Bay Harbour: October 12, 2022

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Amazing rescue leads to top
award for Sumner Lifeboat
• By Tina Grumball
A COASTGUARD crew has
been recognised for their battle
against atrocious conditions to
save a crashed hang glider pilot.
The Sumner Lifeboat Institution
was awarded Rescue of the
Year at the 2022 Coastguard
Awards for Excellence.
Said Coastguard New Zealand:
“The skills of those crew members
involved, both on and off the
water, were exemplary and are
a testament to the success of the
rescue.”
Around noon on July 25 last
year, the Sumner Lifeboat Institution
was called out by police
to attend to the man who had
crashed into Whitewash Head,
Sumner.
In changing wind conditions,
the pilot had lost lift while flying
over and ending up at the bottom
of the cliffs.
Crew
member,
Howard
Nicholls,
said the team
knew the cliff
well, but it
Howard
Nicholls
was “quite a
dangerous
area.”
“In that particular rescue,
there was an onshore wind which
basically means it’s creating a
swell on shore so that makes it
quite tricky accessing and getting
out of the area.”
Six crew members responded
aboard the Hamilton Jet Rescue
and Urquhard Trust Rescue – a
jet ski. They were Blair Quane,
father and son Dave and
Finley Passmore, Tom
Denman, Sam Bradley and
Patrice de Beer.
Said Quane: “We went around
and located where he was and
then . . . myself, and two other
crew, swam into the shore.”
“The conditions were rough
but it wasn’t too bad.”
For about one-and-a-half
hours, one member on the
shore, who was a medic, gave
first aid to the victim who was
conscious.
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NEWS 3
Fields ‘excited’ to represent peninsula
Tyrone Fields
Sara Templeton
• By Tina Grumball
NEW BANKS Peninsula city
councillor Tyrone Fields is
following in the footsteps of his
predecessor Andrew Turner.
Fields was voted in as the ward
councillor in the local body
elections on Saturday and wants
to continue the work of Turner,
who served three terms before
deciding to quit politics.
“That’s really important
because he was such a massive
advocate and champion for the
peninsula,” Fields said.
Turner has taken up the role
of Rod Donald Banks Peninsula
Trust manager.
Like Turner, Fields was The
People’s Choice candidate. He
won the seat with 1239 votes over
Libby Ornsby who received 1065.
Ornsby represented Best for
Banks Peninsula.
In the other Bay Harbour
News area ward, Sara Templeton
was returned for the third time
as Heathcote city councillor with
5212 votes.
Fields said he was “absolutely
elated and so humbled” to have
been elected and was ready to
take on the challenge.
“People always say: ‘Oh, the
Peninsula’s so small, there’s so
few people’, but it’s also got some
of the most complex environments
that you can imagine in a
city, and one that we really have
to work very hard to preserve
and to enhance.”
Some of the issues at the
forefront of his mind were
the quality of roads, water
infrastructure and what can be
done to combat the effects of
climate change.
Said Fields: “There have been
so many weather events that have
hit the peninsula, and some of
the really small communities,
incredibly hard and we have to
figure out how . . . we can protect
our communities.”
As for specific issues, Fields
noted the example of arriving
cruise ships in the summer
which had been an incredibly
decisive issue.
“We’re entering some new
territory there and we need to
make sure we’re doing it right as
well,” he said.
Traffic management was
something the city council will
need to address, as well as the
environmental impact of cruise
ships.
Fields was very happy with the
community board results and
said he was ready to work hard
as a full-time councillor for the
ward.
“I’m so excited, I’m beyond
excited.”
Four new faces on community board
FOUR NEW faces have been
elected to the Te Pātaka o
Rākaihautū Banks Peninsula
Community Board in the local
body elections.
For the Lyttelton Ward,
Cathy Lum-Webb won one of
the two vacancies.
Lum-Webb was a The
People’s Choice candidate
alongside Luana Swindells
who scored a seat in the Mt
Herbert Ward.
Both recently succeeded in
getting the morning public
bus routes back to the bays.
Rather than departing at
6.25am or 8.50am, the No 28
bus now leaves Rapaki Bay at
7.15am which is a much more
convenient time and route
for students trying to get to
school.
Luana Swindells Cathy Lum-Webb Lyn Leslie Asif Hussain
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Leslie was elected into the
single vacancy.
A long-time resident and
marketing business owner in
Little River, Leslie ran as an
independent candidate.
