Southern View: June 22, 2023

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Cashmere comes up 

trumps in the mud 

• By Jaime Cunningham 

A DEFENSIVE battle in 

mudbath conditions at 

Cashmere High saw the school’s 

combined 1st XV record their 

first win of the season in the 

Miles Toyota Championship. 

Cashmere High and Whānau 

Tahi’s combined team managed 

to hold onto a narrow lead 

in the dying minutes of the 

game against Roncalli College 

(Timaru) on Saturday, winning 

their closest match of the season 

13-10. 

Cashmere will be looking to 

continue momentum with a 

second win against Horomaka 

combined this weekend – a local 

derby between the two newest 

sides to the competition. 

Both Cashmere and Horomaka 

have been struggling in 

the first four games of the new 

10-team competition, losing by 

more than 30 points consistently. 

Cashmere coach and director 

of rugby Michael Jones said the 

season has been very “challenging” 

for his side. 

“The first month of the 

competition has been a big 

learning curve for the boys, 

but they have continued to be 

hungry to get better individually 

and as a team,” he said. 

• Turn to page 3 

TOP WIN: Cashmere High’s combined 1st XV players embrace after winning their first 

game of the Miles Toyota Championship against Roncalli College. 

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A HEATHCOTE Valley resident 

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patrol to curb the suburb’s rising 

crime rate. 

About 50 residents turned out 

at a meeting with police, Fire 

and Emergency New Zealand, 

Neighbourhood Support and the 

Christchurch South Community 

Patrol last week to discuss concerns 

around safety and security. 

It was organised 

after Jason 

Marsden took 

his concerns 

about crime to 

the Heathcote 

Valley Residents 

Association. 

Marsden said 

he also raised 

the idea of a 

community 

watch to patrol Heathcote Valley. 

“For me, personally, the 

(Christchurch South Community 

Patrol) have got a massive area to 

cover,” he said. 

The patrol area ranges from the 

Halswell Quarry to Ferrymead. 

“People [at the meeting] were 

interested in what to do to keep 

their community safe.” 

Marsden moved to the area 

last year from the Faringdon 

subdivision in Rolleston, where 

he was involved in a community 

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Push to reduce crime 

• From page 1 

He said the watch was started 

after building equipment 

was stolen from a site in the 

subdivision. The developer 

sponsored the group and it was 

then able to buy vests, torches, 

radios, signage for their vehicles 

and lights. 

“The crime went down. It’s a 

deterrent for criminals to move 

on and shop somewhere else,” 

Marsden said. 

Watch members would call 

police when they saw a crime 

being committed or something 

suspicious. Marsden said the 

watch would also take notes or 

record what was happening if 

they could. 

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To get the community watch 

up and running, it would need 

sponsorship to pay for equipment. 

The group would aim to form 

a “very good” relationship with 

police. 

Marsden said the Rolleston 

watch had cell phone numbers 

for police so watch members 

didn’t always have to call 111. 

“They (police) responded 

to our urgent calls within 15 

minutes.” 

But Sergeant Anna Partridge 

encouraged residents to join the 

established community patrol 

instead. 

“We would encourage people 

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Heathcote 

Valley 

residents 

attended a 

community 

meeting, to 

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tackle crime 

in their area. 

to utilise (the) community patrol,” 

she said. 

Partridge said patrol volunteers 

are trained and log on 

when they start a shift so police 

know where they are. 

She said if people joined the 

existing community patrol it 

would have a more effective 

presence in the area. 

But Marsden said the community 

watch would only operate 

in the Heathcote Valley area, 

while community patrol members 

cover the wider Christchurch 

South area. 

“The community watch, 

for me, is a way of helping 

out. It’s not spread out, you’ve 

got less ground to cover,” he 

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However, it was Cashmere’s 

resilience which won them the 

game, after they led 10-5 at 

halftime. 

“We were defending our line 

for probably 20 minutes when 

they were attacking in the second 

half,” Jones, who is also the 

school’s sports director, said. 

Last year, the Miles Toyota 

Championship consisted of the 

top 14 first XV schools in the 

South Island. Canterbury Rugby 

cut four teams from the premier 

grade, and renamed it the Miles 

Toyota Premiership. The championship 

became a competition for 

both first and second XVs. 

Jones is expecting a close 

match against Horomaka combined. 

