Bay Harbour: December 14, 2022

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2022
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Promoting
Akaroa as a
destination
Page 3
Temporary halt to
Birdlings Flat
water chlorination
Page 4
From the team at
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Surfing
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A COFFEE table surfing book
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writer Warren Hawke showcases
members of the Sumner surfing
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The 192-page NZ Surf
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his series of hardcover coffee
table books and may just be
Hawke’s last surfing photo book.
The high impact volume has a
feature on logging or traditional
longboard surfing introduced
by Sumner logger Cam Haylock
(above).
Alberta Hall, Neo Lestrange,
Luke O’Neill, Jason ‘Moa’ Lawn
and Joe Furniss receive a variety
of coverage in the Logging
chapter. • Turn to page 9
Financial
losses
force
Lyttelton
Top Club
to close
• By Tony Simons
THE LYTTELTON Top Club is
closing its doors this weekend,
just one year after marking its
150th anniversary – and it may be
for good.
The club has been trading at a
loss for years as membership has
continued to decline and while
there was some hope it might
trade its way out of trouble club
president, Jed O’Donoghue said
it has come to light earthquake
strengthening work, which was
supposed to have been done in
2014, was not done.
“Now we know that, we cannot
continue trading, so we are going
to shut the doors on Sunday,” he
said.
“We don’t hold out much hope
for the future. We will need a new
building consent and repair costs
will be much higher now. It may
be the end of the club altogether,
but we are exploring all options.”
The club boasts a large
restaurant and bar facilities, as well
as social areas, a TAB and some of
the best views in Lyttelton.
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• From page 1
It was established in 1871 when
it was known as the Gentlemen’s
Club.
The last financial report shows it
has been losing money for most of
the past 21 years.
“The only profitable year was
the earthquake year when the club
was the only place in town still
open,” O’Donoghue said.
Two months ago club committee
members expressed some hope
membership might increase
post-Covid and the club might
survive.
O’Donoghue, who has been
in charge of the club for the past
two years, said that now seems
unlikely because of the unrepaired
earthquake damage and the fact
“the family silver is pretty well
gone”.
“Over the years the club has sold
off various properties it owned just
to keep going,” he said.
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Cycleway stage opened
The final stage of the Rapanui-Shag Rock cycleway was opened last week.
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Battlecruiser visits Lyttelton Harbour
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Your Local MP for Banks Peninsula
Tracey
McLellan
Well, 2022 is rapidly coming to a close
and I’m sure Christmas get-togethers
and a summer break are front and centre
of everyone’s minds. It’s the perfect
opportunity to fire up the BBQ, dust off
the backyard cricket set and spend quality
time with loved ones.
It is also a fitting time to acknowledge
those who serve our communities
tirelessly throughout the year, so it was
a pleasure to host various community
groups at my electorate office recently and
say thank you. They are unsung heroes
and I hope to continue working closely
with them next year.
Speaking of hardworking pillars of the
community, it was a privilege to take a
tour of the Sumner Fire Station recently
and meet some of the dedicated crew of
volunteers. I can’t thank them, and their
colleagues throughout Banks Peninsula,
enough for serving and protecting our
communities.
Delivering safe and sustainable transport
is a priority for the Labour government
and this is evident in the recently
announced Transport Choices package.
$350 million dollars has been allocated
over two years to deliver strategic cycle
networks, walkable neighbourhoods,
green and healthy school travel and
public transport improvements. Projects
benefitting Te Aratai College and Linwood
Avenue School have been included in the
indicative package. I was only too pleased
to advocate for local projects, so I’m
excited to see these developments.
The inner bays are popular with local
cyclists, so I’m stoked that an expanding
network of cycleways is taking shape,
making our city increasingly liveable
and sustainable. The first section of
the Heathcote Expressway, which runs
from Heathcote Valley to The Tannery,
is complete and the remainder is under
construction, while another section of
the Rapanui – Shag Rock cycleway was
officially opened in Ferrymead on
8 December.
Wellington can seem like a long way away
from the Banks Peninsula electorate, so it’s
always a treat to welcome local schools to
Parliament. I’ve had a few such visits lately,
including from Lyttelton Primary School
and Governors Bay School (who are due
as I write this). It’s a special place and I
love seeing students get a glimpse of our
democratic system.