She had also been a member
of the Little River Wairewa
Community Trust since 2018,
and was the online communications
manager there.
Asif Hussain scored one of
two vacancies in the Akaroa
Ward.
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was a volunteer firefighter
and board member for Akaroa
District Promotions.
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indigenous studies and
community development, he
was also the founding director
of the Sustainability and Resilience
Institute who conduct research
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Davidson for Lyttelton, Howard
Needham for Mt Herbert and
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NEWS 5
Art works on offer at charity auction
The Rotary Club of
Ferrymead has been
helping the community
since 1993, raising money
from various sources and
channelling the proceeds
back into the community.
On Friday, the first of
what it intends to be an
annual event will be held
– The Ferrymead Rotary
Art Show. Committee
chair Bob Thayer reports
MORE THAN 30 local artists
are contributing over 250 works
of art for the event, with Colin
MacLaren being the feature
artist. They will consist mainly
of paintings, but there will also
be glass works, sculptures and
other mediums. The event will
be held at Club Redcliffs on
James St.
In addition to the items for
sale, eight of the artists have
supplied art works for an auction
on Friday from 6-9pm, with the
auction starting at 7.30pm. The
evening promises to be a festive
occasion, with wine and nibbles
provided for the low $10 admission
fee.
On the following Saturday and
Sunday, between 9am-3pm, the
public is invited to view and purchase
the displayed works (gold
coin admission). Purchased art
works will be available for collection
after 2pm on Sunday.
Payment for the works can
be made by cash or card. But
should you wish to pay by credit
card there will be a 2 per cent
surcharge.
The Ferrymead Rotary Club is
pleased to be able to assist local
artists through this show.
The funds raised from the
show will help the Ferrymead
Rotary Club to undertake various
projects for the good of the
local community.
Some of the recent projects
include:
•Providing financial assistance
to Te Aratai for its Positive
Hauora and Resilience Programme,
where year 7 and 8
students are supported to build
self-esteem, an understanding of
themselves and their role in the
community. It also teaches them
how build positive emotions,
such as gratitude and empathy,
and how to generally improve
their personal resilience and
lifestyle.
•Supporting young adults
to attend the RYLA – Rotary
Young Leader Awards. Those attending
will experience growth
and development as a leader
and learn how to inspire others,
develop their own personal skills
and strengths, interact with and
learn from inspirational business
and community leaders, and
advance their ability to operate
and communicate effectively in a
team environment
•Supporting high school
students to attend the National
Science and Technology Forum,
which is designed to assist
students intending to pursue
science, mathematics and/or
technology courses at New Zealand
tertiary onstitutions.
•Providing teaching materials
for the House of Science
educational programme, which
promotes scientific learning to
students in an enjoyable and
highly functional manner.
•Providing meals for families
at Ronald McDonald House.
•Providing funds to assist the
Estuary Fest.
To be able to undertake
these and other projects, the
Ferrymead Rotary Club sources
funds from the community and
benefactors, such as the art show
sponsors, which goes back into
the community. The club looks
forward to continuing this work
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NEWS 7
‘You need to know what you’re doing’
• From page 1
“He was pretty bashed up,
numerous broken bones and a
concussion,” Quane said.
They continued first aid until
the rescue helicopter arrived. Manoeuvring
him down the beach,
they enabled him to be winched
up and flown to Christchurch
Hospital.
“The problem
we had then was
the swell had
come up quite
considerably, so
for us to get out
the way we came
in wasn’t going
Sam
Bradley
Patrice
de Beer
to happen,”
Quane said.
They had to
walk another
200-300m along
the base of
the rocky cliff
and time their
escape between
sets of the swell;
when the waves
were flatter.
Then they had
to swim one by
one back to the boat.
Quane said the rescue was
unique as they did not normally
have so much trouble getting
back to the boat.
“The conditions were probably
some of the worst I would have
Dave and Finlay Passmore
been [in] in a rescue in that area
before,” he said.
Nicholls noted they treat that
area with “a lot of respect and
care . . . if you’re going into the
area, you need to know what
you’re doing.”
Quane said the award was
“unexpected” but good.
“It’s a nice recognition of what
we do in our spare time.”
Said Nicholls: “It means a lot
because we’ve been recognised
as a unit across all of the units in
New Zealand.”
The volunteer crew is made up
of about 30 members of all ages
and skill-sets.
