Bay Harbour: September 14, 2022

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Building relationships 

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• By Tina Grumball 

EVER WANTED to have free 

coffee with a cop? The area 

managed by the Lyttelton Police 

Station may soon have that 

opportunity. 

It comes as part of Sergeant 

Anna Partridge’s hopes to break 

down barriers and make police 

more accessible to the community. 

“We’d just say we’re going 

to be at this coffee shop at this 

time . . . it’s just a general, lowkey 

chat with the local police 

that you can talk to about issues 

or just want to come and meet 

us,” she told Bay Harbour News. 

Police would pay for the coffees. 

Partridge is the first female 

supervisor of the Lyttelton Police 

Station, which covers around the 

bays, from Port Levy to Sumner, 

and Ferrymead. 

In the job since mid-March, 

Partridge said she enjoyed the 

mix of both rural policing in 

the bays and metro policing in 

her area. 

“It’s quite cool because the 

individual little communities 

have their own communities,” 

she said. 

• Turn to page 5 

LOCATION: Partridge not only enjoys working in the communities in her area, but also 

enjoys working with a view. 

PHOTO: TINA GRUMBALL 

$14 million 

golf course 

irrigation 

scheme to 

go ahead 

DUVAUCHELLE’S new $14 

million wastewater scheme 

will provide treated wastewater 

for irrigating the Akaroa Golf 

Course. 

The city council yesterday 

approved the recommendation 

of the Duvauchelle Treated 

Wastewater Options Hearings 

Panel to adopt option 1 – to 

spray and drip irrigate treated 

wastewater on the Akaroa Golf 

Course. 

Panel chair councillor Mike 

Davidson said most submitters 

who gave feedback during public 

consultation in May supported 

this option, which was also the 

staff-preferred option. 

“It’s taken about 12 years 

to get to the point where a 

recommendation can be made 

with the support of all the main 

parties – Ngāi Tahu and Ōnuku 

Rūnanga, the Akaroa Golf Club, 

and the council,” he said. 

The decision supports other 

work done by the city council 

to stop discharging treated 

wastewater into Whakaraupō- 

Lyttelton Harbour and Akaroa 

Harbour, Davidson said. 

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NEWS 3 

More improvements planned for Naval Point 

MORE UPGRADES are 

planned for Lyttelton’s Naval 

Point, including changes to the 

site’s main access road, Godley 

Quay, and a waterfront upgrade 

incorporating cultural elements. 

Improvement works have been 

under way at Naval Point since 

a development plan for the area 

was signed off in November 

2020. Work done to date includes 

the sealing a large section of 

the car park, rock revetment 

improvement and upgrading of 

utilities. 

City council head of parks 

Andrew Rutledge said council 

staff have been working in partnership 

with Te Hapū 

o Ngāti Wheke 

Rāpaki on 

plans for the 

Naval Point 

waterfront upgrade. 

Andrew 

Rutledge 

“The upgrade 

includes creating 

a waterfront 

walkway area 

that will be painted with 

designs that Te Hapū o Ngāti 

Wheke Rāpaki have developed 

to reflect the area’s history and 

value to mana whenua,’’ he said. 

A series of seats are also 

proposed for the waterfront area, 

as well as planters to be located 

along the walkway and within 

UPGRADE: This will include creating a waterfront walkway incorporating cultural designs. 

PHOTO: NEWSLINE 

the parking lot. These will also 

incorporate the cultural designs. 

The plan is to carry out the 

work before Naval Point 

hosts its inaugural SailGP 

event in March. 

Said Rutledge: “The paintings 

on the walkway area will remain 

for the event to showcase the 

site’s unique cultural significance 

Wednesday September 14 2022 Bay Harbour News 

as the sailing is broadcast 

globally to an audience of over 

50 million. The proposed planter 

boxes, site furniture and public 

seating area have been designed 

to be relocatable so they can be 

moved if needed while the event 

is under way.” 

Material for the project, 

including reused wharf timbers, 

have been donated by the 

Lyttelton Port Company to be 

used by carvers on port land at 

Naval Point. 

A number of found and 

donated items significant to the 

site have also been identified 

and will be part of wider 

interpretation works linking 

the cultural and heritage 

setting of Naval Point with the 

harbour. 

The improvements to Godley 

Quay will see a full upgrade of 

the road, including resurfacing, 

better lighting and utilities, 

and construction of a shared 

pedestrian and bicycle path on 

the western side of the road. 

This is planned to be completed 

before the SailGP event. 

“This project will align 

with other recent pedestrian 

improvements in the area, 

including the upgrade at Godley 

Quay and Voelas Rd which 

links to Te Ana Marina, and the 

connection from Te Ana Marina 

into the Lyttelton township.” 

No stopping restrictions are 

proposed for Godley Quay, to 

take effect when signs and road 

markings are in place following 

the road upgrade works. 

