportunity to take part in 

challenging adventures. 

Living Springs business 

development manager Heba 

Mashhour said: “Much of our 

OUTDOORS: For 10-year-old Baxter Scott, Bush Farm 

Education is his favourite place to be – other than home. 

ethos centres around well-being, 

the outdoors, the environment 

and education. As such, we are 

delighted to welcome Bush Farm 

education to Living Springs.” 

For Bush Farm, the new location 

offers a stream, native bush, 

a working sheep farm, animals, 

access to the sea, and a similar 

vision. 

For working parents, it’s even 

closer to Ōtautahi Christchurch, 

now a 15-minute commute over 

the hill from Colombo St, and a 

similar drive from Lyttelton and 

Diamond Harbour. 

Bush Farm Education started 

in 2018 to cater to the people 

of Waitaha Canterbury. It grew 

out of the need to bring a deeper 

connection to the farm, sea and 

whenua. 

Research indicates children 

who experience outdoor play 

have higher pro-environmental 

attitudes, are more resilient and 

are resourceful, while Indigenous 

knowledge shows a deep 

connection to the whenua fosters 

holistic well-being and supports 

a sense of identity and belonging. 

“By combining both lenses, 

within a relationship-based 

environment, our whānau can 

flourish in their knowledge, and 

further their understanding of 

the world,” Earle said. 

“Bush Farm operates outdoors, 

year-round, in all weathers. 

We’re an organisation that connects 

nature with resourcefulness. 

We follow the cycles of the 

seasons. We ask the ‘why’ and 

the ‘how’. We craft, we observe, 

we gather, we kōrero.” 

The feedback is unanimous: 

the children and their families 

love it. 

Baxter Scott is 10-years-old 

and has been a student at Bush 

Farm since the start of the year. 

He takes leave from his local 

primary school to attend each 

Thursday during the school 

term, as well as joining holiday 

programmes events. 

“Being somewhere new means 

we can do different things 

around Living Springs,” said 

Baxter. 

“I say it will be very nice – I 

am so happy that Living Springs 

is allowing us to keep going. I 

love Bush Farm – learning about 

the outdoors has been great. 

Other than my home(s) it’s my 

favourite place to be, it feels like I 

have a lot of friends there.” 

Bush Farm uses a variety of 

tools on its programmes such 

as sensory awareness, self-care, 

quiet mind, autonomy, co-operation, 

empathy, interdependence, 

pattern detection, singing and 

storytelling. The school ensures 

learners are connected to themselves, 

their community and 

their environment in a way that 

empowers them to act as kaitiaki 

and future problem-solvers. 

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Hilda’s rose planted at Mona Vale 

• By Tina Grumball 

A “VERY SPECIAL” rose has 

been planted in Mona Vale 

Garden Park in honour of its 

namesake who was murdered 

under suspicious circumstances. 

English peace campaigner and 

world renowned rose-grower 

Hilda Murrell was found dead in 

the Shropshire countryside, West 

Midlands, in 1984. 

While a person was arrested 

and sent to prison for her murder 

in 2005, there is still uncertainty 

surrounding her “bizarre, 

strange” death, including the role 

of British intelligence. 

A prominent figure at the rose 

planting ceremony, her nephew 

Robert Green published a book 

about her death called A Thorn 

in Their Side in 2013. 

In his book, Green explored 

new evidence that should have 

acquitted the charged man and 

exposes police errors from their 

investigation. 

Green served for 20 years in 

the British Royal Navy, from 

1962-82, where he worked with 

nuclear depth-bombs and as an 

intelligence officer during the 

Falklands War. 

Now a leading figure in talking 

about disarmament, including 

nuclear, he lives in Christchurch 

and is married to Dr Kate Dewes 

– another prominent figure in 

ENDURING: Rob Green with a Hilda Murrell rose bush, which was planted at Mona Vale. 

A world-renowned rose grower and peace campaigner, Murrell (inset) was murdered in 

1984 in what was described as “bizarre, strange” circumstances. 

this area. 

