Bay Harbour: September 21, 2022

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2022
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Ride to raise
$20,000
for Renee
Page 5
Event to lure
women and girls
into sailing
Page 20
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anytime.
Students prepare to entertain Seafarers
to benefit
from
$100,000
REHEARSAL: Te Aratai students are rehearsing for their first official music night since the school reopened in May.
TE ARATAI students will
present a night of musical
performances next week.
About 40 students have gathered
to organise the school’s
first official music night for the
community since its reopening
in May this year.
Te Aratai Music Night features
18 musical performances,
with year 9-13 students covering
many genres. This is its first
event in three years.
The event will take place in
Te Puna – the school’s 650-seat
auditorium.
Student Connor Armstrong
said the event is a result of
students coming together to
prepare and plan after two years
of pandemic.
“The new school has become
host to an extremely highstandard
of learning - including
specialty programmes within
the music department.”
This free event will run from
6-9pm on September 28.
funding
THE LYTTELTON Seafarers’
Centre’s future looks more
assured after lobbying for funding
paid off.
The centre will get $100,000 of a
$900,000 national fund which will
pay for staff, centre running costs
and Wi-Fi for ships.
Maritime New Zealand recently
confirmed funding from a levy on
foreign shipping will be available
from early 2024, and interim
funding available until the ship
levy comes online.
Lyttelton seafarers chaplain
Reverend John McLister said it
was a “great result”.
“The Lyttelton Seafarers Centre
was struggling to operate on charity
donations. We’ve been saying
for years, that shipping companies
should contribute something to
the care of their crews when they
arrive in ports,” he said.
The Government recognised a
need to support seafarers’ welfare
charities when Human Rights as
Sea, an international seafarers’
rights advocacy group, issued a
report in 2020 criticising New
Zealand’s failure to support portbased
welfare services under an
international agreement New
Zealand signed. • Turn to page 7
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BOOST: The tug Lyttelton and St Saviour’s Church at Holy Trinity in Lyttelton have received city council heritage grants.
Grant will see tug go to electrical power
NEW ZEALAND’S oldest
operational steamship – the
tug Lyttelton – will get a new
electric boiler, thanks in part to
a heritage grant from the city
council.
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For many decades,
the tug helped ships get safely
in and out of Lyttelton harbour.
The tug was retired from service
in 1971 and looked set to be
dismantled until a group of
volunteers stepped into save
it. Since then the tug has forged
a new career as a passenger
steamer, taking people on cruises
around the harbour and on
charter trips.
The heritage grant for the tug
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approved last week.
Other grants included
$25,169 for stonework conservation
and repair work at St
Saviour’s Church at Holy Trinity
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Wednesday September 21 2022 Bay Harbour News
NEWS 5
Ride to raise $20,000 for Renee
• By Tina Grumball
NUK KORAKO will set off on
his electric bike again in a bid
to raise the remaining $20,000
for his niece’s life changing jaw
surgery.
A year after he completed his
first “Ride for Renee,” former
Port Hills National List MP Korako
is confident they will reach
their goal.
“Let’s get this sorted before
Christmas,” the Rāpaki resident
said.
“What a wonderful Christmas
present for her . . . the fact that
she actually has the money to
have the operation.”
The more than 580km ride
from Rapaki to Picton will take
about a week after he sets off on
October 1.
Last year, he cycled 720km
from Banks Peninsula to Bluff
and raised about $35,000.
Further interest and fundraisers
meant they have reached
$70,000 of the $90,000 needed.
“It’s all about raising awareness
to Renee’s predicament around
her health issue. I’m really confident,
in doing this again, we’re
going to raise it,” he said.
A Rapaki resident, 27-year-old
Renee Veal suffers from hypermobile
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
that causes her jaw to dislocate
often.
Korako described it as “having
LAST PUSH: Nuk Korako with Renee Veal. She has been
living with chronic pain for over 10 years and is just
$20,000 away from being able to have a life-changing jaw
surgery that would vastly improve her quality of life.
a bad toothache every day.”
Not only does he want to resurrect
interest for Renee’s plight,
but he said now is more important
than ever as her health is
deteriorating.
“It’s getting more difficult now
because . . . her jaw is starting to
disintegrate at quite a rapid rate,”
he noted.
“That’s why we’ve got to do
this . . . so that this young girl
can get the medical attention
that she needs.”
DETERMINED: Korako on his previous fundraising ride
from Banks Peninsula to Bluff.
Korako said his children had
grown up with Veal and she was
his niece.
Once they found out about
Veal’s medical condition, Korako
said they sprung into action.
“Everyone understands . . . we
want to do as much as we can for
our kids so that they do actually
live a really quality life.”
Veal needs a total Temporomandibular
joint reconstruction
and bilateral jaw joint replacements,
a procedure which is not
covered under the public health
system.
The most expensive part of
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which are manufactured in the
United States.
Veal was in weekly consultation
with specialists, Korako
noted.
Facing the long journey
north, Korako said he was feeling
good and was excited to get
back on the bike. He had been
training around the Bays for
months for the “couple of good
climbs.”
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“wingman” along the way.
“For me . . . once I finish this
one, I’ve been from Picton to
Bluff,” he said.
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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
NEWS 7
‘We’re pretty happy we got there’
• From page 1
“New Zealand is a
party to the Maritime
Labour Convention which
recommends a levy on
shipping to support port-based
seafarers’ welfare services,
but basically the Government
ignored this, leaving the local
charities struggling to find
funds,” McLister said.
“I asked Human Rights at
Sea to investigate if the Government
had any obligation
under the MLC. Their report
was very blunt, the Government
needed to ensure a proper
standard of shore-based care
for crews.”
McLister’s campaign was
supported by the Te Pātaka o
Rākaihautū Banks Peninsula
Community Board member for
Lyttelton Tyrone Fields, who
launched a petition in Lyttelton
galvanising support for a levy
on shipping to help fund seafarer
welfare.
Said Fields: “The community
got right in behind it. They
told us we needed to take it up
a notch and we enlisted the
support of Tracey McLellan,
our MP, who helped get it
into the Labour Party policy
platform and guide it through
the Parliamentary process.”
In July 2021, the Government
changed the law to allow part
ADVOCACY: Having fathers who were seafarers motivated Tyrone Fields (left) and
John McLister to action.
of the Government’s levy on
foreign ships to be used for
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New Zealand ports.
“Now it’s the law and we’re
pretty happy we got there,”
Fields said.
“It will make a difference
every day in the lives of seafarers
who come to New Zealand,
and the people of Lyttelton
should feel proud of the role
they played. It shows how it’s
possible to get stuff done from
the ground up.”
Both Fields and McLister
are the sons of seafarers who
came and made their home in
Lyttelton in the 1960s.
Said McLister: “We grew up
here when many a Lyttelton lad
went to sea. And we both had
dads who were seafarers.
I think that’s what motivated
us. It was a bit of a tag team
effort. We are delighted it got
over the line.”
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8
NEWS
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Investigation into alcohol ban under way
• By Natalie Pham
AN ALCOHOL ban for
Woolston is being investigated.
City council staff have started
to collect information from
police and council officers working
in the area as a first step to
determine whether a ban can be
implemented.
Photographic
evidence of
alcohol-related
incidents in the
area and a petition
signed by
residents were
also included.
Paul
McMahon
This came
after the
city council
decided to
investigate a liquor ban after
concerns about an increase in
anti-social behaviour because of
people consuming alcohol on the
street.
