Bay Harbour: November 16, 2022

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2022
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ship days
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Emotional Barnett reveals
his wife’s
cancer has
returned
‘She is the
toughest
person I know’
NEWSTALK ZB host Simon
Barnett paid an emotional
tribute to his wife Jodi last
week after returning to the
airwaves for the first time in
four weeks.
Addressing listeners on
the show Simon Barnett and
James Daniels Afternoons, the
broadcasting veteran revealed
Jodi’s brain cancer had
returned after three years in
remission.
Jodi was rushed to the
hospital in April 2018 after
suffering a seizure at the
couple’s Christchurch home.
She was later diagnosed with
two lesions on her brain.
• Turn to page 5
FIGHTING: Simon Barnett and wife Jodi. Jodi is recovering from a further operation
to remove a brain tumour.
Heritage
school
building
debate
heats up
PIGEON BAY residents
concerned about a plan for a
mental health retreat at a heritage
site in the area have nothing to
fear, says Purupuru Whetu Trust
chief executive Karaitiana
Tickell.
PWT provides mental health,
addiction and other whānau
assistance.
It has city council support to
commercialise the publicly owned
Kukupa School, but a battle to
save the 145-year-old heritage
building has been heating up.
Pigeon Bay resident Peter
Stapels presented to the Te Pātaka
o Rākaihautū Banks Peninsula
Community Board this month,
suggesting the lease to PWT
might be being sneaked through.
“I was told by council staff not
to present to you today,” he said.
“They want us to wait until next
year, but my trust in the council
has been shaken.”
Another resident Duncan
Brown said a lot of heritage
material remains on the building.
He is concerned some of that may
be lost in redevelopment.
• Turn to page 5
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No additional buses until June
• By Tina Grumball
LYTTELTON residents
concerned about cruise ship
passengers overloading the public
transport system will have to
wait until June for any additional
services.
An Environment Canterbury
spokesperson told Bay Harbour
News yesterday it had already
planned to increase the frequency
of the number 28 bus after community
feedback.
However, this could not be
done until June because of driver
shortages.
The last of the 86 cruise ships
to dock in Lyttelton this season
would leave on April 10. The
next one to arrive is the Celebrity
Eclipse on Saturday.
Since the first ship arrived in
October, some residents have
posted photos to the Lyttelton
- Ain’t No Place I’d Rather Be!
Facebook page of buses crammed
full of the cruise passengers.
Said Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū
Banks Peninsula Community
Board chair Reuben Davidson:
“The concern I’ve heard from
a number of people is that the
capacity of the public transport
option isn’t sufficient on days that
cruise ships arrive in port.
“Regular bus users who use it
daily as a commuter service are
having to wait for multiple visits
from a bus before there’s space on
it for them. That’s causing people
to be late, causing people to have
to wait long periods of time, causing
some frustration understandably.”
When asked what his reaction
was to buses not being increased
until after cruise season, resident
Sefton Priestley said he could see
how disappointing it would be for
people to hear.
“If you were dependent on
public transport to be able to get
to work or to study or to be able
to look after friends and whanau,
that would be potentially really
disruptive, wouldn’t it?” he said.
Cruise ship passengers currently
have the option of catching
a shuttle into town for about $80
on a round-trip or catching the
public bus for about $2 each way.
Said Lyttelton Community Association
chairman Ken Maynard:
“I think there is a reluctance
of the cruse ship passengers to
pay the [$50] to travel to Christchurch
on an organised coach
when they know from looking on
the internet that they can go for
$2 down on the bus.”
He wrote to Environment Canterbury
after the first cruise ship
arrived in October as it became
apparent there were more people
than they thought coming off the
ship.
“Shall we say they were sympathetic
but couldn’t do much
on account of their shortage of
drivers,” he said.
His reaction to more services
only being added in June was of
disappointment that it was so far
away.
“But we will welcome it when it
comes,” he said.
ECan councillor
Vicky Southworth,
said they
worked on a very
tight system for
public transport.
Though, they
Vicky
Southworth
could technically
divert resources
to the bus 28 issue,
but that would take resources
away from other communities.
“There’s lots of communities
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While she acknowledged the
overloaded buses affected people
across the city who caught it, it
was not an easy thing to suddenly
change their plans.
The route had been under earlier
consultation and the increased
frequency that was planned was a
result of that.
“The cruise ship thing’s a bit of
a disappointing curve ball from
my point of view,” she said.