Horomaka, coached by former 

Crusader Robbie Fruean, has 

also been struggling for wins in 

their first season of school rugby. 

Said Jones: “They’re in the 

same boat as us, so it will hopefully 

be a close game.” 

Unlike Cashmere, Horomaka 

are yet to record a win in their 

first five matches, but lost 10-3 to 

Roncalli College in their opening 

game. 

Cashmere High will host the 

much-anticipated clash between 

the new teams on Saturday at 

2.45pm. 

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match for Cashmere’s defence on Saturday. 

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Volunteer work pays off 

IT’S THE QUIET moments 

in the afterglow of a hard day’s 

work that volunteer Mick 

Ingram enjoys the most. 

“Sitting on the bank of the 

Ōpāwaho Heathcote, watching 

the birds come and go and 

finding rare plants as the health 

of the river returns – that’s the 

highlight for me,” he said. 

It’s National Volunteer Week 

– Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu and 

the focus is on honouring the 

collective energies and respect 

of volunteers around New 

Zealand. 

Volunteers contribute 

about 598,000 hours a year in 

Christchurch and on Banks 

Peninsula, giving their time to 

make the district a better place 

to be. 

Ingram has been working 

with the city council for the last 

eight years. 

Over that time he has worked 

tirelessly restoring Kennaway 

River Reserve along the right 

bank of the Heathcote near its 

Woolston loop. 

“This has involved removing 

boxthorn, gorse and broom, 

then re-vegetating the riparian 

zones and surrounding area 

with suitable native plants,” 

Ingram said. 

He can also be found 

working on a lizard sanctuary 

in conjunction with North 

Canterbury Forest & Bird 

and the city council to create 

a habitat for native skinks. 

“I work with a small group 

of regular volunteers on 

Kennaway River Reserve, there 

are between three and eight of 

us,” he said. 

“Plus a local business and 

local adventure therapy have 

helped out with half days.” 

It can be hard work. Ingram 

said he’s spent “many, many 

hours” at the end of a spade or 

planting seedlings – but it is 

worth it. 

“The re-vegetation has 

created areas where public can 

access and follow a river-side 

trail. During the lockdowns 

many family bubbles were able 

to walk and enjoy these special 

urban ecological areas, and 

they are continuing to do so! It 

is great to see.” 

But Ingram said he can’t do it 

all alone. 

“There are two other key 

volunteers that have assisted 

to make things happen at 

the Kennaway River Reserve 

and they are Bruce Stanton 

and Ian McClymont. And, of 

course, various (city council) 

community and park rangers. 

“It takes a team effort to get 

things done.” 

Would he recommend others 

spend some time volunteering? 

“Yes, because this has helped 

better the city by rebuilding 

communities in earthquake 

recovery. It creates a sense of 

contributing to the area you 

live in.” 

WORK: Mick Ingram is one of the volunteers restoring 

Kennaway River Reserve next to the Heathcote River. 

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OFFICIAL: Summit Road 

Society president Bill Woods 

speaks at the John Jameson 

Lookout opening. 

Lookout 

officially 

opened 

THE JOHN JAMESON Lookout 

opposite the Sign of the Bellbird 

on Summit Rd was officially 

opened at a ceremony on 

Saturday. 

The platform looks out over 

Lyttelton Harbour and features a 

new car park, a panoramic panel 

pointing out significant places 

and a low wall made from Port 

Hills stone. 

Summit Road Society secretary 

Marie Gray said the project cost 

about $400,000 and was paid for 

through grants and fundraising. 

Construction work on the 

platform started last May. 

The platform was named 

after the late John Jameson, an 

honorary life member of the 

society who advocated for the 

enhancement of the car park area 

above Ohinetahi Reserve.

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201 

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How including many plurals, words can you of make three from or the more six 

letters, using each letter only once? No foreign 

words or words beginning with a capital are 

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once? 

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letters, including plurals, can you make 

from the six letters, using each only 

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allowed. There’s at least one six-letter 

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word. 

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20. Speed contest (4) 

22. Very big (4) 

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27. State of inactivity (6) 

28. Exclamation of discovery (6) 

31. Delicate (7) 

32. Indignation (7) 

33. Moor (6) 

34. Scan (6) 

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Trample, 12. Mullet, 15. 

Choose, 16. Runaway, 17. 

