Selwyn_Times: November 09, 2022

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Concern raised of danger

posed by stormwater basin

• By Susan Sandys

A NEW stormwater basin in one

of the district’s highly sought

after subdivisions is contributing

to flooding rather than fixing it,

say residents.

Barton Fields residents are

also concerned the basin itself, at

almost 3m deep with no fencing

or lighting, presents a drowning

risk to passersby, particularly at

night.

In response, the district

council is reviewing the basin to

ensure it meets requirements, but

in terms of flooding, say so far

it appears to be “performing as

expected.”

Barton Fields developer

spokesperson Colin Pywell, of

Faulks Investments Ltd, told

residents on Facebook after a

flooding event in September

that it would not happen again

as a filter cloth had now been

removed.

Pywell did not return calls

from the Selwyn Times by deadline

on Monday.

Barton Fields resident Sarah

O’Brien outlined the concerns of

herself and fellow residents in a

letter to the developer’s lawyers

and the district council last week.

• Turn to page 4

STRANDED: Houses near a new stormwater basin in Barton Fields, Lincoln, had their road frontages flooded out in a

heavy rain in July.

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WATER. WE can’t do

without it, but as some

Barton Fields residents in

Lincoln are finding out, it’s

one heck of a pain when

there is too much of it.

On page 1 today, we reveal

a stormwater basin built earlier

this year didn’t perform

well in the big downpours in

July and September.

Residents have sent a letter

to the developer’s lawyer and

the district council.

The district council is now

reviewing the basin to ensure

it meets requirements, but

in terms of flooding it says

the basin appears to be “performing

as expected.”

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Flower named after Angela

A newly-bred Angela Early peony has been named after a 17-year-old of

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The developer hasn’t responded

to the Selwyn Times

but in a Facebook post silt

was blamed, which has now

been fixed.

Let’s hope the rains of July

and September were about as

bad as it gets.

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• By Susan Sandys

ROLLESTON Residents

Association members are

battling the district council to

put the word “library” under

the name of Te Ara Ātea on its

signage.

Acting chair Jens Christensen

said residents had asked the

association to pursue the matter,

as they believed just having the

name Te Ara Ātea on its own

was confusing to newcomers.

“They don’t know what the

building’s for,” Christensen said.

He said he had had his battles

with the district council

over the issue, and it was still

ongoing. Staff were refusing the

request.

Te Ara Ātea is a library and

multi-use community facility,

which replaced the former

Rolleston Library, opening

December 2 last year.

Meaning “the unobstructed

trail to the world and beyond,”

the name was gifted to the

community by Te Taumutu

Rūnanga, which worked in

partnership with the district

council on the $22.7 million

building and landscape.

In a statement emailed in

response to the Selwyn Times,

the district council avoided the

question of whether it would

give consideration

to having the world

“Library” under the

words Te Ara Ātea in

signage.

Group manager community

services and

facilities Denise Kidd

said there were many

functions housed in the “treasure

box, multi-use facility” of

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Call for the word ‘library’

to be added to Te Ara Ātea

Denise KIdd

Te Ara Ātea, which was already

one of the district council’s

most popular community

facilities. It had an average of

just under 17,000 visits

a month, ranking third

in popularity for district

council-owned community

facilities behind

Selwyn Aquatic Centre

and Selwyn Sports

Centre.

“That’s a really exciting

demonstration of the way

people across the community

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Keep responses

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less.

are embracing the many

different things available at Te

Ara Ātea, from the library to

the workshops and community

gathering spaces, art collections,

heritage displays and taonga

of the district from its earliest

settlers, some never seen before

on display in Aotearoa,” Kidd

said.

The facility’s first anniversary

on December 4 would be

celebrated with a fun-filled day

of art, music, crafts dance and

more.

In Brief

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SMALL FIRES BEING LIT

Multiple small fires have been

started in Foster and Brookside

parks over the past three to four

weeks. Rolleston Volunteer Fire

Brigade chief Cam Kenyon wants

people to continue being vigilant.

Kenyon thought it could be children

or teenagers lighting bushes and

little fires in the parks. If anyone

saw anything suspicious such as

“kids playing with matches or

lighters” he encouraged them to

phone 111 immediately. Meanwhile,

the careless use of fireworks caused

a small cabbage tree fire in Lincoln

on Guy Fawkes night. Lincoln

deputy chief fire officer Ritchie

Bee said the blaze was taken care

of “pretty quickly” to make sure

it did not spread to the residential

property on Robert St. Police also

attended the incident as there was a

party being held.

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Diwali, the annual Indian festival of

lights, will be celebrated at Lincoln

Domain on Sunday. Bhartiya Samaj

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Charitable Trust are holding the

free family event from 4-9pm.

Fireworks will top off the evening

featuring entertainment, food and

trade stalls, and cultural activities.

Spokesperson Archna Tandon said

the event was being brought back as

an annual celebration, after it had

not been held in Selwyn since 2015.

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• From page 1

They are calling for the developer

and district council to

remedy the design and ensure

its safety, and that they will be

liable for any associated property

damage or accidents.

The dry stormwater storage

grass basin was installed this

year for taking runoff from a

new stage of the subdivision,

currently under construction.

In the heavy rain event of

July, water flooded out onto

the subdivision streets of

Carnaveron Drive and Faulks

Drive, from the conduit that the

basin drained into, stranding

some people in their homes.

Flooding occurred again on

the two streets in heavy rain in

September.

O’Brien, who has lived at

Barton Fields for three years,

was frustrated to see stormwater

being diverted to that area of the

subdivision and causing flooding.

“The system is poorly

designed and not considerate

of the dangers and problems

it poses to the neighbouring

properties, local residents and

the already overloaded drainage

systems.”

While the developer had

since installed a wider pipe and

removed the filter cloth, she

doubted these would resolve

the issue, claiming the wider

stormwater system was already

at capacity.

In terms of safety concerns,

O’Brien said the basin was too

deep and with steep sides. Additionally,

its edges became soft

when it was full, making it easy

to slip and sink into. It not only

needed redesigning, but also


People stranded in

homes during flooding

DROWNING RISK: A new stormwater basin not only

causes flooding in an already established area of Barton

Fields, but is dangerous for passersby, say residents.

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fencing and lighting.

A district council water team

spokesperson said they had

discussed residents’ concerns

with O’Brien, and were currently

reviewing the basin to ensure it

met legal requirements.

“The council is reviewing how

the drainage network in the

area responded in the July heavy

rain events, but at this stage

the evidence shows this basin

performed as expected,” the

spokesperson added.

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Further submission

period for housing

intensification rules

AFFECTED PARTIES have

until November 18 to submit on

the new housing intensification

rules for the district.

The district council is proposing

to rezone land to medium

density residential zone in the

existing residential zones of

Rolleston, Lincoln and Prebbleton,

and in eight private plan

change areas, following the

nationwide intensification rules

being introduced.

The new medium density

residential standards will allow

landowners to build up to three

buildings at a maximum of three

storeys high without requiring a

resource consent.

The district council has

opened a further submission period

this week, following a total

of 118 submissions being made

on a variation to the Proposed

District Plan, covering around

1200 individual submission

points.

Group manager development

and growth Tim Harris said it

was an opportunity for those affected,

certain interested parties

and the district council to respond

to an original submission.

A total of 26 submissions were

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made on the variation to private

plan changes, PC68 and PC72

in Prebbleton, PC69 in Lincoln,

and PC71, PC75, PC76 and

PC78 in Rolleston. They covered

about 300 individual submission

points.

“Topics attracting most attention

through submissions

included rezoning land from

rural to residential, and the new

medium density residential

zone, including the permitted

density rules allowing for up to

three houses, three storeys high

without requiring a resource

consent,” Harris said.

Further submissions could

only be made by a person with

an interest greater than the

public in general, for example

those who owned property that

someone submitted to have

rezoned, represented a public

interest group, or the local authority

itself.

A summary of the submissions,

along with the original

submissions, and information

on how to contact a free Friend

of Submitter service, can be

found at selwyn.govt.nz/yoursay.

The further submission period

is open until 5pm, November 18.

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• By Caitlan Johnston

A 14-YEAR-OLD girl says a man

tried to abduct her at the Selwyn

Fireworks Spectacular in Foster

Park on Saturday night.

The girl’s father said the man

approached his daughter as she

bent down to tie her shoelace.

“As as she stood up, she felt

someone tug her arm and initially

thought it was one of her

friends,” he said.

“When she looked up and realised

it wasn’t one of her friends

she pulled her arm away and

he grabbed her arm again and

started to walk off with her . . .

forcefully.”

The girl told her family and

police the man was walking

away with her towards the exit

for around six seconds and she

went into panic mode, experiencing

blurriness and echoing.

In a final yank, she managed

to pull away from the man and

screamed as she ran to the business

tents.

People at the tents calmed her

down and then her friends and

their family members took her

to report the incident to police

on site.

The father said he received a

phone call from police and was

told to meet them and his daughter

at the Rolleston police station

where they made statements.

“The police were amazing.


girl says a man tried to abduct her at the event.

They were really supportive, tried to do what they did, that

they were really friendly, they was the most shocking thing.”

looked after her because she was A police spokesperson confirmed

they received a report

quite shaken and hysterical and

scared,” he said.

about the incident and are making

inquiries.

“For me, it was the brazenness

of it. There was 14,000 people Now the father has been further

shocked after posting details

there and there was police and

security and whoever it was still about the incident to a Facebook

community page and getting

responses from others who have

recently faced a similar situation.

“If this was an isolated

incident, you think, well okay

someone tried something stupid

but it’s more worrying that more

and more people are now commenting

on it saying: ‘I wonder

NEWS 5

Teen escapes abductor at fireworks event

BRAZEN: About 14,000 people attended the Selwyn Fireworks Spectacular. A 14-year-old


if this is the same guy that tried

this with my son or my daughter

within the last month or so’ –

that’s a bit more worrying for

me,” he said.

He said he wants people to be

aware that situations that might

look like a father trying to get

his adolescent to come home

could in fact be an abduction,

but didn’t blame anyone for not

stepping in to help the girl.

“Somebody somewhere

must have seen something and

thought ‘it’s nothing, I’m not going

to get involved when actually

it could have been a lot worse’,”

he said.

“I’ve been in that situation

before where I’ve thought it’s not

my business.”

Selwyn Fireworks Spectacular

committee president Chris

O’Brien said he was not aware

the incident had occurred until

approached by the NZ Herald.

O’Brien said security had

been increased by 20 per cent

compared with 2020’s event

and that they work closely with

emergency services to ensure a

safe event.

He said the committee will

contact police about the incident

and will identify areas for prevention

for the 2023 event.

• Fireworks, more photos,

pages 13 &14

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Welcome return for Highland Games

HORORATA welcomed 10,000

people to the 11th Highland

Games on Saturday, one of the

biggest Scottish gatherings in the

southern hemisphere.

Six hundred competitors took

park in traditional Scottish sports.

The games hosted the first pipe

band competition in 18 months,

with 20 bands travelling from all

over the South Island to compete.

They combined to play together

in the massed bands’ march.

Athletes from Australia and

New Zealand battled for the

Oceania Heavyweight Championship

over eight disciplines

including the caber toss and the

Hororata stones. Australian, Terry

Sparkes, retained the title he won

in 2019.

The games also hosted the New

Zealand Heavyweight Championship

won by Ashburton’s Craig

Manson. The women’s championship

was hotly contested with

Australian Lily Riley taking the

title.

Red Wiard travelled from Brisbane

to compete in Hororata for

the first time and was blown away

by the event.

“I am so grateful for this experience.

It was a massive day. Being

in the arena with 10,000 people

cheering me on made me feel

like a celebrity. I am going home

with second place, a few personal

bests, new friends and a whole lot

STRENGTH: Terry Sparkes with the caber toss, he retained the title he won in 2019.

Right – Lily Riley took out the women’s championship

of memories.”

