Bay Harbour: August 24, 2022

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Vandalised mural is back
and ‘better than ever’
• By Tina Grumball
AFTER BEING destroyed by
graffiti, a Lyttleton mural has
been resurrected “better than
ever”.
Te Hau Tāhengihengi was
originally put up at Christmas,
but had to be removed after it
was targeted by vandals.
“It was disappointing to see
the artwork damaged by graffiti,”
Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū Banks
Peninsula Community Board
member Reuben Davidson told
Bay Harbour News.
“We had to remove the panels,
restore the artwork and have a
topcoat seal applied to protect it.”
Two layers of a protective seal
were put over top of it so if it was
tagged in the future, it would be
much easier to clean.
Lyttleton artist Amber Moke
oversaw the creative aspects
of the artwork and worked on
restoring it.
The panels were put up
on Monday on the corner of
Norwich Quay and Canterbury
St.
• Turn to page 7
RESURRECTED: Artist Amber Moke hangs the mural on
Monday, helped by a Fulton Hogan staff member.
Left – Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū Banks Peninsula Community
Board member Reuben Davidson and Moke at the first
workshop for the mural last year.
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Wednesday August 24 2022 Bay Harbour News
NEWS 3
‘Ali Barbers’ building back on the market
AN ‘AS is where is’ landmark
building in Sumner is set to
change hands for the second
time this year.
Most recently known as the
Ali Barbers building, 23 Marriner
St is being marketed by
investment specialist Courtney
Doig of Colliers and earmarked
for auction on September 29.
Doig says the
vendor of the
high-profile corner
site bought
the property in
April, but has
now had a change
of direction.
Courtney
Doig
“The owner
is committed
to a project in
Auckland, which
means this prime Sumner site is
now for genuine sale,” she said.
“This is a great opportunity for
another purchaser to add value
to the revitalisation of Sumner
Village.
“Properties in this area are traditionally
extremely tightly held
but there is more activity at the
moment, heralding an exciting
new era.”
The distinctive pink building
is believed to be more than 100
years old when it opened on the
corner of Morton and Grafton
Sts, today known as Burgess and
Marriner Sts. It was a hotel for
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the earthquakes, its tenants
included Ali Barbers Hair Stylists.
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value-added buyer ample
scope to refurbish or demolish
and start afresh in this prime
location. It’s right in the heart
of Sumner Village, surrounded
by an eclectic mix of amenity
including cafes, the cinema,
pharmacy, supermarket and
library,” Doig said.
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end uses, including retail, commercial
and residential options,
subject to city council approval.
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NEWS 5
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AN EYE surgeon has denied
attempted murder after an
alleged home invasion in
Lyttelton earlier this month.
Ian William Dallison, 65,
was named for the first time after
interim suppression lapsed
at the district court on Friday.
Dallison, who is from
Merivale and whose occupation
has been listed as doctor,
was earlier charged with
grievous bodily harm after
two people were injured in an
alleged stabbing.
Police said they received
a report of an assault at a
residence on St Davids St at
7.45pm on August 4.
“Two people are being
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moderate injuries,” police said
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incident were known to each
other, police said.
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scene and later appeared at
the district court charged
with intending to cause
grievous bodily harm to two
people and using a pistol
EYE SURGEON: Ian Dallison has pleaded not guilty
to six charges, including a charge of attempted
murder, after an alleged home invasion in Lyttelton
earlier this month.
PHOTO: NZ HERALD
as a weapon.
At his first court appearance,
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name suppression.
But on Friday, new charges
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an allegation that he
attempted to murder a man
during the incident.
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Lyttelton house – a Ruger
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and two mag pen guns.
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by Kerryn Beaton QC.
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entered not guilty pleas to
all six charges.
Due to the seriousness of
the attempted murder charge,
the case has now been transferred
to the Christchurch
High Court where Judge
Bruce Davidson remanded
Dallison in custody to appear
on September 9.
No application for bail was
made today.
One other suppression
order covers the case. The
reasons for that suppression
order cannot be published.
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To Moke, the mural was an
interpretation of a korowai – a
traditional woven Māori cloak
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protection.
She wanted it to be inclusive,
to add a touch of femininity to
the area, and to create a piece
of work that acknowledged
the intergenerational efforts of
everyone involved.
About 30 to 40 residents
helped to paint the mural last
year.
Moke noted the mural was
about finding commonality
and was a great example of the
community working together.
Davidson acknowledged that
“right from the start, people
got on board and helped, from
Fulton Hogan who provided
the site, Lyttleton Port Company
with people and resource,
and Resene with a whole lot of
paint,” Davidson said.
Moke also wanted to
acknowledge Mitre 10 Ferrymead
as a sponsor.
“This empowered the community
to come together and
create the artwork,” Davidson
said.
He hoped the protective seal
would discourage graffitists
from tagging it again.
“It’s great to have this large
artwork, telling the story
of our Whaka-Ora Healthy
Harbour korowai on such a
prominent corner in port.”
The mural was a visualisation
of these Healthy Harbour
plans and represented
the environmental aspirations,
Moke said.
She appreciated all the support
and the people that made
it happen, and said she was
“really thankful to be able to
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Amazing Grace wins songwriting comp
ST ANDREW’S College head
prefect Grace Lawrence has won
the Play It Strange songwriting
competition.