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NEWS 5 

Sergeant a role model for other women 

• From page 1 

She regularly met with various 

groups to see what she and her 

team could do to help. 

One of the most important 

parts of the job was to build 

relationships, she said. 

Partridge frequently stood 

outside Lyttelton Primary School 

while the pupils were walking in 

and encouraged her team to do 

the same. 

“Just saying hi, just building 

those partnerships and 

networking, letting them know 

who I am and that I’m here to 

help.” 

Residents might also see the 

police at the farmers’ market on 

the weekends they are working. 

Aside from the coffee with 

a cop, Partridge also hoped to 

encourage accessibility by stationing 

the mobile police bus in 

the Ferrymead Countdown and 

Mitre 10 car park and to include 

the community patrol as well. 

Residents would be able to 

talk about how to keep their 

belongings and person safe, and 

to break down the barriers of 

communication. 

“We’re just normal people, we 

just put on the blue uniform for 

eight or nine hours a day,” she 

said. 

During Partridge’s 14 years 

in the police, she worked in 

negotiations for five – as part of 

the Behavioural Analysis Unit 

– which involved her attending 

armed offenders jobs, high-risk 

warrants and possible self-harm 

incidents. 

She was also one of the 

founding members of the 

Phillipstown Neighbourhood 

Policing Team, which is still 

running now. 

During that time, she had 

three daughters; aged four, six 

and eight. 

“Once I came back from 

having my third, I was like ‘oh 

what do I do,’ because I only 

worked 20 hours a week and I 

wanted to be a role model for 

other women in the police to 

show that you can be part-time, 

have a family and progress your 

career,” she said. 

“There’s not a lot of that 

around.” 

All of her experiences, both 

professionally and as a mother, 

helped to make her a better and 

more well-rounded person. 

A particular issue Partridge 

had made a move on was the 

noisy exhausts of boy racers in 

the area. 

“Going up the hill and going 

around the bays, the noisy 

exhaust echoes,” she said. 

“In town, the noisy exhaust 

and boy racers gets absorbed in 

all of the metro sounds, whereas 

here, after seven o’clock at night, 

it’s pretty quiet . . . so as soon 

as one car goes up the hill with 

noisy exhaust, everyone can hear 

it.” 

A couple of weekends ago, Partridge 

and six constables worked 

to target the problem. 

Over the two days, they gave 

out 12 green stickers, which took 

those cars off the road until they 

could get their exhausts modified 

and certified. 

They also gave out 67 infringement 

notices for things such as 

speed, drivers licence breaches 

and rolling through stop signs. 

Word also got out that police 

were around, Partridge said, and 

it was important to portray that. 

However, they were not a 24- 

hour station and although they 

tried to attend as many front-line 

and community jobs as they 

could, they did not do night 

shifts. 

“Some people are probably 

aware of that so probably come 

out here and make the most of 

that,” she said. 

As the chair of the Women’s 

Advisory Network for 

Canterbury police, Partridge 

said the job was an exciting 

opportunity to pave the way for 

other women. 

“It’s quite cool to show other 

women you can do this, you can 

make your own way and make it 

happen.” 

LEADER: Sergeant Anna Partridge has been supervisor of 

the Lyttelton Police Station since March. 

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SOME important relics of 

Akaroa’s whaling days are being 

returned to a prime spot on the 

township’s waterfront. 

Three whaling try pots that 

date back to the early 1800s 

are about to be reinstated on 

Beach Rd after being carefully 

restored. 

The pots have been a 

distinctive feature of Akaroa’s 

waterfront for decades and 

countless children have 

clambered in and out of them 

over the years. 

However, years of exposure to 

the corrosive sea environment 

left them rusted and pitted. 

In 2020, contractors working 

for the city council carefully 

prised the pots off their brickwork 

plinth and removed them 

so they could be restored. 

The restoration work to protect 

the pots and ensure their 

longevity is now finished and the 

pots are ready to be reinstated 

on Beach Rd, between Church St 

and Rue Jolie. 

The pots will be reinstated 

early this month, weather 

permitting. 


Try pots were originally used 

by sailors sitting on ship decks, 

or in whaling stations dotted 

on the foreshore around New 

Zealand from the 1830s, to boil 

down whale blubber for use in 

lamps and soap. 

The pots were usually organised 

in a “nest’’, with a fire lit 

underneath. 

The shore-whaling era on 

Banks Peninsula ended about 

1850. 

All three of the pots in Akaroa 

came from local whaling 

stations. 


NEWS 7 

Putting wastewater into harbour ‘inappropriate’ 

• From page 1 

“These wastewater systems 

were set up many years ago, 

and attitudes around culture 

and environment have 

changed – a harbour 

discharge is not 

something we consider 

to be appropriate today,” 

Davidson said. 

Water is a precious 

resource on Banks 

Peninsula, which has long 

dry spells in summer. 