The investigation will take
from one to two months. If
there is sufficient evidence,
staff will write a report recommending
the council consider
bringing in a temporary alcohol
ban. However, the report will be
delayed due to October’s local
body elections.
Under the Local Government
Acts 2002, councils can impose
a liquor ban in areas where ‘a
high level of crime or disorder’
ACTION: Concerns about alcohol-related harm and litter in Woolston Village have led to a call for a ban on alcohol.
has worsened through alcohol
consumption.
If the temporary ban appears
to address the problems, the
council will consult the community
about imposing a permanent
one.
Said Woolston resident Paul
McMahon: “I’m glad that the
council accepted there is enough
evidence and now it’s time for
them to get the right people
around the table.”
McMahon presented a petition
to the Waikura Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community
Board in July.
The petition, with more
than 170 signatures from
locals and residents, was in support
of introducing an alcohol
ban.
McMahon said alcohol-related
harm has been an ongoing issue
in the community.
“I am aware that an alcohol
ban is a very blunt tool and is
not a solution in itself. I do
not wish to criminalise people
who are poor and addicted to
alcohol.”
Last month, he lodged an
appeal against the decision of the
District Licensing Committee to
grant an off-licence to a liquor
store in a high deprived area in
Woolston.
The appeal came after a group
of residents, police and the
medical officer of health failed
to stop Super Liquor Ferry Rd’s
application.
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10
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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Son’s bid to honour mum
killed in 2011 earthquake
• By Natalie Pham
THE DATE WAS February 22,
2011, and 23-month-old Jayme
Hadfield had been dropped off
by his mother Natasha at the
kindergarten, like any other day.
Except it wasn’t
any other day – it
was the day of
the 6.3 magnitude
earthquake
that shattered so
many lives.
Jayme
Hadfield
His mother
was at work, at
Wicks Fish store
she owned with
husband Geoff on Stanmore Rd.
When the quake struck at
12.51pm, she and regular customer
Betty Dickson, would not
survive its devastating force, a
large brick wall collapsing on
both of them.
When Geoff got to the store,
he found both women. There was
no sign of life.
Now 13 and living in
Australia, Jayme is making a bid
for a plaque to be put in near the
site, which has not been rebuilt
on yet, to remember his mother
and Betty Dickson.
After the quakes, the Hadfield
family put a memorial sign on
the site with photos of Natasha
and the words: “We miss you
Mummy.”
In 2015, Geoff suggested
putting a permanent memorial
in after selling the site to a
property developer. But the
site remains empty and is
overgrown.
So when city council started
to progress its plan to upgrade
the entire Linwood Village area
in February this year, Jayme
decided it was time to act.
“Around June and July this
year, I wanted to put something
down for mum and the lady
that she died with,” he told Bay
Harbour News from Australia.
City council staff has also
MEMORY: Jayme was only 23-months-old when his mother Natasha died in Wicks Fish
store during the February 22, 2011, earthquake.
recommended him two other
options – a memorial park bench
and a tree. However, he said not
many people visit the location
where those options were
proposed to be located.
Jayme then approached
the Waikura Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community
CHANGED: Wicks Fish store following the earthquake. Right – the empty site where the
store used to be on Stanmore Rd.
Board and submitted a request
for the plaque.
It is now included in the
detailed design, which will be
completed in February next
year.
He and his father moved to
Australia after the quakes.
“I guess it was because of so
many bad memories and he just
wanted to get away from her
death and everything,” Jayme
said.
Up until the devastating
quakes, his parents had been
together for 18 years.
He said he only learnt about
what happened when he got
older.
“On her birthday or February
22, I would ask about that every
now and again. But not every
time.”
For a long time, he thought his
mother was on a ‘big holiday’.
Almost everything that Jayme
knew about his mother was
through his father and grandparents.
“Dad told me a lot of things
about mum.
“She was a very kind, loving
and caring person. And she
loved All Blacks.”
However, he can recall vague
memories of his mother laying
out the blanket on the floor to
play with him.
“I do miss her. Every now and
again I would think of her,” he
said.
On every February 22 and
sometimes Mother’s Day, Jayme
and his father would spend time
thinking about her.
He is attending Downlands
College, Toowoomba, while his
father and stepmother live in
Brisbane.
With his stepmother,
stepsister, and stepbrother all in
Australian Defence Force, Jayme
wants to follow in their footsteps
to join either the navy or air
force once he gets the Australian
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Wednesday September 21 2022 Bay Harbour News 11
Help us to help others
The Sumner Ferrymead Foundation is a community
charity that supports individuals, teams and organisations
from Taylors Mistake through to Mt Pleasant, around to
Heathcote and across to Brookhaven.
Each year we provide a wide range of grants, scholarships
and awards, thanks to the generous support of individuals
and businesses in our community.
It could be a grant to purchase an AED to save a life, to
help build a community mountain bike track, or to help
someone represent their sport at an international event.
It could be an academic scholarship for a university
student or an Outward Bound scholarship for young adults.
Or, it could be an award for an environmental initiative,
a primary school student who has flourished, or an
apprentice starting out and needing tools. The possibilities
are endless!
Please help us to help others by:
• Making a donation to support our grants programme
• Sponsoring a scholarship or an award
• Leaving a bequest in your will
For further information please go to our website
www.sumnerferrymeadfoundation.co.nz
If you would like to chat to someone, call
• Secretary Daniel O’Carroll 021 288 1871
• Treasurer Barry Geddes 021 402 767
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Bay Harbour News Wednesday September 21 2022
12
NEWS
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Treasures from the past:
Remembering Queen Elizabeth II
SINCE NEWS of Queen Elizabeth
II’s death aged 96 on 8
September at Balmoral, we have
paused to reflect on her 70-year
reign and her role as New Zealand’s
head of state.
Her life spanned significant
and tumultuous global times.
She has been widely lauded for
her dignity, grace and steadying
international presence; despite
personal loss, the pressures of
scandal and changing attitudes
towards the monarchy.
Princess Elizabeth Alexandra
Mary was born on April 21,
1926, at her maternal grandparents’
home in Mayfair, London.
She was not expected to accede
to the throne, however, due to
the abdication of her uncle,
Edward VIII, and the subsequent
coronation of her father as King
George VI in 1936, the course
her life would take changed
dramatically.
In 1952, at the age of just 25
years, Elizabeth acceded to the
throne after the sudden death
of her father following a lung
operation. In this post World
War 2 period of patriotic loyalty
to Britain and huge interest in
the Royal family, her coronation
on June 2, 1953, was an event
celebrated in many parts of the
Commonwealth. Ōhinehou
Lyttelton was by no means alone
in setting up an elaborate coronation
arch and hosting a parade
thronged by flag-waving enthusiasts
charmed by the youthful and
vibrant monarch. https://www.
teuaka.org.nz/news/coronationcelebrations-1953
The new Queen, with her
husband and consort, Prince
Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh,
visited New Zealand in the summer
of 1953-1954, one of 10 trips
Queen Elizabeth II,
c 1950
Te Ūaka The
Lyttelton Museum
ref.8283.1
https://www.teuaka.
org.nz/online
-collection/
1128458
Right: Brentleigh
ware cup
commemorating
Coronation of
Queen Elizabeth II,
c 1953
Te Ūaka The
Lyttelton Museum
ref.3694.1
https://www.teuaka.
org.nz/onlinecollection/664682
she would make here over her
lifetime. In the words of former
Prime Minister David Lange,
reflecting in 2005 on that tour,
‘They were greeted with a frenzy
which is hard to imagine today.
The enthusiasm of the public
was near-universal and certainly
demonstrative.’