The rose planted last Tuesday 

was named after Murrell just 

three weeks before she was 

murdered, as a tribute to her and 

the international respect she had 

gained as a rose-grower by David 

Austin, a famous rose grower 

himself. 

“This was an old-fashioned 

rose which was developed by a 

famous rose grower in England 

called David Austin back in the 

1980s and 90s,” Green told The 

Star. 

“He knew my aunt . . . admired 

her, and this rose, as she described 

it in her own diary . . . it’s 

an old-fashioned warm pink after 

the manner of Constance Spry.” 

Constance Spry was a famous 

pioneer and collector of old 

English roses. 

These older roses, like the Hilda 

Murrell rose, are different to 

those more modern, as they only 

flower once a year. 

“They have a very strong scent 

and they’re all very special. They 

have a long history going back 

hundreds of years,” Green said. 

He said the stock of Hilda’s 

rose almost died out in the 

United Kingdom, but some New 

Zealand rose growers worked 

“diligently” to propagate the 

plant. 

There are now 11 plants 

ready to be distributed to the 

rest of the country, starting in 

Christchurch. 

“I am confident that Hilda 

would have been delighted to 

know [it].” 

Murrell was also a campaigner 

against nuclear waste from the 

nuclear power plants that generate 

electricity. 

“The problem of nuclear power 

plants is that if they go wrong 

then they have hundreds of times 

the radioactivity in them than 

nuclear weapons . . . it can spread 

on the wind, and you can’t get 

rid of it for years and years, and 

it’s basically poisonous,” Green 

said. 

Green noted the Ukranian 

War is something Murrell would 

have kept a close eye on as the 

biggest nuclear power plant is 

there, and, if it got out of control, 

“it would radiate the whole of 

Europe”. 

“She was also concerned about 

nuclear weapons, but her primary 

concern was about waste.” 

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the 77th anniversary gathering 

in Hagley Park for the atomic 

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Treasures from the past: 

Lyttelton Timeball Station 

FROM ITS prominent position high 

on the ridge above Officers Point, 

the Lyttelton Timeball Station has 

been a significant landmark on the 

skyline since its completion in 1876. 

With Lyttelton being a busy port, 

this location was chosen in order 

that the dropping of the timeball 

and associated flag signalling could 

be seen from the township, inner 

harbour and the Adderley Head 

signal station at the entrance to 

Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour. 

Albeit a well loved feature of 

Lyttelton’s landscape, the Timeball 

Station’s purpose and function 

is not always well understood if 

current anecdotal accounts are anything 

to go by; we aim to put that 

to rights here! The dropping of the 

Timeball at precisely 1 pm NZMT 

(NZ Mean Time) enabled ship’s 

captains to compare local time with 

GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) – a 

crucial means of recalibrating their 

instruments after long sea voyages, 

during which chronometers could 

gain or lose precious seconds. 

In any long sea journey, accurate 

determination of a ship’s position 

(latitude and longitude) is critical 

– a few degrees out can mean the 

difference between life and death 

due to the risks of collision with 

landmasses or reefs, or other 

maritime losses resulting from not 

knowing exactly where you are. In 

1800s and 1900s European sailing 

practice, latitude was relatively 

easy to calculate with the use of an 

astrolabe (cross staff) or sextant, 

which measured the angle between 

the sun and the horizon. Longitude 

posed a greater challenge; the much 

used ‘dead reckoning’ perhaps in 

part named due to the consequences 

of getting it wrong – ”you’re dead if 

you don’t reckon right”. 

Lieutenant James Cook had taken 

an early chronometer for a test 

drive on his second voyage to New 

Zealand in 1772, resulting in the 

confirmation of the success of the 

technique. With a chronometer on 

board, a navigator could accurately 

calculate the difference between the 

time at a previously known fixed 

point and the time at his current 

position, thus being able to calculate 

longitude accurately. The development 

of a reliable chronometer by 

English watchmaker George Harrison 

in 1759, after 30 years effort, 

was the linchpin for the widespread 

uptake of this method of navigation. 