Nicholls said they are on call
24/7 to “make [themselves] available
for whenever things need
[them].”
The man called Quane about a
week after the rescue.
“He spent a wee bit of time in
Tom Denman
the hospital . . . I think he had
broken some ribs and again a
concussion and things, but I
think he was doing okay at that
stage,” he said.
The man thanked the coastguard
for rescuing him and
inquired about getting his hang
glider back which was still stranded
at the bottom of the cliff.
Quane said he had taken a
small inflatable boat out when
conditions were better and
retrieved it. He did not seem
like the type of guy to stop hang
gliding, Quane noted. He was “a
die-hard.”
Right: Blair Quane with
the Rescue of the Year
award.
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Tough start for newcomers Peninsula
COUNTRY cricket’s premier
newcomers Peninsula-Harbour
received a baptism of fire
on Saturday, suffering a sixwicket
loss to Weedons on the
opening day of the new season.
Just days after a polar blast
brought snow to the region’s
alpine and low-lying areas,
sunshine welcomed the start of
the 2022/23 Canterbury Country
Premier One Day competition.
Weedons, Darfield, Leeston-
Southbridge and Sefton had winning
starts at the weekend in the
race for the Fulton/Wright Cup.
At a picturesque Rhodes Park
on the fringe of the Port Hills,
home XI Peninsula-Harbour, who
won promotion to the top flight
last year, was upset by one of the
competition favourites, Weedons.
Opener Ben Cairns (34 runs off
55 balls) looked solid at the top of
the order on a greenish but pacy
wicket, but didn’t have anyone
stick around with him.
And when Jack Parker removed
him caught-and-bowled, as one
of his four wickets, the home side
were struggling, especially against
the quality spin twins of the bigturning
Blake Coburn (2/22) and
left-arm orthodox Jeremy Benton
(1/12), and were all out in the
37th over for a sub-par score of
128.
Defending the small total,
the combined side got the start
they would’ve talked about at
the change of innings and had
Weedons reeling early at 8/2.
But James Richards showed
his class with a fine half-century,
with Todd Inness (25 off 33) and
Benton finishing the job with an
unbeaten 25 runs off 51 balls.
Reigning champions Darfield
thumped a disappointing
Ohoka by nine wickets, after rolling
the visitors for just 125.
Jesse Frew and Liam Foulkes
both snared three wickets in
restricting a powerful batting unit
to a meagre score that was never
enough.
Henry Shipley, who had a
breakout season for Canterbury
last year and was named player of
the year along with best bowler,
made an unbeaten 49, and was
there with Nick Jenkins (47 not
out) when they knocked off the
win inside 17 overs.
Leeston Park witnessed some
POWER:
Henry
Shipley,
seen here
in action for
Canterbury,
made an
unbeaten 49
contributing
to a win
for Darfield
against
Ohoka on
Saturday.
PHOTO:
GETTY
major milestones on Saturday,
with the home team Leeston-
Southbridge securing a hardfought
win over Cheviot behind a
match-winning unbeaten century
from Harry Chamberlain and five
wickets, including a hat-trick by
ex-Dutch international and Canterbury
Country cricket manager
Tim Gruijters.
The visiting Magpies made
181/9 in their allotted 45 overs
behind a well-made 46 from rising
star Archie Redfern.
Leeston-Southbridge timed
their chase well, largely thanks to
a superb knock from Chamberlian
whose 101 not out guided his
side to a five-wicket win with four
overs to spare.
Sefton crushed Oxford-Rangiora
by 145 runs after an impressive
all-round display.
Batting first at Sefton Domain,
the Seals made 217/5 in their 45
overs, with contributions through
the order, before rolling Oxford-
Rangiora, which has picked up
some Southbrook players after
the ‘Brook’s struggles last season,
for just 72.
Short scorecard:
Peninsula-Harbour 128 (B Cairns
34, H Matheson 24; J Parker 4/23;
C Robson 2/20, B Coburn 2/22);
lost to Weedons 132/4 (J Richards
50, T Inness 25, J Benton 25no).
Ohoka 125 (G Mauger 21, R
Mariu 20; J Frew 3/12; L Foulkes
3/14); lost to Darfield 126/1 (H
Shipley 49no, N Jenkins 47no, Z
Foulkes 21).
Cheviot 181/9 (A Redfern 46; T
Gruijters 5/14); lost to Leeston-
Southbridge (H Chamberlain
101no).