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a willingness to see how they
could facilitate and support other
alternatives, such as the private
sector getting involved to provide
cheaper shuttle options.
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‘The trust can save this building’
• From to page 1
“I fear much of it will be lost if
the building and site is developed
as proposed,” Brown said.
He said there are 10
households within 200 metres of
the school, all concerned about
the proposal.
Stapels said: “I want to make
it clear that this is not an attack
on PWT or the Tickells as they
do amazing, vital work in the
Christchurch community. It
just bewilders me that they
don’t seem to have the same
thoughtfulness and care around
engaging with the community
they intend live in.”
The city council is yet to make
a decision about the terms of any
lease, and Tickell said final costs
will be key to determining what
the trust can contribute.
“I would personally like to see
it turned into a place like some of
those I remember visiting
as a young boy, like YMCA
facilities or Outward Bound,” he
said.
PWT will also make sure the
wider community can use the
centre, which would be a lot of
the time, he said.
“There will be a charge to hire
the facility because it needs to be
viable, but it will be minimal to
cover the costs.
“Our plan is a way to save the
building. Christchurch City
Council conservation experts
will be in total control of all work
done to the building.
Without us, or another
commercial solution, the
building will continue to
deteriorate,” he said.
Resident Sarah Smith
told the community
board she would rather
see the building sold.
“Better that than
turning it into a busy
residential centre with hordes of
people coming through.”
Smith also objects to the
Karaitiana
Tickell
commercial upgrade when she
said there are other outdoor
centres on Banks Peninsula,
including at Orton Bradley
Park, which PWT already
uses.
Tickell said the Kukupa
centre would be different.
“We use Orton Bradley
for outdoor adventure-type
activities,” he said.
“Kukupa will be a place
for a different cohort who
will benefit from quiet time.”
Brown said locals have tried
to talk to PWT, but were simply
USE: Debate over Purupuru Whetu Trust’s plans to use the
Kukupa School site as a retreat centre have intensified.
told not to worry.
Tickell agreed the trust has
been quiet “because we understood
council was going to do
the consultation”.
He said: “We were simply
following a council process.
“Subsequently the council
made it clear to us it wants
us to consult before it
makes any decision, so we
will.”
PWT has since hired a
consultant to help with that
process, he said.
Kukupa School was built in
1878, is Category 2 heritage listed
and, according to city council
files, is a rare example of an early
Canterbury school built at a time
when Pigeon Bay’s population
was steadily increasing. It was
extended in 1885. The school roll
peaked in 1889 with 55 students,
then declined until it finally
closed in 1949. After that it was
used, for many years, as a youth
hostel.
“The trust can save this
building,” Tickell said.
“Otherwise, it is simply going
to fall over.”
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NEWS
• By Nathan Morton
CAR THEFT has “significantly
increased” in Christchurch over
recent weeks, according to police
as youth crime rates continue to
climb in the city.
In just one week, police said
they received more than 150
reports of stolen cars across the
Christchurch district.
It’s a statistic they attribute
to the increase in recent youth
offending in the city, for which
arrests and a number of charges
have been laid.
One of the most high profile
was a 14-year-old in the city
who has faced 81 charges in the
Christchurch Youth Court. He
was charged for unlawfully taking
a motor vehicle among a host
of other charges.
But Superintendent, Lane Todd
said with recent arrests taking
place the number of stolen cars
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Number of stolen vehicles on the increase
• From page 1
She went into remission
following a tough battle that left
her with limited mobility on the
right side of her face and speech
difficulties.
However, Barnett said Jodi
underwent brain surgery three
weeks ago, her fourth surgery in
total after an MRI showed that a
tumour had returned.
“They removed the tumour.
I saw the MRI scan before
and after, and he managed
to get pretty much all of this
tumour out, the scan before was
overwhelmingly sad,” Barnett
said.
He described Jodi’s
neurosurgeon, Simon John, as
“god-like” and said that his wife
would not here without John and
the prayers of others.
An emotional Barnett then
paid tribute to his wife’s
strength.
in Christchurch has started to
decrease.
He reminded the public of the
importance of being “extra vigilant”
when securing their cars,
“She hasn’t been able to speak
very well for the last three years
but we have our own language,
we understand each other very
well.
“Without a word of a lie, she
is the toughest person I know,
not just the toughest woman, but
the toughest person,” Barnett
said.