The year 13 student received
an $8000 New Zealand On Air
‘special tracks’ grant to record
her song and make a music video,
and $1000 from the Rockshop.
The announcement was made
at a special school assembly and
came as a complete surprise for
the top music student.
Grace said she was “in shock”.
“I never expected to win or
even become a finalist, after
already making the finals of this
year’s Play It Strange peace song
competition.
“I’m so happy and very grateful.”
Mike Chunn, former bass
player for Split Enz and chief
executive of Play It Strange, said
Grace was no stranger to the
music awards. She was twice a
finalist in the organisation’s peace
song competition, and a finalist
in the 2021 Lion Foundation
songwriting competition.
“With her winning song this
year Grace has reached an engaging
and varied lyric and musical
standard. She is a natural and her
future is bright.”
The Lion Foundation songwriting
competition is the trust’s
flagship songwriting competition.
It attracted 352 entries this year
from year 9-13 students across
New Zealand. Following the
school presentation, Grace performed
the coming-of-age song,
Differently Now, to the assembled
students and teachers.
“I couldn’t have asked for more
support from my teachers and St
Andrew’s College over the last
five years,” she said.
“They are incredible and I
wouldn’t be able to do it without
them.”
Grace has been a prolific
songwriter on piano and strings,
and utilised synths and drums to
create a more electronic sound,
said St Andrew’s College head of
music Duncan Ferguson.
“We are incredibly proud of
Grace.”
The multi-talented musician,
songwriter and performer has
already achieved great success,
winning the 2021 New Zealand
Chamber Music Contest as a
TALENTED:
Year 13
student Grace
Lawrence was
praised by
St Andrew’s
College head
of music
Duncan
Ferguson
for her
performance
on stage.
violinist in the St Andrew’s
College trio Vich Perfect.
She was also concertmaster
of the New Zealand Secondary
Schools’ Orchestra and has
had several lead roles in school
productions.
St Andrew’s College rector
Christine Leighton said Grace’s
creativity is an inspiration for
many students.
“As a head prefect this
year, she has balanced
many responsibilities and
commitments. It was fantastic
to surprise her with this award in
our cultural assembly, which
I know will mean so much to
her.”
The winning song will feature
on the 2022 Play it Strange album.
Grace will perform it at the
annual Play it Strange awards in
Auckland in November.
– NZ Herald
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Treasures from the past:
The timeball continued
Reproduction of
a painting (far left).
The Timeball Station,
Lyttelton in 1880 by
Thomas Cane.
Te Ūaka The
Lyttelton Museum
ref.14468.1
https://www.
teuaka.org.nz/onlinecollection/1135197
The Timeball
Station, circa 1912
Te Ūaka The
Lyttelton Museum
ref.14985.237
https://www.
teuaka.org.nz/onlinecollection/1136032
HAVING highlighted the
purpose and function of the
Lyttelton Timeball last week,
today we focus on the original
building and some of the people
who called it home.
The 1876 Timeball Station was
designed by Provincial Architect
Thomas Cane; his charming
watercolour painting captures
the castle-like quality of the
architecture, with gothic windows
and Oamaru stone quoins,
corbels and parapets.
The building was constructed
of scoria from the Sumner Rd
quarries by William Brassington
and John Kennington, with
labour provided by prisoners
from the Lyttelton Gaol.
The tower’s beautiful spiral
staircase of Cass Peak bluestone
was much admired, not least
because the column and
cantilevered step were cut in one
piece – a rare example of this
methodology. Brassington’s fine
carved shields, which flanked the
original entry, were also worthy
of note.
The interior of the building
featured kauri and oregon
ceilings and baltic pine floors
and doors – mostly imported
wood as Banks Peninsula had
little suitable timber at that time.
With windows opening inwards,
a flat lead roof and the porous
scoria body of the structure,
issues of excessive heat, cold
and water ingress soon became
apparent.
During 1877-1878, under
the watchful eye of architect
Frederick Strouts, the building
was weatherproofed with a
stucco cement coating and
additional stone walls built to cut
the wind on the exposed site.
The first to use the building
were Alexander Joyce,
telegraphist and timeball keeper
from 1876-1914, in residence
with his wife and two sons; John
Toomey, flag signalman from
1879-1892; and Alfred Button,
a Crimean war veteran and flag
signalman and timeball keeper
from 1892-1905.
By 1911 John Porteous had
been in residence as signalman
(and from 1914-1932 also holding
the role of timeball keeper)
since 1905, along with his wife
and seven children. For this
family the damp and cramped
conditions with no bathroom
had become intolerable.
Porteous successfully
petitioned the Harbour Board
such that in 1912 Harbour
Board engineer Cyrus Williams
designed a two storey extension
with more living space. This was
built of stucco covered brick and
Oamaru stone detailing to tie in
with the original building.
Later residents included Jack
and Phyllis Burns and their
children from 1932-1941, the
Army during WW2, the Collins
family from 1943-1958, and
Owen Berry from 1959-1967.
By the late 1960s the building
had fallen into significant
disrepair and the Harbour Board
was no longer interested in its
expensive upkeep.
A group of local enthusiasts
set up the Lyttelton Maritime
Association; led by Harbour
Master Captain Roy Champion,
they began the huge task of
restoring the building and
mechanism.