Have a go is another part of the

games with people of all ages able

to enter the arena to see if they

can toss a caber, play the pipes or

be victorious in the tug of war.

Cindy Driscoll from the

Hororata Community Trust said

the have a go element is a most

popular part of the festival.

“This gives people an intimate

experience of the Highland

Games because they don’t just

watch but are part of it, and then

some catch the bug and end up

becoming competitors.”

In a show of community spirit

230 volunteers joined the Hororata

Community Trust to make

the Hororata Highland Games

happen.

“The games is unique in the

way it celebrates Scottish culture

with a Kiwi twist but what really

makes it special is the passion

people give in to making the

event happen.

“Our community is not defined

by lines on a map. A huge group

coming together, bringing passion

and energy for a common cause.

During 11 years the games really

has become part of who we are.

We are Clan Hororata,” Driscoll

said.

Kate Foster was the 11th Horo-

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finish line.

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rata Highland Games chieftain

and the first local to be bestowed

the honour.

“The games is very much at the

heart of our community. It showcases

our rural area to the world,

celebrates our history, brings

people together and provides a

fundraising platform for groups.

“The games enables the

Hororata Community Trust

to support the community to

embark on our next project

which is developing the Hororata

Community Hub. It will be a

modern vibrant facility that

celebrates our heritage and

provides for community needs

now and into the future,” Foster

said.

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Massed bands playing to an audience of 10,000.

PHOTO: JEREMY SIM

The Windwhistle tug of war team putting in a huge effort.

PHOTO: JOHN DE VRIES

Highland dancers in action.

PHOTO: JEREMY SIM

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Red Waird and Lindsay Crazy Wolf with Foster.

PHOTOS: CINDY DRISCOLL

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A flower for Angela

• By Susan Sandys

ANGELA EARLY’S smile says it all.

The 17-year-old, of Greendale, has been

beaming since being able to see and hold

a newly bred flower that has been named

after her.

The Angela Early peony was bred by

Christchurch specialist peony propagator

Paul Simmons. Simmons and wife Esther

are Angela’s great uncle and aunt.

Angela has Down’s syndrome; she is also

autistic and non-verbal.

While Angela can not put into words

how she feels about the honour of having

a flower named after her, she has been able

to show her joy nonetheless.

Her mum Christine said when Angela

took one of the flowers into her school,

Darfield High School, last week to show

teachers, she had been “beaming and

happy to have her photo taken”.

ENORMOUS

AND BEAUTIFUL:

Angela Early,

of Greendale,

holds some of

the specially

bred peonies

that have been

named after her.

The flowers themselves were slightly

fragrant, as well as “enormous, beautiful,

white and fluffy”.

“They were so heavy she could hardly

hold them, that’s when I just gave her one

to hold at first,” Christine said.

“Angie enjoys being in the garden at

home where we have a large amount

of peonies. She loves to give flowers to

people,” she added.

Simmons said he had been trying to

breed a white peony which flowered early

for the same span of Angela’s life so far –

17 years.

“White peonies only start flowering

about mid season, compared to

other peonies,” he said.

And because Angela’s surname was

Early, and he wanted to honour his

grand niece, Angela Early had been the

perfect name.

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NEWS


Crusaders, Highlanders, pro women’s

rugby, and now Selwyn Sports Trust

Doug

McSweeney

WELL-KNOWN sports and

marketing administrator Doug

McSweeney has been appointed

general manager of the Selwyn

Sports Trust.

McSweeney has worked in

sports marketing and administration

for more than 20 years,

with recent roles at the Crusaders,

Highlanders, and Matatū

– the first South Island women’s

professional rugby team playing

in the Super Rugby Aupiki

competition.

“I’m really

excited by the

opportunity to

work in a role

that ultimately

results in the

Selwyn community

being

more connected

through volunteering

and

participation in sport, staying

active and healthy,” he said.

“It will be a privilege to be able

to help with such meaningful

outcomes but also advocate for

the provision of sports and recreation

within the district.”

McSweeney grew up in Greymouth

and attended Lincoln

University. He played rugby and

ROLE: Whether its five or 95-year-olds, new Selwyn Sports Trust general manager Doug

McSweeney is working to provide the opportunity for people to participate in sport

cricket growing up, and now gets

his sports fix through running

and golf. He also enjoys supporting

his two children in their

junior sport involvement.

“If we can help our kids stay

active through participation

and engagement in physical

activity, not just team or traditional

sport, it creates so many

opportunities for them to create

friendships, build confidence, be

healthy and active for life, and

also learn some fundamentals

life skills.

“I know the Selwyn Sports

Trust is highly regarded

nationally for the programmes

and events it delivers. I see my

role as helping the team build

on this work to help reach

everyone in our community and

give them the opportunity to be

active through participation or

volunteering, whether they are

five or 95-years-old, fit and able,

or need a little extra help to get

moving”.

Trust chairman, Aaron Ford,

said it was great to have Mc-

Sweeney part of the team.

“The skills and experience

he brings are a great fit for

the Trust, which will put the

organisation in good stead to

achieve its longer term objectives

The Selwyn Sports

Trust was established in

2010 and is based at the

Selwyn Sports Centre

in Rolleston. It delivers

a range of initiatives

within the district

including community

events and school-based

active and educational

programmes.

The trust’s vision

is to inspire active

participation through

opportunity and

leadership in Selwyn. By

doing so, the trust says

will achieve its mission

to enrich people’s lives

and community wellbeing

through sport and

recreation.

over the next three to five years.

“Doug has already been

proactive in connecting with

some of our key stakeholder and

sponsors, and we see this as a key

priority. Following the success

of our events and programmes

this year, we are really looking

forward to a massive 2023

connecting with the Selwyn

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Dux was jointly awarded to Emma Frandi (left) and Katie

Robinson.

Named the 2023 gold level student leaders are Eve Bloor (left), Caitlin Barnett, Jodie

Simmons and Caitlyn Stewart.

Students’ resilience noted

Ellesmere College senior

prizegiving for year 12

and 13 students was held

on Monday last week.

Farewelling the year 13s,

principal Ronan Bass said

he was particularly proud

of them, considering the

challenges and obstacles of

the past almost-three years.

“Having spent their entire

senior years at school

dealing with Covid, we are

proud of the resilience and

focus that our students have

shown during this time,”

Bass said. “The majority

of the year 13 cohort are

moving on to tertiarylevel

study at universities

and polytechs across the

country, and we wish them

well as they take the next

steps in their life journey.

We look forward to hearing

about the future successes

of this year’s alumni,” he

added. The prizegiving

was emceed by this year’s

gold level student leaders

Alex Colenso, Emma Brook,

Katie Robinson and Jennifer

Barnett.

Board of trustee’s

deputy presiding

member Vanessa-

Amy Greenwood

addresses parents

and students at the

prizegiving.

Below – Ellesmere

College farewells

this year’s crop of

Year 13s.

Come and enjoy the

festive spirit in Lincoln

The Lincoln Farmers and Craft

Market is having its annual

Christmas Bazaar Market on

Saturday 12th November.

It’s getting closer to Christmas, so

this is the perfect opportunity to get

in the festive spirit and do some

Christmas shopping.

Enjoy the atmosphere in this lovely

spot in the middle of Lincoln with

live music by Eddie Simon, Hula

Hooping with the Strawberry Fairy,

and facepainting with Kaitlyn

during the morning.

Amongst the

many stalls,

you’ll find locally

handmade

products which

the market

prides itself

on. Unique

footstools made

from recycled shipping drums,

Mike’s woodware, mosaics, glass

art, aromatic candles and soaps,

leather goods, Janet’s famous

foxes, crocheted characters and

cool stuff to mention just a few.

There’ll be plants, produce, Gazza’s

Pies & Pasties, Rustic Cottage

Preserves, and Baking a Difference

is bringing her delicious cupcakes.

Make Lincoln your destination on

Saturday, join in the festive spirit

and shop local.




NEWS 13

Huge turnout for fireworks event

THE SELWYN Fireworks

Spectacular committee was

amazed at the turnout on

Saturday night where an

estimated 14,000 people

attended.

Selwyn Fireworks Spectacular

Charitable Trust president Chris

O’Brien said the committee and

volunteers spent tireless hours

across eight months planning the

event.

The charitable trust provides

a platform for local community

groups to set up stalls and sell

products, food and drinks.

Said O’Brien: “It is great to

see our non-profit stallholders

get some critical funding they

need to survive in times like

these.’’

“Covid has taught us just how

important the little things are in

life and watching many people

from Canterbury and further

afield come and support the

staggering event.

“There have been many

changes to Foster Park in the past

24 months, and we have had to

work hard on strengthening our

relationships with the council

and other community groups and

contractors to ensure the event’s

success for many more years to

come,’’ O’Brien said.

The police and security presence

this year was significantly

higher than in previous fireworks

events to ensure there

were little to no problems on the

night.

Stallholders also benefitted

well from the event, and there

was positive feedback about how

successful the night was for them.

“It’s important to ensure the

stall holders do well year after

year as that encourages them

to return and allows the committee

to protect the event from

becoming a commercially hosted

event,’’ O’Brien said.

The committee would like to

thank the supporting partners

– Accessman, Pub Charity, the

district council, Tru Group Ltd,

Platt Electrical and all of the

contractors that helped set up

and help keep spectators safe.

Said O’Brien: “We would also

like to thank all our volunteers

who worked tirelessly to make it

all look so easy. Volunteers are

hard to come by with everyone

being so time-poor. It was great

to have everyone help deliver a

fun night.

“And, of course, our

amazing community for not

only attending and allowing

us to have an event but also

supporting all the stallholders

fundraising for their

organisations. Without you, we

cannot continue to host this

event.’’

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NEWS 17

ELECTED: Malvern Community Board members Sharn Nu’u

(left), Sean Ellis, Ken May, Bruce Russell and Calvin Payne.

NEW LOOK: Top Row: Councillors Phil Dean (left), Elizabeth

Mundt, Nicole Reid, Malcolm Lyall, Grant Millar and Debra

Hasson. Middle Row: Councillors Bob Mugford, Lydia

Gliddon, Sophie McInnes and Shane Epiha. Front: Mayor

Sam Broughton.

PHOTOS: CAPTIVE MOMENTS PHOTOGRAPHY

New chapter as district council sworn in

THERE WAS a warm welcome

at the inaugural meeting of

Selwyn’s new district council as

the councillors were sworn in to

serve for the next three years.

The councillors, as well as

their family and friends, were

welcomed at the ceremony at Te

Ara Ātea on Tuesday evening

with a mihi whakatau led by

representatives of Te Taumutu

Rūnanga.

Te Taumutu representative

Rulon Nutira spoke of the history

of settlement in the district and

laid down a challenge to the new

councillors as he congratulated

them on taking up their role.

“This is the writing of a

new chapter for the people of

Waikirikiri Selwyn and Ngati

Ruahikihiki. Councillors, we

deserve the best, we expect

nothing less. We look forward

to walking with you through

the next chapter. You have heard

the call of the community,

congratulations on your new

roles.”

Mayor Sam Broughton called

on the district council to be brave

and encouraged all councillors to

make decisions centred on love

and partnership.

‘I want our council to continue

to make great decisions for

Selwyn’s future. The level of

expectation in our community

is high and there are numerous

opportunities to explore. I believe

our current success has been

the result of strong partnerships

with mana whenua, businesses,

community groups and families,

and I would like to see this

continue.

Seven returning councillors

and three new councillors were

sworn in. The meeting also

included the unanimous election

of councillor Malcolm Lyall as

deputy mayor.

The first ordinary council

meeting will be held on

Wednesday, November 23.

It was also the inaugural

meeting of the Malvern

Community Board, where the

five board members were sworn

in. Ken May was elected chair

and Bruce Russell as deputy

chair. The first ordinary meeting

of the Malvern Community

Board will be on Monday,

November 28.