“She is so incredibly brave, so
strong-willed and so deeply loved
by me, the kids, and many other
Lane Todd
making sure all valuables have
been removed from the car when
you get out.
Todd also suggested people
who park on the road consider
fLOOR COVERING
investing in a steering wheel
lock.
“It is a cheap but effective way
of helping to prevent your car
being stolen”.
Car theft in the city isn’t a
spring phenomenon. The city
faced a spate of car thefts back
in May when child thieves “as
young as 10-years-old” targeted
Mazda Demios for nightly
joyrides. In just one weekend at
the start of the year, 19 Demios –
New Zealand’s most stolen car –
were pinched across the Garden
City alone.
AA Insurance revealed in
August car theft and attempted
thefts had increased by 36.5 per
cent nationally.
– NZ Herald
Neurosurgeon described as ‘god-like’
people, and she’s come through
it.”
Jodi was back at home
recovering after only three days
in the hospital.
Jason Winstanley, NZME’s
chief radio officer, offered his
support to Simon, Jodi and the
family.
“Simon and I are friends. I
know him and Jodi well, and
they will get through this,”
Winstanley said.
“All our love, support and
best wishes go to Jodi, Simon,
their four girls and their wider
family, and we wish Jodi a speedy
recovery.”
The Barnetts met at Les
Mills gym in Christchurch
in 1989, and have been married
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couple have four children
together, Sammy, Sophie, Bella
and Lily.
– NZ Herald
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Joel Ornsby, Mo Alderslade, Josh White, Justin Fields, Richard Sanders. Front - Brent
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The under-11 team of 1977 with coaches Paul Malone
(left), Mo Alderslade (right) and Stephen Bachop holding
the ball.
After half a century, time for a reunion
IT’S TAKEN nearly 50 years but
a group of Lyttelton mates, with
connections to a sporting family
dynasty, have finally managed a
reunion.
Jake Jones, Brian Bachop, Paul
Malone, Mo Aldersdale and
others, all played junior grade
rugby (now known as 2nd grade)
in the mid-1970s, and coached
the Lyttelton under-8s and under-9s
for several seasons before
moving their separate ways, and
losing touch.
The “little nippers” they
coached included Bachop’s
younger brothers, Graeme and
Stephen, who went on to play,
not only for the All Blacks, but
also for Japan and Samoa respectively.
Aldersdale, one of the reunion
organisers, said the original
group of rugby friends has
been growing smaller over the
decades.
“So, about five years ago, a
couple of us, sick of only meeting
at funerals, decided on a get-together,
at the Lyttelton Fire Station
because the club currently
has no clubrooms.
“It’s taken that long to organise,
partly because Covid got
in the way, and sadly we lost
another mate a couple of months
ago so he and others were remembered,”
he said.
Players from the 70s will remember
Lyttelton almost always
fielded strong kids’ teams, even
though it was a tiny club.
“The kids we coached, now
in their 50s, were always great
fun and played way above their
weight compared to the much
bigger clubs in town,” Aldersdale
said.
He also remembers the
great parent support the under-age
grades used to get in
those days.
“We even fundraised to
take the kids on a road trip
around the North Island,
through Hawkes Bay to Auckland
and back.
“We also remember loading up
the cars and taking the kids for
an ice cream after every match,
win or lose,” he said.
“Eventually we all travelled
our separate ways but we still
remember those close bonds, not
only from playing sport together,
but also living in such a special,
unique and close-knit town. We
are all drawn back and hold very
fond memories of that special
time in our lives.”
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Wednesday November 16 2022 Bay Harbour News
NEWS 11
New walking tracks at stormwater basin
PEOPLE WILL be able to enjoy
4km of new walking track when
the city council’s award-winning
stormwater basin in Hoon Hay
opens to the public on Friday.
The stormwater basin is part
of a 109ha network of basins and
wetlands that the city council
has been working on in the upper
catchment of the Heathcote
River. The facility as a whole
has been named Te Kuru and
includes the Eastman Wetlands.
The city council is investing
more than $50 million in the
project and last month picked up
a national award for it.
City council
head of three
waters Helen
Beaumont said
this section of
the project is
now complete
and ready for
Helen
Beaumont
the public to
use. It has 4km
of walking track
and large areas of wetland and
native planting for people to
enjoy.
It will eventually link to
three other stormwater storage
and filtration basins that will
collectively be able to store more
than one million cubic metres
of floodwater in big rain events,
reducing the risk of flooding
downstream.