Davidson said the city 

council hopes central 

government will develop 

regulations and standards to 

allow treated wastewater to be 

Mike 

Davidson 

more widely used for irrigation, 

including for residential use – 

garden watering, car washing 

and the like. 

“As climate change 

progresses, it will 

become a no-brainer 

to recycle and reuse 

treated wastewater 

so that there is less 

demand on drinking 

water,” he said. 

“It’s an additional 

water resource we can 

use, rather than using 

drinking water for 

non-drinking purposes.” 

The project team will now 

complete more detailed 

design work in preparation for 

submitting a resource consent 

application. 

The resource consent process 

includes an assessment of 

environmental effects, 

including effects on neighbours. 

The city council has budgeted 

$14.4 million for the Duvauchelle 

project. 

A similar $74-million project 

is under way to use treated 

wastewater from Akaroa to 

irrigate new plantings of native 

trees. 

The resource consent 

application for the Akaroa 

project is being prepared for 

submission. 

GO-AHEAD: Duvauchelle’s new $14 million wastewater 

scheme will provide treated wastewater for irrigating the 

Akaroa Golf Course. 


Restoration complete on Akaroa’s whaling pots 


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STREET ART: Mark Catley with paste ups on Madras St. Right – a Batman and Yoda paste up by Catley, and a Catley paste up on Colombo St. 

PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN 

Paste ups a platform for pop culture 

• By Geoff Sloan 

ARTISTS ARE finding new 

ways to express themselves, 

increasingly taking to the streets 

with rolls of paper and buckets 

of glue. 

“Paste up” art is fast gaining 

popularity as Ewoks, 

stormtroopers and even 

David Bowie pop up on the 

walls of derelict buildings in 

Christchurch. The city is well 

known for its street art scene, but 

it’s normally the big murals that 

get the attention. 

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contacted at markcatleydesign@ 

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Phil Mauger Standing for Christchurch Mayor 

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I am running for Mayor because I want to 

regain people’s trust in Council and get stuff 

done. 

With only 42% of residents having faith in 

what we do, this has got to be turned 

around. 

I have lived in Christchurch all my life 

working in our contracting business, 

building subdivisions and infrastructure all 

over the city. I have resigned from the 

business to focus on running for Mayor. 

My wife Chrissy and I have five children and 

nine grandchildren between us. I am the 

current Councillor for Burwood. I enjoy this 

role, but I can see how we can make things 

better and take Christchurch forward and 

make it a city that our kids and grandkids 

want to live in and return to. 

I have six policy platforms that if elected 

Mayor I will be promoting and actively 

supporting: 

• Keep rates affordable and reduce debt 

• Regain ratepayers’ confidence in the 

Council 

• Finish our roads and footpaths 

• Deliver core services better 

• Make Christchurch an even better place 

to live 

• Look after our Environment 

Council needs to regain your trust and listen 

to the community. I will work hard to do that. 

We need to listen to your concerns and 

together we need to make Christchurch the 

best city to work, live, play and invest in. 

Authorised by Phil Mauger, phil4mayor.co.nz 

David Meates Standing for Christchurch Mayor 

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I’m standing for Mayor because I truly 

believe in the potential of Christchurch - but 

we need experienced, transparent and 

collaborative leadership to make it a reality. 

We need to move beyond petty, partisan, 

politics, for the good of our city. 

The top issue that I’m hearing and seeing is 

a lack of trust and confidence in the Council 

itself. In a recent poll, only 42% of 7,038 

residents were satisfied with the Council’s 

performance; the lowest satisfaction level in 

15 years. This needs to be addressed, as a 

matter of urgency - and it requires open, 

transparent and experienced leadership to 

do so. 

I was the CEO of the Canterbury District 

Health Board (CDHB) from 2009 to 2020, 

directly responsible for 12,000 direct 

employees and working in partnership 

with a further 9,000 health professionals in 

the community. Now is the time to use my 

experience, and collaborative approach to 

working with residents, to make our place 

New Zealand’s most attractive and vibrant 

city. 

Collaboration is key for me – not just 

listening to and engaging with our people, 

but also ensuring Council works actively 

with the arts community, with business, with 

tangata whenua, with our rangatahi (young 

people), with universities and social 

enterprises. 

We have a range of ‘big picture’ issues that 

we need to grapple with as a city - climate 

change, housing challenges, transport and 

connectedness, to name a few – together 

we can do so much more. 

I look forward to working with you as Mayor 

to become a truly 21st Century city where 

innovation and connectedness thrives. 

I promise that I will listen, lead and get 

results. 

For more information about why I am 

standing, visit www.davidmeates.nz 

Authorised by Stella Ward, wardstella007@gmail.com 

Sara Templeton Standing for Councillor Heathcote Ward 

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Strong Communities: Sustainable Future. 

As your local councillor I have been active, 

open and accessible in our many communities. 

I have consistently pushed for greater 

investment in our water infrastructure and have 

advocated for safe and sustainable transport 

options such as the Coastal Pathway, for our 

natural environment and to empower 

community groups. 