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Selwyn Response Team achieve

national accreditation

Selwyn’s volunteer emergency responders are now officially among the best

in Aotearoa.

The Selwyn Response Team (RT) recently became the third NZ-RT team in

the country to achieve new national accreditation standards, showing it meets

the requirements to respond to local emergencies and support emergency

response teams around the country.

New Council takes up the

opportunity to serve

There was a warm welcome at the inaugural meeting of Selwyn’s new Council as

the councillors were sworn in to serve for the next three years.

The new councillors, and their family and friends were welcomed at the ceremony

at Te Ara Ātea with a mihi whakatau led by representatives of Te Taumutu

Rūnanga for the Council’s inaugural meeting on Wednesday last week.

Te Taumutu representative Rulon Nutira spoke of the history of settlement in the

district and laid down a challenge to the Councillors as he congratulated them.

“This is the writing of a new chapter for the people of Waikirikiri Selwyn and Ngati

Ruahikihiki. Councillors; we deserve the best, we expect nothing less. We look

forward to walking with you through the next chapter. You have heard the call of

the community, congratulations on your new roles.”

Mayor Sam Broughton called on the Council to be brave and encouraged all

councillors to make decisions centred on love and partnership.

‘I want our Council to continue to make great decisions for Selwyn’s future.

The level of expectation in our community is high and there are numerous

opportunities to explore. I believe our current success has been the result of strong

partnerships with mana whenua, businesses, community groups and families and

I would like to see this continue.

The meeting saw three new councillors and seven returning councillors sworn in,

and Councillor Malcolm Lyall unanimously elected as Deputy Mayor.

It was also the inaugural meeting of the Malvern Community Board, where the five

board members were sworn in. Ken May was elected chair and Bruce Russell as

deputy chair.

Creative Communities brings special Filipino

performance to Rolleston

Traditional Filipino music and Christmas carols will take centre stage at Te Ara Ātea

on Saturday 26 November, when the Musika Filipinas Aotearoa Choir come

to Rolleston.

This is the first time the group will perform in Selwyn, thanks to the support of the

Council’s Creative Communities Scheme funding.

Creative Communities supports community-based arts activities, with the aim of

increasing participation in, and access to, the arts.

The scheme is delivered in partnership between Creative Communities NZ and

councils. Applications for the latest round of funding are now open until

Friday 25 November.

Musical Director Kristian Rubi says the Christchurch-based choir has been rehearsing

twice a week in preparation for the free concert.

“We’re really excited about coming to Rolleston. We have a few members who live in

Selwyn including our president and one of our sopranos. It’s inspired us to give back

to the community.

“Selwyn is a fast-growing community and there are many Filipinos here. We love

reaching out to communities and sharing our culture and music with people,” he says.

The performance, ‘Ating Musika’ (Our Music) will include songs adapted from Filipino

to English and Te Reo Māori. It will be split into two acts, with the first featuring

Filipino songs, and the second act being a tribute to one of the group’s favourite

traditions – Christmas.

Kristian says for many Filipinos, Christmas preparations begin in September, with

celebrations happening until Chinese New Year.

“I really recommend artists and groups go into the Selwyn community because it

is thriving, especially in arts, culture and performances,” Kristian says. “It’s great to

provide entertainment and cultural experiences for the community.”

The Ating Musika coral concert will run from 3pm on 26 November at Te Ara Ātea,

with doors open from 12.30-12.55pm. Admission is free.

To find out more about the Creative Communities Scheme or to apply visit

selwyn.govt.nz/creativecommunities.

The accreditation comes at the same time as national recognition of Selwyn’s

Civil Defence volunteers by Disaster Risk and Resilience expert Professor

Tom Wilson. At the recent Selwyn

Emergency Services hui, Professor

Wilson said that with 290 Civil

Defence volunteers, the district is

recognised as a national leader in

emergency response.

Selwyn RT Deputy Team Leader

Belinda Mathers says the team have

been steadily growing their skills

since they first got together in 2017.

They are now able to provide support

during the full gambit of emergencies from storms and floods to earthquakes

and mass casualties. “We have been called on a number of times to support

emergency response, including during flooding events, storms, and after the

mosque attacks.”

NZ-RTs are qualified response teams throughout New Zealand who work

alongside and assist emergency services such as Fire and Emergency New

Zealand and other responding agencies during emergencies.

“Training includes everything from traffic management to setting up a Civil

Defence centre and rescuing people from heights,” Belinda says. “During the

accreditation assessment, the team were tested on their ability to undertake

urban search and rescue, make emergency roof repairs, protect communities

with sandbags, and set up a pump to divert water away from homes.”

Council Civil Defence Manager Al Lawn says the accreditation is recognition

of the dedication and expertise of this skilled team of volunteers.

“We have 30 highly dedicated people in the team, who meet every week to

train weekly. They range in age from their early 20s to their 60s and have a

diverse range of skills, from technical expertise to strong interpersonal skills –

all of which are critical in an emergency.”

“The common factors amongst them all are that they thrive in physically and

mentally challenging environments and have a deep commitment to

serving communities.”

Further submissions open on new

housing intensification rules

A chance for affected parties to have their say on submissions on new housing

intensification rules, in Rolleston, Lincoln and Prebbleton, is now open.

The further submission consultation follows the notification of mandatory

variations to the Proposed Selwyn District Plan and to eight private plan

changes to the Operative Selwyn District Plan in August earlier this year,

which allow for more housing and at greater heights in relevant

residential areas.

“This is an opportunity for those affected, certain interested parties and the

Council to respond to an original submission,” says Council Group Manager

Development and Growth Tim Harris.

A total of 118 submissions were made on the variation to the Proposed District

Plan and 26 submissions were made on the variation to the private

plan changes.

“Topics attracting most attention included rezoning land from rural to

residential, and the new medium density residential zone, including the

permitted density rules allowing for up to three houses, three storeys high

without requiring a resource consent,” Mr Harris says.

Further submissions can only be made by someone who has already made a

submission on the variations, a person with an interest greater than the public

in general (for example if they own property that someone submitted to have

rezoned), someone representing a public interest group, or the local

authority itself.

To help with queries about the submission process, people can also contact a

free Friend of a Submitter service, provided by the Ministry for

the Environment.

More details on the Friend of Submitter and viewing submissions, or making a

further submission are available at selwyn.govt.nz/yoursay, and can be viewed

online at all the Council libraries and service centres

The further submission period is open until 5pm Friday 18 November.

Council Call

SELWYN DISTRICT COUNCIL

Norman Kirk Drive, Rolleston

Ph 0800 SELWYN (735 996)

TE ARA ĀTEA

56 Tennyson Street, Rolleston

Ph 347 2880

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Four simple tips to stay safe on our roads

Just four simple tips can make a big difference to keeping our roads safe for everyone.

Work them into your personal life and make our community a nicer safer place to live.

Plan Ahead, Stay Alert, Slow Down, Drop Back!

Plan Ahead

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the time to plan, to ensure you arrive safely. Plan ahead to spend time with family, friends, or doing

what you love instead.

Stay Alert

Be alert to what’s around you; the environment, road signage,

other traffic, intersections, and your own intentions. Eliminate

distractions. Expect the unexpected. Stay alert to your

environment and surroundings, the impact your actions are

having on others, and how your friends and family are coping.

Slow Down

A small reduction in speed has a significant increase in surviving a crash. Speeding can increase

your risk of death or serious injury in a crash by over 40 per cent. Those few minutes aren’t worth

your life. We are all guilty of trying to do too much and never having time to enjoy the good things,

so why not try and slow down a little in life.

Drop Back

Make the effort to increase following distances, give yourself greater reaction time, allow yourself

to see further down the road. Action will always beat reaction, don’t put pressure on the car in front,

there may be unexpected consequences. Take a moment to step back and appreciate the truly

important things around us.

Four simple points of action put into practice will make our lives less stressful and reduce the

trauma on the roads in Selwyn.

Notices

Canterbury Anniversary Day

Council operations

Council facilities will be closed on Canterbury

Anniversary Day - Friday 11 November.

This includes Rolleston Offices, Selwyn

Libraries and Service Centres, Council managed

community centres and the Selwyn

Sports Centre. The Selwyn Aquatic Centre is

open 8am–8pm. Pines Resource Recovery Park

will be open normal business hours 9am–

4.30pm. Rubbish and recycling collections will

take place as normal.

Dog microchipping

This free monthly service is available on Friday

18 November at:

• Leeston Library and Service Centre, 9-9.30am

• Lincoln Library and Service Centre, 9-9.30am

• Rolleston Council Offices, 11-11.30am

• Darfield Library and Service Centre – no clinic

this time.

Meetings

Public Forums: Council, Community Board and local committee meetings are open to the public. Time is

available at the start of meetings for people to speak on matters of concern. Please notify Therese Davel or

Bernadette Ryan if you wish to speak at the Council meeting at least five days before the meeting.

Township, Hall and Reserve Committees: To list or make changes to meeting details, email

meeting.changes@selwyn.govt.nz or phone 0800 SELWYN (735996) by 9am Wednesday the week

before publication.

COUNCIL & COMMUNITY BOARD MEETINGS

Council Meeting*

Wednesday 23 November 1pm

Rolleston Council Offices

Malvern Community Board

Monday 28 November 4.30pm, Darfield Library

* Livestreamed on the Council YouTube channel

DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Kirwee Township Committee – Triennial AGM

Monday 21 November 7.30pm

Pavilion, Kirwee Reserve

On the Roads

If your dog was first registered after 30 June

2006 and is not a working dog, the law requires

him or her to be microchipped.

• Clinics last for 30 minutes

• Rolleston venue is Norman Kirk Drive

• Microchipping will not take place if wet

• Clinics in Darfield and Leeston are

alternated monthly.

Any questions regarding microchipping, please

contact Animal Control on 0800 SELWYN 735

996.

Alcohol notices

James Adrian Shand & Mary Patricia Jamieson

(Straight 8 Estate, Burnham) have applied for

the renewal of an on licence. Objections to

this application are open until 22 November.

For more information see selwyn.govt.nz/

alcoholnotices.

Lincoln Community Trust - AGM

Wednesday 23 November 7.30pm

Lincoln Community Care

Rolleston Residents' Association Inc.

Monday 28 November 7.30pm

Rolleston Community Centre

Sheffield-Waddington Township Committee

Thursday 17 November 7.30pm Sheffield Hall

Springston Community Committee

Wednesday 16 November 7.30pm

Errol Tweedy Pavilion, Springston Reserve

A stop/go is in place for repairs to Waimakariri Gorge Road between Woodlands Road

and the Waimakariri Gorge Bridge. Please be prepared for delays of up to 30 minutes.

The Beattys Road Ford is closed for repairs. A one-way system is in

place on Marsh Road between SH1 and Meadowlands for pavement repairs. Stop/

go controls are also in place for repairs on Telegraph Road between SH1 and Two

Chain Road, Leeston Road between Volkman Road and Hanmer Road, Drain Road

between Leeston Road and King Street, and Trices Road between Longstaffs Road

and Sabys Road.

Please take care around work sites, follow site signage and treat people with

kindness. Follow the QR code with this story for a map of these works, or view our road closures

map at selwyn.govt.nz/roadclosures.

Event Guide

Thursday 10 November

English Learners Conversation Club

Te Ara Ātea, 1.30–2.30pm

Join us to improve your everyday English skills and

confidence in a casual setting. Sessions are focused

on the needs of learners, so no two classes are the

same. Whether you are looking to learn, or simply

just to socialise, join us at our weekly conversation

club. All language learners welcome. Free.

Bookings required at selwynlibraries.co.nz/events.


Men's Health and Wellbeing with

Mike Pero

Te Ara Ātea, 6.30–8pm

Be motivated this Movember with the inspiring story

of Mike Pero, celebrating men's health and wellbeing.

motorcycle racing champion, pilot, entrepreneur, TV

personality and businessman, Mike has discovered

a health and wellbeing routine that works for him.

