Southern View: August 18, 2022

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Traffic disruption likely 

at busy intersection 

PEOPLE travelling in the 

Addington area can expect 

some disruption in the coming 

weeks as contracting crews 

begin upgrading a major 

intersection. 

They are going to be 

installing a raised safety 

platform at the busy 

intersection of Lincoln Rd, 

Barrington St and Whiteleigh 

Ave to encourage people to 

travel through it at safer speeds. 

“This intersection 

is 

used by about 

50,000 vehicles 

a day and by 

many pedestrians 

and 

cyclists,’’ city 

council head of 

Lynette Ellis transport Lynette 

Ellis said. 

“Whether people are travelling 

through this intersection 

by car, on foot, by bike or on a 

bus, we want them to be able to 

do so safely so we are installing 

a raised safety platform. 

“Raised safety platforms are 

a treatment that is increasingly 

being used across New Zealand 

to improve safety through intersections 

and crossings by encouraging 

safer speeds but this 

is the first time we’ve installed 

one at a major Christchurch 

intersection,’’ Ellis said. 

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BUSY: Major roadworks are planned for the intersection of Barrington St, Lincoln Rd and Whiteleigh Ave. 

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what’s on 

this week 

Southern Felters Exhibition 

Thursday, all day 

South Library 

Southern Felters is a Christchurchbased 

group of felters. They meet 

once a month to explore and create 

felt using Aotearoa’s wonderful wool. 

The group does mostly wet felting, not 

needle felting, and recently some of 

our group have been exploring ecodying 

felt. There will be a wide range 

of interesting and beautiful felted 

things for you to look at made using a 

variety of felting techniques. 

JP Clinic 

Every Thursday, 10.30am-1.30pm 

Spreydon Library 

A justice of the peace will be available 

to members of the community, to 

witness signatures and documents, 

certify document copies, hear oaths, 

declarations, affidavits or affirmations 

as well as sign citizenship, 

sponsorship or rates rebates 

applications. There is no charge for 

this service. 

Sydenham Business Network 

Meeting 

Friday, 7.40-8.40am 

Just Desserts, 33 Wordsworth St 

Go along to the Sydenham business 

network meeting to discuss business, 

collaboration and opportunities with 

like-minded people. 

Wā Pēpi-Babytimes, Wednesday, 10.30-11am, Spreydon Library. 

Encourage learning through language. Wā Pēpi-Babytimes is an 

interactive programme including music, movement, rhymes and a story. 

Recommended for under two-year-olds. Free, no bookings required. 

Guardians and children 12 and over will need to wear a face mask. 

South Christchurch Farmers’ 

Market 

Every Sunday 9am-noon 

66 Colombo St, next to South Library 

The South Christchurch Farmers’ 

Market prides itself on having the 

best selection of fresh local produce in 

Christchurch, including a large organic 

range from well-known and trusted 

local growers. Top up your vege shop 

with fresh artisan bread, French-style 

pastries, free-range eggs, locally made 

Italian cheeses and seasonal fruits. 

Soak up the relaxed and friendly 

atmosphere at this popular down to 

earth market. Free. 

Social Games Club 

Monday, 2-4pm 

South Library 

Join the group to play Scrabble, 

Upwords, Chess and Cards on 

Monday. Free, no bookings required. 

Technology Help Drop In 

Session 

Tuesday, 10.30-11.30am 

Spreydon Library 

Do you need help using your 

smartphone, iPad, or tablet? Go 

along to Spreydon Library for help 

with email, searching the internet, 

using the library catalogue, eBooks, 

and general computer queries. Take 

your laptop, tablet, or smartphone for 

help with anything digital. Free, no 

bookings required. Take your laptop, 

tablet, or smartphone for help with 

anything digital. Free, no bookings 

required. 

Afterschool Activity Zone 

Every Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

South Library 

Go along to South Library for 

a variety of activities including 

technology, crafts and games in 

a fun learning environment. All 

whānau welcome. Free, no bookings 

required. Under 12 year olds must be 

accompanied by an adult. Guardians 

and children over 12 will need to wear 

a face mask. 

Not-for-profit organisations 

can send their What’s On 

listings to southern@starmedia. 

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Your Local MP for Banks Peninsula 

Tracey 

McLellan 

There’s a lot to look forward to on 

the ground in some of my favourite 

suburbs. My recent community 

clinic for residents in Cracroft and 

Westmorland was engaging as always 

- thanks to everyone who called by. 