2022 has been equally challenging and
rewarding and I’m already looking
forward to working with many of you in
2023. The electorate office at 642 Ferry Rd,
Woolston, will close on 22 December and
reopen on 16 January. Enjoy the family
time and summer adventures ahead, and
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Promote Akaroa – Fields
• By Tony Simons
NEWLY-ELECTED Banks
Peninsula Ward city councillor
Tyrone Fields will be asking
the city council to offer
ChristchurchNZ “some
direction in its priorities”
around how it promotes Akaroa
as a destination.
Akaroa
businesses
have
complained
publicly that
the town is
getting a raw
Tyrone Fields
deal. They say
not enough is
being spent
by ChristchurchNZ marketing
Akaroa as a destination now the
big cruise ships are no longer
visiting.
City council-owned
ChristchurchNZ liaises with local
businesses on how the town
is promoted, but it doesn’t have
any data on how much it actually
spends directly promoting
the town.
“Given that Banks Peninsula
is part of Christchurch
city, Akaroa residents are
Christchurch residents in
terms of the data we track,”
ChristchurchNZ head of tourism
Kath Low said.
“I will be talking to
ChristchurchNZ about prioritising
the needs of Banks Peninsula,”
Fields said.
“I need to understand what
our options are. We want to
see Akaroa businesses thrive
and support them, however
special places are often ruined
through mismanagement of the
things that made it special.
“We need to know what the
community actually wants, so it
would make sense to ask them,”
Fields said.
Low said: “We agree with
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right time to be asking the community
what it wants.”
Work has begun on that,
including individual interviews,
group interviews and public
surveys.
“We will also be holding
workshops with local stakeholders
in February to discuss
all the data to feed into the
creation of the Banks Peninsula
Destination Management Plan,
expected to be completed by
June 2023,” she said.
Fields said it is unusual for a
metropolitan council to have a
destination within its territory
just an hour and a half away.
“Perhaps there needs to be
some different thinking,” he
said.
“There is scope for council
to offer ChristchurchNZ some
direction in its priorities.”
After Fields was elected, he
admitted he had a tough job
ahead.
“There is a strong perception
across the peninsula that
Christchurch does not care
about it,” he said.
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THE CITY council has released
its climate change risk screening
for Christchurch and Banks
Peninsula.
“This risk screening is a really
useful tool for the council to help
us understand and plan for the
significant risks that our district
faces due to climate change,” said
city council adaptation planning
team leader Jane Morgan.
The risk screening identifies
significant risks to the natural
and built environment domains
in six areas across the district. It
will be used to prioritise projects
in Asset Management Plans and
the Long Term Plan, ensuring
climate resilience is appropriately
included in planning and implementing
the city council’s work.
Some of the priority risks identified
include coastal and flood
hazards in coastal Banks Peninsula;
drought, heat and wildfire
in inland Banks Peninsula; sea
level rise, storm surge, tsunami
and rising groundwater in coastal
Christchurch; increasing temperatures
and drought in inland
Christchurch; and wildfires
and landslides in the Port Hills.
Akaroa will be affected by all
these risks.
The climate change risk
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Possible solution found
to Birdlings Flat
street lighting issue
• By Tony Simons
TE PATAKA o Rakaihautu
Banks Peninsula Community
Board has decided it wants
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The recommendation is not
without controversy, but comes
after a full four years of discussion
and consultation that started
after locals said the lights were
too bright, affected wildlife and
prevented people observing the
night sky, in particular the Aurora
Australis.
A consultation attracted
feedback from 94 residents and
property owners, some arguing
all lighting should be removed
and others saying lights are needed
for safety. A ‘no street lights’
trial was then held mid-winter
this year and a survey after that
showed 82 per cent of residents
and property owners still wanted
reduced lighting, or none at all.
Vince Burke, a resident in
Hillview Rd, claimed “the community
is split big time on the
issue”.
He told the community board
residents paid for the lights in his
area and they were required as a
condition of the subdivision.
“The city council has no right
to remove them,” he said.
“Birdlings Flat is growing.