Mike is proud to share his story, if it helps others

achieve their goals and dreams. He still considers

himself as the boy next door that just did OK.

Suitable for 13+ years. Free.

Bookings required at selwynlibraries.co.nz/events.

Friday 11 November

A Very Merry Macramé

Sheffield Community Centre, 7pm-8.30pm

Spend some time creating a sweet little macramé

Christmas decoration for yourself or as a gift.

13+ years. $5 per person.

Bookings required at selwyn.govt.nz/events.

Sunday 13 November

Outdoor Pool Opening Parties

Darfield Pool, 1–3pm

Grab your friends, family, togs and jandals, and come

and celebrate the opening of our outdoor pools.

Make a splash on the inflatables. Awesome spot

prizes up for grabs! Normal pool admission applies.

Drop-in.

Monday 14 November

DIY Dog Treats

Darfield Recreation and Community Centre

4–5pm

Do you have a dog who loves treats? Pop down to

make some yummy hand-crafted snacks for your

pooch! $2 per person.

Bookings required at selwyn.govt.nz/events.

Wednesday 16 November

Park Jam

West Melton Community Park, 3.30–5.30pm

Show off your skateboarding moves or learn some

new ones! Bring your own gear or hire for free.

Coaching available with experienced instructors.

Awesome prizes up for grabs! Free. Drop-in.

FOR MORE COUNCIL EVENTS VISIT

SELWYN.GOVT.NZ/EVENTS

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Ph 347 2871

LINCOLN LIBRARY & SERVICE CENTRE

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TIMELY: Former district councillors Jens Christensen and Annette Foster

are putting together a modern history of Rolleston.

Modern history of Rolleston soon in print

• By Susan Sandys

TWO FORMER district

councillors who were integral

to the development of Rolleston

are compiling a modern history

book of the town.

Jens Christensen and Annette

Foster have had their memories

and those of 30 fellow developers

and residents recorded for the

book. Now they are wanting help

with editing and compiling the

information and photos, so they

can head to the printers.

The pair said Rolleston had

a unique and exciting history,

with it having become one of

Canterbury’s fastest growing

towns after expansion began

in the 1990s. Today it has a

population of about 28,000,

compared to about 1000 in 1990.

Both Foster and Christensen

were among developers who

owned Rolleston farmland. They

carved this up, and it became

areas for housing, shops, parks

and schools, including – in

Foster’s case – Foster Park and

Rolleston College.

They said the 1990s and early

2000s was a challenging time,

as developers had to put their

case to the district council, apply

for rezoning plan changes, gain

subdivision consents, and install

a town sewerage system.

Foster and her late husband

David also had to fight an air

noise contour zone, which

stymied development of

their farm and neighbouring

farmland.

“It was challenging, the more

exciting time was later on when

everything was just happening,”

Foster said.

They have undertaken the

book project through their long

association with the Rolleston

Residents Association, of which

they are life members.

“It was timely to put

something together before it’s

lost, because we have actually

lost a few people who could’ve

helped,” Foster said.

That was since 2016, when

the 150th jubilee of the town

was held. The pair had expected

the district council might pull

together photos and information

gathered for that event into a

THEN AND NOW: Images

being collated for the

book show the growth of

Rolleston between 2006

(left) and 2020.

book; however, this had not

happened.

Christensen and Foster said

the interviews with themselves

and others had been undertaken

by a contracted author. Now they

had hit a roadblock as they had

all this information, but needed

either professional or volunteer

help to edit and compile it.

• Anyone who may

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Leeston-Southbridge scrape

home after tense final overs

CELLAR-dwellers Ohoka and

Oxford-Rangiora both came

within whiskers of securing their

first wins of the season, only to

fall agonisingly short in the latest

round of country cricket on

Saturday.

Sefton and Leeston-Southbridge

remain at the top of

the Canterbury Country

Premier One Day competition

after round five wins at the

weekend.

While the Canterbury Countrymen’s

representative side was

winning back the coveted Hawke

Cup against Hawke’s Bay, the

club game of the round was being

played out at Mandeville.

Home side strugglers

Ohoka batted first on a flat main

pitch against visiting Leeston-

Southbridge, and got home off a

flying start, with openers Ryan

Kelly (26 runs off 31 balls) and

Daniel Lyons (80 off 99) putting

on 79 runs for the first wicket.

Curtley Harper (45 off 60) and

recalled veteran Paul Miller (48

not out off 44 balls) kept the momentum

going as Ohoka posted

a commanding 252/6 in their

allotted 45 overs.

But any thoughts of an easy

first win were soon dispatched

by a rollicking Brayden Hill who

fell just one short of what would

Short scorecard:

Ohoka 252/6 (D Lyons 80,

PMiller 48no, C Harper 45,

R Kelly 26; D Munro 2/35)

Lost to Leeston-Southbridge

255/8 (B Hill 99,

H Mowat 28; B McIntyre

2/28,G Mauger 2/50, H Williams

2/51).

Oxford-Rangiora 176/8 (S

Fleming 55, D Fulton 31; T

Holland 4/37, D Neal 2/28)

Lost to Peninsula-Harbour

177/9 (A Pant 57no,

B Aveyard 26, D Neal 21; N

Cook 4/31, D Smith 2/25,A

Singh 2/45).

Cheviot 118 (S Burnett

49no, T Dickson 22; J Benton

6/25)

Lost to Weedons 119/1 (B

Nightingale 60no, J Richards

37).

Darfield 116 (R Hughes

33, T Boyle 20; B Moore

4/10, M Campbell 3/4, H

Howell 2/24)

Lost to Sefton 118/3 (L

Taylor 28no, M Campbell

24no, C Warner 23; L

Foulkes 2/21).

have been a spectacular century.

Hill was cruelly bowled by

Hamish Williams for 99 but his

innings helped set up a nailbiting

finish.

A Chris Beatson cameo took

the game into the final over before

the combined side knocked

off the winning runs with three

balls to spare in an epic grandstand

finish.

It was a similar heartbreak for

Oxford-Rangiora who couldn’t

quite defend 176/8 against

Peninsula-Harbour at Southbrook

Park, in spite of a fine first

innings half century by Sam

Fleming.

At 83/7, Peninsula-Harbour’s

chase looked wobbly, but a

match-winning, unbeaten 57

from Akhil Pant also took the

game to the final over.

When Akshay Gulati was run

out by Calvin Scott off the first

ball of the 45th over, bringing

in last man Sam Singh, tensions

peaked.

But it was Singh who

kept his cool and managed a

boundary to guide Harbour-

Peninsula to their second win of

the year.

In the final two games, Sefton

and Weedons both secured

comfortable wins – former Kings

spinner Jeremy Benton taking a

six wicket bag – with the top five

teams separating themselves as

the season finds its groove.

• By Bill Pickering

SPRINGSTON Indoor Bowls

Club celebrated its 65thanniversary

with a dinner and

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Springston Hotel recently.

Attended by 40 members, past

members and partners, Maureen

Dunlop the oldest past member

present had the privilege of cutting

the anniversary cake, generously

donated by a member.

Presentations were made to

life member Neville and Jenny

Benny in recognition of their

contribution to the club over

many years.

Neville joined the Springston


SPORT 25

Springston Indoor Bowls Club president Alan Paton

presenting the husband and wife trophy to Neville and

Marie Lancaster.

Indoor bowls club

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22. Hangman’s platform (7)

25. Extreme happiness (7)

27. Pact (9)

28. Enraged (5)

29. Absentminded (7-7)

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4. Transfix (9)

5. Relating to gold (5)

6. Dimwit (9)

7. Share out (5)

8. Advanced in years (7)

9. Relating to horses (6)

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17. Rebel (9)

18. Elaborate (9)

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Erase, 16. Indemnity, 19.

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High Explosive Hand

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16th Nov 22

The general public is to be advised that a

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West Melton Rifle Range area over the

period Wed 16th Nov 22.

The exercise will involve up to 20 personnel

of 2/1 RNZIR from Burnham Military Camp.

Training will involve loud explosions from

10am until 4pm.

The New Zealand Army takes fire risk

seriously and will ensure fire mitigation is

present.

For more information please contact

SGT B ARNOTT on 021 158 8345.

ATV Assembler

A position exists for a person to assemble

our Tuatara ATVs. A suitable candidate will

possess reasonable mechanical skills and

good attention to detail. Job training will

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3 - 5 days of 6 - 8 hour shifts per week.

All applicants should contact Geoff at

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CHRISTCHURCH 7675

Arts Coordinator

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Friday 18th November 22

The general public is to be advised that a

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West Melton Rifle Range area over the

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personnel of 2/1 RNZIR from Burnham

Military Camp.

Training will involve loud noises from 6pm

until 11:59pm.

The New Zealand Army takes fire risk

seriously and will ensure fire mitigation is

present.

For more information please contact

Sgt B Arnott on 021 158 8345.

We are currently seeking applications for a dynamic

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letter to recruitment@rollestoncollege.nz. Applications

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Notification of the Summary of Submissions on the

Intensification Planning Instrument (IPI)

Schedule 1 Clause 7 of the Resource Management Act 1991

Date of public notice: Saturday 5 November 2022

Selwyn District Council invites further submissions on the Intensification Planning Instrument, being Variation 1 to the Proposed Selwyn

District Plan (Part A), and Variation 1 (Part B) to each of Private Plan Changes 68, 69, 71, 72, 73, 75, 76, and 78 to the Operative Selwyn

District Plan. The variations are required in response to the Resource Management (Enabling Housing Supply and Other Matters)

Amendment Act 2021 (Amendment Act).

About further submissions

Selwyn District Council has prepared a summary of submissions on the Intensification Planning Instrument (IPI) which will be ready to view,

together with full copies of the submissions, on the Council’s website at selwyn.govt.nz/yoursay from Saturday 5 November 2022. You can

also view this information online at Council libraries and service centres.

The further submission consultation is an opportunity for affected parties, people with certain interests, and local authorities to comment in

support of or opposition to the original submissions received. A further submission consultation is not a call for new submission points and

topics. A further submission can only be made on an original submission or submission point.

Who can make a further submission?

The following persons may make a further submission:

• A person who has an interest greater than the public in general.

• A person representing a relevant aspect of the public interest.

• The local authority.

How to make a further submission?

Further submissions can be made by using one of the following options:

• Complete an online further submission form for “Part A” and/or “Part B” at selwyn.govt.nz/yoursay

• Download a PDF further submission form at selwyn.govt.nz/yoursay and

- “Part A” – email it to dprsubmissions@selwyn.govt.nz (Subject line: Variation 1 to the PDP)

- “Part B” – email it to submissions@selwyn.govt.nz (Subject line: Variation 1 to Private Plan Change #)]

- Post it to Selwyn District Council, Freepost 104 653, PO Box 90/Rolleston 7643, Attention: Variation Submission

- Deliver it to a Council service centre in Darfield, Lincoln, Leeston or Rolleston.

• Pick up a hard copy submission form at Council libraries and service centres.

Written further submissions must be submitted on the Council submission form, or on Form 6 of the Resource Management Act 1991. Your

submission must state whether you want to present your views at a Council hearing.

A guide on how to make a further submission can be found on our website at selwyn.govt.nz/yoursay.

A further submission period will run for 10 working days from Monday 7 November 2022.

The closing date for further submissions is 5pm on Friday 18 November 2022.

Any person who lodges a further submission with Council must, within five working days of doing so, serve a copy of the further

submission on the person(s) who made the original submission(s).

What happens next?

Once we have received all further submissions, we will consider all the submissions in detail and produce a series of Officer Reports with

recommendations regarding the submission points made.

Hearings utilising the intensification streamlined planning process provided by the Amendment Act on the submissions to the IPI will occur

in April-May 2023. Anyone who has made a submission will have the right to attend the hearings and present their submission should they

wish to do so. The Council will notify a decision on the variations by 20 August 2023.