Flood protection measures we have put in place 

since the major floods in 2014 are paying off 

and our earthquake damaged community 

facilities are almost all rebuilt, with just a couple 

to go. 

The Wizard Standing for Christchurch Mayor 

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A mayor is the democratically elected icon 

or face of the city, both to its citizens and to 

the world. Only resourceful and well-known 

individuals with a lengthy record of public 

service, influence on public affairs and 

independence from personal pressure, can 

in good faith stand for the office of Mayor of 

Christchurch. 

My position on social and cultural matters 

has been clearly expressed in my public 

actions and publications over the past fifty 

years. I make no secret of the fact that I 

share the good taste, aspirations and 

remarkable achievements of the Romantic 

We have had an increased focus on waterway 

health and biodiversity this term and are 

working in partnership with many community 

groups on these across our ward and the city. 

Transparency has also improved with only 5% 

of reports now in public excluded, down from 

35% in 2018. 

We’ve faced many challenges as a city and 

worked together to overcome them. Let’s work 

together to face up to climate change; to lower 

our emissions, enhance our waterways and 

increase biodiversity. Let’s put people at the 

heart of our decision making as we support our 

Darrell Latham Standing for Community Board Heathcote Ward 

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As an elected representative I have a proven 

track record representing residents. I ask the 

hard questions, seek accountability and get 

the answers on your behalf. I will rock 

council's boat. 

This is a defining election. The proposed 

Three Waters process is fatally flawed. The 

reform is right but the method is wrong. I do 

not support the medium density housing 

change rules as public feedback has been 

overwhelmingly negative from residents' 

groups across Christchurch. It is concerning 

Neo-Gothic founders of this special city. 

I am respected by those who love 

Christchurch and have for years stood 

beside those protesters who have tried to 

stop that dream being destroyed for money 

or power. 

As part of my heritage as a proud British 

subject and New Zealand citizen I despise 

racism especially when it is disguised as 

antiracism that is increasingly used as a tool 

to help ambitious politicians and 

businessmen to gain their objectives. 

Ask yourselves this question. What other 

mayoral candidate will make any substantial 

coastal and low-lying communities through the 

adaptation process. 

As chair of Council’s Sustainability and 

Community Resilience Committee and a 

director of Christchurch City Holdings Ltd, I 

have the experience and motivation needed to 

enable our transition to a thriving, sustainable 

21st century Garden City and need your vote to 

continue this work. 

To find out more please visit my website 

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Authorised by Sara Templeton. www.saratempleton.nz 

that with respect to the transport plan that 

the public did not have a chance to have 

their say before this year's local body 

elections. 

Ratepayers are losing faith with council. 

They want a change of culture, transparency, 

quality consultation and accountability. 

My focus includes re-assessing councils 

spending priorities, water quality, climate 

change policy that has at its heart the 

people, financial accountability to ratepayers, 

improved infrastructure and community 

impact on the dysfunctional and costly 

complacency of the self-enriching City 

Council bureaucracy which behaves as if we 

are the public servants and they are our 

masters? I have demonstrated the 

determination and skill needed to 

outmanoeuvre bullies that I first 

demonstrated since the City Council daily 

tried unsuccessfully to have me arrested 

almost fifty years ago for “speaking out loud 

in Cathedral Square”. 

Authorised by The Wizard of NZ: jack@wizard.gen.nz 

based decision making processes. 

New business strategies and innovations 

must be implemented and we need to rethink 

the role of Council. The primary function of 

council must be to provide basic 

infrastructure. 

I am decisive, determined and dependable 

and I will represent all Heathcote residents 

with enthusiasm. 

Better councils do make better communities. 

Authorised by Dr Darrell Latham, 53 Colenso St, Sumner, Chch 8081


Hannah Watkinson Standing for Community Board Heathcote Ward 

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I believe that communities are threads that 

weave a great city together. 

If elected I will advocate for funding 

grassroots organisations that strengthen 

communities and regenerate natural 

ecosystems; for quick responses on issues; 

and strategies for local safety and security. 

I have a personal history of community 

service, serving on Te Tira Kāhikuhiku 

enabling transitional uses of our red-zones; 

working with the Styx Living Laboratory 

Trust to enhance that precious river 

environment; and until recently was active 

on Green Effect Trust (Trees for 

Canterbury), and Watch This Space Trust. 

I lecture at the University of Canterbury, 

and run a central city shared workspace 

supporting creative entrepreneurs. 

I consult to businesses on communication 

and fresh initiatives. 

I’m a born and raised Cantabrian and I love 

Ōtautahi Christchurch. 

With unwavering enthusiasm, I’m 

committed to understanding your 

aspirations and concerns. 

