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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2022 Connecting Your Local Community starnews.co.nz Sail GP will benefit Lyttelton Bid to eradicate possums on peninsula Buy, Sell, Discover. with... Lynton Hubber A fresh approach to Real Estate thinking. Fo Page 3 Page 9 M 027 433 4141 Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead - Licensed Sales Consultant REAA 2008 $90,000 raised for Renee’s life-changing operation • By Tina Grumball RĀPAKI RESIDENT Renee Veal cried “tears of joy” when she found out the $90,000 for her life-changing surgery had been raised. By the time they had reached their goal, thousands of people had donated, uncle Nuk Korako said. “What a wonderful Christmas present this is. [We’re] looking forward to getting that operation started hopefully early next year because she’s been waiting so long,” he said. An Environment Canterbury member, Korako wanted to extend his thanks to all of those that donated, even small amounts. Chief executive officer of Christchurch investment company Consilium, Scott Alman paid the last $5000 they needed into the ‘Ride for Renee’ account last week. Alman said they were “so pleased to be able to donate.” Currently, Veal’s parents were making contact with specialist surgeon Chris Lim to get her on his list when he comes back to New Zealand. Twenty-seven-year-old Renee suffers from hypermobile VICTORY: Nuk Korako cycling through St Arnaud, a small village in Tasman, through 3 deg C temperatures and torrential rain to raise money for the surgery. Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, which causes wide-spread musculoskeletal pain and causes her jaw to dislocate frequently. Korako described it as “having a bad toothache everyday.” Veal’s condition was continually deteriorating, Korako said. She needed a total temporomandibular joint reconstruction and bilateral jaw joint replacements. The most expensive part of the surgery was the titanium jaw and joint replacements, which are manufactured in the United States. Said Korako: “The crazy thing is you can get this thing done in Auckland on public health, but you can’t get it done in Christchurch.” Korako cycled more than 580km from Rāpaki to Picton in October as part of the ‘Ride for Renee’ campaign, the second ride of its kind. The hardest part was riding his e-bike through the two days of snow. “I seem to attract weather bombs every time I do this thing. It was during the week when we had all of that snow and sleet and hail so we got through all of that.” The easiest part was when he rode into Picton and was greeted by family and locals. “My whanau was there at the beginning and at the end.” SUCCESS: Korako and Renee Veal. $90,000 has been raised for her surgery, which is not covered by public health funding in Christchurch. NATIVE PLANT NURSERY Trees for CanTerbury speCialisTs in • Groundcovers • Ferns • Grasses • Small to big sized shrubs • Shelterbelts • ALL grades www.treesforcanterbury.org.nz • Expert advice • Planting now Helping our community grow 42 Charlesworth Street | Ph/Fax (03) 982-1028 | OPEN 7 DAYS Hardy’s Natural Health - Instore NOW! We’re your natural health experts - and now we’re a Hardy’s Health Hub! Lynley, Orla, Lil, Grant (Pharmacist/Owner) Pav, Sue, Brittany, Kellie Kellie and the team will provide great advice on our top quality range of supplements - including Solgar. Call into the pharmacy and pick up your copy of our latest My Hardy’s magazine. Health Hub 1005 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead | Ph 03 943 9635 | OPEN 6 DAYS (Closed Sun)

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$90,000 raised for Renee’s

life-changing operation

• By Tina Grumball

RĀPAKI RESIDENT Renee

Veal cried “tears of joy” when

she found out the $90,000 for her

life-changing surgery had been

raised.

By the time they had reached

their goal, thousands of people

had donated, uncle Nuk Korako

said.

“What a wonderful Christmas

present this is. [We’re] looking

forward to getting that operation

started hopefully early next year

because she’s been waiting so

long,” he said.

An Environment Canterbury

member, Korako wanted to

extend his thanks to all of

those that donated, even small

amounts.