Sefton 217/5 (T Harrison 48,
L Taylor 46, C Warner 33no;
G Singh 3/43); beat Oxford-
Rangiora 72 (C Scott 23; C
Warner 4/17, M Smith 2/6,H
Howell 2/19).
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The Royal Mail Coach
NEWS 11
THE BRITISH Royal Mail
Coach service began in England
in 1784 carrying mail and passengers
between towns at regular
intervals.
The coaches were built to a
Royal Mail standard, and were
leased to a proprietor driver
whose pay was dependent on
keeping to the strict delivery
times.
The mail was kept in a lock
box and secured by a Royal Mail
Guard in a maroon and gold uniform,
armed with a blunderbuss
and two pistols.
The security against being
waylaid by highwaymen, along
with the regular and fast travel
schedule, attracted a steady
stream of passengers prepared to
pay the driver a premium for the
service.
This government guaranteed
Royal Mail and passenger service
spread to the Kingdom’s Australasian
colonies, minus the maroon
and gold guards, from the
early to mid-1800s, and provided
a model for public transport and
mail delivery that would continue
through to the 20th-century.
By the mid-1860s numerous
Royal Mail Coaches were in
service throughout Canterbury
The Royal Mail Coach, driven by Robert Harris, outside the Lyttelton Railway Station c.
1907. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum ref. 12184.1
https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1132870
and Banks Peninsula, often synchronised
with the Royal Mail
steamships that would call into
ports around the region.
A daily Lyttelton to Governors
Bay and return coach service
was in operation from at least
November 1890, run by Mr W H
Teape of the Mitre Hotel.
By 1905 this service had become
a Royal Mail Coach route
from Lyttelton Railway Station
through to Teddington and
return, driven by Mr F Pimm of
Allandale.
From 1906 through to at least
1909, Mr Robert Harris was the
proprietor of the Lyttelton to
Teddington Royal Mail and passenger
coach service.
In our photograph we see the
horses Glen and Mona with
their driver Mr Harris waiting
patiently outside the Lyttelton
Railway Station.
Having just taken on passengers
and mail, with Mr John
Radcliffe seated up front, the
Royal Mail Coach daily service
would shortly be on its way at
precisely 9.30am back up the
Lyttelton Rd to Allandale via
Governors Bay.
The daily run was repeated in
the afternoon, leaving Allandale
at 4pm precisely with the return
journey starting from Lyttelton
train station at 6pm.
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public transport option, up and
down the Lyttelton to Governors
Bay Rd and beyond to Allandale
and Teddington, via horse drawn
carriage, continued through
World War 1 until at least 1920
with proprietor and driver Mr D
Whitford.
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coaches that had played such
a vital public transport and
communications role throughout
Aotearoa New Zealand had been
replaced by motorised buses,
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since Environment Canterbury
climate-change emergency
Reflecting on three years of achievement
by sea-level rise this century and threatened and facing increased
our productive and protected land pressures due to river system
Environment
jeopardised by the arrival and change.
spread of new, exotic weeds and Wetlands are also ecosystems
Canterbury Chair
pests from warmer climates. at-risk nationally and regionally,
Jenny Hughey
All these eventualities have degraded by draining, damming
to be planned and prepared for, and diversion affecting their
and enhance that work.
fleet hybrid or long-range electric
and Environment Canterbury ability to sequester carbon,
That work included setting by 2022. Carbon emissions from
will remain in the vanguard of cleanse freshwater and mitigate
THREE YEARS ago, I had the Throughout this upheaval,
up a climate-change integration air travel across the organisation
these climate change efforts. flooding, as well as impacting on
honour and privilege of being our council was determined to
sworn programme in as chair in the of Long-term Canterbury’s Plan maintain are offset a connection via our own with biodiversity the
One example is the $40 million biodiversity and mahinga kai.
regional 2018-28, council ensuring – our climate first fully change community programmes. and bring people into
Waimakariri River flood
With biosecurity, we are
elected was actively council considered in just under across a the democratic According process.
protection project, completed putting greater emphasis on the
to a Madworld report
decade. workstreams, increasing visibility In in this, 2019, we our succeeded.