This 1954 collection photograph
of Queen Elizabeth
meeting the Australian Governor
General, Field Marshal The Viscount
Slim (known as Bill Slim!)
was taken at Duntroon, Canberra,
home to the Royal Military
College of Australia, which she
visited on four occasions.
The inscription on the back of
the photo includes ‘for the interest
of the ladies, her dress was
emerald green’.
The Coronation cup pictured
was someone’s well-used
royal souvenir of the 1953-1954
visit – a practice no doubt being
repeated in London during this
period of official mourning and
the state funeral at Westminster
Abbey on September 19.
In 1995, Waikato-Tainui were
one of the first iwi to agree to
a settlement under the Treaty
Settlement process. The Queen
herself signed the Deed of Settlement,
a task usually undertaken
by the Governor General; in
addition it was the first time she
signed a law in public.
In the presence of the Māori
Queen, Te Arikinui, Dame Te
Atairangikaahu, she delivered
the Crown’s historic apology. It
was during this visit that she was
first referred to as Te Kōtuku.
The kōtuku or white heron is
rarely seen away from its nesting
area; if the bird is sighted it is
considered a once in a lifetime
encounter, he tohu pai, a good
omen.
https://teara.govt.nz/en/
video/32507/royal-apology-totainui-1995
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Otautahi Christchurch is proud to be one of only five Antarctic Gateway cities in the world.
A Celebrate S E the D opening of E the V Antarctic E Summer N T science S season and Christchurch’s unique
connections with Antarctica with eleven days of events and activities.
TE RADAR'S L ANTARCTICANA Y T T E – L LYTTELTON T O N B A S E D E V E N T S
A hilarious and informative romp through Antarctica’s fascinating past and present, telling
stories of the bold and the bizarre that shaped the frozen continent.
LYTTELTON ANTARCTIC WINDOW HUNT
Hey kids, grab an entry form, hunt out Antarctic related items in participating shop and
business windows in Lyttelton and you’re in for a prize.
TE RADAR'S ANTARCTICANA – LYTTELTON
A hilarious and informative romp through Antarctica’s fascinating past and present, telling
stories of the bold and the bizarre that shaped the frozen continent.
Amateur historian and itinerant television globetrotter Te Radar presents Antarcticana, an illustrated comedic lecture
on all things Antarctic.
With a rich visual presentation of photographs, maps, film, and charmingly low-spec animations, Antarcticana
proves that what we think we know about Antarctica is just the tip of the iceberg.
To Te celebrate Radar asks Days the questions of Ice and you Lyttelton’s never thought rich Antarctic to ask and history, provides pick answers up entry you form never from wanted Lyttelton to know Harbour about the land
Information that Capt. Robert Centre Scott or Lyttelton called “This Library Awful and Place”. using He your also powers may shatter of observation, your illusions hunt about items the innocence with an Antarctic of penguins.
theme in shop and business windows in Lyttelton.
Winner of both the Billy T Award, and the Fred Award for Comedy Excellence, and in 2017 he was awarded an
Drop your completed entry form into a box at the Library or Information Centre. Correct entry forms will go in for a
honorary MA from Wintec for services to Media Arts.
prize draw. Prizes include books and free tickets.
Entry
This is
forms
a fundraising
are available
event
from:
for the rebuild of Te Uaka The Lyttelton Museum. Gather friends or colleagues and book a
table or enjoy the show from the seating. An auction will be run during the intermission.
- Lyttelton Harbour Information Centre, 20 Oxford Street. Hours: 9am to 5pm. Open 7 days.
Thanks to Te - Lyttelton Radar and Library, the Lyttelton 18 Canterbury Arts Factory St. Hrs: Mon for supporting to Fri 10am this to 6pm event. & Sat 10am to 1pm. Closed Sun.
Hosted by Te Uaka The Lyttelton Museum and also supported by Lyttelton Harbour Business Assn.
When
Where Where $ $ Pricing Contact Contact
29 Thurs Sep 29 to and 9 Oct Fri 2022 30 Sep 2022 Lyttelton Harbour Lyttelton Information Arts Factory FREE From $30.00 Peter Peter McCarthy McCarthy
9.30am 7.30pm to 3.30pm 9.30pm Centre and 1 Sumner Lyttelton Road Library
20 Oxford Lyttelton St. Lyttelton
to $40.00 Email. Email. pmccsouth@icloud.com
M. 027 M. 447 027 0103 447 0103
LYTTELTON ANTARCTIC WALK
9 October 2pm – 4.30pm | Albion Square, Lyttelton
A guided walk to several Antarctic points of interest in Lyttelton, which was the departure point of three
expeditions from the Portduring the ‘heroic era’. Check website for weather cancellation.
Amateur historian and itinerant television globetrotter Te Radar presents Antarcticana, an illustrated comedic lecture
on all things Antarctic.
With a rich visual presentation of photographs, maps, film, and charmingly low-spec animations, Antarcticana
proves that what we think we know about Antarctica is just the tip of the iceberg.
Te Radar asks the questions you never thought to ask and provides answers you never wanted to know about the land
that Capt. Robert Scott called “This Awful Place”. He also may shatter your illusions about the innocence of penguins.
Winner of both the Billy T Award, and the Fred Award for Comedy Excellence, and in 2017 he was awarded an
honorary MA from Wintec for services to Media Arts.
This is a fundraising event for the rebuild of Te Uaka The Lyttelton Museum. Gather friends or colleagues and book a
table or enjoy the show from the seating. An auction will be run during the intermission.
Thanks to Te Radar and the Lyttelton Arts Factory for supporting this event.
When
Thurs 29 and Fri 30 Sep 2022
7.30pm to 9.30pm
Where
Lyttelton Arts Factory
1 Sumner Road
Lyttelton
$ Pricing
From $30.00
to $40.00
Contact
Peter McCarthy
Email. pmccsouth@icloud.com
M. 027 447 0103
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THURS 29 SEPTEMBER - SUN 9 OCTOBER
EVENTS THROUGHOUT 29 SEP – 9 OCT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LYTTELTON -----------------------------------------------------
LYTTELTON ANTARCTIC WINDOW HUNT
DAILY | 9.30AM – 3.30PM
Grab an entry form and join the hunt along London Street and
down to the waterfront searching for Antarctic objects.
CHRISTCHURCH AIRPORT ----------
GATEWAY TO ANTARCTICA
Christchurch Airport is the Gateway to Antarctica and invites
you to come visit the various exhibitions on during Days of Ice
anytime throughout the programme.
THE HILLARY STEP
Come walk The Hillary Step and read the tributes and poem for Sir
Edmund Hillary, Kiwi legend and Antarctic hero, in the terminal at
Christchurch Airport anytime throughout the programme.
THE ANTARCTIC WALKWAY - LIGHT AND
SOUND
Christchurch Airport invites you to come experience the interactive
light and sounds as you walk the Antarctic Walkway anytime
throughout the programme.
INTERNATIONAL ANTARCTIC
CENTRE --------------------------------------------------------------
WHERE MEMORIES SLEEP
FOUR SHOWS DAILY
Antarctica New Zealand presents Where Memories Sleep an
immersive cine-dance music production that explores a legend
of the Aurora Australis, using storytelling to connect us to the
scientific world of Antarctica. See the International Antarctic
Centre Facebook Page for screening times and details.
Entry free with paid entry to the International Antarctic Centre.
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LOCAL EYES EXHIBITION
ANYTIME
Pupils from Te Kura o Ohinetahi | Governors Bay School and Te
Kura Tuatahi o Ohinehou | Lyttelton Primary School searched
the 10,000 strong photo collection on the Te Uaka The Lyttelton
Museum website to curate their own LocalEyes.