Chief executive officer of

Christchurch investment company

Consilium, Scott Alman paid

the last $5000 they needed into

the ‘Ride for Renee’ account last

week.

Alman said they were “so

pleased to be able to donate.”

Currently, Veal’s parents were

making contact with specialist

surgeon Chris Lim to get her on

his list when he comes back to

New Zealand.

Twenty-seven-year-old Renee

suffers from hypermobile

VICTORY: Nuk

Korako cycling

through St

Arnaud, a

small village

in Tasman,

through 3 deg

C temperatures

and torrential

rain to raise

money for the

surgery.

Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, which

causes wide-spread musculoskeletal

pain and causes her jaw to

dislocate frequently.

Korako described it as “having

a bad toothache everyday.”

Veal’s condition was continually

deteriorating, Korako said.

She needed a total temporomandibular

joint reconstruction

and bilateral jaw joint replacements.

The most expensive part of

the surgery was the titanium jaw

and joint replacements, which

are manufactured in the United

States.

Said Korako: “The crazy thing

is you can get this thing done

in Auckland on public health,

but you can’t get it done in

Christchurch.”

Korako cycled more than

580km from Rāpaki to Picton in

October as part of the ‘Ride for

Renee’ campaign, the second ride

of its kind.

The hardest part was riding his

e-bike through the two days of

snow.

“I seem to attract weather

bombs every time I do this thing.

It was during the week when we

had all of that snow and sleet and

hail so we got through all of that.”

The easiest part was when he

rode into Picton and was greeted

by family and locals.

“My whanau was there at the

beginning and at the end.”

SUCCESS: Korako and Renee Veal. $90,000 has been raised

for her surgery, which is not covered by public health

funding in Christchurch.

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A NEWLY-FORMED group and

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Lyttelton.

The board, made up of eight

members (two are representatives of

Te Hapū o Ngāti Wheke), represents

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The city council is welcoming the

treasures from the past

newly formed group.

Said city council head of parks

Andrew Rutledge: “It’s really encouraging

to see people wanting to be part

of the Naval Point redevelopment.

“This comes at an important point

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SUCCESSFULLY managing

and capitalising on the Sail GP

event being hosted on Lyttelton

Harbour in March will be

one of the biggest challenges

for the area, new Te Pātaka o

Rākaihautū Banks Peninsula

Community Board chair Reuben

Davidson said.

“It is a worldclass

event and

the eyes of the

world will be on

us. We need to

ensure it leaves

a positive legacy

but also that

locals can capitalise

on it.”

He is not sure

exactly what the economic benefit

to Lyttelton will be from the

event because the focus is on the

Christchurch region, but he says

the benefits will be significant.

“There will be benefits from

the visitors to Lyttelton but also

the events will be streamed and

broadcast to a global audience,

so the benefits to Lyttelton from

that will be enormous”.

An estimated 5000 people will

be visiting the port on each of

the two event days, and that will

present some big issues for local

residents and businesses.

The traffic management

plan will see access to the port

seriously restricted during the

afternoons. The biggest benefits

he says will be in encouraging

people to stay after the sailing is

over for the day.

This will be a challenge, Davidson

said.

Vehicle access via the Sumner

Rd and from Governors Bay will

be closed except for Lyttelton

residents with a permit, with

the majority of visitors being

transported by bus in and out via

the tunnel from Christchurch.

“I think the real challenge for

us, with an event of this scale, is

trying to get the balance right

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people to and from the event, but

also getting people to stay in port

and spend their money locally,”

Davidson said.

“The challenge is keeping

people in the town into the

evening after the events are over,”

he said.

“One of the risks is that people

who come in by bus are likely

to take the bus back rather than

staying afterwards.”

Davidson says this presents an

opportunity for local businesses

to organise events to keep people

in the town, like concerts or

dinners or events.

“We have plenty of great venues

and, once the sailing is over

for the day, there will be other

options for getting back into

town including taxis or public

transport,” he said.