late last year. The network of risks of new pests establishing
gross emissions were
of The the electoral science and cycle what means we there know For 2253 instance, tonnes the of number carbon of
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dioxide
is about now the a ‘changing impact of climate the guard’ submissions (CO2) equivalent, received for compared our
protect half a million people and temperatures, changing soils and
with
and, change as I on write Canterbury, this, the final and votes liaising most removals recent Annual of 7883 Plan tonnes was
$8 billion of community and new land uses mean new weeds
of CO2- TEAM: business Departing assets from councillors a possible Phil Clearwater, especially, will Lan be Pham, able to Jenny gain a Hughey, Megan Hands,
of on the the latest issue election with iwi are and being regional remarkable equivalent (2800), through and our it was efficiency Nicole
“super
Marshall
flood”.
and Tumu Taiao Iaean
better
Cranwell
foothold
at
across
their
the
final
region.
council meeting. Tumu
tallied.
partners, other local authorities
empowering
efforts and
to
from
have
forestry
so many
planting Taiao Yvette Couch-Lewis was unable to attend in person.
The last major flood was in
and
I decided
central
not
government.
to stand for reelection
as I believe it’s the right In fact, one of the most
While December there were 1957, many when parts Action curb to Impact reliance Fund on to fossil help fuels and working with communities to
voices
across
influence
2700 hectares.
our decisions.
More broadly, we have to
As an organisation, we have The changing climate will pose
time for some new energy around rewarding aspects of my time in achievements of Coutts that Island I’m in fiercely Belfast and community find environmentally groups deliver great suitable hear as many views as possible,
the
also
table.
made significant progress in
council
many
has
risks
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to life
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addressing In stepping our aside, own I have greenhousegas
emissions, reflecting with on the our council’s We we saw have more seen people how occasional, than ever • The metres passing per of second the Canterbury (cumecs). our staff, transport. including our chief I believe the incoming
found you
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myself
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lockdowns. year.
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and hope to have half our communities a climate-change will be threatened native birds – most classified emergency
think.
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rules on
more.
people. It’s about
JENNY HUGHEY explains what
the council has been doing.
The formal declaration of a
state of climate emergency across
Canterbury was one of the most
serious, and colourful, moments
in the regional council’s more than
30-year history.
CAN YOU
HELP?
A year ago this Saturday,
at 11.49am, Environment
Canterbury became New Zealand’s
first council to proclaim such an
emergency, formally dedicating
itself to consideration of climate
change at the heart of all it does.
The declaration highlighted
that all the work Environment
Canterbury does – from
Dementia freshwater management to
Canterbury
biodiversity and biosecurity, and central government.
transport and urban development
to air quality, and also regional
As an organisation, we have
Annual leadership – has a climate change also made significant progress in
Appeal
focus.
addressing our own greenhousegas
emissions, with our
Currently, under the Resource
Management Act, regional
councils are required only to adapt
and enhance that work.
That work included setting
up a climate-change integration
programme in the Long-term Plan
2018-28, ensuring climate change
was actively considered across
workstreams, increasing visibility
of the science and what we know
about the impact of climate
change on Canterbury, and liaising
on the issue with iwi and regional
partners, other local authorities
Christchurch building receiving a
“market-leading” energy efficiency
Dates: to climate change, Friday not mitigate rating of 5.0 out of 6 in the year
18th and Saturday 19th
it – that responsibility is the to February on the National Island.
Government’s, but could change. Australian Built Environment
November Even in ‘adapt mode’ many 2022 Rating System New Zealand.
of Environment Canterbury’s The building’s features include
existing policies and plans already 184 solar panels which can
Can contribute we to reduced “Appeal” emissions. to generate you more than to 55,000 help collect?
In declaring the climate
kilowatt hours of electricity per
emergency, the Council noted it year.
Teams/Service
would continue to show leadership
Groups There has been of a 26% 6-8 reduction to oversee
on climate-change and do so per staff member emissions
a site without adding for new a programmes day, individuals since 30 June 2010. We to now collect have for
at ratepayers’ expense. It also gave access to electric and hybrid
2-hour staff a clear mandate slots. to continue vehicles and hope to have half our
Please phone or email
03 379 2590 extn 216
appeal@dementiacanterbury.org.nz
Environment
Canterbury Chair
Jenny Hughey
fleet hybrid or long-range electric
by 2022. Carbon emissions from
air travel across the organisation
are offset via our own biodiversity
programmes.
According to a Madworld report
in 2019, our gross emissions were
2253 tonnes of carbon dioxide
(CO2) equivalent, compared with
removals of 7883 tonnes of CO2-
equivalent through our efficiency
efforts and from forestry planting
across 2700 hectares.