CHRISTCHURCH GONDOLA ------
ANTARCTIC DISCOVERY AT THE
GONDOLA
DAILY | 10AM – 4PM
Learn about Antarctica at the Christchurch Gondola - scan the QR
code during your visit to access the website.
CENTRAL CHRISTCHURCH ---------
EXPLORERS HUB EXHIBITION
DAILY | 9AM – 4PM | ADVENTURE BOOKS
Home Gallery Fine Arts in Christchurch will be exhibiting some
specially created Antarctic themed artwork.
ANTARCTIC GATEWAY AUDIO TRAIL
ANYTIME
Download the Listen Up Otautahi app and take a guided audio
tour of Christchurch’s central city Antarctic landmarks.
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CENTRAL CHRISTCHURCH ---------
MAGNETIC OBSERVATORY
DAILY | 10AM - 4PM | BOTANIC GARDENS
The workshop is the last remaining building of the historic
Magnetic Observatory. Early Antarctic explorers, local and
international scientists, including Nobel prize winners, have
made many discoveries here. Their work is now celebrated in a
permanent exhibition.
THE OCEAN IS IN YOUR HANDS
ANYTIME | CNR COLOMBO & LICHFIELD STREETS
Be part of a digital campaign to protect our oceans. Simply take a
photo at the new mural. See www.bluecradle.org
ANTARCTIC TREASURE HUNT
DAILY | CHRISTCHURCH TRAM
Hop on the tram to complete an Antarctic Scavenger Hunt and
learn about Antarctica while exploring Christchurch’s central city.
CANTERBURY MUSEUM ------------------
360 SOUTH TE TIRI O TE MOANA -
ANTARCTICA IN VIRTUAL REALITY
DAILY | 9AM – 5.30PM
Experience Antarctica using VR headsets with 360 degree
footage shot by Professor Rob Lindeman and photographer/
filmmaker Anthony Powell.
WOMEN OF THE ANTARCTIC - MAKING THE
ABSENCE VISIBLE
DAILY | 9AM – 5.30PM
Artist Ira Mitchell-Kirk has painted a series of portraits to draw
attention to women in Antarctic science.
WHALES OF THE SOUTHERN OCEAN
DAILY | 9AM – 5.30PM
Visit the museum and count the number of Antarctic whales
you see on painted rocks for a chance to win a fantastic prize.
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TURANGA ---------------------------------------------------------
DAYS OF ICE CITY HUB
DAILY
Turanga is the central city hub for many events and activities
during Days of Ice. Have a look through this programme and
uncover the magic of Antarctica! See
christchurchcitylibraries.com
TE WHAKAIRO
DAILY | TUAKIRI - IDENTITY, LEVEL 2
Te Whakairo - Nga Ki o Te Tai Ao: The Carvings Carry the
Stories of the World is a short film about two talented carvers
from each end of Aotearoa who take their whakairo (carving) to
Antarctica in response to NZ’s kaitiakitanga of the Ross Sea.
SCIENCE ON ICE
DAILY | 2PM – 2.30PM
Take an Antarctic adventure with Antartica New Zealand
and Sonny Ngatai. Watch episodes of Science on Ice, complete a
quiz to earn a special Antarctic prize!
FAR FROM FROZEN - GOING TO EXTREMES
2 - 9 OCT | 10AM – 4PM
Otago Museum’s hands-on science showcase brings the reality
of climate change to life through interactives, demonstrations,
VR and more.
ANTARCTICA ART
DAILY | HAPORI - COMMUNITY, LEVEL 1
A collection of artworks inspired by studying Antarctica. Created
by Year 10 students from Christchurch Girls’ High School.
VISIT THE NEW SCOTT BASE!
DAILY
The Scott Base Redevelopment scale model will be housed at
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MODEL ANTARCTIC RESEARCH VESSELS
DAILY
On display on the Ground Floor.
SCIENCE ON ICE
DAILY | 2PM – 2.30PM | TURANGA
TUE 4 OCT | 11AM – 12PM | TE ARA ATEA
FRI 7 OCT | 1PM – 2PM | LEESTON LIBRARY
SAT 8 OCT | 10.30AM – 11:30AM | DARFIELD
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SUN 9 OCT | 10.30AM – 11:30AM | LINCOLN
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Take an Antarctic adventure with Antartica
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Otago Museum’s hands-on science
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WHERE MEMORIES
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Antarctica New Zealand presents ‘Where
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SAT 8 OCT | 10AM – 4PM | LEESTON LIBRARY
Use virtual reality to explore Sir Edmund Hillary’s
1950’s Antarctic hut to see what life was like in the
world’s most extreme environment.
WOMEN OF THE
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Artist Ira Mitchell-Kirk has painted a series
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WOMEN RESEARCHERS IN ANTARCTICA -
SERIES
6PM – 8PM | TURANGA - TAUTORU / TSB SPACE
A panel discussion that celebrates female leadership and shares
women’s experiences on the continent and how their effort
continue to safeguard the future of Antarctica.
TE RADAR’S ANTARCTICANA
7.30PM – 9.30PM | LYTTELTON ARTS FACTORY
A hilarious and informative romp through Antarctica, telling
the stories of the bold and the bizarre that shaped the frozen
continent’s history. Ticketed event - see www.laf.co.nz
30.09 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ANTARCTIC YOUTH COALITION CLIMATE
EXPO | TE AO HURIHURI
9.30AM – 4PM | INTERNATIONAL ANTARCTIC CENTRE
Hear from our young Antarcticans, learn how to become a
sustainability champion and a Gateway City custodian.
Student-led and focused.
TE RADAR’S ANTARCTICANA
7.30PM – 9.30PM | LYTTELTON ARTS FACTORY
A hilarious and informative romp through Antarctica, telling
the stories of the bold and the bizarre that shaped the frozen
continent’s history. Ticketed event - see www.laf.co.nz
DINOSAURS OF ANTARCTICA
8PM – 8.45PM | HOYTS ENTX
A documentary where ancient dinosaurs and melting
Antarctic ice help scientists tackle the challenge of climate change.
Produced by Giant Screen Films, major funding was provided by
the National Science Foundation. The United States Embassy in
Wellington is supporting this screening. Recommended for ages
13 and over.
01.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
EXPLORE ANTARCTICA FAMILY DAY
10AM – 3PM | ARTS CENTRE MARKET SQUARE
Meet and interact with local Antarctic experts and scientists,
with loads of fun activities for the whole family. The day
includes the ‘Dinosaurs of Antarctica’ movie, huskies,
interactive activities by local Antarctic organisations, food
trucks and Antarctic ice creams.
TE WHAKAIRO
10AM – 4PM | DARFIELD LIBRARY & LEESTON LIBRARY
Te Whakairo - Nga Ki o Te Tai Ao: The Carvings Carry the
Stories of the World is a short film about two talented carvers
from each end of Aotearoa who take their whakairo (carving)
to Antarctica in response to NZ’s kaitiakitanga of the Ross Sea.
Bookings are required, see selwynlibraries.co.nz/events
CHRISTCHURCH CITY ANTARCTIC WALK
2.30PM – 5PM | START AT CANTERBURY MUSEUM
This guided walking tour highlights points of interest around our
Antarctic Gateway City. Check website for weather cancellation.