There are lot of children in the
settlement. Every intersection
should have a light,” he said.
He told the board if the lights
are removed he will never pay
rates again.
The community board has
ended up recommending a
compromise solution, removing
two thirds of the street lights, and
turning off the rest at midnight.
Those remaining will also be
changed to more animal-friendly
2200K (orange colour) lights, recommended
by the International
Dark Sky Association, and will
include shielding to reduce light
spill onto adjacent properties.
The community board was told
by council staff there are no legal
reasons why the council cannot
remove lights and those retained
will be adjustable and dimmable
to suit what residents want.
The agreed plan will see all
lights removed on Coats St. One
light is being kept on in the centre
of Clifton St and four lights
will remain on Hillview Rd to
provide more uniform lighting
along the length of that street.
The community board’s
recommendation still has to be
ratified by the full council.
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Temporary halt to chlorine in
• By Tony Simons
BIRDLINGS FLAT residents
have put a temporary stop to city
council plans to chlorinate their
water after being given just a few
days notice that the chemical
was going to be added.
Residents said they heard
about the proposed chlorination
through social media, on the
Friday before it was due to start,
so immediately contacted Banks
Peninsula Ward city councillor
Tyrone Fields, who helped get a
temporary stop so there could be
some community consultation.
Residents spokesman Clive
James organised a deputation
to the city council then called a
public meeting where about
60 residents made it very
clear to council staff that they
didn’t want chlorine added, he
said.
“I have never seen this community
so galvanised. Chlorine
in our water is not needed. Ours
is probably the purest water in
the country,” he said.
The decision to add chlorine
was made after city council staff
said it would be the middle of
next year before some minor upgrade
work to the network could
be completed.
Acting head of three waters
Tim Drennan said he wanted
chlorine added in the meantime
to ensure the water supply
complied with the Government’s
strict new standards.
“We need to add a low level
of chlorine to the water supply
and will start doing that from 24
November,” he said, but
that didn’t happen after the
residents’ protest.
“We hope the city council will
obtain an interim exemption
that can apply until the middle
of next year,” James said.
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water
“Our bore is 188m deep and
travels through five different
aquifers. We know we need a
chlorine dosing system in place
for emergencies, but to simply
put chlorine into the water for
no substantial reason is not
acceptable,” he said.
City council head of three
waters Helen Beaumont agrees
the water quality at Birdlings
Flat is excellent and has an upto-date
safety plan, but the Government’s
new water regulation
released in July requires chlorine
to be added regardless, unless
an exemption has been granted,
she said.
“We have considered the options
and have written to the national
water regulator, Taumata
Arowai, setting out a proposed
interim approach for managing
the Birdlings Flat water supply
without chlorination while we
apply for a chlorine exemption,”
she said.
“We intend to apply for
an exemption in early 2023.
The application will be based
on work we are undertaking
to improve the water supply
network.
“We understand there was
concern in the community
about the initial notice period
before chlorine was going to
be introduced and we have
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Beaumont said.
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NEWS 5
$7.85m cycleway stage opened
THE FINAL stage of the
Rapanui-Shag Rock cycleway,
was opened last week.
It is one of six cycle routes to
benefit from the Government’s
‘shovel-ready’ Covid-19 infrastructure
fund and is the latest
addition to the city council’s
Major Cycle Routes.
Work began on the first stage
of the cycleway in Linwood in
2015.
“The cycleway includes a
total of 7.4km of shared paths
and neighbourhood greenways,
connecting three schools and
pre-schools, as well as eight
parks and reserves so it’s a really
important link,” Heathcote
Ward city councillor Sara Templeton
said.
The $7.85 million section takes
riders from Dyers Rd to the
Ferrymead bridge.
It goes through Charlesworth
Reserve, a tidal wetland home
to native birds and more than
100,000 trees and shrubs, before
connecting back to Humphreys
Drive on the reserve side of the
Ferrymead shops.
Said Templeton: “This hasn’t
just been the construction of a
cycleway. We’ve planted upwards
of 35,000 additional trees and
shrubs along the route to help
improve the health of Linwood
Canal, as well as support local
inanga or whitebait.