In total, the area will provide
around 14km of walking tracks,
cycle tracks and bridges, as
well as large swathes of native
plantings. About 110,000 trees
and 600,000 native plants are
going in the ground as part of
the revegetation effort.
“Improving our floodplain
and stormwater management
was obviously the catalyst for
this project but a lot of effort has
gone into ensuring this area also
delivers long-term ecological and
recreational benefits for the city,’’
Beaumont said.
“When the stormwater
basins aren’t being used to
store floodwater, we want
people to be able to enjoy this
area and for it to be habitat
for birds and other wildlife,
including lizards.
“Friday’s opening of Te Kuru is
a taste of what is in store for the
rest of this area. When the other
stormwater basins are completed,
this entire area will become a
recreational and ecological asset
for the city.”
The name Te Kuru ‘the blow
with the fist’ was recommended
to the city council by Ngāi
Tūāhuriri. Mana whenua have
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Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
NEWS 13
Cricket fundraiser a chance
to remember local legend
FESTIVAL: Sumner Cricket Club’s Celebration of
Cricket Day this Sunday is also an opportunity to
remember life member Des Lyons.
THE SUMNER Cricket Club
is honouring the game – and
an icon of the local cricketing
community – on Sunday, with
a Celebration of Cricket Day at
St Leonards Square.
The event consists of three
T20 games with the first, a
juniors’ game, starting at
9am, followed by the annual
“grudge” match between
Sumner Rugby and the cricket
invitational team. The last
game is the main event between
the President’s XI and
the Club Captain’s XI.
The festival day is a community
event and fundraiser
for the cricket club and will
include auctions, raffles, a
bouncy castle, inflatable cricket
nets, food and coffee.
It is also a day to remember
Sumner cricket icon Des
Lyons, who passed away
10 years ago. He was a life
member of the club and a
much-loved member of the
Sumner community.
Des joined the club in
1956 and maintained the St
Leonards Square pitch for
many years as well as being
involved in tennis, hockey,
golf, bowls, rugby and surf
lifesaving.
At his funeral in 2012,
donations were accepted
towards rebuilding the
Sumner Surf Life Saving Club.
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NEWS
Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz
Treasures from the Past:
Mikhail Lermontov sinks
AT 3PM on February 16,
1986, one of the Soviet Union’s
premier passenger cruisers, the
Mikhail Lermontov, left Picton
Harbour on the falling tide,
southbound for Milford Sound
before she was due to cross back
over the Tasman Sea to Sydney,
Australia. On board were 408
passengers, 370 of whom were
elderly Australians who, up until
that point, were on the pleasure
cruise of a lifetime.
The MS Mikhail Lermontov,
one of five sister ships, was built
in the East German Baltic port
of Wismar by V.E.B. Mathias-Thesen
Werft in 1972. At
20,000 tonnes, she was 155m in
length with a beam of 23.6m and
a draught of 7.8m.With a crew
of 330, for a total complement
of 738 passengers and crew –
and equipped with five bars, a
library, a gymnasium, a sauna
and a swimming pool, along
with two hair salons and various
shops – the Mikhail Lermontov
was built for luxurious cruising.
Named after the great Russian
Romantic novelist and poet,
Mikhail Yuryevich Lermontov,
who died tragically young
in a duel at the age of 26, the
Lermontov after just 14 years at
Diver Roger Lauder investigating the wreck of the MS
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https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/1129912 and
532963
sea would, unfortunately, not
outlast its namesake.
On this fateful day in her
sailing career, harbourmaster
and eminently experienced
pilot, Captain Don Jamison
took command of the Mikhail
Lermontov out of Picton as the
ship’s Captain Vorobyov retired
to his cabin. Deciding to give the
passengers a ride to remember,
Jamison took the mighty cruise
ship along the shoreline, sometimes
too close for the remaining
bridge crew’s comfort.
Then, in a moment of madness
that Captain Jamison would later
blame on overworked exhaustion,
this otherwise exemplary pilot decided
to sail the large cruise liner
between the cliffs of Cape Jackson
and the craggy reef of Jackson
Head, in spite of knowing this
narrow passage to be too shallow
for the ship’s draught.
Alarmed by the sight of
whitewater, the Soviet crew
protested too late and at 5.37pm,
travelling at 15 knots, the
Mikhail Lermontov struck rocks
portside, tearing the hull open
in three places 5.5m below her
waterline, and leaving the ship
hopelessly stricken.