TE RADAR’S ANTARCTICANA
7.30PM – 9.30PM | THE PIANO: CENTRE FOR MUSIC
AND THE ARTS, 156 ARMAGH STREET
A hilarious and informative romp through Antarctica, telling
the stories of the bold and the bizarre that shaped the frozen
continent’s history. Ticketed event - see www.laf.co.nz
01.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
TE WHAKAIRO
10AM – 4PM | LINCOLN LIBRARY
Te Whakairo - Nga Ki o Te Tai Ao: The Carvings Carry the
Stories of the World is a short film about two talented
carvers from each end of Aotearoa who take their whakairo
(carving) to Antarctica in response to NZ’s kaitiakitanga of the Ross
Sea. Bookings are required, see selwynlibraries.co.nz/events
02.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
BIKE TO ICE
1PM – 5PM | MEET AT SCOTT’S STATUE, CNR
WORCESTER BLVD & OXFORD TCE
Join an afternoon bike ride through New Zealand’s Antarctic history
as we cycle from the Scott statue to the Antarctic Centre, via the
cycling tunnel, meet C-17 pilots and return to the Explorers Hub at
the Arts Centre. Register at daysofice.co.nz
03.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ANTARCTIC HERITAGE TRUST - HILLARY’S HUT
VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE
10AM – 4PM | DARFIELD LIBRARY
Use virtual reality to explore Sir Edmund Hillary’s 1950’s
Antarctic hut to see what life was like in the world’s most
extreme environment.
ASIA AFTER FIVE - ASIA ON ICE
5PM – 6.30PM | TURANGA, FOUNDATION CAFÉ
The Asia New Zealand Foundation brings together key speakers
to discuss Asian perspectives and experiences of Antarctica.
THE FUTURE OF SCOTT BASE
6.30PM | TURANGA SPARK PLACE
Come and hear about modernising New Zealand’s Antarctic
research station. Designing and building sustainable infrastructure
for the coldest, windiest, and driest place on the planet.
04.10 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ANTARCTIC HERITAGE TRUST - HILLARY’S
HUT VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE
10AM – 4PM | TE ARA ATEA
Use virtual reality to explore Sir Edmund Hillary’s 1950’s
Antarctic hut to see what life was like in the world’s most
extreme environment.
SCIENCE ON ICE
11AM – 12PM | TE ARA ATEA
Take an Antarctic adventure with Antartica New Zealand
and Sonny Ngatai. Watch episodes of Science on Ice, complete
a quiz to earn a special Antarctic prize!
A HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN
ANTARCTICA (ARTIST TALK)
6PM – 7PM | TURANGA - TAUTORU / TSB SPACE
Mountaineer, photographer and author Colin Monteath and
artist Adele Jackson present a potted history of photography
in Antarctica.
05.10 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
KEEP IN A COOL PLACE:
THE FIRST WINTER AT VANDA
STATION, ANTARCTICA
5.30PM - 7PM | UNIVERSITY BOOK
SHOP
Come and celebrate the book launch of
this engaging first-person account of
wintering-over at Vanda Station in 1969.
RSVP to:
universitypress@canterbury.ac.nz
06.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHASING THE SOUTHERN LIGHTS
6.30PM – 7.30PM | TURANGA
Ian Griffin will share stories from his secret life as an aurora
addict and explain how to observe and photograph this
amazing natural phenomenon.
07.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ANTARCTIC HERITAGE TRUST - HILLARY’S HUT
VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE
10AM – 4PM | LEESTON LIBRARY
Use virtual reality to explore Sir Edmund Hillary’s 1950’s
Antarctic hut to see what life was like in the world’s most
extreme environment.
SCIENCE ON ICE
1PM – 2PM | LEESTON LIBRARY
Take an Antarctic adventure with Antartica New Zealand and
Sonny Ngatai. Watch episodes of Science on Ice, complete a quiz
to earn a special Antarctic prize!
08.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
ANTARCTICA DAY AT TURANGA
LAUNCHING A WEATHER BALLOON
10.30AM | CATHEDRAL SQUARE
Assist Professor Adrian McDonald gather climate change data,
by launching a weather balloon in Cathedral Square.
I SEE SCIENCE
11.30AM – 1.30PM
Learn how scientists do Antarctic research using real equipment.
JUNIOR ROBOT EXPLORERS
12.30PM – 2PM | IMAGINATION STATION
Discover the brave robots that help scientists in
Antarctica! Build and programme a simple LEGO robot,
learning how to use sensors, motors and code. Ages 5-8.
KORORA KAITIAKI STORYTELLING
1PM – 4PM
Join a Pohatu Penguin Conservation Education Ranger for
storytelling, games and drawings to learn about the world’s
smallest penguin.
ANTARCTIC BOOK STORYTELLING
2PM – 3PM
Listen to exciting adventures set in Antarctica and meet the
author Rosamaria Solar on Zoom from Chile. Recommended
for under 8 years.
ROBOT EXPLORERS
2.30PM – 4.30PM | IMAGINATION STATION
Discover the brave robots that help scientists in Antarctica!
Build and programme a robot explorer that can collect an
ice core using LEGO sensors and motors.
SPOT THE PENGUIN FROM SPACE
3PM – 4PM
Learn about Emperor Penguins and where they live using
satellite images.
08.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ANTARCTIC HERITAGE TRUST - HILLARY’S HUT
VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE
10AM – 4PM | DARFIELD LIBRARY
Use virtual reality to explore Sir Edmund Hillary’s 1950’s
Antarctic hut to see what life was like in the world’s most
extreme environment.
08.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
SCIENCE ON ICE
10.30AM – 11.30AM | DARFIELD LIBRARY
Take an Antarctic adventure with Antartica New Zealand and
Sonny Ngatai. Watch episodes of Science on Ice, complete a quiz
to earn a special Antarctic prize!
THE ART OF INTERCONNECTION (ARTIST TALK)
1PM – 2PM | CHRISTCHURCH ART GALLERY TE PUNA
O WAIWHETU
Artists Gabby O’Connor and Adele Jackson share how Antarctica
has influenced their art.
09.10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
CATHEDRAL ANTARCTIC SERVICE
10AM – 11AM | TRANSITIONAL CATHEDRAL
The Erebus Chalice will be handed over to the US Air Force who will
take it to the Chapel of the Snows at McMurdo Station.
TE WHAKAIRO
10AM – 4PM | TE ARA ATEA
Te Whakairo - Nga Ki o Te Tai Ao: The Carvings Carry the
Stories of the World is a short film about two talented
carvers from each end of Aotearoa who take their whakairo
(carving) to Antarctica in response to NZ’s kaitiakitanga of the Ross
Sea. Bookings are required, see selwynlibraries.co.nz/events
SCIENCE ON ICE
10.30AM – 11.30AM | LINCOLN LIBRARY
Take an Antarctic adventure with Antartica New Zealand
and Sonny Ngatai. Watch episodes of Science on Ice,
complete a quiz to earn a special Antarctic prize.
ANTARCTIC EXPEDITIONERS - PAST AND
PRESENT
11.30AM – 12PM | SCOTT’S STATUE, CNR WORCESTER
BLVD & OXFORD TCE
Traditional wreath laying ceremony in support of past and present
Antarcticans at Scott’s Reserve.
LYTTELTON ANTARCTIC WALK
2PM – 4.30PM | ALBION SQUARE
A guided walk to several Antarctic points of interest in Lyttelton,
which was the departure point of three expeditions from the Port
during the ‘heroic era’. Check website for weather cancellation.