I’m grateful for your vote to do this mahi. 

www.facebook.com/hannahforheathcote 

Authorised by H Watkinson, mail@hannahwatkinson.net 

Nigel Harrison Standing for Councillor Banks Peninsula Ward & Community Board Akaroa 

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(INDEPENDENT) 

I am Peninsula Born and bred with a180 

years of history on my mother’s side and 

100 on my father’s side. 

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 am a trained negotiator and 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 Peninsula 

Conservation Trust. In 2009, when the Tui 

Project was undertaken, I sponsored 5 of 

the Tuis getting the schools to name and 

follow. 

On clean-up Christchurch days, I would take 

some of my staff to Cass and Corsair Bays 

to collect and dispose of rubbish from 

around the beaches. 

I bring a lot of experience to the role and 

with spending the last term on the 

Community Board I believe I have a proven 

record of strong advocacy. I am a ‘can do’ 

person and not a career politician. I will fight 

hard for the aspirations of all communities 

on the Peninsula. 

Authorised by Nigel Harrison, phone 022 089 7019 

Libby Ornsby Standing for Councillor Banks Peninsula Ward 

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Our communities are facing challenges 

and change. Our response will define us. 

As a pragmatic independent, I'm solutions 

focused - not politically driven. 

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, 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. The 

Peninsula, its people and its uniqueness runs 

through my veins. 

I am critically aware of the pressure our land 

is under from climate change and it needs a 

strong voice to protect it. 

To be sustainable is not enough, we need to 

focus on regeneration. 

It would be an honour to serve as your 

councillor. 

Together we can do great things. 

Authorised by Libby Ornsby libbyforbankspeninsula.co.nz 

Tori Peden Standing for Councillor Banks Peninsula Ward 

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It is such an honour to represent the 

community over the last six years as the 

community board representative and the 

last three as chair person. 

Banks Peninsula has such diverse 

communities full of incredibly passionate 

people. We all love the peninsula for a 

wide variety of reasons, our access to the 

water, natural flora and fauna, the people 

that help make up our tight knit 

communities, and the lifestyle we choose 

to live. Whatever the reason, we are 

different and we are special. That is why I 

am wanting to become Councilor for 

Banks Peninsula. 

I want to see council put their 

environmental impact on the top of the list, 

when looking at any project or priority, just 

like they do with financial cost and 

community benefits. Community resilience 

is important, because with these ever 

increasing weather events/extremes we 

need to be able to thrive in our 

communities, not just survive. 

Spending in council needs to be smart. 

We needs our roads, water infrastructure 

and green space to be maintained, but we 

can not over burden the community with 

high rates rises to do so. 

Tourism does have an effect on our 

community, that is why the Destination 

Management Plan needs to be delivered, 

so we can get the benefits and manage 

the negative impacts. 

I have a great understanding of the issues 

the peninsula is facing and I can work with 

anyone around the table for the best 

outcome for Bank Peninsula and the city. 

Authorised by V Peden PO Box 15, Little River 

JJ Smith Standing for Councillor Banks Peninsula Ward & Community Board Mt Herbert 

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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 spent 25 years in the NZ Army and a 7 

year career as a Project Manager in 

developing nations ability to support their 

national regrowth after conflict. 

support system from Teddington to Port 

Levy and organise the yearly 

commemorations for ANZAC Day in 

Diamond Harbour. 

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; 

4. Decisive and timely decision making. 

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; Certificates in 

Organic Farming and Environmental 

Management from Lincoln BHU. 

I currently coordinate the neighbourhood 

Authorised by R Hawarden, 

17 Jane Deans Close, 

Riccarton, Christchurch


Jillian Frater Standing for Banks Peninsula Community Board Lyttelton 

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Kia ora koutou. 

I have a long-term interest in sustainability and 

a great love of Lyttelton Ōhinehou 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 Whakaraupō/Lyttelton Mt Herbert 

Coastal Panel. I have also volunteered at the 

Information Centre, currently deliver meals for 

Lyttelton Community House and am involved 

with Predator Free Lyttelton. 

I work part-time as a Lecturer at the University 

of Canterbury in the School of Earth and 

Environment. I previously worked as a town 

planner for over 20 years for various councils 

and as a consultant. Consequently, I have very 

good knowledge of Council processes and the 

Resource Management Act. I am also a 

cycling advocate and supporter of sustainable 

transport, which was the subject of my PhD. 

The most important issue for Council to 

address is the effect of climate change on our 

communities and infrastructure. In addition, 

issues such as the completion of the Naval 

Point development, the redevelopment of 

Lyttelton and the completion of Akaroa’s new 

wastewater disposal system are important. 

I’m running for the Community Board because 

I care about my community and the 

environment; I’m interested in the issues the 

Board has to consider; and I think I have the 

necessary knowledge and experience to do a 

great job. 

I would welcome the opportunity to represent 

and work for our community. 

Authorised by Jillian Frater, jillianfraterforccc@gmail.com 

Reuben Davidson The People's Choice candidate for Lyttelton Community Board 

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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 

and Harbour residents that repairs 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 in 

our community. 