There is no right of appeal to the Environment Court on decisions on submissions to the IPI.

More information

The IPI, supporting information, submissions and further submission forms can be viewed online from Saturday 5 November 2022 on our

website at selwyn.govt.nz/yoursay, including at Council service centres and public libraries in Darfield, Leeston and Rolleston.

Contact us

If you have any questions about the IPI, please contact us at 0800 SELWYN (735 996) or contactus@selwyn.govt.nz.

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PUBLiSheD eveRY WeDneSDAY

Week commencing WeDneSDAY, 9th novemBeR, 2022

Spring sanctuary

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Peaceful serenity abounds at this near-new residence which

is bounded by a stream and settled within a calming Leeston

cul-de-sac.

Earning sanctuary status with its bridged entry, the spacious

yet easy-care section spans 943sqm and plays host to a threebedroom

home and a highly practical sleep out, which are united

by a timber boardwalk.

Designed and built by the vendors, this home sits superbly within

its surroundings yet is brimming with modern convenience to

offer the very best of both worlds.

The compact yet perfectly formed 88sqm floor plan is lined with

ceiling, wall and underfloor insulation and encompasses three

bedrooms and a strikingly contemporary bathroom.

A modern kitchen armed with a breakfast bar holds pride of place

in the open-plan living and dining area, which is equipped with a

heat pump and stretches outdoors to the large deck for effortless

entertaining.

The modern sleep out is loaded with practicalities, including a

small bedroom, a study and laundry, making it a flexible space for

everyday use.

Located mere moments from the heart of Leeston, this property

is perfect for growing families wanting to enjoy a peaceful

pace of life, with zoning for Leeston Primary and Ellesmere

College offering education options. Leeston is also within

easy commuting distance to Rolleston, Lincoln, Hornby and

Christchurch and has a great community feel.

Life now leads the vendors in a different direction, meaning

motivation is high, contact us for more information.

Deadline Sale : 1pm, Tue 22 November 2022

(unless sold prior)

www.bayleys.co.nz/5519816

Suzy McPherson

Mobile: 027 695 0519

suzy.mcpherson@bayleys.co.nz

John Bailey

Mobile: 027 893 0234

john.bailey@bayleys.co.nz

36 Spring Place, Leeston Viewing: Sunday 2.30pm - 3pm or by appointment

LIVING LOCAL

SELLING LOCAL

Choose the right people to sell your home, trust John and Suzy

Thinking of selling - call us now for a confidential chat to discuss

your real estate needs, the coffee is on us.

John Bailey | 027 893 0234


Suzy McPherson | 027 695 0519


WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

Residential / Commercial / Rural / Property Services

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Help fill this

Christmas with

good memories

CHRISTMAS HAMPER FOOD DRIVE

For many families Christmas can be a time to forget, let’s make it one to remember

fondly. This year, together with the Christchurch City Mission, we’re calling on you to help

us fill Christmas hampers for the families that need them most. We are collecting

non-perishable food donations to make this Christmas a happy one.

For details and to see

what is needed visit:

bayleysonamission.co.nz/hamper

LEAVE NON-PERISHABLE FOOD DONATIONS AT ANY BAYLEYS CANTERBURY OFFICE OR THE CHRISTCHURCH CITY MISSION

Nov 01 to Dec 09


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Akaroa 10 Purple Peak Road

Idyllic lifestyle retreat with exceptional views

The ethereal natural bush environment and outstanding uninterrupted views of Akaroa Harbour and the

surrounding hillsides lay the foundation for this luxury Akaroa residence. Such was the overwhelming appeal of this

beautiful property, the overseas based owner has invested well beyond the usual level of home improvement and

has fastidiously maintained the property throughout his tenure. Bathed in all-day sun, the light-filled 235sqm house

comprises two living areas, a separate dining area and a large sunroom which is the ultimate spot in which to relax or

entertain. The fully appointed kitchen enjoys views of both the harbour and the surrounding native bush. The main

bedroom offers a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, a second bathroom is positioned adjacent to the second and third

bedrooms.

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Price by Negotiation

Phone for viewing times

Chris Mangels 021 725 350

chris.mangels@bayleys.co.nz

Bianca Davidson 027 322 9055

bianca.davidson@bayleys.co.nz


bayleys.co.nz/558879

NEW LISTING

NEW LISTING

Ataahua 2900 Christchurch Akaroa Road, Prices Valley

French Farm 34 French Farm Valley Road

Strong summer grass factory

63.4024ha

A beauty on the Peninsula

12.6672ha 3 2 1

An attractive 63.4024ha property of flat finishing land

situated very handily to Christchurch or the bays on

Banks Peninsula. Easily run, subdivided into seven

paddocks, with good fencing and reticulated water

sourced from the Prices Valley stream fed via an

electric pump completes the package. Well-suited as

an adjunct or stand-alone finishing unit, the property

would suit a cut and carry operation, run-off and/or

lamb and beef fattening.


Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)

12pm, Tue 29 Nov 2022

3 Deans Avenue, Chch

View by appointment

Evan Marshall 027 221 0910

evan.marshall@bayleys.co.nz

Peter Foley 021 754 737

peter.foley@bayleys.co.nz

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

Tucked into a picture-perfect valley, this idyllic

hideaway boasts incredible views of the water with

beach walks and swimming just 400 metres from your

door. The property includes the main dwelling and

12.6672 hectares (more or less), which is currently

leased to the neighbour. Also on the property is a

sleepout, single garage and several storage sheds plus

the historic circa 1860s hut, leaving plenty of room for

creative use of the outbuildings. Lifestyle properties in

the prized Akaroa Harbour are hard to come by.



12pm, Fri 2 Dec 2022



Evan Marshall 027 221 0910

evan.marshall@bayleys.co.nz

Peter Foley 021 754 737

peter.foley@bayleys.co.nz

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

bayleys.co.nz

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Boundary lines are indicative only

Darfield Stage 6 Torlesse Estate, Creyke Road

New release

A choice of eleven prime sections ranging from 650sqm to 2340sqm, all with north west views to the Torlesse

Range and beyond. Located within the quality subdivision of Torlesse Estate, just a short distance to the Darfield

village and all its amenities, as well as the local Primary School, Darfield High School and pre-schools.

These sections all have mains sewer connection, town water supply, power and fibre to the boundary. Protective

covenants are in place to protect the future of your investment. Titles due approximately March 2023. (Offers under

$210,000 will not be considered.)

For more information, please view property files: http://www.propertyfiles.co.nz/property/5519614

Deadline Sale 12pm, Wed 16 Nov 2022

View by appointment

Chris Flanagan 027 433 4657

chris.flanagan@bayleys.co.nz



Leeston 36 Spring Place

Spring sanctuary

Peaceful serenity abounds at this near-new residence which is bounded by a stream and settled within a calming

Leeston cul-de-sac.

Earning sanctuary status with its bridged entry, the spacious yet easy-care section spans 943sqm and plays host to

a three-bedroom home and a highly practical sleep out, which are united by a timber boardwalk.

Designed and built by the vendors, this home sits superbly within its surroundings yet is brimming with modern

convenience to offer the very best of both worlds. The compact yet perfectly formed 88sqm floor plan is lined with

ceiling and wall insulation.


3 1 1 1


1pm, Tue 22 Nov 2022


Suzy McPherson 027 695 0519


John Bailey 027 893 0234



bayleys.co.nz

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Lincoln 11 Orchiston Way

Family elegance refined

Fastidious landscaping and a north-facing orientation lay an exceptional foundation for family living at this

residence. Beyond the sleek and unassuming facade are earthy tones and a trendy colour scheme, while solid

wooden floors, woollen carpet and extensive glazing contribute genuine character and undeniable quality to this

modern abode. Two light-loaded living areas respond to the requirements of family life, with each zone unfolding

outdoors to the deck. The central open-plan lounge and dining space is anchored by a crisp monochrome kitchen

that is accompanied by a walk-in pantry. Two superbly styled bathrooms with contemporary tiling are aesthetically

pleasing spaces that assist the homes four generously scaled bedrooms, with the master boasting a walk-through

wardrobe and ensuite. A carpeted garage with internal access is supported by ample off-street parking.


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4pm, Thu 1 Dec 2022

View Sun 1.30-2pm or by appointment

Urszula Bedggood 027 338 7889

urszula.bedggood@bayleys.co.nz

Haley Smith 027 341 3846

haley.smith@bayleys.co.nz


NEW LISTING

Rolleston 10 Territory Street

Want excellent value for money? This is it

Completed in January 2020, it is instantly appealing from the street with its classic Linea cladding and you will be

equally impressed by the interior of the home. Step inside to appreciate the practical living spaces provided by the

family-friendly 174sqm floor plan, together with the child and pet-friendly outdoor space that the 656sqm section

offers. The up-to-the-minute kitchen is at the heart of the home and has a defined dining space to one side, the open

plan living area and study nook to the other and direct access, through stacker sliders to the outdoor entertaining

areas. Comprising three double bedrooms, the master bedroom boasts a luxurious ensuite with a wall-to-wall

double-tiled shower and twin vanities. Benefitting from an often requested separate laundry plus a ducted heat

pump system, there is no doubt that this home represents excellent value for money.

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Asking Price $799,000

View 12-12.30pm Sun 13 Nov

Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

sarah.booth@bayleys.co.nz



bayleys.co.nz

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NEW LISTING

Southbridge 13 Lee street

A smart start in Southbridge

First-time buyers and investors on the hunt for a comfortable character home in the country will gravitate to this

fully renovated 1940s roughcast bungalow in the peaceful surroundings of Southbridge.

A string of considered enhancements, including rewiring, replumbing, reroofing and recarpeting, offers absolute

peace of mind and enhanced comfort across the 110sqm (approximately) floor plan. The latter is amplified by a log

burner (with wetback), heat pump, partial insulation and a heat transfer system, collectively delivering an optimum

indoor climate throughout the year.

3 2 1 1 1


1pm, Tue 15 Nov 2022


Suzy McPherson 027 695 0519




NEW LISTING

West Melton 31A Westview Crescent

Garaging and outdoor space at an affordable price

Homes such as this are a rare find, so if this offers what you dream of, we recommend quick action. The property was

completed in January 2016 on an already established 1,370sqm section, creating the perfect, tranquil home haven.

The 153sqm home and grounds are ideal if you don't require a large home, but still want outside space, amazing

garaging and excellent off-street parking. The property itself comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms, openplan

living, a media room/home office plus a single internal access garage. If you long for workshop space or extra

garaging, you will love the 6m x 12m detached garage and the secure off-street parking available for numerous

vehicles. Outdoor living is easy here, with a covered, sheltered verandah that runs the full length of the home,

providing the ideal spot to relax, unwind and enjoy the ambience of this beautiful garden setting.

3 1 2 1 5


4pm, Wed 23 Nov 2022

View 2-2.30pm Sat 12 Nov

Sarah Booth 027 527 8258

sarah.booth@bayleys.co.nz



bayleys.co.nz

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Windwhistle 1365 Leaches Road

Capture the best of country living

If you’re looking for an idyllic rural lifestyle, this perfectly located 22.1406 hectare (subject to survey) property is

hard to beat. Positioned on a private, elevated site, this country home captures all-day sun and stunning views to the

north and Southern Alps. Surrounded by beautiful mature planting, the gardens provide a haven for children and

pets to explore and play safely. The immaculate family home has been lovingly cared for and updated, boasting four

double bedrooms, two living areas, plus a hobby room or office, there is ample space to spread out. A choice of

sunny decks makes dining outdoors the first choice. This area is a highly regarded rural district boasting a vibrant

community where you would soon be surrounded by friends. There are excellent schools nearby and the school bus

to the gate makes the daily school run as easy as it gets.


22ha 4 2 2


12pm, Fri 18 Nov 2022


View by appointment

Craig Blackburn 027 489 7225

craig.blackburn@bayleys.co.nz

Ben Turner 027 530 1400


SELLING YOUR HOME?