He suggests local businesses

put on their own transport to get

their customers home.

“Part of the ticket price for the

event might be the cost of getting

people back to Christchurch

afterwards” he said.

“It would mean that people

could have an awesome day and

night without worrying about

how they are going to get home

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Davidson is also predicting

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Most of the visitors will be

staying in Christchurch so “anyone

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the event”.

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Vintage market continues to thrive

• By Natalie Pham

HELEN MILBURN has been

a well-known antique dealer in

Christchurch for many decades.

Now, her vintage market with

multiple stalls has become a beacon

to people who are looking

for the unexpected.

The 81-year-old never imagined

Shabby Chic Market Day

would turn into a monthly event

when she first started it at her

home in Woolston.

There were only seven stallholders

at the first event, but

later increased to 12 on the next

market day.

“After the earthquakes, because

there wasn’t much on, [the

event] just grew,” she said.

Ever since the market began,

she has only cancelled once due

to bad weather.

While some stallholders have

left for other events, many have

remained.

“Some of them who were here

from the second market still stay

with us all the time. All these

years. It’s amazing,” Helen said.

About 100 visitors were queuing

up at Rochester Villa to explore

vintage treats and treasures

from more than 40 stallholders

last Sunday.

Some of them used to be

Helen’s regular customers at her

former antique shop Forget Me

Not.

“I still remember their faces

and names,” Helen said.

She opened the store in Linwood

Ave in 1986, offering a

range of cottage-like products.

While the store was a success

at the time, Helen did not make a

lot of profit.

“A lot of young people didn’t

have much money to buy things.

So I just bought things and

wouldn’t look for the highest

dollar.”

Over the years, the store

moved on to Victoria St, Oxford

Tce, Manchester St and then

ended up in Woolston. This was

when Helen decided to close it.

“Within a year finishing the

shop, the market started,” she

said.

Helen and her late husband

Peter bought the villa, which was

built in 1874, from the Graham

family at an auction in 1992.

It then became a home of

many tenants for years, with one

rented the villa for about seven

years.

When the last tenant moved

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81, helps

organise

the monthly

Shabby Chic

Market Day.

out, Helen decided to use the

space to continue her long-term

career in curating antiques.

But she then went with the

idea of having a market day,

which was suggested by a “lovely

lady”.

“It was so successful, we had

another one,” Helen said.

The second event was where

she met baker Shane Tatom of

the Nikau Bakehouse, who told

her to hold the market on the

first Sunday of the month from

September to May.

Said Helen: “In the early days,

especially after the quakes, I

went around Sumner, Redcliffs,

Linwood to put posters on shop

windows. And people were so

keen to help.”

Her one-man band has now

expanded to a small group of

people, including her eldest

daughter Sarah Milburn and a

committee of six people.

Nowadays, Sarah has taken

over the market. Her main

tasks include organising the

stalls, managing the events, and

posting photos of the market on

Facebook.

Helen is hoping to continue

improving the market and keep

it going.

“I’m pretty good for my age. So

I suppose we’ll just keep going

maybe until I die. Maybe it’ll

carry on, I don’t know. We’re just

keeping the cottage alive.”

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‘Pinkies’ class of ‘57 celebrates 65

• By Tina Grumball

SIXTY-FIVE years ago, these 12

women entered nursing training

at Christchurch Public Hospital

in bright pink uniforms.

They were nicknamed

“pinkies” and were only trusted

to take patients to chapel on

Sundays.

Last week, they entered The

George Hotel to celebrate their

lifelong friendship, making jokes

and cheering their water glasses

with promises of cocktails to

come.

Most of the 47 girls who

entered the hospital on January

2, 1957, have kept in touch

throughout the years and met up

a couple of times.

“This one is low-key because

we’re all getting older, all into our

80s,” one of the “pinkies,” Lois

Eagle, said.