We need to work collaboratively, with strong 

representation on our Community Board 

to address our current challenges and be 

prepared for the future together. 

I’m asking for your support to represent 

you and our community. 

I’m in Lyttelton every day, so feel free to get 

in touch via 

www.lyttelton.online or 0272-555-899. 

Authorised by Reuben Davidson, Reuben@lyttelton.online 

Cathy Lum-Webb The People's Choice candidate for Lyttelton Community Board 

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Luana Swindells The People's Choice candidate for Mt Herbert Community Board 

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Kia ora! 

Kia ora! My name is Cathy Lum-Webb, I 

work on London Street and call Te 

Whakaraupō 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 

infrastructure, and our services. 

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, 

We are all kaitiaki of this place 

please get in touch. 

Email: cathy.lyttelton2022@gmail.com 

phone 020 409 21247. 


I have lived in Rapaki for much of my life, 

with my whānau living exclusively in this 

area for several generations. 

Te Pātaka-o-Rākaihautū/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 witnessed significant change, 

demands on our environment, our 

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 

towards our future. 

The Peninsula, and its’ people, have always 

been unique - it’s a place where you are 

welcomed, regardless of who you are or 

where you come from. 

– let’s work together to protect it. 


Tyrone Fields The People's Choice candidate for Banks Peninsula Community Board 

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I’m four generations into my family’s 

commitment to Banks Peninsula, which 

makes us relative newcomers by local 

standards. I have worked hard on our 

Community Board over two terms to value 

our environment, strengthen our partnership 

with hapū, 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. The journey to being New 

Zealand’s first zerocarbon city is one we 

need to be on, and Banks Peninsula is 

home to many special people who are 

leading the way. Every day they are working 

towards the restoration of native forest, 

increasing biodiversity, and working to 

protect our harbours and waterways, and 

we must resource them to keep on doing 

that. 

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 am married with 

two teenage children, and they’re pretty 

decent taskmasters so hopefully I’m in good 

shape. 

There is so much knowledge in our Banks 

Peninsula communities. I pledge to listen to 

and learn from you to protect our 

and special character and give it everything 

fighting for what our Peninsula needs and 

deserves. 

Contact me at www.facebook.com/ 

tyronefieldsbankspeninsula 

Authorised by Reuben Davidson, Reuben@lyttelton.online


Paul Dietsche Standing for ECan - Christchurch South 

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GET THINGS DONE 

AA BA GradDip Communications 

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 found and 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), and now operating in its 

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. 

Authorised by Paul Dietsche dietsche4ecan@gmail.com 

Dr Chrys Horn The People's Choice candidate for ECan - Christchurch South 

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I’m running because of concerns about our 

deteriorating environment. I want to see a 

council that will work hard to address this. 

We are seeing more large floods and 

droughts as climate change continues, and 

we must deal with these and also cutting our 

carbon emissions. Our water quality is 

dropping, our productive soils are 

disappearing, as is much of our biodiversity, 

and research indicates that many 

Christchurch residents die prematurely 

because of air pollution. We need to set a 

clear path to turn this around. 

Our public transport system is an important 

part of cutting our carbon emissions and 

needs collaboration between a number of 

organisations to get more people using it on 

a daily basis. Our regional policies need to 

have measures that will protect our climate 

and soils, and lower the nitrates and 

sediment in our water. 

My background: I’ve worked in conservation 

and on farms in very practical, on-theground 

jobs. I completed a PhD at Lincoln 

University and have worked as a research 

scientist. I run a small research business 

and also work in community development in 

Addington. I led the setup of the Halswell 

Community Project and now chair their 

committee. I’ve helped campaign for active 

transport in our city, volunteered in a range 

of environmental groups and learned the 

benefits of teamwork for achieving 

outcomes. 

I have the skills and experience to work 

constructively with others at the council 

table for the benefit of our Canterbury 

environment and communities 


Vicky Southworth ECan candidate for South Christchurch - Owhanga 

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Who am I? 

I’m a geologist with a Masters in Water 

Resource Management and 15 years 

experience in the environmental sector. 

As your regional councillor this term I 

supported: expanding the Enviroschools 

programme; access to the bus for a child 

fare for all 18 year olds and tertiary students; 

extended free-period on the bus for Gold Card 

holders; and increased contestable funding for 

community-led environmental projects. 

Why should you vote for me? 

If re-elected, I will continue to focus on climate 

change and loss of our natural environment: 

- Our rivers and aquifers need urgent 

attention. Sediment and heavy metals are 

polluting our urban rivers and harbours. 

Agricultural inputs are causing algal blooms 

and poor quality drinking water. I will push 

for tighter regulation, more education and 

innovation, monitoring and enforcement. 

- Let’s protect, enhance and connect the green 

spaces through the city to the hills and the 

Peninsula to provide for wildlife and wellbeing. I 

will advocate for greater collaboration with 

environmental organisations with a proven track 

record in delivering biodiversity improvements 

with the community and landowners. 