These clinics are a great way to meet 

with people and hear your stories and 

listen to your priorities. I’ll be at the St 

Martins Community Centre on 27th 

August so please look out for your 

invite in letterboxes soon. 

I know there’s a lot happening in the 

world at the moment and we’re not 

immune to the significant global 

pressures, but our government is 

taking action. The cost of living 

package rolls out this month and 

petrol and public transport subsidies 

have been extended into next year to 

help toward easing the pressures on 

New Zealand families. 

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was 

in Christchurch earlier this month to 

talk with student leaders from 34 high 

schools. It was such a lovely afternoon 

and a chance to acknowledge the 

challenges students face and just 

ask questions about anything and 

everything. It was great to see Bella 

and Toby there from Cashmere High 

School - Te iringa o Kahukura. You 

can’t help but feel proud when such 

amazing young people represent their 

communities so well. 

I’m looking forward to catching up 

with the fantastic team at Somerfield 

Te Kura Wairepo this week – a lovely 

school set in beautiful grounds. I 

never tire of school visits because they 

inspire me to keep remembering why 

we are here and why we do this. We 

have a wealth of amazing schools in 

the Banks Peninsula electorate. 

Well, soon we will be enjoying the 

colour and warmth of spring in 

the garden city. Until then, I hope 

the remainder of winter treats you 

well. As always, my office is here to 

help – please don’t hesitate to reach 

out if there’s anything I can do to 

assist. We’re at 642 Ferry Road in 

Woolston or you can get in touch by 

phone 03 376 4512 or email Tracey. 

McLellanMP@parliament.govt.nz. 

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Thursday August 18 2022 3 

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 breathtaking 

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 

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. 

• Please contact Katie 

Earle to register your open 

day attendance katie@ 

bushfarm.org.nz. For more 

information go to www. 

bushfarm.org.nz. 

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

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

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Safety measures for Tennyson St 

• By Natalie Pham 

PEDESTRIAN improvements 

will finally happen on a busy 

street between St Martins and 

Beckenham. 

In the latest joint meeting, 

the Waikura Linwood-Central- 

Healthcote and the Waihoro 

Spreydon-Cashmere community 

boards approved changes to 

improve pedestrian safety at 

Tennyson St near its intersection 

with Norwood St. 

Improvements include 

installing no stopping lines, 

increasing space in the centre of 

the traffic island, incorporating 

vertical traffic calming and 

red coloured surfacing, and 

incorporating an island on the 

south side of Tennyson St to 

increase visibility and reduce the 

crossing distance. 

However, residents who 

wanted a zebra crossing will not 

get it. 

Abley engineers assessed the 

area and found the site did not 

meet the criteria for a zebra 

crossing, due to the recorded 

speed being just over 50km/h 

(52.9km/h). The conclusion 

was based on Waka Kotahi 

pedestrian network guidance, 

a process for determining 

appropriate mid-block crossing 

types. 

Senior transportation engineer 

Gemma Dioni noted that 

children assumed they had the 

right of way on a zebra crossing 

and stepped onto it without 

checking first. 

If the crossing was 

implemented, it could lead to “a 

collision between the pedestrian 

and a vehicle with serious 

consequence”. 

The danger posed by crossing 

the road had been a concern 

among the local community for 

many years. 

“It has taken far too long to get 

to this point,” primary school 

Beckenham Te Kura o Puroto 

chair Matthew McDonald said. 

He said it was a “minor 

miracle” no death or injured had 

occurred. 

A former student at 

Beckenham Te Kura o Pūroto 

said she used to cross the street 

with her young sister everyday. 

Now, as she is leaving for high 

school, she is concerned about 

the safety of her sister. 

“It’s really unsafe. It’s our 

least favourite part of the day,” 

IMPROVEMENT: 

Changes will 

be made on 

Tennyson St 

to improve 

pedestrian 

safety. 

she said. 

“I just feel very unsafe leaving 

her to cross by herself now.” 

The two community boards 

also requested city council staff 

monitor the impacts of the safety 

improvements, seek community 

feedback, and report the results 

12 months after implementation. 

Heathcote Ward councillor 

Sara Templeton was pleased 

the improvements would be 

completed before the start of the 

next school year. 

Volunteers 

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THE CANCER Society is seeking 

more volunteers to help with 

its local Daffodil Day street 

collection next Friday, August 26 

and Saturday, August 27. 