Some could not make it to

the reunion as they weren’t well

enough to travel or lived in the

North Island.

For those in Christchurch,

Lois said they met up every two

months if they could and had

remained good friends.

When speaking with Bay

Harbour News, Lois recalled her

decision to go into nursing after

she left Christchurch Girls’ High

School at 16.

“I went to the bank because

you couldn’t begin nursing until

Your Local MP for Banks Peninsula

Tracey

McLellan

It’s a great time of year in Christchurch

- the days are warm and long, there are

events to suit every taste, and a fun,

relaxed atmosphere prevails.

The preparation for SailGP, the premier

yacht racing event coming to Lyttelton

Harbour in 2023, has plenty of wind in

its sails. A recent community meeting

highlighted the opportunities the event

presents to harbour communities and

the enthusiasm of those who attended

was evident.

Mid October found me in Akaroa and

Duvauchelle for a series of visits. It was great

to catch up with Deb and the team from

Duvauchelle School, visit the new pre-school

next door and talk to locals at an Akaroa

Community Clinic. It was a good reminder

of how receptive and informed Banks

Peninsula communities are.

As it does so often, Banks Peninsula

turned on the sun for the Governors Bay

Fete on 16 October. It was a fun day and

a great fundraiser for the community. I

enjoyed the shade of the Labour Gazebo

while talking with fete-goers, who were

eager to have a chat and ask questions.

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you were 18 and I thought I’d like

to do that job,” she said.

“So I went to the bank and I

told the bank manager I’m only

staying for two years and he

said ‘no, you won’t because you

won’t get so much pay’ and that’s

exactly right.”

She received eight pound a

week at the bank, but only four

pound and nine pence while

training.

But the pay did not deter Lois,

as she had made up her mind.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern came

to town again a couple of weeks back

and it was fantastic to join her as she

checked out some of city’s best and

brightest workplaces. Christchurch is

increasingly becoming the HQ for both

small and large companies and a hub

for entrepreneurs.

A regular event that I find really

valuable is a catch up with the

many church representatives spread

throughout the electorate. They share

my deep passion and concern for the

community and the welfare of all those

who live within. It is always interesting

to hear their thoughts and suggestions

for our collective challenges.

Congratulations to the Sumner Lifeboat

crews who took out last week’s awards

and also to the Governors Bay Jetty

Restoration Trust for their Art Auction

- ‘Distinctly Peninsula’ – which featured

talented local artists. The Trust is doing

great work and I was pleased to hear that

the first piles of the new jetty have been

installed. I’m watching with interest as

the jetty is restored to its former glory.

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preliminary training, staying

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much, don’t trust them,” Lois

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moved to a grey uniform of the

same design and began their onthe-job

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“Looking back now, I realise

that we were only young . . .

we knew nothing and they had

the responsibility of 30 or more

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The girls worked from 5:30am

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NEWS 7

years since nursing training

Back then, bandages had to be

washed and rolled back up again,

she recalled.

They only had one day off a

week and were required to be in

by 10pm during their first year

and 11.15pm during the rest of

the time.

Though they worked long

hours, Lois said they loved it.

“We did it because we loved

the people, we loved the thought

of caring for people. I think

that’s what it came back to, caring

for people and seeing them

get better, nursing them for a lot

longer,” she said.

“Today, the average days in

hospital is very short, isn’t it?

Because in those days they were

quite long and we got to know

the patients very well.”

Nursing is completely different

today than it was when they were

training: it is more technical.

The wards were big and long

rooms, and sometimes, when

overstretched, people would be

in the centre and in corridors.

“You had a heart attack in

those days, you weren’t even

allowed to clean your teeth.

You had to sit for several weeks,

whereas today they have a stent

put in and they’re on their way

the next day,” Lois said.