However by 1973, with the
Association unable to meet
increasing repair costs, the
building and site were gifted to
the Historic Places Trust. This
enabled a major restoration, with
the guidance of architect AP
Harper and stonemason James
Cormie, to take place during
1975-1976. For some years the
building again housed private
tenants.
In the early 21st century,
the Lyttelton Timeball Station
was one of only a handful left
operational world wide and held
Category 1 Historic Place status.
Another major phase of
restoration in the early 2000s
took place under the auspices
of the Historic Places Trust,
with many expert tradespeople
involved and Goldfield Stone
leading the repair of the
stonework.
The building interior was
dressed in Victorian style and
was open to the public, with flags
again flown from the flagpole
and a daily timeball drop. In
this phase the site was a popular
venue for school visits, tourism
groups, historical and music
events, and weddings.
Tragically, the earthquakes of
2010 and 2011 dealt the building
several devastating blows. The
damage necessitated a careful
deconstruction after the building
all but collapsed in an aftershock
on June 13, 2011.
However, due to the generosity
of several major donors, in 2017-
2018 the current tower was built
by Hawkins, with stonework
completed by Bosworth and
Barthal Stone Restoration and
local company Stark Engineering
rebuilding the now automated
mechanism.
You can once again see the
tower on the skyline and visit the
site with the best view in town
– watch out for the ball drop at
1pm. Read about the Heritage
NZ- led construction of the
current building at
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Hoodoo Gurus to headline Selwyn Sounds
LEGENDARY Australian
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return to Kiwi shores for the
first time in 20 years to headline
Selwyn Sounds in March.
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Promoter David Parlane
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hard to put together one of our
strongest line-ups for next year’s
Selwyn Sounds. It’s been a difficult
few years, but we are finally
able to plan this line-up for next
year.”
Parlane said it’s been a dream
to bring The Hoodoo Gurus
and Sir Dave Dobbyn to Selwyn
Sounds and “each year we are
asked when Mi Sex are coming
back”.
“Not only do we have a great
line-up on stage, but we also have
over 30 food outlets to cater for
all tastes. Selwyn Sounds is now
well and truly on the calendar
for concert-goers and this
summer will be one not to be
missed. It will be great value and
a great day out for music lovers.”
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1. It got plastered, like the classical judge of
beauty (5)
4. Wards off the attack by various sisters (7)
8. See car about to be tossed in games (5)
9. Rearing of it could run true to form (7)
10. Habit of excluding whistle-blower from
the rubbish (3)
11. Having poked about, grew into an
explosive barrel (6,3)
12. Direction given to a schoolmate of Tom’s
(4)
13. Feature of building I’ve added to record
(4)
18. Means of support, so rescuer might put
it (9)
20. To be short of 10 cents isn’t at all bright
(3)
21. It’s Rome that can supply a sort of lock
(7)
22. Accustom one to run-back that is
surrounded (5)
23. A new lease of life for the crossply, say
(7)
24. Flower giving us a good deal to begin
with (5)
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1. His work will be to go around painting (7,6)
2. Groups of games played in American
overshoes (7)
3. Bits that are left over from scrimmages (6)
4. Fame came to Wren, on his reconstruction
(6)
5. Or, best sort of water-ice to be made (6)
6. Once pierced, was glued together (5)
7. But they are not used to knock runners
together (6-7)
14. Once more be sceptical as to piece of
fortification (7)
15. Turned up with rodents and a bit of
cleaning lava (6)
16. Pip about to get credit for a long effusion
(6)
17. Sighting of one in a kind of lapse (6)
19. Parts that might be used as mackerel
bait (5)
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1. Fundamental (5)
4. Become pale (6)
8. Humiliation (7)
9. Young insect (5)
10. Stadium (5)
11. Competitor (7)
12. Scribble aimlessly (6)
14. Victor (6)
17. Constable (7)
19. Vision (5)
21. Buy and sell (5)
22. Cocktail sausage (7)
23. Foolishness (6)
24. Motif (5)
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1. To and fro (4,3,5)
2. Lacking freshness (5)
3. Peg back (7)
4. Back and forth teasing
(6)
5. Apportion (5)
6. Drape (7)
7. Brilliant move (12)
13. Cool in manner (7)
15. Look at closely (7)
16. Difficult (6)
18. System of beliefs (5)
20. Unwelcome woody
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12. Doodle, 14. Winner, 17. Officer, 19. Sight, 21. Trade, 22. Cheerio, 23.
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7. Masterstroke, 13. Offhand, 15. Inspect, 16. Tricky, 18. Credo, 20.
Gorse.
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Down: 1. Picture framer 2. Rubbers 3. Scraps 4. Renown 5. Sorbet 6.
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AS A motoring journalist for
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Weighing up the CX-30
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the Mazda was the right fit.
I wasn’t in much doubt though,
after having driven several since
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This evaluation doesn’t focus on
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SP20 Blackout. It, as you would
guess, has black wheels, black
grille, black mirror caps, black
cabin theme with red stitching
and other discreet highlights. The
special edition model certainly
adds depth to the line-up and it is
priced rather well at just $44,390.
There are now five CX-30 models,
front-wheel-drive and all-wheeldrive,
and sharing between the
2.5-litre engine and the 2-litre
mild hybrid driveline that is fitted
to the Blackout model.