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KEEN: Heathcote Ward city councillor Sara Templeton
cuts the ribbon to open the Rapanui-Shag Rock
cycleway.
work done on the failing seawall
along the front of Tidal View
which has totally been replaced,
as well as streetscaping with
new picnic tables, cycle parking,
a drinking water fountain and
even an outdoor shower for the
windsurfers and foilers making
the most of the estuary.”
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“It’s exciting to think once the
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NEWS 7
Celebrating Christmas
with themed trees
WE ARE ON THE
MOVE AGAIN...
OKAINS BAY Museum is
celebrating the festive season with
its second annual installation of
themed Christmas trees.
Contributors from Canterbury
Museum, Air Force Museum
of New Zealand, Ngāi Tahu
Archive, Archives New Zealand,
Okains Bay School, and the
local community came together
to install their Christmas tree
displays at the museum for
opening night on December 3.
With 13 trees and displays,
‘Christmas at the Museum’ will
run until January 15 for locals
and visitors to view. They are set
among the museum’s regionally
and nationally significant
collections of taonga and
peninsula heritage buildings.
“I am in awe of the talent,
creativity and work put into this
year’s displays by the decorating
teams,” museum manager Wendy
Riley said.
“There are lots of ‘wow’
moments when you see them for
the first time.”
The museum received support
from the Creative Communities
scheme, professional lighting
company Light Site, and Showbiz
Christchurch to stage the event.
TO A NEW LOCATION IN
FERRYMEAD, DUE TO
EARTHQUAKE REPAIRS
UNIQUE: St John’s
Church tree
features a nativity
scene set among
the Colonial Hall
collection.
Left – The team
from the Air Force
Museum set up
‘The Plane Tree’
in the Anzac
collection space.
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Progress continues with
the Governors Bay Jetty
restoration, with lots of
piles in, and installation
of capping beams and
stringers at the landward
end of the jetty.
Governors Bay Jetty
Restoration Trust still has
fundraising calendars
available, Buy online (free
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Bay and Cashmere
areas) or at Ōtoromiro
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NEWS 9
SKILLS: Jack Tyro (left) and Neo Lestrange riding the waves. Both feature in the book NZ Surf Windows.
PHOTOS: WARREN HAWKE
Hawke still shooting the barrels
• From page 1
“The book is a balance of text
and photo layouts designed to
have anyone who surfs just frothing
to paddle out.”
Hawke (left) surfed for 40 years
and has been taking surf shots
since 1975. During his final year
at teachers college he specialised
in a related arts paper, learning
photography and processing
skills.
Hawke had worked over the
Christmas holidays to buy himself
a cheap SLR camera and a
400mm lens. Since then, he has
had photos published in nearly
every major surfing magazine
worldwide, as well as numerous
books and surfing guides.
Sumner features include the
various sections of the Logging
chapter, Young NZ Surfing age
group short board and multiple
longboard champion Jack Tyro
with a profile page in the People
Who Surf chapter, while Harry
Whiteside has a stunning full
page photo in the Surf Action
chapter.
The final chapter, A Window
on Surfing Values examines
where many surfers may need to
have a mind-shift in the future
with our surf breaks becoming
more crowded and as parents get
their children more involved in
the competitive side of surfing.
Sumner’s Archie Withear, Estella
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feature on these pages.
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in publishing surfing and recreational
material. The design work
has been done by Christchurch
artist Josh O’Rourke.
The book explores the theme
of surfers using windows of
opportunity to either surf locally
or travel to catch the best waves
possible. It features surfers, surfing
and surf breaks from around New
Zealand. There is even a chapter
about surfboard shapers entitled
Beneath the Glass.
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is available online at
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BALANCE: Alberta Hall (left) and Harry Whiteside get amongst the big surf.
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Wednesday December 14 2022 Bay Harbour News 17
A Space to Come Together
“He puna wai, he puna kai, he puna reo,
he puna ora. Ita ita.”
The spring of water, the pool of food, of
language and health. Hold fast.
In 1960 construction of the Linwood High
School assembly hall was completed. We can
imagine the excitement the new hall would
have garnered in the day with the new school
(opened 6 years earlier) gaining the ability to
meet, connect and perform for its community.