They worried about whether

the wheels on the bed were

TRAINING: Lois Eagle said the trainee nurses found their

lifelong friendship while studying. Above right – the

pamphlet they were given about nurse training.

straight or the sheets and blankets

had the corners mitred. The

girls were taught how to clean

and clean again, how to shake

glass thermometers and read the

mercury, and change the sheets

and rubber mackintoshes.

Lois noted respect was something

they were steeped in.

Whenever a matron or a

surgeon came in the room, they

were required to quickly roll

their sleeves down, put their

cuffs on, put their hands behind

their backs and ask them what

they wanted.

While they completed their

three-years-and-three-months

training, the girls stayed near the

hospital.

“I think because we lived in

. . . we became very good

friends,” Lois recalled.

“We used to laugh together

and we used to cry together too,

I can tell you that . . . but we

worked very hard.”

Lois said not all of them made

it through the training but most

did, including herself.

“Some of them dropped out to

be married,” she said, noting you

had to be single to train.

“In those days you know . . .

you didn’t work when you were

married, you stayed home. You

were a home-maker,” Lois said.

“Some of them decided it

wasn’t for them, some of them

just didn’t finish their exams but

we still remain friends, that first

class.”

Once they graduated in 1960,

the new nurses were given a

new blue uniform of the same

pattern, as well as the five-star

medal of a Christchurch Public

Hospital staff nurse.

Lois worked for six months

‘We used to laugh together

and we used to cry together

too, I can tell you that . . .

but we worked very hard’

– Lois Eagle

nursing before leaving and

getting married. In 1969, she

became a driving instructor and

continued that for 48 years at the

Cashmere Driving School.

Some of the 47 continued on to

become great nurses, Lois said.

About 22 of them attended

their “very big” 60th reunion at

Newbury Lodge. Some husbands

also attended.

For the 65th, they were intending

to meet in January, but Covid

meant they had to delay it until

November.

“We decided that we would go

and meet at The George,” Lois

said.

“Quite expensive but quite nice

and we will be there as a special

thing for 65 years since we started

together.”

Lois surprised the rest of the

group by recreating the original

uniform they wore in 1957 as

“pinkies”.

She still had her blue dress

from when she graduated and so

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friend to make it. The apron is

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150,000 of the pests.

The initial three-year programme

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Peninsula with a mix of central,

regional and local government

funding, and supports

the Government’s Predator

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While most of the work is

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areas of public land, including

city council reserves where

control work will be taking

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Said Banks Peninsula/Port

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engaged with PFBP to grant

the necessary permissions and

involved our waterways team

and approval from the health

protection officer/HSNO officer

from Te Whatu Ora Health

New Zealand to ensure we are

fully compliant. It will include

community notification and

signage,”

A mixture of methods are

being used with bait stations

the main tool in conjunction

with traps. The traps are

employed to capture possums

that might shy away from

bait stations. Conservation

dogs will be used to find any

stragglers.

Bait stations will be placed

away from non-target species

like pets and stock and used

in accordance with best

practice to ensure the health

and safety of the community,

said PFBP senior team leader

Tim Sjoberg.

The damage that possums

cause to biodiversity and to

productive farmland is immense,

he said.

“This is the first big push

aimed at removing possums

completely from Banks Peninsula

so we’re very excited. We’re

covering 23,000ha between

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large amount of people power

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Islay Cottage, Lyttelton

WAS ISLAY Cottage Lyttelton’s

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This early hand-coloured photograph

from the museum collection

looks towards Ticehurst

Rd and the base of the Bridle

Path with the old Lyttelton band

rotunda clearly visible in the

foreground. This structure was

removed, along with the houses

directly behind it, during the

construction of the road tunnel

in the early 1960s.

At the centre-left of the image

is a small cottage with three

dormer windows, an important

surviving example of early

colonial architecture and a significant

landmark at the start of

the climb to the Bridle Path.

Islay Cottage, as it became

known, was built on land allocated

to the Reverend Dudley,

chaplain on the Cressy; one of

the first four Canterbury Association

ships to arrive in Ōhinehou

Lyttelton in December 1850 as

part of the organised emigration

of settlers to establish a Church

of England colony in Canterbury.