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Days of Ice
THURS 29 SEPTEMBER - SUN 9 OCTOBER
29.09 - 30.09 -----------------------------------
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TE RADAR’S
ANTARCTICANA
THURS 29 SEP | 7.30PM – 9.30PM
LYTTELTON ARTS FACTORY
FRI 30 SEP | 7.30PM – 9.30PM
LYTTELTON ARTS FACTORY
SAT 1 OCT | 7.30PM – 9.30PM
THE PIANO: CENTRE FOR MUSIC
AND THE ARTS.
A hilarious and informative romp through
Antarctica, telling the stories of the bold
and the bizarre that shaped the frozen
continent’s history.
Ticketed event - see www.laf.co.nz
DINOSAURS OF
ANTARCTICA
8.00PM – 8.45PM
HOYTS ENTX
A documentary where ancient
dinosaurs and melting Antarctic ice
help scientists tackle the challenge
of climate change. Produced by
Giant Screen Films, major funding
was provided by the National Science
Foundation. The United States
Embassy Wellington is supporting this
screening. Recommended for ages 13
and over.
EXPLORE
ANTARCTICA
FAMILY DAY
10AM – 3PM
ARTS CENTRE MARKET SQUARE
Meet and interact with local Antarctic
experts and scientists, with loads of
fun activities for the whole family.
The day includes the ‘Dinosaurs
of Antarctica’ movie, huskies,
interactive activities by local
Antarctic organisations, food trucks
and Antarctic ice creams.
CHASING THE
SOUTHERN
LIGHTS
6.30PM – 7.30PM
-
TURANGA
Ian Griffin will share stories from
his secret life as an aurora addict
and explain how to observe and
photograph this amazing natural
phenomenon.
ANTARCTICA DAY
AT TURANGA
Join Professor Adrian McDonald and
University of Canterbury’s Gateway
Antarctica team for a day of science,
discovery and storytelling.
10.30AM – 1.30PM | LAUNCHING A BALLOON
11.30AM | I SEE SCIENCE
1PM – 4PM | KORORA KAITIAKI
STORYTELLING
2PM – 3PM | ANTARCTIC BOOK
STORYTELLING
3PM – 4PM | SPOT THE PENGUIN
FROMSPACE
12.30PM – 2PM | JUNIOR ROBOT EXPLORERS
2.30PM – 4.30PM | ROBOT EXPLORERS
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keep it local
and support businesses in your community
Great range of
casual footwear
for the summer
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displays
some
popular
European
sandals
The Footwear Factory in Garlands
Road Woolston has been a part of the
Christchurch retail scene for more than a
quarter of a century.
Over that time thousands of people have
flocked to the store to find bargains and
good deals in quality footwear, ranging
from children’s shoes, sandals and school
shoes to men’s and women’s fashion and
casual shoes, outdoor and sports shoes,
bowls shoes, slippers, and safety footwear
for the workplace.
Launched in a small shop in Papanui,
the business later operated in Riccarton
for 12 years before moving to Garlands Rd
18 years ago.
Owned by Russ and Jude Day, there you
will find shelves lined with footwear in a
huge variety of styles and colours for men,
women and children – a ‘gold mine’ for
shoe seeking shoppers.
The footwear is brought in from all over
the world, as well as coming from New
Zealand manufacturers, and includes ends
of lines and other well-priced items.
Popular brands carried include the
New Zealand made McKinlays and the
outstanding Australian brand Ascent,
both of which make awesome school
shoes. Also included is a full range of
Hi-Tec outdoor shoes and boots, New
Balance for all ages, CC Resorts, Le Sansa
and Cabello for women. Plus Josef Seibel
and Keen, when available.
New styles arrive almost every day, so
there are always more to try on, while
Russell and his second-in-charge Karen
are happy to advise on styles and sizing.
Located on a high-profile site at 47C
Garlands Rd, (next to Flags Tyres), the
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there is off-street parking available.
They are open seven days a week –
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2pm Saturday and 11am-3pm Sunday.
Phone 389-3431. Check out their
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Wednesday September 21 2022 Bay Harbour News 19
WITH MARY IN FAITH
TĀTOU KO MERE E WHAKAPONO ANA
Blessing of Chapel marks significant
milestone in Marian College build
On September 7, the Chapel of Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop and the new
Marian College, were officially blessed.
Students from all year levels and senior staff were led by Father John Adams in
an ”emotional” time of prayer in both English and Te Reo Māori
First Marian College Principal Sister Eleanor Capper reflected on past students,
including those taken too soon, and the footprints the future Marian College
students would be following.
Marian College Principal Mary-Lou Davidson said the blessing of the chapel and
the school was a significant event for the college.
“It was a joyful day as we were able to have staff and students pray together in
the chapel for the first time,” she said.
Project Manager Damian Leary said the chapel has been an exciting project for
the Marian College build team with around eight months of planning going into
it before it was put together.
“The logistics of the chapel have been quite immense but we’re proud to have
it standing vertical and now all the dressing and fine architecture will go in,” he
said.
“We’ve got some of the best carpenters from the company working on it as well
as junior apprentices who are being taught how to assemble, so it’s good for
them to get some experience on it.”
Work on the school is progressing and we look forward to moving in next year.
You can view all the latest photos and videos of the new school at
www.mariancollege.school.nz/lydiast
Photo captions:
Above: Father Monty Bamford (l),
Bishop Michael Gielen, Fr John Adams
and principal Mary-Lou Davidson;
Top right: Fr John Adams (centre) with
Marian College students and staff after
the blessing of the Chapel of Saint
Mary of the Cross MacKillop;
Right: Overlooking the Saint Mary of
the Cross MacKillop Chapel at the
new Marian College on Lydia Street.
Marian College First XI takes silver medal in Winter Tournament
It was a hard-fought battle for the Marian
College First XI Hockey Team as they
competed in the Jenny McDonald Cup
in Nelson during the secondary schools’
Winter Tournament Week.
The team, made up of both senior and
junior students displayed the Marian
Magic throughout the tournament,
winning games against Taieri College
(Mosgiel); Howick College (Auckland),
and Avondale College (Auckland) to get
into the semi-final against Wellington East
Girls’ School.
A 2-1 win secured them a place in the
final against Auckland’s Kristin School.
Feast Day showcases
school talent
Feast Day is notably the highlight of the
Marian College school year, and the
talent showcased by all our students was
outstanding. The celebration of the Feast
of the Assumption of Mary began with
mass led by Father Edwin Colaco who
had the students engaged from start to
end.
Then came the Whānau singing
Competition with students performing a
Samoan pese ‘Ua e Manumalo’ as well as
a chosen song. In the hotly contested
competition, it was Brodie who took
out the title for 2022.
The afternoon’s talent quest showcased
the incredible performers in our school
including singers, dancers and musicians.
The team achieved a well-deserved silver.
Manager Anne Dick said the team
showcased the “best hockey they’ve ever
played” during the tournament.
“They were amazing! They didn’t give up
and ran until they could run no more,”
she said. “It made the fitness sessions
worth it.”
Other Winter Tournament results
included: 2nd for junior team in
Secondary Schools’ Rock Climbing
Championships; Johanna Wylaars
achieved a 1st and 3rd place at the South
Island Secondary Schools’ Equestrian
Championships.
In other news...
Our Senior A Netball team were
runners up in the Supernet Reserve final
and attended the SISS Tournament for
the first time in three years.