Let’s get one thing straight,
Mazda’s mild hybrid system isn’t
like the hybrid operation we
know so well in, say, Toyota’s Prius;
Mazda’s battery system works
solely on the energy gained from
braking and deceleration, that is
called regenerative energy and it
is stored to power the electrical
systems and assist the engine
under acceleration.
In terms of the mechanicals to
make this happen, the traditional
alternator and starter motor have
been replaced with an integrated
starter/generator, the benefit of
all of this is taking the load off the
petrol engine, thereby saving fuel
in the process.
It’s not a new system, some
premium brands have been using
regenerative energy for many
years but not so many mainstream
models come with it, and
it is just another way Mazda has
developed its drivelines so that
fuel economy has been a major
manufacturing priority.
During my time with the
Blackout model the combined
cycle fuel usage gauge never went
higher than 8l/100km, and at
100km/h the engine merely sips
fuel at the instantaneous rate of
5l/100km, the engine turning
over at just 1900rpm at that
speed. Those figures sit well with
Mazda’s figures of 7l/100km on a
STRONG LINES: The Mazda CX-30 has a flowing shape
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MAZDA CX-30 SP20: Black wheels, grille and mirrors are features of the Blackout edition.
combined cycle average.
the car filthy as it was beautifully
If you think this economy • Price – Mazda CX-30 SP20 presented when I picked it up.
comes at the expense of power, Blackout, $44,390
It’s fair to say, though, at all
then that is not the case. Mazda • Dimensions – Length, speeds the CX-30 is a dream to
rates the 1998cc unit with 114kW 4395mm; width, 1795mm; drive and it just feels so nice and
and 200Nm, which are healthy height, 1540mm
involving from behind the wheel,
outputs and energy that is useful • Configuration – Fourcylinder,
four-wheel-drive, pants. I asked my wife to drive for
and that is the case for all occu-
right through the rev band, peak
power developed at 6000rpm and
maximum torque at 4000rpm.
If there was one other thing
that steered me towards the
1998cc, 114kW, 200Nm,
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• Performance –
0-100km/h, 9sec
a feel of the Blackout model and
during my time as passenger I got
a good account for the quality of
build and the level of fitment.
CX-30 GTX, it is that drive is • Fuel usage – 7l/100km While the Blackout edition
directed through a traditional
doesn’t get all the trimmings
six-speed automatic gearbox and gentle firming on the steering that come with the Limited and
it is similar to that of the Blackout and it loads up pleasantly when Takami grade models, it satisfies
model, with drive thereafter sent turned into a corner. Sport utility with what it does have. Of course,
to all four wheels in an on-demand
basis. I like transmission balanced it’s hard to keep in mind in the way of safety, the entire
vehicles have become so well nothing has been compromised
simplicity, and Mazda’s driveline there is quite a bit of height in Mazda range gets a five-star Australasian
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is well-proven and reliable. the CX-30 (1.5m), but there is
Power is eased gently through little transition of weight over the Program rating.
the gearing, shifts are smooth suspension.
I’ve looked at the CX-30
and clean while the ratios work On that subject, the fully independent
front-strut/rear multiple buyer heading into a dealership
Blackout as I would any potential
fluidly with the power and torque
characteristics of the engine. The link set-up has spring and damper
rates with definite firming. very impressed with the entire ex-
to buy a new car, and I came out
boost you get when the load is
taken off the engine through the However, that doesn’t come at the perience. That is something quite
hybrid system is quite noticeable cost of occupant comfort, there new to me, I’m generally looking
under acceleration, there is about is just enough compliance to at more of a mechanical aspect
an extra 6kW on tap. For the soak up bumps and ruts without in an evaluation, but there’s also
record, the CX-30 Blackout will jolting the in-cabin. The benefit a very human element as buyers
make 100km/h in 9sec and will of that is also the right amount and sales staff discuss options.
complete a highway overtake (80- of firming to promote controlled It must also be mentioned the
120km/h) in 6.5sec. If you like a behaviour in a corner and, of MazdaCare after sale package of
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there is also a sport mode button system is there to glean grip on all warranty and five-year roadside
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assistance played an important
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I didn’t take the evaluation car part in our purchasing decision.
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JEREMY DYER
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“Banks Peninsula deserves a strong
independent voice, a vote for me ensures
independent decision making driven by
a vision for our future.
I have worked in Lyttelton harbour for 20
years, operating the iconic Otoromiro
Hotel. As a current publican I’d be replacing a former publican.
We have your ear, we’re professionals at this and it would
be my honour to represent your concerns and aspirations.
Our post-earthquake city is re-emerging, however the
pandemic has stymied it’s vibrancy.
I want to promote more public performance and art. I have a
plan and policies for our Arts community to live and thrive here.
Promoting business and protecting our natural environment
is not mutually exclusive. I would strive to protect our wildlife
and stimulate native reforestation, eliminating pests and
promoting zero emissions targets for the generations who
follow and will seek to utilise existing infrastructure to initiate
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Our communities are facing challenges
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As a pragmatic independent, I’m solutions
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Working together as a community is
where we draw strength. I’m ready to
lead that effort. You’ve told me that we need modern
infrastructure that works; clean water to drink. Your rates
money must be spent smarter, and Banks Peninsula needs to
receive its fair share. I will provide a strong focus on the
practical everyday realities. The things that really matter.
My management background in banking and engineering
has equipped me well with the skills to work for you.