In early 1851, Reverend Dudley

sold a quarter acre of this land to

Thomas Kent, a carpenter who

had also arrived on the Cressy

with his family. Kent and his

Islay Cottage can be seen to the centre-left.

Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum ref 14986.28

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son Joseph built a gabled cottage

with three dormer windows and

straight run verandah with walls

of pit sawn timber (possibly

brought from England) and

rammed earth (cob) on stone

foundations.

Clearly a ‘spec’ build, Kent

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Lockhart and Augustus White

for £80 – a tidy profit on the £17

it had cost him to purchase the

land from the Reverend Dudley.

In 1857 the cottage again

changed hands, bought by Dr

John Seager Gundry, who had

been Surgeon-Superintendent on

another Canterbury Association

ship, the Steadfast. In his diaries,

Gundry refers to the four-anda-half

hour walk over the Bridle

Path to Christchurch – as he

lived in Christchurch, he may

well have purchased the cottage

for a base during his frequent

trips to and from Lyttelton.

Islay Cottage today.

www.heritage.org.nz/thelist/details/3351

In 1870, Gundry sold the cottage

to Captain Hugh McLellan,

a master mariner who was Lyttelton’s

piermaster, wharfmaster

and finally harbourmaster in

1877. McLellan was responsible

for naming the cottage after his

original home on the island of

Islay in Argyllshire, Scotland. He

married Sarah Plaisted, a young

immigrant who had been orphaned

by the death of her father

shortly after her arrival onboard

the Isabella Hercus in 1851.

Islay Cottage was an ideal vantage

point for a man responsible

for the movement of shipping in

Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour.

However, due to a reportedly

fiery ‘Scottish’ personality, Captain

McLellan was a somewhat

NEWS 11

contentious figure in the community

and resigned as harbourmaster

in 1885, to be succeeded

by Captain J W Clark.

The cottage, however, continued

to be home for his large

family – 10 children were raised

within the small footprint of

the building. With its steep

staircase most resembling a

ladder, leading to two small attic

bedrooms, the children must

have been lined up like sardines

for sleeping!

The cottage remained in the

hands of McLellan descendants

until 2004; first Edna (daughter

of Captain McLellan) and her

husband Walter Cattle, followed

by their niece Flora Sneddon.

In 1978 it was sold to Gloria

Mitchell, and again in 2004 to

a descendant of the Gundry

family, who lovingly restored it.

Having changed hands a

number of times since then,

this largely unaltered example

of mid-19th century domestic

European architecture was

recognised by Heritage New

Zealand with category two

historic place status in December

1990. Beautifully repaired and

refitted post-earthquakes, it is

presented by the current owners

as boutique accommodation.

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We’re making good progress on safety

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We’re widening seal on the road and installing safety barriers in a few more

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Ranger benefits from new engine

I CAN’T HELP but feel a little

disappointed when one of my

favourite engines becomes no

longer available.

One in particular is the fivecylinder

diesel that has been fitted

to Ford’s Ranger and Everest for

going on 12 years. It was a real

champion in terms of performance

and character.

However, I can relax knowing

that an engine of similar character

is now an option on Ranger, it is

a 3-litre turbocharged V6 diesel,

and it is lusty, quiet, and has fuel

economy on its side.

Well, that’s just one option in

new Ranger, of course you can also

have the 2-litre twin-turbocharged

four-cylinder engine that Ford has

been introducing slowly over the

last couple of years. I‘ve driven two

variants of it in the time since and

can also report that it is smooth,

refined and easily capable of

providing the Ranger buyer with

the performance befitting a double

cab utility.

This evaluation focuses on the

four-wheel-drive, Sport double cab

with the new V6. It is a punchy unit

with Ford claiming power outputs

of 184kW and a hearty 600Nm of

torque, the latter available from

1750rpm to 2250pm, arriving just

1000rpm lower than the area of

peak power.