Cancer Society Canterbury- 

West Coast division fundraising 

manager Heather Locke said the 

organisation is excited to be able 

to get out and about this year, 

after the nationwide lockdown 

forced the cancellation of last 

year’s street appeal. 

“Every day 71 New Zealanders 

are diagnosed with cancer, so 

everybody knows somebody who 

has been impacted,” Locke said. 

“Volunteering for a couple 

of hours on Daffodil Day is a 

really great way to support the 

thousands of New Zealanders 

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Rotary raises $75,000 for 

NZ Flying Doctor Service 

THE ROTARY Club of 

Christchurch has donated 

$25,000 to the New Zealand 

Flying Doctor Trust this month, 

bringing its total commitment 

over the last three years to 

$75,000. 

Trust chair, Dr David Bowie, 

who recently met with the Rotary 

Clubs to accept the cheque 

on behalf of the service, says this 

commitment from organisations 

like Rotary is vital for the ongoing 

service. 

“Each year the trust needs to 

raise at least $3 million and the 

need for this life-saving service 

increases year on year. The crew 

have been inspired by the community 

who have continued to 

offer sponsorships and support 

during these challenging times,” 

he said. 

The New Zealand Flying Doctor 

Service was tasked to 1070 

missions across the country last 

year, and is on track to surpass 

that number, with 580 missions 

in the first six months of 2022. 

With four planes and bases in 

Christchurch and Nelson, the 

air ambulance upped its criticalcare 

patient transfer services between 

hospitals across the South 

Island including the Chatham 

Islands, and also further afield to 

Starship in Auckland, Taranaki 

and Wellington. 

“We started the year with over 

New Zealand Flying Doctor Service Christchurch base 

crew, (from left to right) – Warrick, Abby, Kim, Sarah, Arthur, 

Shane, and David with the latest cheque from Christchurch 

Rotary Club. 

100 missions in January, and this 

number was surpassed in May 

with 110 missions,” he says. 

As a flying intensive care unit 

with highly trained medical staff 

and specialist equipment, patients 

receive a seamless level of 

care from bed to bed. The service 

operates day and night transferring 

critical care burn victims, 

spinal injury patients, neonatal 

transfers, trauma victims, surgery 

transfers, organ delivery, 

blood or equipment supplies. 

The NZFD Trust helps support 

the operational costs of the 

service, including the purchase 

of specialised equipment and 

training. 

Club president, Charlie Rattray 

says the Rotary Club of Christchurch 

is delighted to have been 

able to support the New Zealand 

Flying Doctor Service for three 

years in a row. 

“We have a strong link and 

proud association with this 

wonderful service,” he said 

Resealing will take place 

on Moorhouse Ave 

• From page 1 

The intersection upgrade 

will take about two months to 

complete and is part of a bigger 

project of work the council is 

doing to install peak-hour bus 

lanes on Lincoln Rd to improve 

the reliability of bus services 

to and from the fast-growing 

south-west of Christchurch. 

Contractors are also replacing 

an ageing water main underneath 

Lincoln Rd. 

“We know that road works 

are disruptive, particularly for 

local businesses, so we have our 

contractors working on several 

projects, day and night, so that 

we can get out of peoples’ way 

sooner,’’ Ellis said. 

“Because of the high volume 

of traffic that use the Lincoln 

Rd, Barrington St, Whiteleigh 

Ave intersection, we are going to 

upgrade the intersection in three 

stages, beginning on Monday. 

“Our contractor will start by 

doing some low impact work, 

but from August 29 we will need 

to put lane reductions in place 

so that they can safely complete 

relocating the underground services 

and building the new kerbs 

and footpaths. 

“At the end of September we 

will need to fully close the intersection 

for three days so that 

the raised safety platform can 

be installed and the intersection 

approaches resurfaced. We will 

provide more details about this 

RESTRICTIONS: Night work 

will be carried out on the 

intersection of Lincoln Rd 

and Moorhouse Ave for 

resealing. 

closure and the detours that will 

be in place closer to the time,’’ 

Ellis says. 

“We also want people to be 

aware that we will be resealing 

parts of Lincoln Rd and Moorhouse 

Ave in the second half of 

September. This work will be 

done at night but it will require 

us to restrict traffic on Lincoln 

Rd, between Whiteleigh Ave and 

Moorhouse Ave, to one-way citybound 

only.’’ 