Potential buyers are

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neighbourhood, it’s an

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and are actively seeking

to stay in. That’s why it

makes sense to advertise

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Springfield

Glentunnel DarfieldTempleton

Rolleston

Burnham Lincoln

Dunsandel Tai Tapu

Leeston

For cost effective, highly

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in the Selwyn Property Guide.

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Due to continued success as Selwyn’s leading

Real Estate team, we need more homes to

satisfy these genuine waiting buyers.

Please, if you can help, call us today!

Tai Tapu/Prebbleton/Lincoln

5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms

Need a granny flat or guest suite

Section 700m2+, floor area 250m2+

Price $1,400,000 - $1,800,000

Contact

Kate Cameron 027 688 8057

kate.cameron@raywhite.com

Prebbleton/Lincoln

3-4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

2 living areas

Any section size

Price $800,000 - $1,000,000

Contact



Prebbleton/Tai Tapu

3 bedrooms

1-2 living areas

Section 800m2 plus

Price $1,000,000 - $1,300,000

Contact



Lincoln/Rolleston

4 bedrooms

200m2 home minimum

Section 700m2 plus

Price under $950,000

Contact

Rowan Shepherd 027 303 1565

rowan.shepherd@raywhite.com

Rolleston

3-4 bedrooms

Up to 5 years old

Section 500m2 minimum

Price up to $750,000

Contact

Leesa Booth 027 947 1200

leesa.booth@raywhite.com

Rolleston

4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Modern, 2 living areas

Good backyard for kids

Price $750,000 - $850,000

Contact

Leesa Booth 027 947 1200

leesa.booth@raywhite.com

Selwyn

Lifestyle block wanted

Land size 2-4 hectares

Any house size and price considered

Contact

Dwayne Bloomfield 021 163 9874

dwayne.bloomfield@raywhite.com

Selwyn

Lifestyle block wanted

With a self contained cottage

Land size 2-4 hectares

Flexible on price and house size

Contact

Dwayne Bloomfield 021 163 9874

dwayne.bloomfield@raywhite.com

Lincoln

3-4 bedrooms

Section 500m2 plus


Contact

Paul Dodds 021 210 5559

paul.dodds@raywhite.com

Tai Tapu

4 bedrooms

Section 1000m2 plus

Price 1,300,000

Contact

Paul Dodds 021 210 5559


Prebbleton

4 bedrooms

Section 750m2 plus

Price $1,250,000

Contact

Paul Dodds 021 210 5559


Rolleston

4-5 bedrooms

4 car garaging

Section less than 1000m2

Price up to $1,400,000

Contact

Leisa Webster 027 722 5537

leisa.webster@raywhite.com

Kirwee/West Melton/Darfield

Modern 3 bedroom home

2 bathrooms

Easy care section


Contact

Amanda Cherry 027 340 6955

amanda.cherry@raywhite.com

Rolleston

2-3 bedrooms

1+ bathrooms

Flexible on section size


Contact



Rolleston

3 bedrooms

Must be Clearview School zone


Contact



Rolleston/West Melton

3-4 bedroom lifestyle property

Sheds/barn a bonus

Land size approximately 4ha


Contact



Rolleston

3 bedrooms

Any land or house size


Contact

Georgia Schofield 027 887 7282

georgia.schofield@raywhite.com

Lincoln

3-4 bedrooms

Ducted heating or log burner

Section up to 1000m2


Contact



Selwyn

4 bedrooms

200m2 house minimum

Land 1 acre minimum


Contact



Burnham/Rolleston/

West Melton

3-4 bedroom lifestyle property

Land size 4 hectares

Price $1,000,000 - $1,350,000

Contact

‘Big Red’ Shefford 027 224 4733

brendan.shefford@raywhite.com

Are you considering selling? Do you have a property that matches one of these descriptions?

Contact us now for a no obligation appraisal

If you want to get SOLD, call us TODAY

Ray White Rolleston 347 9988 | Ray White West Melton 347 9933 | Ray White Lincoln 325 7299

rwtownandlifestyle.co.nz

Ray White Town & Lifestyle Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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ARCHITECTURALLY DESIGNEDShowstopper

This property is a showstopper sitting at the

entrance to the lovely rural Ardrossan subdivision

in Tai Tapu. Set on approximately 800m 2 with

post and rail and stone fences, it has turned many

a head on the Sunday drive by.

Strikingly contemporary and Architecturally

designed by Krush Architects and built in 2018

by Avenue Architectural Builders, this spacious

home oozes executive elegance.

Executive kitchen with double Bosch ovens,

engineered stone and granite benchtops,

large walk in butlers pantry and flows into an

expansive open plan dining area that allows for

inclusive entertaining plus a separate formal

separate lounge with cathedral ceilings, gas fire,

and louvred windows.

The Master Bedroom has a walk in robe, and

connects to the professionally landscaped

gardens. The ensuite and family bathrooms have

tiled showers, underfloor heating, and a bath in

the family bathroom. All bedrooms are double and

run off a central entry foyer so there is no wasted

passage space.

Close to Tai Tapu Village, Primary School, Hotel,

cafes and shops, Tai Tapu Golf course, 6 km to

Lincoln and approx. 20 minutes drive to the CBD,

this semi-rural lifestyle creates a lovely backdrop

to come home to unwind after a busy day.

This property needs to be seen to be appreciated.

Vendors instructions are clear - they have done the

hard yards and it is time to move on so they want

1 Ardrossan Way - Tai Tapu

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Auction: Wednesday 23 rd at 2pm Russley Golf Club,

428 Memorial Ave, Christchurch (unless sold prior)

View: harcourtsfourseasons.co.nz ID# HR6126

Open: Sat & Sun 2.30-3.30pm or by appointment

Glenys FRENCH

03 349 9919

021 333 699

glenys.french@harcourts.co.nz

to see a sold sticker on Auction day or before. Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Since its launch in 2008,

the Harcourts Foundation

has raised over $7 million!

For more information:

0800 789 10 11 | fourseasons@harcourts.co.nz

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Gemma & Sue Roberts

Belfast

Jackie Frame

HanmerSprings

Stevie Golding

Hornby

Shona Pearce

Kaiapoi

Jan Green

Lincoln

Karen Ward

Rangiora

Caine Hopcroft

Rolleston

Nathan & Becky Gilbert

The Palms

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LINCOLN, 25 Florence Drive

Our owner’s commitment to sell is evident by their

presentation and investment to market.

If you feel your search for a stunning, new, stylish,

sun-filled home will never end - well guess what! It

has!

The home offers open plan living, which flows

seamlessly out to a north facing outdoor area,

perfect for summer barbecues and catching the

afternoon sun. A neutral palette throughout, together

with the cathedral ceiling in the living area, gives this

home a great sense of space & a chic vibe.

579 SQM 3 2 2

Stylish designer home that ticks all the boxes with

excellent flow, 3 generously proportioned bedrooms

with the master including a walk in wardrobe &

ensuite.

Other great features include quality appliances,

burglar alarm system, double internal access garage,

double glazed windows, heat pump & parking for a

caravan / campervan.

Your earliest inspection is recommended as our

owner’s determination to get a result is extremely

high, this could be sold prior.

Auction Unless Sold Prior

16 November, 2022 — 10:00am

Holmwood Auction Room,

397 Ilam Road, Christchurch

Jaden Ransley

027 916 3942

jaden.ransley@harcourts.co.nz

Licensed Agent REAA 2008

WEST MELTON 407 Halkett Road

To the Manor Born!

If a lifestyle property to fit the entire family is on your radar, you’ve hit the jackpot at 407 Halkett

Road. This highly attractive home is set on established landscaped grounds and is surrounded by

a productive, income producing walnut farm. With plans to downsize & retire firmly in their sights,

the current owners have created an opportunity for the next family to simply move in and enjoy the

fruits of their labour.

The irrigated 10.48ha property comprises approximately 1.4ha of clear land surrounding the

home, with the remainder planted with close to 900 walnut trees, producing approximately

15 tonnes annually.

10.48ha 5 3

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The current owners have fastidiously maintained the property and infrastructure such as water

consents are in place to ensure its ongoing success as an income producing property if desired.

Make no mistake, this is to be sold so that the owners can move on to their next chapter. With the

local West Melton village on your doorstep and Christchurch city a short drive away, this attractive

lifestyle property should be a ‘must view’.

Deadline Treaty: 2pm Thursday 24 th November (USP)

View: harcourts.co.nz/FM5945

Open Homes: Saturday / Sunday from 1:00PM - 3:00PM or contact agent for viewing.

LYNTON HUBBER

027 433 4141

lynton.hubber@harcourts.co.nz

ROSA CARTER

027 533 0319

rosa.carter@harcourts.co.nz

Scan the QR code to download the property files

Grenadier Real Estate Ltd MREINZ. Licensed Agent REAA 2008

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an exciting career

in real estate?

Property Brokers in Selwyn are expanding its

team and we now have positions available

for new or experienced salespeople in our

Lincoln, Rolleston, or Leeston branches.

If you are a licensed salesperson or an outgoing and

energetic person passionate about real estate and looking

to make a positive change then we would love to talk to you.

Property Brokers is a hard-working team with a powerful sense

of family where our relationships with people come first.

If you are interested in knowing more about

real estate and working with us, then please

either email or phone me today.

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Selwyn Area Manager

027 636 3576 | jackie.derrick@pb.co.nz

pb.co.nz


PB063951

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Kirwee 6/1299 Courtenay Road

Tranquil Behind the Trees

Immaculate in presentation enjoying all the benefits of a quiet and peaceful village location where opportunity arises to

secure a fabulous family sized home. Featuring a centrally sited kitchen interfaced seamlessly with integrated dining, family

area and lounge, heated by a log burner. Master ensuite with spa tub, main bathroom, separate toilet (and laundry)

complements three bedrooms all located away from communal areas for an added sense of peace and quiet. Internal access

double garage with ceiling cavity storage is supplemented by additional off-street parking and a garden shed all set securely

on a 1152sqm section placed back from the road behind gated entry. Relax and entertain on a generously sized corner patio

surrounded in lush greenery alive with birds conveying the feeling you’re living within your own private bush sanctuary. Just a

few moments to local amenities, walking distance to Kirwee School and Domain and a 35km commute to Christchurch.

3 2 1 2

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 24th November, 2022 at 1.00pm,

(unless sold prior)

View Sun 13 Nov 2.15 - 2.45pm

Web pb.co.nz/DFU110612

Amy Jones

M 021 077 9945

E amy.jones@pb.co.nz

Shar Simôn

M 027 555 0654

E shar@pb.co.nz

Darfield 1/521 McLaughlins Road

In the Country but Close to Town

Imbued with a sense of rural solitude where the family can enjoy fresh country air and the kids can thrive under clear blue

skies without losing convenience to town amenities. Single-level floor plan versatility promotes living and entertaining

flexibility featuring an expansive open plan kitchen, dining, family and living area. Warm and cosy with wet-backed wood

burner, heat pump and heat transfer to all zones and double-glazed windows and sliders aligned for sun. Communal areas

step out to a central and sunny patio where you can enjoy alfresco living against a backdrop of leafy green pasture while

three bedrooms and study inclusive of a spacious master with ensuite and walk-in effortlessly addresses family living. Set on a

4ha parcel divided into five fully-fenced paddocks with internal access double garage and four-bay 108sqm shed, all just a fiveminute

drive to Darfield Primary/High School and town centre. A solid brick 2010 build by Stonewood Homes presented in tidy

condition with scope for you to add your own personal flair.

Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | pb.co.nz

3 2 1 2

Deadline Sale closes Wednesday 23rd November, 2022 at

11.00am, (unless sold prior)


Web pb.co.nz/DFL107014

Amy Jones

M 021 077 9945

Shar Simôn

M 027 555 0654


E shar@pb.co.nz

Proud to be here

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Darfield 1 Devon Crescent

Spacious Living, Superb Location

Well presented with contemporary style, sure to impress a variety of lifestyles where 140 squares (approximately) of lowmaintenance

executive living rests on an easily managed sunny parcel. Beckoning attention from singles, couples, small

families, investors and retirees featuring two bedrooms serviced by a spacious bathroom with a soak tub, shower, separate

toilet and independent laundry. Indoor/outdoor living is facilitated by a socially positioned kitchen smoothly transitioning

through open plan living and dining advancing out to a privately enclosed garden courtyard. Diesel fire and night-store heater

provide winter comfort while plentiful storage throughout the home caters to convenience and hassle-free liveability. Garden

shed and fenced grow beds can supply fresh greens for the summer table all set on a half-share of an 876sqm

(approximately) corner cross-lease with its own independent driveway into internal access single garaging and off-street

parking. Ideal for those seeking low-upkeep living lying in a superbly handy position with local amenities nearby.

View at the open home or by private appointment.

2 1 1 1

Deadline Sale closes Wednesday 16th November, 2022 at

11.00am, (unless sold prior)


Web pb.co.nz/DFU108974

Amy Jones

M 021 077 9945

Shar Simôn

M 027 555 0654


E shar@pb.co.nz

Sheffield 205 Bluff Road

Lone Farm - Sheffield

Lone Farm is an exceptional 50ha property in a sought after location only 45 minutes to Christchurch.

The variation of soils, topography, quality fencing, subdivision and shelter make for a versatile and desirable property.

Ample supporting infrastructure and a well maintained family home which is sited in a sheltered and private setting all

combine to offer up a quality asset.

3 1 2

Deadline Sale closes Wednesday 7th December, 2022 at 1.00pm,

(unless sold prior)

View By appointment

Web pb.co.nz/DFR104486

Currently run as a sheep breeding and finishing property but not limited to such.

Viewing will impress and is by appointment.

Matt Collier

M 027 205 6626

E mattc@pb.co.nz


Proud to be here

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Rolleston 856 Selwyn Road

Brand new build, ready to go!

Check out this fantastic new build property! With completion on the immediate horizon and code of compliance due to be

issued next week, we are now encouraging all interested parties to come along this weekend and view this fantastic, brand

new home!

3 2 3

For Sale By Negotiation


Web pb.co.nz/ROU12931

We get asked all the time for a home which has 3 car garaging but only 3 bedrooms and here it is! A nice design layout, with a

sun drenched open plan kitchen dining living area which is light and bright, walk in pantry, stone benchtops, and fantastic flow

to the generous back yard. The separate lounge offers another great retreat for those who need the extra room to spread out

in when guests and family come to visit. Tiled showers grace both bathrooms and the large master has fantastic sun and a

ranch slider to the outside. Ticking the final boxes is a separate laundry, 2 x linen/ storage cupboards and the ever popular 3

car garage with carpet.


Angela Hunt

M 021 548 777

Chris Moore

M 027 288 0563

E angela.hunt@pb.co.nz

E chris.moore@pb.co.nz

Your local

Rural Specialist

Thinking of selling?

Call Simon for service that

makes a difference.

Simon Anderson

Rural/Lifestyle Sales Consultant

M 021 0828 5532

E simon.anderson@pb.co.nz

pb.co.nz


PB062361

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Rolleston 3 Goldrush Lane

A family home with flair - you deserve it!

Why put yourself through the hassle of building when all the hard work's been done? Located on a lovely cul-de-sac,

just a stone's throw from the centre of Rolleston, this immaculately presented home boasts all the space, features and

versatility you've been searching for. Well-maintained and equally well presented, this spacious residence plays host

to four bedrooms with two bathrooms, including an ensuite with a double tiled shower and a his/her vanity, off the

master. The modern kitchen - complete with stone surfaces and walk-in pantry is complemented by a blend of formal

and informal living spaces. The north facing living areas allows sunshine to soak through while the main lounge

features a 3m high stud and floor to ceiling windows. All year-round comfort is guaranteed with two heat pumps and

a separate laundry enhances functionality. Outside, the fully fenced grounds are a safe haven for kids, while the

private, covered patio area is the perfect spot to relax and unwind after a long day. Double internal access garaging

and ample, secure off-street parking (enough for a boat, trailer and/or caravan), complete the appeal. Of course, the

location is just as enticing as the home itself, with the proximity to a host of amenities (including the quality shops,

bars and restaurants on offer in Rolleston), ensuring everything you could ever need is within easy reach.


4 2 2 2

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 24th November, 2022 at

2.00pm, (unless sold prior)

View By appointment

Web pb.co.nz/LIU109671

Tanya Marillier

M 027 383 3844

E tanya@pb.co.nz

Monty Marillier

M 021 943 973

E Monty@pb.co.nz

Proud to be here

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Rolleston 20 Byron Street

Make it your home!

Designed over one level, this chic Linea weatherboard, 140m2 home is positioned on a fully fenced, flat, freehold 400sqm

(subject to survey) and is an exciting proposition for buyers starting out or those looking to downsize. Stylish stained timber

flooring greets you as you enter the home, which is double glazed and insulated throughout. North facing, open plan living is

bathed in light and large sliders provide an easy flow out to the deck and fully fenced lawn. Meticulously presented with

neutral decor, there is still an opportunity to add your personal touches to this property and create a wonderful living

environment for all to enjoy. The location is superb, within easy walking distance of all the conveniences that Rolleston

township has to offer and zoned for Rolleston Primary. With title being approx. 3 months away, this provides purchasers with

numerous options of either waiting for title for settlement or moving in and renting the property in the interim and taking

ownership once title comes through. Title is expected early 2023. Call today for further information or Team Ange and Chris

look forward to seeing you at the upcoming open home.

3 2 1 2





Angela Hunt

M 021 548 777

Chris Moore

M 027 288 0563



Rolleston 16 Dunlop Crescent

Faultless Perfection.

From the moment you enter this property, you will be struck by a sense of "wow". Set in a peaceful location, this faultless

family oasis is the absolute definition of high-end, quality living. Built in 2016, this 240m2 home provides more than enough

space and comfort for the whole family. Set on 1,080m2 of immaculate easy-care landscaped grounds, it faces north catching

all-day sun. Warm, private, sheltered spaces are enticing, both indoors and out. The open plan family areas extend to outdoor

decks and patios - a perfect spot entertaining and barbecuing at any time of the year. The stunning kitchen is the hub of the

open plan space and features tri-stone benchtop, modern appliances and a spacious walk-in pantry. The separate lounge

connects to the deck area and, with so many living options, you can either spread out and be social, or retreat to your own

personal haven, due to the perfect balance of relaxed family zones and generous private areas. The generous sized master

bedroom features a palatial walk-in robe, ensuite and connects perfectly to the outside deck. The 3 additional bedrooms are

all good sized doubles and feature robes with built in storage.


4 2 2 2





Chris Moore

M 027 288 0563

Angela Hunt

M 021 548 777



Proud to be here

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Rolleston 50 Newman Road

The perfect family home!

If it's family living you are looking for, then look no further! This four bedroom, 203m2 home ticks all the boxes for family

living - location, house size and layout and section size! The thoughtfully appointed kitchen offers clean and uncluttered lines

and overlooks the interconnected dining and living spaces. Plus, there is also a separate lounge for the family to spread out in,

which can also be closed off for peace and quiet. The master bedroom is well sized and features a walk in robe and ensuite.

The three additional bedrooms are good sized doubles and are supported by a family sized bathroom and separate toilet.

Bask in the comfort provided by two heat pumps and optimal orientation to the sun. Another highly sought after feature of

this home is the generous storage, which is indicative of the thought and planning that has gone into the design. The home is

positioned at the front of the 772m2 section and offers fantastic indoor-outdoor flow from the living area to the large patio

with archgola, which overlooks the generous back yard and will be a popular entertaining area throughout the summer

months. Or enjoy a soak in the spa pool at the end of a long day to relax.

4 2 2 2

Deadline Sale closes Tuesday 8th November, 2022 at 4.00pm,

(unless sold prior)



Chris Moore

M 027 288 0563

Angela Hunt

M 021 548 777



Prebbleton 20 Edward Street

Family Fun Guaranteed!

Be prepared to be WOWED and let your mind take you to endless days of summer fun! Tucked down a secluded 1629m2 rear

section this hidden gem not only offers the space to enjoy so many awesome family activities but just wait until you see the

pool... WOW, WOW, WOW! Families will love: •Super-sized covered and solar heated pool with plenty of space for entertaining

while watching those (young and young at heart) have a blast! • Huge, landscaped, fully-fenced section with play area and

lots of yummy established fruit trees • Very tidy 3 bedroom, family home with 2 living areas and excellent indoor/outdoor

flow • Updated LED lighting to living areas and warm feel of polished wooden floors • Cozy log burner and two heat pumps,

gas hot water and cooking • 5kw solar power system that feeds excess power back to the grid • Over-sized 6x7m (approx.)

garage with auto garage door opener • BONUS! Separate carpeted amenities block attached to garage (studio approx.

6x6m2) with bath, shower, toilet and kitchen bench • Plenty of off-street parking for the boat, caravan... or both!


3 2 2 2

Deadline Sale closes Thursday 17th November, 2022 at 4.00pm,

(unless sold prior)


Web pb.co.nz/RU101483

Bev Wright AREINZ

M 027 434 2486 E bev@pb.co.nz

Sarah Yeates

M 027 447 2719

E sarahy@pb.co.nz

Proud to be here

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Your property will

be in good hands

with a Property Manager

from Property Brokers

Can you risk not having a Property Manager?

Are you familiar with the latest legal requirements of the Residential

Tenancies Act and the Healthy Homes Act, as well as the penalties

landlords face?

Do you know what your obligations are for insulation? Asbestos?

Smoke Alarms? And Health & Safety?

Do you have the time to check rent payments for your property, address

maintenance issues immediately, have keys cut, and attend viewings?

Call Kate today for a chat or a no obligation,

free rental market appraisal.

Kate McKenzie

Business Development Manager

M 027 265 9819 E kate.mckenzie@pb.co.nz

Jordan Edwards

Property Manager

Kate Fahey

Property Manager

Property

Management

*Terms and conditions apply - propertybrokers.co.nz/serviceguarantees

Property Brokers Ltd Licensed REAA 2008 | PB060487

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SOLD

SOLD

SOLD

SOLD

44 Shadbolt Lane Rolleston

13 Piako Drive

63 Ledbury Drive

SOLD

SOLD

18a Manor Drive

SOLD

300 Milnes Road 9 Delapre Drive

Are you thinking of selling?

If so, your property will be in good

hands with a Property Brokers Agent.

31 Navy Loop

Call Jackie anytime for

a confidential chat.

Jackie Derrick Selwyn Area Manager

M 027 636 3576 E jackie.derrick@pb.co.nz

pb.co.nz


PB063826

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replenish the

local foodbanks.

Rolleston &

Selwyn Lions

Rolleston

Rotary

Listen for the tooting and lookout for our

brightly dressed collectors.

Lincoln 16 th November, 6pm - 7.30pm.

Rolleston 30 th November, 6pm - 7.30pm.

Non-perishable and sealed food or

toiletry items only!

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RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL

AUCTION

AUCTION

ELGIN 347 Wakanui Road

The Complete Package

The special property you have been looking for does

exist - this lifestyle opportunity on 8 hectares is

unsurpassed. Are you looking for an expansive home,

sheds that will accommodate all your needs, 8ha of

superb soils with the added bonus of irrigation, and

only minutes to the CBD? Your search is surely over!

Completed in 2008, the home features a generous

open-plan kitchen and living area, formal lounge,

three bedrooms, games room, and office. The

buildings are nothing short of amazing. Viewing is a

must to appreciate everything this property has to

offer.