It’s these figures that make the

2993cc unit so flexible and willing

to work low down, yet freeing up

to breathe willingly at the top end.

Add in the beauty of a 10-speed

automatic transmission and you

have a driveline that is car-like in

its feel and presentation.

In fact, the new Ranger has

become so refined that it feels

like a car to drive, sure it’s a lot

bigger than the average sedan,

and there’s a bit more bulk to

consider if you are on the hunt

for an inner-city park, but it is for

this kind of sophistication that

people buy double cab utes. There’s

comfortable space for five adults

and there’s a wealth of kit and

technology within the vehicle to

keep the kids and adults happy and,

of course, there is a high degree

of safety with most modern aids

incorporated into the package.

In Sport form it comes complete

with full leather trim, satellite

navigation, adaptable cruise

control and electric driver’s seat

adjustment, just to mention a few

of the major items, but for your

$75,490 outlay you do get all the kit

worthy of the price. What’s more

you are getting a workhorse, the

rear deck area is just a bonus really,

the Ranger is a versatile carryall

that will also haul up to 3500kg on

the tow bar.

It was a case of really good

timing that the new Ranger was

placed my care, I had just dropped

a pesky shrub that was taking up

more space in the driveway than

was ever intended. I used the

Ranger’s deck space to off-load it

to the green waste depot. It’s these

types of tasks that make today’s

pick-up so handy, it is a family car

but with a multitude of uses.

Underneath, the Ranger sits on a

traditional ladder chassis and live

axle, leaf spring rear suspension,

the latter now fitted with disc

brakes. That’s the traditional

WORKHORSE: The Ford Ranger has substantial load space as well as offering seating for

five.

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• Dimensions – Length,

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• Configuration – V6, fourwheel-drive,

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• Performance –

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• Fuel usage – 8.4/100km

load bearing design, yet it works

well, the suspension isn’t firmed

dramatically, instead the ride

is comfortable and controlled

with just a small jiggle or two

transmitted in-cabin over the worst

of our uneven road surfaces.

When the need comes to travel

off-road the Ranger gets an

electronically controlled transfer

system, in typical ute fashion there’s

high and low ratio gearing, easily

manipulated by a centre console

dial. I didn’t travel off the seal,

except for a section of very rough

ground thanks to ongoing street

repairs close to where I live. At

30km/h the Ranger’s suspension

absorption easily contains the

bumps, and control within the

vehicle is confidence-boosting.

In terms of on-road handling, the

Ranger steers with well-weighted

steering, and directional accuracy

not always found in the traditional

double-cab ute.

In terms of fuel usage, Ford

claims an 8.4-litre per 100km

combined cycle average. The trip

computer was constantly listing

around 10.3l/100km during my

time with the evaluation vehicle,

which would make Ford’s claim

achievable given that at 100km/h

in top gear the engine is turning

over at just 1600prm, returning

an instantaneous figure of around

7.5l/100km.

There’s no question the Ranger is

pricey, but it is on a par with many

of the other premium models in

the pick-up sector. However, you

are buying quality, and with that

fabulous V6 engine (or bi-turbo) it

will keep you entertained for years.

Ford offers a five-year 150,000km

warranty which tells you the

company has much faith in its

product.

Bear in mind, though, you

will be bitten at purchase, the

Government will want around

$4k off you as part of its clean car

programme or, as it has become

commonly known, a ute tax. Still,

such is the all-round brilliance of

the Ranger, it is money well spent.

Ford has done a clever job with

Ranger, not only has it been kept

fresh over the years, the driveline

combinations provide the buyer

with plenty of choice. It’s the

quality within the vehicle that

will help maintain Ford’s position

with Ranger, it commands the ute

market here and I can’t see it being

toppled from that spot any time

soon.

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