Captain Vorobyov relieved his
ashen-faced pilot and with the
ship fast taking on water, turned
for the safety of Port Gore bay.
By 8.30pm she was listing
badly to starboard and the
passengers were ordered to
abandon ship. In what has been
described as a Dunkirk-style
rescue, the crew helped transfer
the passengers onto dozens of
local boats, as well as the LPG
tanker Tarihiko and the interisland
ferry Arahura, with some
passengers even swimming
ashore.
Almost five hours after hitting
the reef – with Vorobyov
failing to run the ship aground
in shallow water, and just 20
minutes after the last passenger
was rescued – the pride of the
Soviet cruise liners the Mikhail
Lermontov sank to the bottom
of Port Gore bay, coming to rest
on its starboard side at a depth
of 38m.
In the chaos that followed,
divers were sent down to check
lifeboats for bodies, searching for
the lone crewman, 33 year-old
engineer Pavel Zagladimov, who
went down with the ship; his
body was never recovered.
Divers also retrieved the ship’s
bell, and even a number of AK-
74 assault rifles and ceremonial
helmets, all of which officials
from the Soviet embassy were
eager to take possession of.
Roger Lauder was one such
diver, photographed here
diving on one of the Mikhail
Lermontov lifeboats. Having
retrieved the lifeboat compass,
some years later he gifted it to
the then Lyttelton Museum
where it now resides, a reminder
of the largest shipwreck in the
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Wednesday November 16 2022 Bay Harbour News 17
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Coated meat for tasty meals
Use sauce to enhance the flavour of
meat and to help make it go further
Sweet and sour chicken
Serves 4
Ingredients
2/3rds cup tomato sauce, place
in medium casserole dish with:
½ cup brown sugar, firmly
packed
½ cup white vinegar
2 x pinches Chinese five spice
2 tablespoons sesame oil
4 large chicken breast fillets,
skinless, cut into thin strips
1 tablespoon cornflour, dissolved
in:
1 tablespoon cold water
1 large knob butter
1kg stir fry vegetables
Directions
Microwave the tomato sauce/
brown sugar/white vinegar/
chinese five spice for a minute
at a time until boiling, stirring
in-between.
Stir fry the chicken in the sesame
oil, and stir fry the vegetables
in a different pan in the butter.
Add the cooked vegetables to
the cooked chicken, pour the
sauce over them both and toss
through.
Pour in the cornflour/water
and stir until the sauce thickens.
Serve on rice or noodles.
Sweet and sour meatballs
Serves 6
Ingredients
Meatballs:
Up to 750gm mince, place in
mixing bowl with:
1 Egg
1 packet onion soup mix
Pepper
Cornflour (to roll meatballs
in)
Olive oil
Directions
Mix mince/egg/soup mix/
pepper.
Roll into balls and roll in cornflour.
Fry in oil, browning all sides
and cooking meatballs through.
(Can be baked in the oven –
place in oven dish that has been
lined with non-stick tin foil and
coated with olive oil, liberally
WHOLESOME: Sweet and sour chicken with stir fry
vegetables and noodles – add glace cherries if you wish.
coat each meatball with olive oil
and bake at 180 deg C for 45min.
Turn mid-way through cooking,
if possible).
Ingredients
Sauce:
1/3rd cup brown sugar, place
in medium-sized casserole dish
with:
½ cup malt vinegar
1 heaped tablespoon cornflour
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 x 227gm can pineapple
pieces (can be sweetened or
unsweetened, doesn’t matter –
both the pieces and the juice are
used)
Directions
Microwave on high for a
minute at a time, stirring inbetween,
until ingredients come
to the boil.
Serve the meatballs, then pour
the sauce over them.
This recipe should yield approximately
18 meatballs.
Wine baked pork with
prunes
Serves 6-8
Ingredients
4 tablespoons olive oil, place in
frypan
2 large onions (chopped)
4 more tablespoons olive oil
Up to 1200gm pork (sliced or
cubed)
24 prunes (chopped)
750ml oriental plum sauce,
place in mixing bowl with:
200ml tablespoons red wine
Peppercorns
Directions
Saute onion in first measure of
olive oil, remove from pan and
set aside.
Heat second measure of olive
oil and brown the pork, then
place in large casserole dish.
Place onions and prunes over
top. Beat the plum sauce/wine/
peppercorns and pour over the
pork/onions/prunes.
Cover, and bake at 180 deg C
for 1 hour.