I currently serve with Rotary, the Cressy Trust, and St John. I’m
here for our community. I was born and bred in Banks Peninsula
and it’s where I live with my family. It would be an honour
to serve as your councillor. Together we can do great things.
VICTORIA (TORI) PEDEN
YOUR VOICE FOR BANKS PENINSULA
Having spent six years on the community
board and many years in community
roles, I know how important it is to have
a strong voice to share concerns and
advocate for the community. Our homes,
businesses, schools, and remote communities
need someone that understands how different our lives are in
Lyttelton, the bays and on the Peninsula compared to the city.
We must plan for more storms, floods, and droughts, as they
have impact on us all. Climate change is happening now, we
need to ensure we are addressing issues to protect our future.
Being resilient, resourceful, and prepared will help us grow
stronger and be able to live in this natural beauty that we call
home. Council spending needs to prioritise our infrastructure,
environment, and community wellbeing.
This work will be my priority and I need your vote to make
it happen. I am your voice.
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TYRONE FIELDS
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As a fourth generation Lytteltonian my
love for our Peninsula runs deep. I have
worked hard on our Community Board
to value our environment, strengthen our
partnership with hapu, honour our heritage,
and fight for core infrastructure and services.
I will continue to support the things that help us build prosperous
communities and prepare us for the challenges of climate
change. After a decade working as an analyst in London’s
financial district, I gained a master’s degree in social work,
supporting our most vulnerable young people and their families.
These experiences have taught me to deliver under pressure
in tough situations and build rewarding relationships with
people from all walks of life, which will serve me well on our
Council. I pledge to listen to and learn from you, to protect
our environment and special character, and give it everything
fighting for what our Peninsula needs and deserves.
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NIGEL HARRISON
INDEPENDENT
I am Peninsula Born and bred.
I am Passionate about the Peninsula
it's Biodiversity it's History and unique
Geography
It is a great place to live and a special
place to visit. I am back living in Akaroa
after 30 years in Senior Management roles within the
Printing Industry, I was a paid speaker at various dinners and
luncheons around the Country presenting on operational
excellence. In 2004 my Site in Christchurch won an award
out of 201 sites worldwide it was judged on the criteria Health
and safety, Community and environmental engagement, the
prize money we won I gave to Peninsula projects, Hinewai
reserve and the Banks Peninsular Conservation Trust. In
2009, when the Tui Project was undertaken, I sponsored 5
of the Tui's getting the schools to name and follow.
I believe I have a proven record of strong advocacy.
I am a ‘can do’ person and not a career Politician.
JJ SMITH
INDEPENDENT
Educated in Christchurch now a resident
and property owner in Diamond Harbour.
What I bring to local Governance is a
life spent of making decisions I know how
to make a difference and a solution not
a pass to a thinktank. My core issues are:
1. Dogs on buses 2. Quality and quantity of our drinking water
3. Regeneration of our Native Forests
I spent 25 yrs in the NZ Army and a 7 year career as a
Project manager in developing nations ability to support their
national regrowth after conflict.
Recently I have had a career as a disaster relief manager in
the South Pacific, I have also studied and got qualifications
MPHIL from Massey / Certs in Organic Farming and
environmental management from Lincoln BHU
I currently coordinate the Neighbourhood support system
from Teddington to Port Levy and organise the yearly
commerations for ANZAC Day in Diamond Harbour.
SCOTTY WINTER
INDEPENDENT
Living in Banks Peninsula is a blessing.
Our diverse communities and environment
needs protecting and promoting.
I am a 38 year old country kid who says
it how he sees it. I currently juggle
sitting on the community board and
being a builder within the BP. I have 3 amazing kids
that I want to grow up and be proud of where they live
and the quality level of services provided, like roading,
communications and infrastructure. Being involved with
amazing organisations like Orton Bradley Park and the newly
formed Te Ahu Patiki trust has driven me to stand for
councillor so I can implement some common sense and
practical solutions with in the council. I don’t have a
campaign manager nor have I spent money on signs or
billboards which will become land fill in a few weeks.
So lets unite and make some positive changes.

22 Bay Harbour News Wednesday August 24 2022
2022 LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS
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Lyttelton Arts Factory next to Lyttelton Main School
BP COMMUNITY BOARD LYTTELTON - 2 vacancies
REUBEN DAVIDSON
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
I love Lyttelton and I’ve really enjoyed
my first term on the Community Board.
We’ve worked to get the Naval Point
development started, supported local
community groups, improved our bus
services and increased safety around
Lyttelton. That said, there is still more to do.
My background involves producing children’s TV shows like
What Now, Fanimals and Brain Busters. I work with children
and animals every day and I love it. My television industry
experience has given me skills to organise and collaborate
with a diverse mix of people. I know from talking with other
Lyttelton residents that r epairs to our roads and water
infrastructure, protecting our local pool and library hours
and acting now to address the challenges of climate change,
are the most important issues for our community.
I’m in Lyttelton every day, so feel free to get in touch via
www.lyttelton.online or 0272555899.