One of Harrison’s clocks is housed 

in the Royal Observatory at Greenwich 

for those lucky enough to visit. 

Consequently, a network of timeballs 

of varied designs sprung up in 

major ports around the globe in the 

Victorian era. Lyttelton’s Timeball 

was one of six throughout Aotearoa 

– Auckland, Wanganui, Wellington, 

Timaru and Dunedin also had their 

maritime timepieces, with Nelson 

having a noon time gun and a contemporary 

timeball being constructed 

on the Whangarei marina office 

in the 1990s. 

With Siemens Brothers apparatus, 

and its wooden frame covered in a 

zinc cladding, the Lyttelton timeball 

was manually wound to the top of 

the mast at three minutes to 1pm 

each day. 

Originally, the drop was triggered 

telegraphically via the Colonial 

Observatory in Wellington then the 

Telegraph Office in Lyttelton, to the 

Edward Dent and Co clock in the 

clock room of the tower, although 

the ball could also be dropped 

manually. The moment the ball left 

the crossbar signalled precisely 1pm; 

that time was chosen as mariners 

were otherwise engaged at noon - 

seamen changing watch and staff at 

observatories busy taking noontime 

sun readings. 

This great description by George 

Eiby, Superintendent of the Seismological 

Observatory in 1978, does 

not however, evoke the wonderful 

sound effects of the old ball in 

action – a rhythmic clacking on its 

ascent and a loud woosh as the ball 

fell. 

“The timeball is not a complicated 

mechanism. Before it can drop, it 

must be hoisted to the top of the 

mast and lowered gingerly on to a 

catch. This is done with the help 

of a rack and pinion driven by 

a handwheel. The process bears 

comparison with the setting of an 

old-fashioned mousetrap. When the 

catch is pulled away, the ball slides 

rapidly down the mast and comes to 

rest on rubber buffers at the bottom. 

The speed of the descent is controlled 

by a piston attached to the 

ball, which drives air out of a long 

cylinder rather like a giant bicycle 

pump. A tap at the bottom controls 

the escaping air and ensures that the 

ball falls quickly enough to provide 

a clear signal, but not so fast that it 

does itself an injury when it hits the 

bottom.” 

With the rapid development of 

radio communications during and 

post WW1, official use of the timeball 

ceased in December 1934, after 

58 years of service. 

In next week’s column we will 

focus on the Timeball Station 

building in more detail; both the 

original “castle on the hill” and the 

post-earthquake rebuild by Heritage 

New Zealand. 

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SPORT 13 

Linwood edge Hornby in epic battle 

• By Will Evans 

LINWOOD KEAS have 

regained the symbol of 

Canterbury Rugby League 

supremacy, Penitito Ilalio 

etching his name into grand 

final folklore through a 

phenomenal 50m solo matchwinner 

in the dying seconds. 

The Keas edged defending 

champion Hornby 34-30 at Nga 

Puna Wai on Sunday, icing a 

successful grand final schedule 

for Linwood, who also claimed 

the women’s and men’s premier 

reserve grade silverware. 

Linwood’s elite men’s team 

reeled in a 12-point half-time 

deficit to lead 24-18, although 

the Panthers appeared on course 

for back-to-back titles after 

scoring two unanswered tries to 

regain the advantage 30-24. 

Earlier wing Vaione Siaki 

opened the Pat Smith Trophy 

grand final scoring for Hornby 

with a 15th-minute try. 

Linwood responded when 

George Faaiva crashed over from 

close range, but converted tries 

to Charlie Charlie and Christian 

Fetu put Hornby in control 18-6 

at halftime. 

However, the Keas came out 

firing after the break, scoring 

three tries in first 11 minutes of 

the second stanza to build a sixpoint 

advantage. 