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4. Indeed, masculine address is wanted (7)
8. An edentate description of an old hag, no
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9. There’s a fresh sound an animal makes (3)
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14. One gets one’s just barren tracts (7)
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Take the special luxury of Lexus off-road
IT’S A CLEVER piece of marketing
on behalf of both brands – Toyota
and Lexus.
A new Toyota Land Cruiser has
just landed – the GR 300 Sport I
evaluated in August. Of course,
that awesome, large go-anywhere
sport utility vehicle lends itself to
models in the Lexus stable, the LX
500d.
However, the two are well
distanced in terms of branding,
Toyota use its performance arm
Gazoo Racing to make a point of
difference, Lexus badge the LX500d
with F-Sport or Limited logos.
In terms of pricing, the Land
Cruiser starts at $127,990, while
the Lexus LX 500d sits at $175,900
for both the F-Sport and Limited.
What you pay extra for in the
Lexus goes well towards what
makes that brand so special. The
LX 500d is well and truly a luxury
model, and, what’s more, it is a
luxury model that will take you
places off-road and, of course,
travel comfortably on any on-road
journey short or long.
Sure, there’s the underlying feel
that the mechanicals and platform
are engineered for a rugged life
off-the-beaten track, but it has been
softened and is perfectly acceptable
for those who are lucky enough
to travel in it every day, it gets all
the trick four-wheel-drive gear
along with all the grandeur that
embodies the Lexus spirit of luxury,
refinement and sophistication.
The LX series isn’t new, it has
been around for almost as long
as Lexus has been in our market,
and in the past it has always been
powered by a V8 engine – petrol
and diesel.
Well, that’s all changed, just like
the Land Cruiser, the LX 500d
gets a similar design but with two
cylinders chopped off. Yes, it is a
V6 – diesel-fuelled and displacing
3.3-litre.
That matters little, the twin
turbocharged unit pumps out more
power at the top end against the old
V8, along with having more torque
arriving through forced induction.
Lexus rates the 3346cc, quadcamshaft,
24-valve unit at 227kW,
with an amazing 700Nm of torque
available all of the way from
1600rpm to 2600rpm. It is a true
powerhouse that has an unfaltering
flow of power right through to the
4500rpm redline. Well, it needs to
be strong, the LX 500d weighs in
heavy at almost 2700kg, and rated
with a 3500kg towing figure there is
a lot of weight to haul constantly.
That aside, it feels sprightly,
especially if you select sport mode,
one of several modes the driver can
select at will. The LX 500d will cut
out a standstill to 100km/h time
of 8sec, and will lunge through a
highway overtake in 5.8sec; both
these figures are quick for vehicle
type.
LUXURY: The Lexus LX500d has genuine off-road potential
along with high comfort levels.
LEXUS LX500D: F-Sport and Limited models both list at $175,900.
Drive is transferred to all four
corners through a flash new
10-speed automatic gearbox,
power flows fluidly through the
transmission and it has quick,
smooth shifts which work well
with the power characteristics.
Even though it is a huge and bulky
vehicle, it doesn’t feel big to drive,
and it is an off-road champion like
no other.
The LX 500d has a multitude
of unsealed surface drive options,
they are all dial or button operated
and are intuitive to use quickly
when grip and traction settings
need altering.
I had intended to take the
F-Sport model on a long highway
journey to South Canterbury,
but ongoing maintenance on the
Kiddie-house meant I didn’t have
an abundance of time available
during the evaluation period.
However, I did get to cruise
through to the Rakaia Gorge
and I can report that even with its
bulk the LX 500d isn’t taxing to
drive, such are the levels of comfort
and quality it is relaxing on the
road.
There is little sensation in a
corner, there is minor body roll, but
the F-Sport model has performance
dampers that are firmer than those
fitted to the Limited. Even so, it
has a fabulous ride, bearing in
mind that the suspension has to
• Price – Lexus LX 500d
F-Sport, $175,900
• Dimensions – Length,
5100mm; width,
1990mm; height,
1895mm
• Configuration – V6,
four-wheel-drive,
3346cc, 227kW, 700Nm,
10-speed automatic
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 8sec
• Fuel usage – 10.2/100km
disguise a live rear axle. Up front a
traditional double wishbone system
is utilised.