During the day, Lincoln Rd 

will re-open to two-way traffic. 

“If you are going to be 

travelling on Lincoln Rd or in 

the Addington area over the 

next couple of months please be 

aware that you might encounter 

road works and factor a little 

extra journey time into your 

day,’’ Ellis said. 

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US camp for keen skateboarders 


Last year, Lochie claimed asked about their injuries. 

first place title in the under 16s “Last year, I broke my wrist. 

PROMISING skateboarders 

at Thompson Park Bowl, New Three months ago, I broke 

Lochie Barrie and Max Gardner- 

Brighton. Max also joined the these fingers,” Lochie said as he 

Deeming are heading to the 

competition and came seventh. pointed to his right hand. 

United States to further progress 

“I fell down heaps in competition,” 

Max said. 

inspire more young people into 

The youngsters hoped to 

their careers. 

The two 13-year-olds received 

“I’m a bit disappointed but I’d skateboarding. 

a part scholarship for a weeklong 

skateboarding camp at 

get back up and do another one.” In 2020, Lochie installed a 

They both chuckled when secondhand half pipe at his 

Woodward, Pennsylvania, one 

primary school – St Martins – 

of the top training grounds for 

with the help of a teacher and a 

aspiring athletes. 

parent. 

At the camp, they will train 

They had 

their technical skills alongside 

to dismantle 

professional skaters. 

the ramp, 

“I want to have a really good 

transport it 

time and meet new friends,” 

in two trailer 

Lochie said. 

loads from 

The two young skateboarding 

enthusiasts met each other at a 

local skate park. Since then, and 

in spite of attending different 

schools, they have always skated 

together. Lochie attends Cashmere 

High School and Max 

Te Aratai College. 

“We skate after school and 

on the weekend,” Max said. 

“Or whenever the park is 

dry,” Lochie added. 

Lochie’s mother, Catherine 

Barrie, added that both of 

them would skate for “hours 

and hours” during summer. 

While Max’s father introduced 

him to skateboarding 

when he was eight, Lochie 

discovered the sport himself 

through 

263 

YouTube about two 

x 180 

years ago. He quickly fell in 

love with skateboarding and RISING STARS: Lochie Barrie (left) and Max Gardner-Deeming 

never looked back. 

hope to encourage more young people into skateboarding. 

Lyttleton, and then rebuild it on 

the school site. 

“I wanted somewhere for St 

Martins School kids to be able to 

learn to skate, especially during 

school break times,” Lochie said. 

Every once in a while, he 

would come and teach a small 

group of students how to skate at 

Cheapskates Skate Skool. 

Lochie and Max described the 

Christchurch skating community 

as “supportive” and “very 

inclusive.” They recalled times 

when experienced skaters helped 

coach beginners at skate parks. 

“There’s a diverse range of 

skaters in Christchurch,” Barrie 

said. 

“And everyone looks after each 

other.” 

The pair were hoping to 

raise about $6000 to cover for 

transportation, accommodation, 

skateboards, and insurance. 

They were overwhelmed by the 

support of the local community 

and so far $1500 had been received. 

Lochie and Max are scheduled 

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students George Ladley and 

Max Gardiner, both 17, are the 

brains behind Vision – the sole 

sustainable anti-fogging spray in 

New Zealand. 

The pair is currently in the 

fourth challenge of the Young 

Enterprise Scheme, where they 

have to submit evidence of two 

different ways they have sold 

their products. 

This one-year programme 

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to the regional final, where top 

teams will pitch to a panel of 

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champion. 

The winning teams will then 

compete in the national final for 

a share of more than $20,000 in 

prize money. 

Both students have sold more 

than 60 bottles to people across 

New Zealand via their website. 

ENTERPRISING: George Ladley (left) and Max Gardiner 

with Vision anti-fogging spray 

“We also did a sales pitch to 

our staff at school and got over 

20 sales just from that alone,” 

Max said. 

“It gave us a big boost in 

confidence.” 

The business idea of Vision 

came from their first-hand 

experiences of foggy glasses 

during mountain biking. But 

it was not until the Covid-19 

pandemic, when the duo 

observed the rise in foggy glasses 

through wearing a mask, that 

they decided to bring this idea 

to life. 

Aware of the harmful chemical 

ingredients existing in common 

anti-fogging sprays, they started 

experimenting with three 

ingredients: water, detergent and 

isopropyl alcohol. 