But Eti Collins levelled the 

MATCH-WINNER: Linwood wing Penitito Ilalio entered 

Canterbury Rugby League men’s premiership grand final 

folklore with his championship-winning try in the dying 

seconds against Hornby. 

scores via a try from a kick, 

before Panthers fullback Muipu 

Nati scorched in for a brilliant 

individual score. 

The Keas set up a grandstand 

finish via an unconverted try 

with 14 minutes to go. 

The Panthers defended desperately 

through the closing stages 

and had one hand on the Pat 

Smith Trophy, until wing Ilalio 

cut through on halfway and 

produced a dazzling sidestep to 

evade Nati and streak away for 

a spectacular try to secure the 

club’s sixth men’s premiership in 

seven years. 

For the Panthers, it was an 

absolute heart-breaker after a 

gallant performance – and especially 

poignant in Jed Lawrie’s 

final game as head coach. 

Linwood second rower Uriah 

Tuli was awarded the Mel Cooke 

Trophy as player of the match. 

The Keas clinched their first 

CHAMPIONS: The Linwood Keas celebrate their sixth 

grand final victory in seven years by avenging last season’s 

loss to Hornby in the decider. 

women’s premiership since 2018 

with a 22-20 over two-time 

defending champion Sydenham 

Swans in another grand final 

thriller. Trailing by 10 points 

with 14 minutes remaining, the 

Keas scored the last three tries of 

the decider to snatch the title. 

Swans forward Janaya Mata 

crashed over for the first 

four-pointer in the 10th minute, 

but Keas front rower Angela 

Petero and winger Tayjuan 

Faataape-Tuiloma scored in consecutive 

sets midway through 

the first half to give Linwood a 

10-4 lead. 

Abby Thornley responded for 

Sydenham with a try just before 

halftime to cut the deficit to two 

points. 

Another barnstorming effort 

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the break put the Swans back 

in front, before a slick passing 

movement resulted in a try for 

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advantage as a premiership 

three-peat loomed. 

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• From page 13 

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Message in a bottle found inside memorial 

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stonemasons who worked on the 

Citizens’ War Memorial has been 

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concrete core. 

The 85-year-old note was tightly 

rolled-up inside a glass bottle 

that was found when the memorial 

was being deconstructed. 

The memorial has been 

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spot in Cathedral Square, near 

where the police kiosk used to be. 

“It was a fluke discovery,” city 

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delivery Brent Smith said. 

“The contractor was working 

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core of the memorial when a 

big chunk of concrete broke off, 

revealing the glass bottle. 

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Serves 8 

Ingredients 

1 leg of lamb 

10 fillets anchovies, cut into 

thin strips (reserve anchovy oil) 

1 lemon, peeled and cut into 

thin strips 

10 mint leaves 

¼ cup liquid honey, warmed in 

the microwave 

2 tbsp Sumac powder 

1 tbsp Moroccan seasoning 

1 to taste sea salt flakes 

Directions 

Preheat oven to 195 deg C. 

Line a roasting dish with foil 

and spray heavily with oil. 

Lightly cut the lamb skin in a 

criss-cross pattern, turn over and 

make approximately 10 incisions 

in and around the bone area. 

Insert two anchovies, two 

lemon strips and one mint leaf in 

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Turn the lamb back over, rub 

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the honey. 

Season with the sumac, Moroccan 

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Place in the oven and roast for 

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Rosemary roasted beef 

Serves 6 

Ingredients 

1.3kg roast beef, lean, eg topside 

3 tbsp olive oil 

8 rashers streaky bacon 

2 carrots 

2 parsnips 

300gm pumpkin, peeled and 

seeded 

6 yams 

6 cloves garlic 

2 tsp dried rosemary 

3 sprigs fresh rosemary 

Directions 

Preheat the oven to 200 deg C. 

Lightly oil a roasting pan. 

Ensure the beef is at room 

temperature. Wrap the bacon 

rashers around the meat to 

almost cover. 