This is an impressive lineage to consider as
we fast approach the 70-year milestone of
education at our Te Aratai site.
Our completed rebuild this year has been
an inspiration, from the sunny student
centre and the student-friendly courtyards
to the brand new 650-seat theatre-standard
auditorium: Te Puna. Our kura design is for
personalised student success and reflects
the new name gifted to us by Ngāi Tūāhuriri:
Te Aratai College, Pathway to the Sea. Our
new auditorium is named Te Puna, part of our
cultural narrative, an extensive document that
integrates mana whenua history, the physical
whenua our school sits upon, and the vision
and values of our kura. Te Puna refers to a
pool in a waterway, a spring or well. It can
also refer to the ‘main source’, or a hub of
importance. Naming our new auditorium Te
Puna identifies our hall as a hub for important
information and culture, while referencing the
awa and whenua of our physical environment.
As we complete our first year as Te Aratai
College, it has been pleasing to see how
well Te Puna serves our learning
community. Already it has hosted varying
community events such as the Aupaki
Rocks music festival, a national Irish
Dance competition, Te Ahu o Te Reo
graduation and a number of community
vaccination drives. The auditorium has
also showcased some of the amazing
talents of our ākonga with our Yr 11 &
12 drama performances, music nights,
Pacific Fiafia, kapa haka, sports awards,
not to mention our official school opening
with a visit and blessing from the Prime
Minister.
It is also positive that this year we
have had Te Puna to house our senior
students completing their NCEA exams.
Things went so seamlessly that many
students and staff would not have even
realised they were happening. At the
conclusion of the exams our exam
centre manager, Murray Daines
said that it had been an absolute
pleasure being in Te Puna with
both staff and students being excellent to work
with.
Perhaps most moving in all this year has been
how well Te Puna was utilised to celebrate our
Year 13 students as they prepared to leave
school. We had our School Formal in August
which was a lively success, full of sound and
colour and joyful senior students.
It was also the space for our first ever Hui
Whakapūmau, a senior graduation event
that invited whānau and kaiako-teachers
to speak and celebrate the successes of
all our 2022 leavers. And lastly, there was
our senior prize-giving to celebrate the top
academic and cultural achievements of our
ākonga.
Te Puna is a central part of
Te Aratai College and we are
very fortunate to have it for our
community.
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8. Turn green, use no sulphur, and fail to
follow suit (7)
9. He is relatively speaking dirty after an
absence (5)
10. Is inept but, with change of rent, to the
point (9)
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ought now to be paid (3)
13. Use foil to handle goods that are hot (5)
17. Remove top of basin to reveal the bird (3)
19. For shortening of sentence in Morse, is
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21. A number act on Buddhism in Japan (5)
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sound of wood burning (7)
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5. Innumerable uncles to turn south (9)
6. Easily understood how I’d started with
endless good fortune (5)
7. A corkscrew the first batsman might use
(6)
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free around the North (9)
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15. In what way had it turned up on an
elephant’s back? (6)
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Treasures from the Past:
HMS New Zealand
In the early hours of May 13,
1913, having braved a fierce
southerly gale, the battlecruiser
HMS New Zealand laid anchor
off Camp Bay in Whakaraupō
Lyttelton Harbour.
The largest ship to have ever
visited the port at that time,
with the morning sun she was
escorted to her berth by the
Lyttelton tugs and greeted by
large crowds of fervent New Zealanders
who had gathered there
to catch the first glimpse of “our
Dreadnought”.
Extra trains had been scheduled
to cater for the expected
throngs in what was billed as
the HMS New Zealand Festival
Week.
Captain Lionel Halsey and his
officers, including two lieutenants
from Christchurch, Rupert
Garsia and Alexander Boyle,
were greeted on the wharf by local
dignitaries.
After formal pleasantries they
were whisked off for a week of
official functions that included
a meeting with Prime Minister
William Massey and a gala ball.
Over the week of May 13–22,
thousands of Cantabrians
streamed into Lyttelton port to
stand for hours in queues on
the wharf for the opportunity to
board and inspect ‘their’ battlecruiser.