“We took our head of 

chemistry’s ideas for the formula 

and played around with ratio 

until one of them worked,” Max 

said. 

“It was a breakthrough!” 

The pair also decided to 

use glass bottles as packaging 

to make their product more 

sustainable. 

“We found out that it doesn’t 

matter where we store the spray,” 

he said. 

“If we can use glass and make 

it more sustainable, then why 

not? “ 

With the core value of “giving 

people vision,” the company 

is donating 50c from every 

bottle sold to The Fred Hollows 

Foundation. 

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SUDOKU 

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WordBuilder 

WORDBUILDER 

157 

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words of three or more letters, 

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more 

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letters, using each letter only once? No foreign 

words or words beginning with a capital are 

from the six letters, using each only 

allowed. There's at least one six-letter word. 

once? 

TODAY 

Good 14 Very Good 18 Excellent 22 

Solution 156: enter, ENTIRE, ere, erne, inert, inter, 

ire, net, nit, nitre, rein, rent, ret, rete, retie, rite, tee, 

word. teen, ten, tern, tie, tier, tin, tine, tire, tree, trine. 

letters, including plurals, can you make 

No words beginning with a capital are 

allowed. There’s at least one six-letter 

Good 14 Very Good 18 Excellent 22 

19 20 21 

22 23 24 25 26 

27 28 

29 

Across 

1. Steal (14) 

10. Lariat (5) 

11. Dispersed (6,3) 

12. Dried grape (7) 

13. Defraud (7) 

14. Economise (5) 

16. Fit to live in (9) 

19. Talented and inventive (9) 

20. Attendant (5) 

22. Extols (7) 

25. Debts (7) 

27. Petrified (9) 

28. Online abuser (5) 

29. Abattoir (14) 

Decoder 

Down 

2. Abusive (9) 

3. Bouquet (5) 

4. Nut (9) 

5. Cave-dwelling giants (5) 

6. Pragmatic (9) 

7. Audibly (5) 

8. Radical (7) 

9. Shuts (6) 

15. Gruelling (9) 

17. Onlooker (9) 

18. Savage (9) 

19. Momentum (7) 

21. Impetuously (6) 

23. Artery (5) 

24. Allotted period (5) 

26. Proportion (5) 

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DECODER 

Enter the given letters into all squares with matching numbers. 

The challenge now is to work out which letters are represented 

Each by the number other represents numbers. a As different you get letter the of letters, the alphabet. enter them Write the into 

given the main letters grid, into all and squares the reference with matching grid. numbers. To keep Now track work of out the 

which letters letters you are have represented found, cross by them other off numbers. the alphabet provided. 

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SOLUTION 

No.157 

20 23 1 10 20 8 24 4 8 12 19 

Crossword 

Across: 1. Misappropriate, 

10. Lasso, 11. Spread out, 

12. Sultana, 13. Swindle, 

14. Skimp, 16. Habitable, 

19. Ingenious, 20. Carer, 

22. Praises, 25. Arrears, 

27. Terrified, 28. Troll, 29. 

Slaughterhouse. 

Down: 2. Insulting, 3. 

Aroma, 4. Pistachio, 5. 

Ogres, 6. Realistic, 7. Aloud, 

8. Extreme, 9. Closes, 15. 

Punishing, 17. Bystander, 

18. Barbarous, 19. Impetus, 

21. Rashly, 23. Aorta, 24. 

Stint, 26. Ratio. 

WordBuilder 

ale, alee, amen, anele, eel, 

elan, elm, ENAMEL, enema, 

lam, lame, lane, lea, lean, 

lee, leman, male, man, 

mane, meal, mean, men, 

name, neem. 

Sudoku 

12 18 20 6 10 4 10 10 1 7 4 7 

13 12 22 24 1 6 7 

6 24 6 7 20 13 6 1 4 13 4 

24 20 20 8 26 

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HOME & HEATING 

Keep cosy with 

RD Petroleum 

this winter 

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

Drayton Reserve. 

PHOTOS: NEWSLINE 

Living sustainably: 

Every 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 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 eco-sourced, 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 

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all. 

“We love having our own garden and it 

means we can reuse our waste, we don’t 

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and we’re integrating with our own ecosystem. 

“Anyone can start getting a garden 

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“Every little bit counts and anything can 

be helpful. We need to learn to live within 

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