Peel and chop the carrots, 

parsnips and pumpkin into thick 

chunks. Place in the roasting pan 

with the yams and garlic and toss 

with a little olive oil. 

Season. Sprinkle with the dried 

rosemary. Place the meat on top. 

Top with some fresh rosemary. 

Roast for 1 hour for medium 

or 1¼ hours for medium to well 

done. Remove the meat and 

vegetables to a serving platter. 

Tent with foil. Cover with a towel. 

Stand for 15min before carving. 

Deglaze the roasting pan with 

red wine. Use the juices to prepare 

a sauce or gravy. 

Caramelised pork belly 

with rice and greens 

Serves 6 

Ingredients 

1 kg pork belly 

6 tbsp fish sauce 

2 tsp sesame oil 

2 tbsp ginger, finely chopped 

2 garlic cloves, finely chopped 

2 tsp green chillies, chopped 

150gm caster sugar 

2 cups water 

½ cup desiccated coconut 

4 servings Asian greens 

4 servings rice 

1 serving coriander, to garnish 

Directions 

Cut the pork into cubes and place 

in a bowl. Pour over the fish 

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Add the ginger, garlic and 

chilli. Grind over black pepper, 

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marinate for at least one hour. 

Preheat the oven to 160 deg C. 

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large saucepan. 

Bring to a boil and cook until it 

turns a deep golden caramel. Add 

the pork and the coconut to the 

saucepan. 

Transfer to a baking dish and 

cover with the lid. Cook for 

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comes in at 1400rpm and meets 

the point of peak power. 

That being the case, there is 

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The latter is a seven-speed 

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The Kodiaq Style is quick with 

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is constantly entertaining and 

encouraging. 

It is also built in the way where 

fuel usage hasn’t been sacrificed. 

Skoda also rates it with a 9.3-litre 

per 100km combined cycle average. 

It will sip fuel at 6.1l/100km 

instantaneously at 100km/h with 

the engine turning over quite 

relaxed at just 1800rpm. 

Most of my driving with the 

test car was at city speeds, and 

even though that doesn’t present 

the best fuel economy result, the 

dash panel readout was listing 

a combined average of over 

10l/100km which I thought was 

satisfactory. 

The suspension is a fully 

independent mix of struts and 

multiple links with spring and 

damper rates well balanced 

for comfort and the inevitable 

time the Kodiaq will be asked 

to traverse undulating ground. 

• Price – Skoda Kodiaq Style 

TSi, $63,990 

• Dimensions – Length, 

4699mm; width, 

2087mm; height, 1685mm 

• Configuration – Fourcylinder, 

four-wheel-drive, 

1984cc, 132kW, 320Nm, 

seven-speed direct shift 

automatic 

• Performance – 

0-100km/h, 8.4sec 

• Fuel usage – 9.3/100km 

While most four-wheel-drives 

of this ilk can’t be considered 

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is a capable all-road vehicle, and 

the short shingle road journey I 

presented it with served to prove 

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environment. 

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Scorpion tyres (235/50 x 19in) 

there is optimum feedback at the 

steering wheel and direct response 

to steering input. Because 

the Kodiaq isn’t a big vehicle at 

just 4.6m, it isn’t carrying a lot of 

weight; for a seven-seater it has 

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dynamics. 

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Kodiaq at $64k doesn’t miss out 

on much, the seats are leather 

trimmed and have three-stage 

heaters for the cold Canterbury 

mornings; the steering wheel, 

too, can be heated at will. I 

particularly like the umbrella 

tube in the front door, complete 

with umbrella, that has become a 

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such as those that show a lot of 

thought has gone into manufacture. 

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or her command a wealth of 

functions and high specification 

fitment. The list is way too comprehensive 

to detail but to say the 

level of specification is far greater 

than I would expect to normally 

find for this price. 

The Kodiaq sits beside a host of 

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There are a lot of fresh and 

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moment and the brand will lure 

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