Ellen Scott, Gabriella McKey and Ella
Mackie, Year 11, placed third in the junior
division of the National Schools Case
Study Competition run by the University
of Auckland. They were the only South
Island team to reach the finals.
ours begin on the hour with the Principal’s
Welcome
Bookings required.
www.mariancollege.school.nz/openday
Marian College students attended the Five
Schools Exchange in Melbourne hosted
by Salesian College. The exchange involves
representatives from New Zealand, China,
Australia Thursday and Japan 19 meeting May together
biennially 2 to - 6.30pm learn about each others’
cultures and form long lasting friendships.
www.mariancollege.school.nz | 03 385 8449 | exec@mariancollege.school.nz

Bay Harbour News Wednesday September 21 2022
20
NEWS
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Event to lure women and girls into sailing
THE PLEASANT Point Yacht
Club in the South New Brighton
Park will hold a sailing event on
the weekend of October 1 and
2 expressly for women and girls
interested in getting into sailing.
The weekend is called Wahine
on the Water and is part of World
Sailing’s ‘Steering the Course –
Women’s Sailing Festival 2022’,
which aims to attract and retain
more women and girls to the
sport, including all ages and levels
of sailing ability.
Pleasant Point Yacht Club’s
initiative in holding this event has
the full backing and encouragement
of the national body, Yachting
New Zealand.
The activities on both days are
scheduled to coincide with high
tide in the estuary.
The interest in this event is such
that the Saturday “have a go day”
between 8am-1pm, Is unfortunately
already fully subscribed.
However, girls and women who
have never sailed before are welcome
to attend and find out more
about sailing from the club’s committee
and spectators are most
welcome to attend.
Participants will learn how to
rig a dinghy, how to read the wind
directions and how to sail in a
small boat either on their own or
with another person.
Depending on the weather, the
club’s recently acquired Sigrid
trailer yacht sail trainer will be
out sailing with a female crew,
under the supervision of an experienced
club member.
On Sunday, the programme
runs from 9.30am-1pm and
includes a women’s cup regatta involving
three short races between
10.30am and noon and sailors
will be on site rigging their boats
from around 9.30am. Sailing in
the Sunday event is open to any
woman or girl registered with a
Yachting NZ affiliated club.
The race courses will be close
to shore so spectators will get a
great view from the shore from
the expansive decks in front of the
clubhouse. Refreshments will be
available at the club.
The racing will be followed the
presentation of the Margaret Kennett
Trophy and prize-giving.
Access to the South New Brighton
Park is off Beatty St, the club
is at the end of the park’s access
road.
The club has over 20 women
and girls actively sailing on a
regular basis and two of the club’s
committee are women.
• For more information
about the Pleasant Point
Yacht Club, visit www.
ppycsailing.nz
Right: Two of the club’s lady
members, Briar Cook and
Laura Griffiths racing one of
the Club’s Sunburst dinghy
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Wednesday September 21 2022 Bay Harbour News 21
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10. A parrot taken right out of a truck (4)
12. Letters may be written out supporting the
board (7)
14. An old street urchin looking for treasure
in the bed (7)
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achievement (4)
18. How elephant will sound like a bit of a
daffodil (7)
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Virginia (7)
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5. Soft feathers cost less now (4)
6. Venerate the Right always, at start of
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in India (7)
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(6)
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Subaru WRX never fails to impress
THERE’S A STRONG groundswell
of opinion the newly-released,
fifth-generation Subaru WRX will
be the last.
Well, there’s certainly going to
be no more STi versions of the Impreza,
Subaru has made that widely
known, and I guess with the environmentally-conscious
automotive
world we are now living in it could
well be that the WRX doesn’t fit
alongside the new projects that are
leaving Subaru’s factories.
Subaru have entered the world
of electrification, the Solterra sport
utility vehicle is due here early next
year, and by all accounts interest is
high, orders are being taken.
In the interim, the new WRX is
here for performance enthusiasts
to enjoy and, what’s more, it’s here
in two body styles – sedan and
wagon (GT). There is also a manual
transmission model.
That’s not all that’s new, the engine
is a departure from what Subaru
has stuck to for years in terms
of size. Whereas, once the choice
was between 2-litre and 2.5-litre
engines, the WRX gets a 2387cc
unit marketed as 2.4-litre.
The evaluation car was the
sedan and was equipped with
continuously variable automatic
transmission that Subaru labels as
performance transmission, it incorporates
a drive mode select system
that allows drivers to individually
customise key aspects to maximise
the driving experience. I’d be happy
with just two pedals, the driveline
is quite spectacular in terms
SPORTY:
Four
exhaust
pipes
are the
promise of
something
special
under the
bonnet.
of performance, refinement and
economy – well relative economy
anyway – the WRX is a hot-blooded
fire-breather. True to Subaru’s
method of manufacture, drive is
sent to all four wheels.
The engine/CVT transmission
combination still provides manual-like
performance because there
are eight pre-set gearing points (six
in sport + mode), it is as close to a
manual set-up as it can be, steering
wheel-mounted paddle shifters let
the driver get fully involved in the
ratio change process.
Of course, there are other drive
modes as well – comfort, normal,
sport and eco. I like the system, and
the CVT gearing does nothing to
stifle engine performance.
Even though the engine has less
capacity than previously, power
has been increased by 5kW, it is
now up to 202kW while maximum
torque sits at 350Nm, full availability
is reached between 2000rpm and
5200rpm. Mixed together, these
outputs mean invigorating, performance-related
motoring.
I think of this engine as being
much like I remember in the STi
model from the previous generation,
it is strong and excites with its
turbocharged boost, it is responsive
and willing.
The quad-camshaft, boxer unit
has a linear flow of power which
doesn’t wilt through the rev band,
it is capable of propelling the WRX
to a 100km/h time of 5.8sec. It
can also accelerate from 80km/h
to 120km/h in 4sec. These are fast
SUBARU WRX: Perfect balance of performance and handling.
times and fit the ethos that is WRX,
it is a genuine sports sedan and one
that never fails to please.
It is also one of the easiest performance
cars to drive, especially in
CVT form. It can be driven as fast
or as slowly as the driver wishes,
it is adaptable in the everyday role
and it is comfortable, especially in
terms of on-board space and suspension
compliance, it is far from
hard underneath.
That fine balance is critical, for
the WRX has handling to envy
as well. The suspension easily
contains body movement in a
corner as well as being composed
when mid-corner undulations are
encountered. I took the test car
through some tricky corners inland
from Darfield. The WRX was quick
and composed on that run, it has
precise steering and directional
accuracy to envy.
A point to mention are the electronically-controlled
dampers fitted
to the tS variant, in sport + mode
the automatic firming is quite
noticeable, providing increased
performance feel.
Grip in the first instance is supplied
by sticky sport specification
Dunlop tyres (245/40 x 18in), and
with four-wheel-drive seen as a
major grip enhancer the WRX has
natural handling ability. It almost
feels like rear wheel-drive only at
some points, especially forcing out
of a corner, oversteer isn’t likely, but
there is a push that indicates something
special lurks in the driveline.
That is something Subaru has
• Price – Subaru Impreza
WRX tS, $64,990
• Dimensions – Length,
4670mm; width, 1825mm;
height, 1465mm
• Configuration – Fourcylinder
(boxer), fourwheel-drive,
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automatic
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 5.8sec
• Fuel usage – 8.5/100km
made a genuine effort to promote,
four-wheel-drive has many advantages,
handling aside, it is a safety
mechanism and a way to engineer a
sports car feel into a chassis.
As you force acceleration from
corner to corner the WRX uses its
mid-range strength to provide a
solid feeling of exhilaration.
All of this performance needn’t
come at the cost of fuel waste,
we still need to be mindful these
are days of soaring petrol costs.