In 1909, in response to the
threat of German aggression,
New Zealand’s then Prime Minister
Sir Joseph Ward ordered
the construction of a modern
battlecruiser to serve in the British
Royal Navy. At a cost of £1.7
million, HMS New Zealand was
laid down at Fairfield’s in Govan,
Scotland, in 1910, launched in
1911, and commissioned into the
Royal Navy in 1912. Although
the New Zealand Naval Forces
were formed in 1913, HMS
New Zealand remained in British
waters at the request of the
Admiralty.
Based on an update of the
earlier Invincible class, the New
Zealand was one of three Indefatigable
class battlecruisers to be
built, all designed for speed and
manoeuvrability, with lighter
armour and less guns than the
navy’s heavy battleships.
Displacing up to 22,130 tons
she was 179.9m in length, with
a beam of 24.4m and an 8.2m
draught. Propulsion used 31
Babcock & Wilcox coal-fired
boilers driving four steam
turbines producing 44,000 shaft
horsepower (33,000kW) for a
maximum speed of 25 knots
(46km/h) with a range of up to
6690 nautical miles (12,390km)
at 10 knots (19km/h). Her main
armaments were four twin turret
HMS New
Zealand
steams into
Lyttelton
Harbour in
May 1913.
12in (305 mm) guns placed fore,
aft and midships, along with sixteen
4in (102 mm) guns and two
18in (457mm) torpedo tubes.
She had a complement of up to
1070 crew.
In 1913 HMS New Zealand set
sail for a 10-month circumnavigation
that included a 10-week
‘thank you’ tour of His Majesty’s
New Zealand Dominion.
Everywhere the battlecruiser
went she was greeted by thousands
of people, with 378,068
visiting her in the ports, and an
estimated 125,000 viewing her by
shore or boat, for a total of over
500,000 of the country’s then 1
million population, making this
visit one of the most popular
public spectacles in New Zealand’s
history.
On her return, HMS New
Zealand served with distinction
through World War 1 in the
Royal Navy's grand fleet.
Taking part in the sinking of
two German cruisers, she was hit
only once suffering no casualties,
and came to be known as the
‘lucky ship’, allegedly due to the
gifts presented in New Zealand
of a Māori hei-tiki and a piupiu
skirt, worn by the ship’s captain
during battle.
After the war, HMS New
Zealand completed a second
circumnavigation with Admiral
Jellicoe aboard. As part of a
review of the naval defences of
the Crown’s dominions, the New
Zealand called in for the last
time at a snowy Lyttelton port on
September 2, 1919.
The following year, the now
obsolete battlecruiser was placed
in reserve and then sold for scrap
in 1922, with the New Zealand
government receiving £20,000
from the proceeds.
The Government also received
a number of HMS New Zealand’s
4in guns, two of which ended
up at the Battery Point gun
emplacements, helping protect
the harbour during World War 2.
Forget range anxiety with MG ZS
IF EVER THERE was an
indication New Zealand is
embracing electric vehicles, it
would be a conversation I had
with a member of the sales team
at Christchurch’s MG dealership.
I was picking up an MG ZS
electric vehicle and was told he
drove from Christchurch to
Greymouth and return in a
similar model and found there
were six designated EV charging
stations between the two destinations.
Not only does that alleviate a
lot of range anxiety, but it’s good
to know if there is one station not
functioning, or it is occupied, you
don’t have to travel far to get to
the next point. Of course, all of
that can be mapped and plotted
on charge.net.nz
The MG ZS is completely
electric, there’s no internal
combustion engine. If you like
the idea of a hybrid, MG also has
a petrol/electric model – the HS.
I evaluated it in these columns in
October.
That aside, the ZS is all new for
2022, it differs in looks from the
previous version with a completely
blanked off grille area and
several other cosmetic changes.
There are also new suspension
components and technical changes
that provide greater distance
between charges and add a higher
level of specification and fitment.
There are two ZS models – Excite
and Essence – the evaluation
car was the latter and over and
above the Excite it gets synthetic
leather trim (heated front seats
with electric driver’s seat adjustment),
panoramic sunroof, and
roof rails amongst a few other
minor details.