- More frequent, reliable and better connected 

public transport for communities as well as 

commuters is essential if we are to reduce our 

car dependence. I will work constructively to 

speed up delivery and increase central 

government investment. 

I will listen to understand your priorities. I will 

give a voice to future generations. Vote for 

positive change. 

www.facebook.com/VickyforECanChchSouth 

vsouthworth4ecan@gmail.com 

Authorised by Vicky Southworth, vsouthworth4ecan@gmail.com 

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9. Am in all of a muddle with this paper (7) 

10. There’s nothing to VAT, taking one on 

popular reception (7) 

11. Give way to some precedent (4) 

12. Fashion, if added to rate, is reasonable (4) 

13. Be behind an old prisoner (3) 

15. Rubbish on television starts the decay (3) 

17. His name is the book title, or poem 

written out about New York (6) 

18. Creature as farmed by George Orwell (6) 

19. Winnie the overturned ring of wood (4) 

20. Will be inclined to be a libertine (4) 

21. Top of little finger being lost, it becomes 

black (4) 

22. It is posted at the entrance (4) 

SUDOKU 

Fill the grid so that every column, every row and 3x3 

box contains the digits 1 to 9. 

23 


1 2 3 4 5 6 

7 

8 9 

10 11 12 

13 14 15 

16 17 18 

19 20 21 

22 

23 24 

Across 

1. Intended (5) 

4. Begin (an enterprise) (6) 

7. Operate (3) 

8. Morose (6) 

9. Off target (6) 

10. Bodily (8) 

12. Position or standing 

(4) 

13. Thump (6) 

15. Underground passage 

(6) 

16. Skilful (4) 

17. Luxury (8) 

19. Heavenly (6) 

20. Biased (6) 

22. Hot tub (3) 

23. A way out (6) 

24. Get up late (3-2) 

Down 

1. Delectable (5-8) 

2. Sicken (3) 

3. Loose top (5) 

4. Flyer (7) 

5. Statement (9) 

6. One thing causing 

another (5,8) 

11. Patience (9) 

14. Superior skill (7) 

18. Typical (5) 

21. Charge (3) 

CODECRACKER 


Across: 1. Meant, 4. Launch, 7. Use, 8. Sullen, 9. Astray, 10. Physical, 

12. Rank, 13. Wallop, 15. Tunnel, 16. Deft, 17. Opulence, 19. Divine, 20. 

Unfair, 22. Spa, 23. Egress, 24. Lie-in. 

Down: 1. Mouth-watering, 2. Ail, 3. Tunic, 4. Leaflet, 5. Utterance, 6. 

Chain reaction, 11. Solitaire, 14. Prowess, 18. Usual, 21. Fee. 


Across: 7. Take it to heart 8. Embrocation 12. Mingle 14. Ornate 16. 

Deluge 18. Attire 19. Harmonising 23. Monkey-jackets. 

Down: 1. Lace 2. Herb 3. Stroke 4. Potato 5. Peri 6. Grin 9. Manilla 10. 

Ovation 11. Cede 12. Mode 13. Lag 15. Rot 17. Eponym 18. Animal 19. 

Hoop 20. Rake 21. Inky 22. Gate. 

TARGET 

abeam abelia able alba alembic 

ambiance amble amiable 

amicable bail balance bale 

balm banal bane beam bean 

becalm bema bile blain blame 

blanc cabal cabin cable cambia 

cambial climb iamb IMBALANCE 

lamb limb minable nimble 

MEDIUM HARD 

EASY 

TARGET 

N E A 

I B M 

A C L 

Good 18 

Very Good 25 

Excellent 30+ 

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he fires the gun. 

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MILITARY EXERCISE 

Small Boating Exercise 

19-30 September 2022 

The general public is to be advised that a New 

Zealand Army Exercise will be conducted in 

the Lyttleton Harbour and Sumner area over 

the period of 19-30 September 2022. 

The exercise will involve up to 35 personnel 

of 2 Engineer Regiment from Burnham 

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Training will involve soldiers transiting 

in vessels around the harbour and wider 

Lyttleton area in small groups and formations. 

Movements will be from 8am until 11.30pm 

daily. 

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Reporters 

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Situations Vacant 

Star Media is seeking an up-and-coming news 

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• A fast team environment and an opportunity to 

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If you think this role is for you, please prepare a 

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Work Local 

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SUMNER TO FERRYMEAD, LYTTELTON AND BAYS 

Your real estate career by the sea, sure. 

Ray White Ferrymead 

Lyttelton & Bays 

Phone (03) 384 4179 | Email prier.manson@raywhite.com 

rwferrymead.co.nz /RayWhiteFerrymead Prier Manson Ltd. (Licensed REAA 2008)


COASTAL AUCTION 

series 

Coastal Flair and Finesse 

22 Marama Crescent, Mount Pleasant 

3 bedrooms, 2 living, 2 bathrooms, 3 toilets, 2 car garaging 

Premier positioning and a picturesque perspective are just a couple of the drawcards 

to this premium residence, which reflects spectacular family living on the prized lower 

slopes of Mt Pleasant. 