JILLIAN FRATER
INDEPENDENT
I have a long-term interest in
sustainability and a great love of Lyttelton
Ohinehou and its environs, having lived
here for 32 years. Over this time, I have
had various community roles including
Trustee and Chair of Lyttelton West School
Board, President of Lyttelton Plunket, President of Lyttelton
Tennis Club and member of the Whakaraupo/Lyttelton Mt
Herbert Coastal Panel. I’ve also volunteered at the Information
Centre and currently deliver meals for Lyttelton Community
House. I work part-time as a Lecturer at the University of
Canterbury in the School of Earth and Environment and
previously worked as a town planner for many years. Consequently
I have very good knowledge of Council processes and the
Resource Management Act. I’m a cycling advocate and
supporter of sustainable transport, which was the subject of
my university research. I would welcome the opportunity to
be your representative on the Community Board.
CATHY LUM-WEBB
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
Kia ora! My name is Cathy Lum-Webb,
I work on London Street and call
Te Whakaraupo my home.
People and our natural world have
always been, and remain very important
to me. I have a background in small
business, science and environmental studies and I worked
at the Christchurch City Council.
Recently, together with others from our community, I worked
hard to get our morning public bus back into the Bays so our
students can commute to school through the tunnel. Working
together can go a long way to achieving results. I want to
bring our voice to the Council, so decisions are made with
our communities in mind.
I will work with you to make sure our community continues to
be vibrant and inclusive and ready for what the future brings.
Any concerns, thoughts and ideas, please get in touch.
Email: cathy.lyttelton2022@gmail.com ph.020 409 21247
VICKI TAHAU PATON
RESTORE, REFRESH, REFOCUS
I am solutions focused, I genuinely love
Lyttelton. One that is willing to hear what
people need, one that is strong enough
to be your voice and committed to take
action to produce results. It’s important
that what we choose today has a
positive impact in determining our future. As Chairperson
of a local association, I have lived with and hear all the
concerns of our local community on a daily basis, our
family is a huge advocate of all things local ! My husband
was born at Cressy House, so I feel connected to this
community. Focused on not only retaining all that Lyttelton
offers, but helping to grow and nurture our community and
environment. We need practical solutions, collaborations
with residents and businesses alike. Being self-employed,
working locally and over the hill, means I can commit,
without distractions to represent our community.
Together lets, restore, refresh and refocus.
BP COMMUNITY BOARD LYTTELTON - 2 vacancies
BP COMMUNITY BOARD SATURDAY MT 3 HERBERT- SEPT - 6.30PM 2 vacancies
HOWARD NEEDHAM
INDEPENDENT
I have spent 3 years fighting for the Banks
Peninsula community with the
Community Board. There has been some
success but there is still a lot more to do.
Our communities are growing but the
council is not investing in our infrastructure.
The one main road needs urgent upgrading, including flood
protection. You should be able to walk along Marine drive
without the risk of being hit by a car. It’s time for safe
footpaths. Our communities from Governors Bay to Purau
need access to high speed and reliable broadband internet.
The development of the Hunters Road site will be a
contentious issue with some councillors wanting to sell it
off and let the developer do as they please. I have always
fought for a restricted approach with infrastructure investment
before wholesale population increase.
I stand against financial stupidity but the investment in core
community projects, needs to be increased.
LUANA SWINDELLS THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
BP COMMUNITY BOARD WAIREWA - 1 vacancy
LYN LESLIE
INDEPENDENT
Lyn is a longtime resident and marketing
business owner in Little River.
Along with her husband and two teenage
children, Lyn relishes the rural and village
lifestyle of the Wairewa area.
She has been a member of the Little
River Wairewa Community Trust since 2018.
Lyn brings her knowledge and experience from a background
in Tourism and Marketing and became involved in governance
to work with local people and make things happen.
Her key interests are community development, economic
development, the environment and social equity.
As online communications manager for the Little River
Wairewa Community Trust, Lyn believes that connecting and
communicating is vital to growing strong communities.
Lyn will bring a broad understanding of the local culture, the
people and aspirations as representative of the Wairewa area
to the Te Pataka o Rakaihutu Banks Peninsula Community Board.
JJ SMITH
INDEPENDENT
Educated in Christchurch now a resident
and property owner in Diamond Harbour.
What I bring to local Governance is a
life spent of making decisions I know how
to make a difference and a solution not
a pass to a thinktank. My core issues are:
1. Dogs on buses 2. Quality and quantity of our drinking water
3. Regeneration of our Native Forests
I spent 25 yrs in the NZ Army and a 7 year career as a
Project manager in developing nations ability to support their
national regrowth after conflict.
Recently I have had a career as a disaster relief manager in
the South Pacific, I have also studied and got qualifications
MPHIL from Massey / Certs in Organic Farming and
environmental management from Lincoln BHU
I currently coordinate the Neighbourhood support system
from Teddington to Port Levy and organise the yearly
commerations for ANZAC Day in Diamond Harbour.
I have lived in Rapaki for much of my life, with my whanau living exclusively in this area for several generations.
Te Pataka-o-Rakaihautu/Banks Peninsula is very much a part of my DNA – it is where we gather our
kai, welcome our manuhiri, raise our children, and bury our loved ones. Over the years, our home - and its’
people - have experienced change, demands on our environment, our infrastructure, and our services. Improving
the quality of our environment, whilst building sustainable infrastructure to support our needs, is a priority.
Ensuring that our roads are well maintained and safe is absolutely vital as we move together into our future. The
Peninsula, and its’ people, have always been unique - it is a place where you are welcomed, regardless of who
you are or where you come from. We are all kaitiaki/guardians of this land – let’s work together to care for it.