These are on top of what would
ordinarily be seen as a fairly
healthy specification level in the
first instance. There is a lot of
electronic wizardry in the car, yet
the minimalist cockpit environment
disguises a wealth of depth
beneath the digital displays. I
particularly like the dial gear
selector; well. given there is only
two real drive modes – forward
and reverse – there’s no need for
a traditional gear selector to be
included.
There’s a lot of kit in the car,
and if you are thinking there will
be considerable cost involved,
think again. The ZS Excite comes
in at $49,990, the Essence adds
an extra $4k. What’s more, these
are driveway prices, on road costs
are included and you will also get
the entire $8625 NZ Government
Clean Car programme rebate
These figures stack up, not only
are you getting a state-of-the-art
MG ZS EV: Blanked off grille signifies a major facelift.
electric vehicle, you aren’t going
to break the bank doing so.
I guess that’s just one of the
reasons why MG is doing well in
the Kiwi market, it’s affordable,
great value and in today’s age
where EVs are in demand, the ZS
has been a popular model, and it
will continue to be that way especially
so now that it’s been given
an upgrade and major facelift for
2022/23.
At the business end sits an
electro-synchronous motor that is
coupled to a single-speed gearing
system. Drive is transmitted to
the front wheels only. MG rate
the power outputs at 130kW and
280Nm, if you add in both of
these figures are available from
standstill right through the power
range, then there is a substantial
amount of energy that will satisfy
those who like to have a strong
feel of acceleration (0-100km/h in
8.2sec) and for those who prefer
to get the travelling distance and
use the throttle moderately.
According to MG, the ZS EV
will make 320km between charges.
To reach 80 per cent from
zero charge will take 54min at a
designated charge port, or five to
eight hours to fill the batteries to
capacity from domestic supply.
As is my norm, I just got into
the habit of plugging back in
every time I returned home, the
domestic cable at 5m was just
long enough to enable charging
without being difficult in my
unique environment.
On the move the ZS is almost
silent; sure, there are extraneous
noises such as an electronic
whine and wind gushes around
the mirrors but they are very minor,
there is an uncanny silence
associated with electric vehicles
and that will appeal to many
motorists.
The ZS is built with traditional
sport utility vehicle values. At
4.5m it isn’t a big car but it makes
• Price – MG ZS EV, $53,990
• Dimensions – Length,
4323mm; width, 1809mm;
height, 1649mm
• Configuration – Electrosynchronous
motor,
front-wheel-drive, 130kW,
280Nm, one-speed
automatic
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 8.2sec
good use of its proportions. There’s
also decent cargo carrying ability,
the load section is deep, I used the
ZS to transport the two cricket
gear bags and other associated kit
to the two Saturday junior and
youth games that I oversee. There
was room for much more and,
what’s more, it has an easy load
height.
Part of the conversation when I
picked up the ZS also surrounded
the direction MG were travelling
(no pun intended) in terms of
research and development. The
company is producing vehicles
with far greater range than ever
before, and those models will
eventually land in New Zealand.
With the nationwide charging
infrastructure constantly rolling
out in greater numbers, it won’t
be long before those really long
journeys just become second
nature.
That has to be a good thing
safety-wise as well, because it
forces the occupants to stop
driving from time to time,
have a coffee and refresh while
those battery packs are being
replenished.

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*You must be 11 years or older
Contact Mark Kelly South Island Distribution Manager
P: 029 983 2293 | E: mark.kelly@mainlanddistribution.co.nz

24 Bay Harbour News Wednesday December 14 2022
Prepare to be moved
All new QASHQAI
CHRISTCHURCH NISSAN, 380 Moorhouse Avenue, Christchurch
Ph: 03 595 6820
www.christchurchnissan.co.nz
All new X-TRAIL
The X-TRAIL e-POWER Arriving Soon.
Electrified. Unplugged.
christchurchnissan.co.nz
CHRISTCHURCH MITSUBISHI
386 Moorhouse Avenue, Christchurch
Ph 03 379 0588 | christchurchmitsubishi.co.nz
10 year / 160,000km Powertrain Warranty (whichever comes
first) (non transferable). 5 year / 130,000km New Vehicle
Warranty (whichever comes first) (non transferable).