The changing climate will pose
many risks to life and livelihood
in Canterbury. In recent years
we have seen how occasional,
but extreme, weather events have
had huge effects on residents and
infrastructure around the South
The driest parts of our region,
along the Marlborough coast and
across much of the Canterbury
Plains, are expected to get even
drier. North-westerly storms are
predicted to become more intense,
with torrential alpine rainstorms
turning our braided rivers into
roaring rapids, fuelling landslides
and causing widespread erosion.
Canterbury’s coastal
communities will be threatened
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by sea-level rise this century and
our productive and protected land
jeopardised by the arrival and
spread of new, exotic weeds and
pests from warmer climates.
All these eventualities have
to be planned and prepared for,
and Environment Canterbury
will remain in the vanguard of
these climate change efforts.
One example is the $40 million
Waimakariri River flood
protection project, completed
late last year. The network of
floodgates and stopbanks will
protect half a million people and
$8 billion of community and
business assets from a possible
“super flood”.
The last major flood was in
December 1957, when parts
of Coutts Island in Belfast and
Kainga were swamped by river
flow peaking at 3990 cubic
metres per second (cumecs).
The protection scheme has been
designed to defend Christchurch
from a flood of as much as 6500
cumecs.
Environment Canterbury’s
leadership of biodiversity and
biosecurity programmes is also
underpinned by climate-change
concerns.
Canterbury’s distinct braided
rivers and unique wetlands face
many challenges. The rivers form
a vital ecological link and provide
an abundant food supply and
nesting grounds for 26 species of
native birds – most classified as
threatened and facing increased
pressures due to river system
change.
Wetlands are also ecosystems
at-risk nationally and regionally,
degraded by draining, damming
and diversion affecting their
ability to sequester carbon,
cleanse freshwater and mitigate
flooding, as well as impacting on
biodiversity and mahinga kai.
With biosecurity, we are
putting greater emphasis on the
risks of new pests establishing
in Canterbury. Warming
temperatures, changing soils and
new land uses mean new weeds
especially, will be able to gain a
better foothold across the region.
More broadly, we have to
curb reliance on fossil fuels and
find environmentally suitable
alternatives, such as electricity and
hydrogen, to power our public
transport.
When my predecessor Steve
Lowndes retired as chair of
this council late last year, he
highlighted some of the big
changes on the way. He was
optimistic we would be able to
deal with the “pressing issues” of
climate change and sustainability.
I share his confidence. As a
community, and as a council,
we are taking some bold steps to
ensure we are in a better place to
cope with the changing climate
and the tests it will set us. But
there will always be a need to do
more.

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IT’S BECOMING a common
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car – I’m often told: “It’s on charge
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On charge meaning it’s an
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The latter was what I used and it’s
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to nine hours), but if you get into
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Lexus claim 80 per cent of capacity
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Not only is the NX 450h+ a
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• Dimensions – Length,
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• Fuel usage – 1.4l/100km
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Column space won’t allow for
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shortage of space so the feeling of
comfort is well emphasised.
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how it travels, but it has hidden
depth in terms of handling. Even
though it is tall at over 1.6m, there
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suspension, the spring and damper
rates have quality settings that
are biased towards comfort, but
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14 DRIFTWOOD LANE | WAIMAIRI BEACH
HOMECHRISTCHURCH.CO.NZ
HOME CHRISTCHURCH LIMITED, LICENSED REAA 2008

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74A MONCKS SPUR ROAD | REDCLIFFS
AUCTION: 12PM, 29 OCTOBER 2022 | ONSITE (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
14 DRIFTWOOD LANE | WAIMAIRI BEACH
Enjoy uninterrupted beach views and a relaxed resort-inspired lifestyle from the privacy and secure comfort of this
architecturally crafted beachfront residence.
Built with a focus on capturing an abundance of natural light, the contemporary HOME has a bright and breezy feel. This
bespoke residence captures the natural romance of its waterfront setting, rich textures of timber, a warm colour palette,
and floor-to-ceiling glass combine to create a warm and inviting ambience to come HOME to.
On the lower level, you’ll find three, light-filled bedrooms serviced by Kwila wood floors, a lounge area, shared bathroom,
and kitchenette creating convenient guest quarters or a lucrative Airbnb opportunity.