BEN MARSH
INDEPENDENT
I’m standing for the Wairewa community
board position covering the stunning
Little River and Birdlings Flat townships
as well as the surrounding areas as I
am keen to be a strong advocate for
the area and have our local concerns
and interests well represented at the council level. Our
community has felt overlooked or unheard at the local
government level on many issues such as flooding protection
measures, speed limit changes, dairy intensification by the
lake etc. As a community board member I would do my
best to make sure our unique combination of concerns and
interests are brought to the table, as such feel free to email
me via benmarshnz@gmail.com any local issues that you
want brought to council attention. Likewise I would love to
champion proactive causes and efforts for the region where
there might be avenues for the council to support local
initiatives and businesses.
Authorised by Phil Mauger, phil@phil4mayor.co.nz
VOTE
DAVID MEATES
ELECT
JEREMY
DYER
TO CITY
COUNCIL
BANKS PENINSULA
VISION FOR OUR FUTURE
AUTHOTISED BY JEREMY DYER - JEREMY@OTOMIROHOTEL.CO.NZ
Listens, leads and gets results.
@DavidMeatesForMayor
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2022 LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS
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SATURDAY 3 SEPT - 6.30PM
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Main School
Lyttelton Arts Factory
BANKS PENINSULA COMMUNITY BOARD AKAROA - 2 vacancies
JASON CREW,
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
I have always had a connection with the
peninsula as my mother and grandfather
were born and raised here, and I have
been living in Akaroa with my family
since the beginning of 2020. I am
passionate about protecting this unique
slice of paradise so my children and the generations to come
can experience the same sense of freedom and community
that I have. I have a varied background in hospitality,
running my own business and logistics and feel that
this experience will place me in a great position to best
represent the community. I currently drive the school bus
for Akaroa and have organised the Akaroa and Little River
ANZAC day services for the past 2 years. I work in an
honest and transparent manner and look forward to being
able to drive the right outcomes for our community.
NIGEL HARRISON
INDEPENDENT
I am Peninsula Born and bred.
I am Passionate about the Peninsula
it's Biodiversity it's History and unique
Geography
It is a great place to live and a special
place to visit. I am back living in Akaroa
after 30 years in Senior Management roles within the
Printing Industry, I was a paid speaker at various dinners and
luncheons around the Country presenting on operational
excellence. In 2004 my Site in Christchurch won an award
out of 201 sites worldwide it was judged on the criteria Health
and safety, Community and environmental engagement, the
prize money we won I gave to Peninsula projects, Hinewai
reserve and the Banks Peninsular Conservation Trust. In
2009, when the Tui Project was undertaken, I sponsored 5
of the Tui's getting the schools to name and follow.
I believe I have a proven record of strong advocacy.
I am a ‘can do’ person and not a career Politician.
ASIF HUSSAIN
INDEPENDENT
Kia Ora! I live in Goughs Bay on a small
farm with a conservation block. I completed
my PhD in Tourism, Infrastructure and
Development at Lincoln University in
2019. I hold a BS(Hon) in Economics and
a Master's in Environmental Economics.
I have worked with local businesses and community groups
and am currently a board member for Akaroa District
Promotions and a volunteer firefighter. As founding director
of the Sustainability and Resilience Institute, we conduct
research on regenerative tourism and support companies
with digital marketing. Originally from Gilgit-Baltistan, a landlocked
country known to you for the Himalayas and K2, my
DNA shows that my family has lived there for 50,000 years.
I offer my experience, indigenous knowledge, and research
background to facilitate community wellbeing, and where
possible pay my gratitude to New Zealand which has given
me an identity and the right to vote.
KEITH MOLLOY
INDEPENDENT
My principal place of residence is within
the Akaroa Community Subdivision of the
Banks Peninsula Community Board area.
I am a long-term resident of Akaroa town.
I am standing as a candidate for the Akaroa
Community Subdivision Community Board
to provide a strong voice for our community. I am single/widowed
with a very strong sense of family. I recently retired after 40
plus years in the aviation industry, flying aircraft including many
management roles with experience in four different countries.
Involvement in our community – A current Volunteer Fire Fighter
with the Akaroa Volunteer Fire Brigade, Commodore Akaroa
Yacht Club, member Akaroa and Bays Lions, RSA member.
I have good analytical and communication skills. A focus for
me on the community board would be to see improvements
on the peninsula going forward for the benefit of our people,
greater whanau and community. A vote for me is a vote for a
good leader and community minded person who only seeks
to implement solutions, problems are easily recognised.