The WRX CVT is still rated with
an 8.5l/100km on a combined
cycle average. At 100km/h on the
highway an instantaneous readout
of 6.1l/100km provided me with an
average of 10l/100km on return to
the dealership.
The new WRX lists from
$59,990. As mentioned the evaluation
car was designated tS, that
simply means it gets a few special
treats – STi steering wheel and
dash logo, and unique wheels.
Along with the electronic dampers
and drive mode select, the tS package
adds $5k. Sedan and wagon
variants list at the same price. Bear
in mind, though, the Government
will take an extra fee from you if
are a purchaser – that could mean
something between $1400 to $3250
required after purchase.
However, in terms of bang for
your buck, the WRX is still a champion,
not only do you get that lively
performance, it has an in-cabin environment
that is full of kit laid out
in a sporty style, something that an
enthusiast will easily relate to.
The technology is state-of-the
art; take the tablet-like central
console, for example, not only is it
large and deep, but the information
it contains is also expansive.
Subaru’s clever Eyesight driver
assistance system has also been
upgraded to provide further safety.
Other features include electric
sunroof, suede seat coverings (also
heated), electric seat adjustment,
keyless entry and ignition, and a
host of other minor fitment too
numerous to mention.
Regular readers will be fully
aware of my affection for the
traditional sports sedan; however,
the WRX is a definite sport sedan
like no other, its four-wheeldrive
system providing a major
point of difference. That means
that I’m even more smitten with
the concept, if only my old hips
allowed me easier access in and
out.
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reporter to join our team in Christchurch. Star
Media publishes nine weekly newspapers
connecting their local communities and our region.
The successful applicant will be working within our
communities reporting on important news and
issues of the day. Our aim is to connect and inform
our readers about local issues that matter.
The successful applicant needs to be passionate
about being connected to our communities and
news gathering.
You will also have:
• Excellent writing ability
• Initiative
• Ability to juggle tasks and meet weekly deadlines
• A full NZ drivers’ licence
• Photography, video and website skills are
desirable
• Journalism qualification (or equivalent
experience) would be an advantage
What we offer
• A fast team environment and an opportunity to
grow your journalism skills.
• Enjoy being part of a small, dedicated team to
make a difference in the regions we connect.
A copy of the full position description can be
found at alliedpress.co.nz/employment. If you
would like more information please contact:
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021 359 426 or barry@starmedia.kiwi
If you think this role is for you, please prepare a
covering letter and CV and email
barry@starmedia.kiwi.
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74A MONCKS SPUR ROAD | REDCLIFFS
7 FRANCIS JAMES LANE | THE POWER OF ONE
SOLD AT AUCTION | $1,500,000
We have all heard the analogy, it only takes one. In the real estate world, unfortunately
only one Family can buy a HOME. 7 Francis James Lane in Redcliffs was the prime
example. With a successful campaign meeting 40 buyers through the open home and
28,853 online impressions, we managed to have one cash unconditional buyer in a
position to purchase the HOME at auction.
3 BED 2 BATH 2 CAR
1,068 M2
(MORE OR LESS)
What do you do when there is only one bidder? Some people might think it is a
disadvantage only having one bidder for their property, in the buyers eyes they are
thinking 'why am I the only person wanting to buy this HOME?'. In this situation, your
HOME specialist has to be creative and transparent. Having an open conversation with
your only bidder is very important, also we need to talk to our conditional interested
parties because the money at auction isn't always the best option for owners.
When we conduct our auctions with one bidder, we brief the one party that they are the
only person that we will be talking to through the auction process and create a strategy
that allows us to pause the auction and enter into a private negotiation with the bidder
and the vendor. In the case of 7 Francis James Lane, we had that transparent conversation
and the bidding kicked off at $1,200,000, when there were no other parties there to
participate in the bidding, a bid on behalf of the vendor was placed by the auctioneer at
$1,250,000 and offered back to the highest bidder at $1,300,000. Once the bid was
accepted we announced if there was no further bidding we would pause the auction and
enter into a private negotiation with our highest bidder. After 40 Minutes of negotiations
and life-changing conversations, the vendor and purchaser agreed on the final sale price
of $1,500,000, and the HOME was withdrawn and SOLD.
Through this process, we managed to achieve the highest possible price the market was
willing to pay for 7 Francis James Lane which left our owners ecstatic.
EDDIE SPRY
021 156 5884
eddie@homechch.co.nz

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13 LOOKAWAY PLACE | HUNTSBURY
AUCTION: 1PM, 1 OCTOBER 2022 | ONSITE
(UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
13 Lookaway Place encompasses ultimate luxury with convenience.
After undergoing an extensive renovation, this HOME is now ready for
you to call Huntsbury HOME.
Your journey begins through the drive-in, internal garage then as you
make your way to the second level the HOME opens up into multiple
living areas, all opening out to the view of Christchurch City and the
Southern Alps. You will be instantly drawn to the bespoke kitchen &
scullery, fitted out with quality appliances to complete the hub of the
HOME and win the heart of any foodie.
The master bedroom features a fully tiled bathroom and walk-in robe,
creating a perfect sanctuary of your very own. The remaining
bedrooms are serviced by a large fully tiled family bathroom.
EDDIE SPRY
021 156 5884
eddie@homechch.co.nz
4 BED 2 BATH 2 CAR
811 M2
(MORE OR LESS)
93 MT PLEASANT ROAD | MT PLEASANT
AUCTION: 12PM, 22 OCTOBER 2022 | ONSITE
(UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
Nestled in an elevated position, this HOME awaits a new family who
appreciates the lower slopes of Mt Pleasant. 93 Mt Pleasant Road
enjoys stunning panoramic views of the estuary, Pacific Ocean and the
Southern Alps.
Spread across three levels: this 1950s weatherboard HOME offers a
highly functional floor plan. Extensive glazing allows natural light to
pour in while amplifying the sense of space. The open plan living area
faces the Pacific Ocean, where you will love to switch off and relax.
The indoor-outdoor flow is exceptional - the large bi-fold doors flow
out onto an expansive deck - perfect for a morning coffee or hosting
large get-togethers. Families will enjoy an abundance of space for the
kids to play and explore, and summers can be spent lounging by the
large heated pool sheltered from the easterly wind.
KIEREN GRAY
021 363 944
kieren@homechch.co.nz
3 BED 3 BATH 1 CAR
1,244 M2
(MORE OR LESS)

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HOMES FOR SALE
4/35 CRAVEN STREET
DEADLINE: 12PM, 27 SEPTEMBER 2022*
2 BED 1 BATH 1 CARPORT
21 CORHAMPTON STREET
OFFERS OVER $555,000
4 BED 1 BATH
10 MECCA PLACE
OFFERS OVER $449,000
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409 PINE AVENUE
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4 BED 2 BATH 2 CAR
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ENQUIRIES OVER $1,799,000
5 BED 3 BATH 2 CAR
RECENT SOLD HOMES
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SOLD | $825,000
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SOLD | $580,000
3 BED 1 BATH 1 CAR
24A VOELAS ROAD
SOLD | $575,000
3 BED 1 BATH 1 CAR
OUR VISION
“TO BE THE MOST RELATABLE AND GENUINE HOME SPECIALISTS WITHIN OUR CHOSEN COMMUNITIES.
WE OPERATE WITH COMPLETE TRANSPARENCY, TRANSLATING INTO THE BEST OUTCOME FOR YOU AND
YOUR WELL BEING.
WE ARE ABOUT BUILDING A LIFETIME OF STRONG RELATIONSHIPS.
WE CARE, YOU MATTER.”
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