Built with entertaining in mind, Jarrah-wood stairs lead the way to the second floor, where a dream kitchen takes its place
in the heart of the HOME, offering top-of-the-line appliances, a floating benchtop, and in-house bar amenities. The kitchen
expands into an open-plan dining zone and balcony. Enjoy alfresco hosting at its finest as you watch the sunset over native
oceanfront bushland which leads the way down to the waves. Located on a prime 822 m2 block, this waterfront HOME
presents multiple opportunities for alfresco entertaining all year round with a stylish poolside courtyard and outdoor BBQ
area.
While a functional layout allows for a sizable family to spread out, on the third floor, the master offers total privacy, its
stunning water views, his and her walk-in robe, and a luxurious ensuite.
There is two-car garaging with parking for additional cars or a boat. Plus a consented
sleepout, currently used for storage.
This one-of-a-kind family HOME has all you need to relax, play, and entertain while relishing an abundance of privacy and
ample space to bring all your dreams to life.
KIEREN GRAY
021 363 944
kieren@homechch.co.nz
4 BED 3 BATH 2 CAR
822 M2
(MORE OR LESS)

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266 MAJOR HORNBROOK ROAD
MT PLEASANT
5 BED 3 BATH 2 CAR
ENQUIRIES OVER $1,799,000
1,008 M2
(MORE OR LESS)
Enviably situated high atop Mt Pleasant, this expansive 360 m2, five
bedroom, three bathroom HOME offers the very best of hillside living
with a sheltered aspect, sweeping views over the city, tiered outdoor
living, and close proximity to hillside recreation.
Anchoring the open plan living and dining area, the stunning kitchen
designed by award winning Modi Design, offers high quality
appliances, an integrated central island timber dining table, and
engineered stone bench tops. On trend timber flooring flows
seamlessly through the dining area and open plan lounge, while a
separate lounge with 5.1 surround sound offers a snug retreat with
exceptional views and a multi-room sound system provides the
perfect atmosphere no matter the occasion. The sheltered deck area
provides the ideal space for alfresco entertaining on long summer
evenings.
Accommodation is four extremely spacious double bedrooms with
built-in storage, soothing neutral decor, and sweeping views across
the expansive city vistas. The master bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe
and stylish ensuite, a guest suite also has an ensuite and walk-in
wardrobe, and the remaining rooms share a family bathroom complete
with a bath, and a separate powder room. An office with in-built
EDDIE SPRY
021 156 5884
eddie@homechch.co.nz
KIEREN GRAY
021 363 944
kieren@homechch.co.nz
COMING SOON | REGISTER YOUR INTEREST
ST ANDREWS HILL | 3 Bed 1 Living 1 Bath | Lower slopes | Flat section | Fully renovated
BALMORAL HILL | 4/5 Bed 2 Living 1 Dining 3 Car | Pool | North facing aspect
MONCKS SPUR | 4 Bed 3 Bath 2 Living | Flat section | Fully renovated
SUMNER ON THE FLAT | 2 Bed 1 Living 1 Car | Fully renovated | 100m to Sumner Beach
UPPER RICCARTON | 3 Bed 1 Bath 1 Living 1 Car | Fully renovated
FENDALTON | 2 Bed 2 Bath | Open plan kitchen/living/dining | Internal access garage | Fully renovated
CALL EDDIE TO REGISTER YOUR INTEREST TODAY
021 156 5884

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HOMES FOR SALE
9 CONVOY STREET
DEADLINE: 12PM, 18 OCTOBER 2022*
3 BED 1 BATH
1/35 CRAVEN STREET
OFFERS OVER $429,000
2 BED 1 BATH 1 CARPORT
93 MT PLEASANT ROAD
AUCTION: 12PM, 22 OCTOBER 2022, ONSITE
4 BED 3 BATH 1 CAR
*UNLESS SOLD PRIOR
RECENT SOLD HOMES
11 SEAFIELD PLACE
SOLD | $580,000
3 BED 1 BATH 2 CAR
40 ORAM AVENUE
SOLD | $470,000
3 BED 1 BATH
8 PAYNE COURT
SOLD | $870,000
3 BED 2 BATH 2 CAR
1 8 6 MA I N RO A D , RE D C L I F F S
03 930 1323
HOMECHRISTCHURCH.CO.NZ
HOME CHRISTCHURCH LIMITED, LICENSED REAA 2008