Engineered and designed to a superior standard in 2013, wide-scale glazing is a 

prominent feature of the build and showcases the exquisite panoramic views over the 

estuary, sea, city, Alps, Kaikoura’s and upwards to Castle Rock. 

Covering approx 300sqm including the main balcony over two family-focused floors, 

the entry-level is the primary setting for everyday living. The elegantly appointed 

kitchen, dining, and living extend outdoors to the hardwood deck framed by glass 

balustrades, ensuring an unimpeded outlook from every angle. Also on this level is the 

main bedroom with its ensuite, WIR and own deck access. 

The ground floor is well-suited to teens and guests, boasting another living, two double 

bedrooms and family-sized bathroom. 

Spanning approx. 868sqm, the section benefits from established plantings that deliver 

peace and privacy, with the internal access double garage offering another advantage. 

The estate has issued a clear directive to sell, and buyers are advised to act with haste. 

Open Homes: Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday 11:00am - 11:30am 

Auction: Coastal Auction Series, Wednesday 21 September from 5:00pm, 

Sumner Surf Life Saving Club (unless brought forward) 

www.rwferrymead.co.nz/ OPA30287 

COASTAL AUCTION SERIES 

FINAL WEEK! 

Simon and Paula Standeven 

No.1 Sales Consultants 

2017 - 2022 

M. 0274 304 691 

E. thestandevens@raywhite.com 



‘As Is’ Opportunity in Redcliffs 

2/162 Main Road, Redcliffs 

2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 car garaging 

Tucked down a driveway, this 2 bedroom unit built in the mid 1980s, enjoys a spacious kitchen, living, dining 

area and a garden big enough to bring to life. Redcliffs is currently a flourishing suburb. The property is being 

sold “as-is, where-is”, giving flexibility to the new owners to rent, renovate or reside. The property will be 

auctioned at the Coastal Auction Series on Wednesday 21 September from 5:00pm, Sumner Surf Life Saving 

Club. This property will not be sold prior to auction. 

As is, where is - must be SOLD! 

1/88a Slater Street, Richmond 

2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 car garaging 

Clear instructions from the trustees of this property means auction day is sale day! 

Estate realisation on the sunny side of the street. Neat and complete with opportunity written all over it. 

Delightful 2 bedroom unit with a light-filled and spacious open plan living area enjoying full sun and tree lined 

street views. Front unit of two, garages between for added privacy, easycare grounds for a low maintenance 

lifestyle. Your chance to jump into the market or add to your portfolio. 

Bev Prout 

M. 027 495 9586 

E. bev.prout@raywhite.com 

Open Homes: Wednesday & Saturday 

1:00pm - 2:00pm, Sunday 11:00am - 12:00pm 

Auction: Coastal Auction Series, Wednesday 

21 September from 5:00pm, Sumner Surf 

Lifesaving Club (not selling prior) 

www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30311 

Say hello to what could be a very good buy! 

Open Homes: Wednesday 12:00pm - 12:30pm 

Saturday & Sunday 11:00am - 11:45am 

Auction: Coastal Auction Series, Wednesday 

21 September from 5:00pm, Sumner Surf Life 

Saving Club (not selling prior) 

www.rwferrymead.co.nz/OPA30313 

Rochelle Sullivan 

M. 022 027 3095 

E. rochelle.sullivan@raywhite.com 

Ahmad Sultani 

M. 021 104 7115 

E. ahmad.sultani@raywhite.com 

Ray White Ferrymead | rwferrymead.co.nz | 03 384 4179 | prier.manson@raywhite.com | Prier Manson Limited Licensed REAA 2008


Ray White Ferrymead | rwferrymead.co.nz | 03 384 4179 | prier.manson@raywhite.com | Prier Manson Limited Licensed REAA 2008


PROUDLY 

SOLD 

BY RAY WHITE FERRYMEAD 

153 Clifton Terrace, Sumner $1,305,000 

3 Pages Road, Lyttelton $760,000 

59 Clifton Terrace, Sumner $1,622,500 

101 Main Road, Redcliffs $530,000 

67 Mackworth Street, Woolston $430,000 

22 Simeon Quay, Lyttelton $740,000 

61 Laing Crescent, Heathcote Valley $530,000 

21/60 Port Hills Road $680,000 

27 Basil Place, Redcliffs $1,151,500 

Ray White Ferrymead 

Phone (03) 384 4179 | Email prier.manson@raywhite.com 

rwferrymead.co.nz | /RayWhiteFerrymead Prier Manson Ltd. (Licensed REAA 2008)

Bay Harbour: September 14, 2022

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