MAYORALTY CANDIDATES - 1 vacancy
CARL
BROMLEY
INDEPENDENT
I HEAR, I CARE
TUBBY
HANSEN
ECONOMIC
EUTHENICS
DRUCILLA
KINGI-
PATTERSON
INDEPENDENT
DAVID
MEATES
LISTENS,
LEADS & GETS
RESULTS
SAM
PARK
INDEPENDENT
PETER
WAKEMAN
INDEPENDENT
MARK
CHIRNSIDE
CHIRNY FOR
MAYOR
NO
PHOTO
SUPPIED
STEPHEN
JELLEY
STOP THE
STADIUM
PHIL
MAUGER
LET'S GET STUFF
DONE
NIKORA
NITRO
INDEPENDENT
THE
WIZARD
OF NZ
INDEPENDENT
PROUDLY BROUGHT TO YOU BY
THE LYTTELTON HARBOUR
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
NIGEL
HARRISON
ELECT JJ SMITH
G|M
Your Independent
Community Voice
This message is endorsed by Nigel Harrison 0220897019
Candidate for Christchurch
City Council and Community
Board Banks Peninsula
021 08737502 www.electjjsmith.kiwi
electjjsmith@electjjsmith.kiwi
Authorised by R Hawarden 17 Jane Deans Close Riccarton Christchurch

24 Bay Harbour News Wednesday August 24 2022
2022 LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS
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SATURDAY 3 SEPT - 6.30PM
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ENVIRONMENT CANTERBURY CHCH SOUTH
JAMES DANN
INDEPENDENT
I grew up in south Christchurch, on the
banks of the Opawaho / Heathcote,
where I still live. I’d like my daughters
to grow up as I did, playing in and
drinking our water, without it risking their
health. I’d like them to be able to travel
around our great region without burning fossil fuels, and
without the dread of climate change.
So I need to stand for ECan - to improve our water; to stand
up against industrial dairying; to make meaningful progress
on climate change; to get public transport moving for
future generations of Cantabrians.
I have undergraduate and Master’s degrees in biological
sciences, so understand the challenges and complexities
facing our environment -and the solutions needed to
fix them.
We need radical action - now. People created these problems.
People must fix them. With your vote, I will act to improve
our environment, for ours and future generations.
PAUL DIETSCHE
GET THINGS DONE
AA BA GradDip Communications
Farm raised, Army veteran,
10 seasons in Antarctic science support,
former DOC Ranger, cancer survivor.
16 years in Lyttelton with a focus on
sustainability and community development
as the founder & chairperson of Te Puna Auaha
community shed project. (www.tepunaauaha.org)
I am one of the original founders of the Lyttelton Library of
Tools and Things (llotts.myturn.com), now operating in it’s
third year and a long time volunteer in the community.
I have experience and knowledge in science, sustainability,
community organizing and building relationship and I aim
to bring all of this to ECAN to get things done.
I love this amazing country and our corner of it and am
proud to call it home. I will continue to work hard to nurture
and protect it.
PAUL DIETSCHE
GET THINGS DONE
VOTE
AUTHORISED BY PAUL DIETSCHE
DIETSCHE4ECAN@GMAIL.COM
✔
■ Sustainability and Community Development as
the Founder & Chairperson of Te Puna Auaha
Community Shed Project. (www.tepunaauaha.org)
■ Co Founder of Lyttelton Library of Tools and Things
(llotts.myturn.com)
■ Long time volunteer in the community
CHRYS HORN
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
I am running as a way to give back to
the environment and people that have
sustained my life here in Canterbury.
Healthy waterways and wildlife, action
on climate change, excellent public transport
and engaged communities will help
Canterbury achieve a positive future.
After completing a BSc at Canterbury University, I worked in
conservation, tourism and on farms. I completed a PhD at
Lincoln University and worked as a scientist at Manaaki
Whenua/ Landcare Research in a range of programmes.
I now run a small research business, and work in community
development in Addington and Halswell, because our changing
times need strong, resilient, adaptable communities. I
am part of volunteer communities working on environmental
issues, both locally and nationally.
I have the experience to work constructively at the council
table to drive progress towards a healthy environment and
will work hard to do this with your vote.
www.chryshorn.com
VICKY SOUTHWORTH
INDEPENDENT
"I’m a Sumner resident and a current
Regional Councillor. I’m a geologist with a
Master of Water Resource Management
and 15 years experience in the environmental
sector. The next council term will see new
plans developed to address the major
water issues across Canterbury and my experience allows
me to contribute effectively from day one.
Climate change is an overarching concern needing
adaptation and carbon reduction. I successfully pushed for
funding for community and landowner-led biodiversity
projects and the Enviroschools programme. I have led on
reducing bus fares. If re-elected I will continue to advocate
for improved bus services, including those for local
communities, not just commuters.
Whilst I’m comfortable walking in the scientific world I firmly
believe that communities bring local knowledge and must be
well engaged in decision-making that affects them. I will
continue to work collaboratively to achieve positive outcomes."
Why are we driven to support
this mahi and yours?
The Lyttelton Harbour Business Association’s vision is to:
To ensure that our business model, not only helps generate profit, be it from
helping our members reduce costs and curb their outgoing expenses.
We also want, our members to be stake holders and feel valued.
Our committee is working hard, designing and implementing projects that generate a
positive impact on our people and the planet. If you are a resident in the Lyttelton
Harbour/Whakaraupo Basin who owns, runs, or works for a business you can join the
Lyttelton Harbour Business Association, we would love to hear from you.
Invest an annual membership of $90 and join a network of businesses that wants to
help support our communities historical & cultural attractions and also our local businesses.
As a member you can promote your business on our website and on our Facebook page.
‘Your network, is your networth’
We have a committee that is appointed each year at our AGM,
you don’t need to attend meetings, we do value your input and are always available.
Monthly committee meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month,
at 5:30pm at the Naval Point Club. (Chairperson)
Paul Barrett
021 4 366
sustainability@xtra.co.nz
Environmental, Health, Safety, Quality
& Resource Efficiency Consultant.
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