Not only is the LX 500d a better
car all round with the new engine,
it is also a lot more thrifty and
economical to run. Lexus claim
a 10.2-litre per 100km combined
cycle fuel usage average. The fuel
readout displays were constantly
showing a 12l/100km figure on my
highway excursion. At 100km/h
the instantaneous readout sits at
7l/100km with the engine just
loping over gently at 1400rpm at
100km/h.
If you take into account an
80-litre fuel tank, huge distances
can be travelled between fill-ups.
That’s something I like in an
evaluation car. To see an 800km
distance to empty on pick-up is
very reassuring. I took the test car
back with the fuel gauge barely
dropping to three-quarters after a
distance of 250km.
To top it off, the LX 500d has
all the kit to keep all occupants
happy. There’s so much stuff on
board that you will feel justified in
your purchase. What’s more, it is
the vehicle you could have if you
travel in the back blocks frequently,
hauling one of the new-age
caravans behind, its tow rating is
generous.
As mentioned, the Kiddie-home
has gone through a fairly hefty
transformation in the last couple
of years, one of my recent tasks
was to off-load an old oven and
fridge to the recycling centre. The
LX 500d came with a tow bar so
I hired a trailer and completed
that task. Even though the weight
never seriously tested the LX 500d’s
towing limit, it was hard to detect I
had something on behind.
I can’t conclusively say which is
the better vehicle, the Land Cruiser
300 or Lexus LX 500d, both have
different personalities yet both do
similar jobs and both are extremely
capable. I think I’d be a Lexus
buyer, I adore the entire product
simply because of the quality
control and feel you get from
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you feel like a million dollars, it is
the epitome of luxury travel on and
off-road.
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Resource consent applications: CRC220756
Applicant:
Address for Service:
Lyttelton Port Company
C/- Kim Kelleher,
Lyttelton Port Company,
Waterfront House, 37-39 Gladstone Quay, Lyttelton 8082
email: kim.kelleher@lpc.co.nz
Canterbury Regional Council has received an application from Lyttelton Port Company for a resource consent for
the discharge of contaminants to air from coal stockpiles, coal transfer and loading from an area of approximately
23.5 hectares at grid reference NZMS260 M36:888-337, Te Awaparahi Bay, Lyttelton Harbour.
The Applicant seeks resource consent to continue to discharge coal dust into air from stockpiles and coal transfer
operations as previously authorised under resource consent CRC940431. In summary:
a. The coal stockyard operates 24 hours each day, seven days per week. The coal is delivered to the coal
stockyard
by rail.
b. Approximately 35 ships per year currently arrive at the Port to load coal for export. The time taken to load a
ship depends on the volume and load-rate, but usually takes no longer than three days.
c. The yard can hold up to 335,000 tonnes at any one time. Currently the coal stockyard is holding in the order of
150,000 to 180,000 tonnes at any one time.
d. The annual throughput in the last five years has varied between approximately 1 million to 1.5 million tonnes
per annum although future volumes may possibly peak at 2.0 million tonnes per annum.
A duration of 20 years has been sought for this discharge to air.
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application and if you wish to be heard in support of your submission.
For advice on the applications please phone 03 353 9007 or 0800ECINFO (0800 324 636).
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lease period. Call Shane
for more details on 021
381 765
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BUSINESS HERE
Phone for further details
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24 Bay Harbour News Wednesday November 16 2022
STYLE & QUALITY
FOR LESS
BLACK OUT
Sale
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Soho Rattan
Sideboard
SALE
WAS $1669
$
1579
WAS $2799
$
2579
Valley Corner Lounge Suite
Available in Raisin and Blue
SALE
Bari
Chair
SALE
12
SALE
Hue Barstool
SALE
Ferr Barstool
WAS $179
$
159
WAS $289
$
259 Wishbone
Dinning Chair
Lending criteria, $50 Annual Account Fee, fees, Ts&Cs apply. Standard Interest Rate
(currently 25.99%p.a.) applies to any outstanding balance at end of interest free period.
Offer ends 31 December 2023. Min spend and exclusions may apply,
$55 Establishment Fee or $35 Advance Fee applies to Long Term Finance Purchases*.
WAS $279
$
249
Available in
Natural and Black.
WAS $189
$
169
Available in Cognac,
Black, Grey & Brown
SALE
SALE
SALE
Moreaki
Egg Chair
Palm Beach
Egg Chair
Palm Beach
Lounge Setting
WAS $3189
$
2899
Corsair 4pce
Outdoor
WAS $3149
$
2899
WAS $1049
$
949
WAS $1049
$
899
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