AUCTION

Plus GST (if any)

4.00pm, Thursday 1 December On site

VIEW

1.30-2.30pm


John Davison

M 027 436 4464

SPRINGSTON 111 Chamberlains Road

The Good Life!

Situated in a great location on 1.1h hectares handy to

Lincoln and Rolleston, this low maintenance easy-care

Colorsteel clad home offers outstanding kitchen/family

room and a separate lounge. Ranch sliders give access

to the afternoon sun-filled patio. Enjoy relaxing in the

spa under the stars after a hard day at the office. Three

bedrooms all have amazing views of the Alps or the

Port Hills. A useful two-bay utility shed has one lock-up

bay. A "truckport" is deal shelter for your horse truck or

motor home. Equine needs are catered for with an

arena and three paddocks.

AUCTION

GST Inclusive

5.00pm, Wednesday 16 November

Lincoln Events Centre

VIEW

4.00-4.45pm, Sunday 13 November

Ron Ferguson

M 027 498 6256

E ron.ferguson@pggwrightson.co.nz

John Davison

M 027 436 4464

E john.davison@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/LCN36574


Welcome

Jannetta Thomas

LEESTON 201 Rakaia Selwyn Road

Silverdale Farm

What an opportunity to live in the country with privacy

and peace on a 43.71ha property. Set back off the

road, this property is neatly nestled in a mature garden

setting, surrounded with a great yard area containing

many sheds. The home offers four bedrooms, one

bathroom, two toilets, a kitchen/dining area flowing

out to a north-facing terrace, and a separate lounge

opening out to a west-facing verandah. A very

desirable property in a wonderfully highly sought after

area. With a sportsman’s paradise of rivers, golf

courses and mountains at your very doorstep to enjoy.


PRICE BY NEGOTIATION

Plus GST (if any)

Min Cookson

M 027 249 5417

E min.cookson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Michael Bickley

M 027 555 0777

E michael.bickley@pggwrightson.co.nz

Jannetta Thomas made the move to real estate in

2017 after many years in sales.

Her bubbly, caring personality, as well as her

excellent communication skills and strong work

ethic, have proven to be a major part of building

strong lasting relationships.

Now residing in Darfield, Jannetta is heavily

involved with voluntary work in the community

and raising funds for charities. She enjoys

gardening, music, and supporting most sports.

Engaging Jannetta to assist with your real estate

requirements, will give you a salesperson who

prides herself on being honest, hardworking,

reliable, and a strong negotiator.

Contact Jannetta Today!

Jannetta Thomas

Residential & Lifestyle salesperson

Darfield office | 021 256 6295 | Jannetta.Thomas@pggwrightson.co.nz

PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

6/19 Gerald Street, LINCOLN

42 South Terrace, DARFIELD

Phone: 03 341 4301 | Email: christchurch@pggwre.co.nz

Helping grow the country

For more great listings, visit www.pggwre.co.nz

PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under the REAA 2008

Helping grow the country

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this is living

$10,000 reasons

to celebrate living

A new home is worth celebrating.

So when you buy a Fletcher Living home between 31 Oct and 11 Dec 2022, you’ll

celebrate with one of three gifts valued at $10,000. Choose from a Harvey Norman

gift card, a House of Travel gift card, or $10,000 cash spread over equal monthly

payments for a year to spend on date nights, family fun or anything you choose.

Visit fletcherliving.co.nz to learn more

T&Cs and some exclusions apply.

Lincoln Showhome

80 Benashet Drive, Lincoln

Wednesday to Sunday 12-4pm

House 199m

4 2 2 2 2

House 140m

3 2 1 1

2

House 185m

Land 616m 3 2 2 2

2

2 Land 479m 2

Land 539m 2

$959,000 - 96 Benashet Dr $809,000 - 18 Pelham Pl $889,000 - 92 Benashet Dr

Halswell Showhome

21 Skibbereen Drive, Halswell

Wednesday to Sunday 12-4pm

House 117m

2 2 1 1 2

House 181m

3 2 1 2 2

House 180m

Land 353m 3 2 2 2

2

2 Land 404m 2 Land 481m 2

$699,000 - 60 Skibbereen Dr $849,000 - 17 Fauna St $929,000 - 5 Cress St

View fletcherliving.co.nz for more information or visit one of our Showhomes.

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Your guide to Show Homes & New Sections

in the Selwyn District

Work from home options at Lincoln show home

There is plenty of flexibility when it comes

to room configurations in the Generation

Homes’ show home in Polar Street, Lincoln.

More specifically if working from home is an

option or a necessity there is a dedicated study

with a built in desk looking out to the garden

and a smaller bedroom leading off from the

front hallway and entrance.

A feature of this 215m2 home is the long

living dining area with the dining table in

the centre and living areas at either end

with plenty of sliding doors accessing the

outdoor deck and garden. Again this could be

altered to suit the owner depending on their

individual needs.

The kitchen is bathed in light with skylights

above the central island with its large sink and

breakfast bar. Off the garage is the laundry as

you enter the home.

With two other double bedrooms featuring

in-built storage, the large main has a beautiful

ensuite bathroom and spacious walk-in robe.

Generation Homes prides themselves on

being New Zealand owned and operated,

starting as a small enterprise in Tauranga

before branching out throughout the country.

The company is committed to a fixed price

guarantee which means that they will not

change the price of a new home build once

the contract has been signed on the dotted

line.

“We pride ourselves on building a great

relationship with our clients – it’s all about

trust and integrity when it comes to working

together to build a new home for someone,”

says sales consultant Vivek Srivastava.

They sales team is also up-to-date with all

the latest innovations and trends in residential

construction and have created a Lookbook to

help inspire new home buyers.

Inside the Lookbook you will find the

hottest trends in flooring and storage, colour

therapy and indoor-outdoor flow along with

tips for exterior cladding and a range of floor

plans. It can even be ordered online at their

website and emailed to you.

The Generation Homes show home is on

the corner of Polar Lane and Whitehorn

Drive and is open from12pm until 4pm

Wednesdays to Sundays. There is plenty

more information about the company at

www.generation.co.nz/christchurch.

Your award winning partner in home building.

SHOW HOME OPEN

51 Blunden Rd, Te Whariki, Lincoln

12pm - 4pm Wednesday to Sunday

PRINGLEHOMES.CO.NZ

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12 Delorean Drive, Rolleston

Ray White Town & Lifestyle

6 Skye Lane, Prebbleton


9 Hulme Lane, Rolleston


870 Goulds Road, Rolleston


17 Christie Place, Rolleston


18 Uffington Drive, Rolleston


38B Liffeyfields Drive, Lincoln


49 Granite Road,Rolleston

Harcourts

12 Barcote Lane, Rolleston

Arizto

12 Birchwood Close, Prebbleton


26 Prebblewood Drive, Prebbleton


1 Julia Close,Rolleston

Arizto

876 Selwyn Road,Rolleston

Harcourts

6B Hampstead Lane, Prebbleton


73 Prestons Avenue, West Melton

Harcourts

11 Corriedale Lane,West Melton

Bayleys Canterbury

1 Solar Terrace,Rolleston

Harcourts

407 Halkett Road, West Melton

Harcourts



42 Heathridge Place,Lincoln

Arizto

33 Greenpark Street Hoon Hay

Harcourts

35 Rothwell Drive, Rolleston


32 Oakwood Mews, Prebbleton


20G Aberdeen Road, Prebbleton

Harcourts

20B Stanford Way,Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

31A Westview Crescent, West Melton

Bayleys Canterbury

209 Bells Road, West Melton

Harcourts

16 Dunstan Crescent, Hornby




1 Androssan Way,Tai Tapu

Harcourts

25 Fairmont Rise,West Melton

Bayleys Canterbury

1 Fiona Place, Hei Hei


49 Granite Road, Rolleston

Harcourts

2 Corriedale Lane, West Melton


1930 Tramway Road,Sheffield

Property Brokers

2571 Bealey Road,Hororata

Property Brokers

22A Fairhurst Place, Rolleston

Arizto

20 Chimange Place,Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

99 Renoir Drive Rolleston

Property Brokers

1 Clydesdale Way, Lincoln


39 Ledbury Drive, Rolleston


94 Southfield Drive,Lincoln

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18 Uffington Drive, Rolleston


7 Fairhurst Place, Rollestonj

Property Brokers

12 Birchwood Close, Prebbleton


17C Kingsdowne Drive, West Melton


10 Territory Street,Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

3 Goldrush Lane, Rolleston

Property Brokers

1 Bethany Roadm Rollestoin

Arizto

76 Thornborough Drive,Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury





70 Kingsdowne Drive, West Melton


58 Hauschilds Road, Tai Tapu


9 Maltby Drive, Rolleston

Harcourts

26 Prebblewood Drive, Prebbleton


15 Barcote Lane,Rolleston

Arizto

75 Jean Archie Drive, Rolleston


16 Dunlop Crescent,Rolleston

Property Brokers

34 Heathridge Place, Lincoln


876 Selwyn Road,Rollesaton

Harcourts

11 Ashton Rise, West Melton


9 Hulme Lane, Rolleston


6B Hampstead Lane, Prebbleton


14 Talon Drive, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

856 Selwyn Road, Rolleston

Property Brokers

20 Edward Street,Prebbleton

Property Brokers

53A Park Lane, Rolleston


5 Appleton Crescent,Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

73 Prestons Avenue,West Melton

Harcourts

718 Selwyn Road, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

10 Brittan Drive, Rolleston

Arizto

1 Soar Terrace, Rolleston

Harcourts

21 Andesite Drive, Rolleston



Arizto

5 Allingham Lane, Rolleston


407 Halkett Road, West Melton

Harcourts

79 North Terrace,Darfield

Property Brokers

1 Devon Crescent, Darfield

Property Brokers

33 Greenpark Street, Hoon Hay

Harcourts

418 Two Chain Road, Burnham


26D Kissel Street, Templeton


20G Aberdeen Road, Prebbleton

Harcourts

13 Lee Street, Southbridge

Bayleys Canterbury



50 Newman Road,Rolleston

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LOOKING FOR DESIGN INSPIRATION?

Visit one of our stunning showhomes to gather ideas for your dream home

12 The Mews, Lincoln


32 Oakwood Mews, Prebbleton


870 Goulds Road, Rolleston


1 Jullia Close,Rolleston

Arizto

139 Wards Road, Rolleston


17 Christie Place, Rolleston


20B Stanford Way,Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

6 Friars Lane,Leeston

Property Brokers

805A East Maddisons Road, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

22 Garcia Avenue, Rolleston

Arizto

5/781 East Maddisons Road, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

626 East Maddisons Road,Rolleston

Property Brokers

66 Prestons Avenue,West Melton

Property Brokers

12 Munro Lane, Rolleston




209 Bells Road, West Melton

Harcourts

6/1299 Courtenay Road,Kirwee

Property Brokers

16 Dunstan Crescent, Hornby


20 Byron Street,Rolleston

Property Brokers

5 Stanford Way, Rolleston


20 Rossall Crescent, Rolleston


36 Spring Place, Leeston

Bayleys Canterbury

1 Androssan Way,Tai Tapu

Harcourts

6 Skye Lane, Prebbleton


780 Weedons Ross Road, West Melton


49 Granite Drive,Rolleston

Harcourts

42 Heathridge Place,Lincoln

Arizto

102 Paige Place,Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

4 Anzac Lane, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

24 Brenley Drive, Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

1 Fiona Place, Hei Hei


10 Oak Tree Lane,Rolleston

Bayleys Canterbury

1/521`McLaughlins Road,Darfield

Property Brokers

43 Oaks Drive,Lincoln

Arizto

63 Shepherd Avenue, West Melton


11 Berketts Road,Rolleston

Harcourts

Faringdon, 47 Lanner Drive, Rolleston

Faringdon, 49 Lanner Drive, Rolleston

SHOWHOMES

Both showhomes

Open Wed-Sun 12pm-4pm

SHOWrOOM / OfficE

31 Watts Road, Sockburn

Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm

0800 844 488

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