Term, 18. Kept, 19. Ability, 

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Way safer cycling 

We’re making it easier and safer 

for people to cycle. 

We’ve received Government funding to improve 

cycling connections to link neighbourhoods, 

schools, work, shops and existing cycle routes. 

We’re also improving pedestrian safety 

with a raised pedestrian crossing and 

signalised crossings. 

Here’s some of what’s proposed 

RI 

Barrington 

We’re proposing a route along Simeon 

Street to improve connections to the 

Little River Link cycleway that runs 

alongside the Southern Motorway, 

Quarryman’s Trail and Barrington 

Shopping Centre. 

Aidanfield 

We’re proposing a sealed shared path 

through Nash Reserve to connect 

the Little River Link cycleway to Date 

Crescent, via the Southern Motorway 

Heathcote River underpass. 

We’re also proposing to improve 

cycling connections around Ngā Puna 

Wai by creating a sealed shared path 

that connects to Wigram Road and 

the Little River Link cycleway via the 

Hayton Road underpass. 

 

Westmorland 

We’re proposing a dedicated 

cycleway along both sides of 

Cashmere Road, between Oderings 

and Hoon Hay Road. From Oderings 

to Penruddock Rise, we are 

investigating installing a shared 

path cycleway. 

To improve pedestrian safety, 

we propose to install pedestrian 

crossings with safe speed platforms 

at the intersections of Cashmere 

Road and Penruddock Rise, and 

Cashmere Road and Opihi Street. 

Safe speed platforms help to lower 

speed at the approach to the 

intersection so drivers can stop in 

time if they need to. 

We’re also proposing a pedestrian 

crossing with a safe speed platform 

outside Oderings Garden Centre. 

Cycleway connections 

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Plan to transform estuary edge 

A $12.5 million redevelopment 

is set to transform the Avon 

Heathcote Estuary edge. 

The new landscaping plan 

released last week features a 

3m-wide walking and cycling 

track from South New Brighton 

Park to the end of Southshore spit, 

native planting, a nature play area, 

and new ramps and jetties. 

The plan aims to complement 

the programme to reduce 

coastal erosion and flooding 

in Southshore and South New 

Brighton. 

Said city council red zone 

manager David Little: “It’s taken 

us longer than we’d like to get 

to this point, but we now have 

• By Heidi Slade 

SUCCESS DURING the past 

eight months could see Lyttelton 

Port Company’s predator control 

programme expand to cover two 

more sites – if it can get some 

help from the public. 

The programme has been 

running 40 traps across the 

company’s Port Saddle and 

Battery Point sites. 

Environmental advisor 

Charlotte Jones said it could 

expand over Gollans Bay Quarry 

and LPC’s land near Sumner Rd. 

She said the programme uses a 

variety of different traps. 

a landscape plan we’d like to 

share with the community to get 

feedback on some of the things 

we’ve proposed.” 

The city council hopes to start 

some work by March next year, 

but most of it was not planned 

until 2025. 

Rock walls and cobble beaches 

will also help to prevent erosion. 

“It will mean the project is 

not only an important piece of 

infrastructure for the community, 

but also an attractive area for 

residents and visitors to enjoy,” 

Little said. 

“The project has experienced a 

series of delays due to consenting 

challenges. Ecological mapping of 

Community help with predator control sought 

Charlotte 

Jones 

“We’ve seen 

quite interesting 

results,” said 

Jones. 

She said 15 

possums had been 

trapped, mainly 

at the Port Saddle 

site. 

“The primary 

impact of possums around 

Lyttelton Harbour is the damage 

they do to vegetation. Across 

New Zealand, they eat around 

21,000 tonnes of vegetation every 

night,” she said. 

“In addition to browsing, 

possums are known to predate 

Southshore identified areas where 

the design encroached upon 

existing saltmarsh, sea meadow, 

sea grass, as well as at-risk coastal 

bird population, while in South 

New Brighton Park middens 

(archaeological sites) have been 

identified close to the estuary 

edge. 

“We’re at a place now where this 

has all been worked through and 

we’ve mitigated risk to local flora 

and fauna. We’re also retaining as 

many significant trees and bushes 

as possible,” he said. 

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provide feedback, visit 

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on birds and nests when the 

opportunity arises, which could 

impact the establishment of 

native bird populations around 

the harbour.” 

A “surprising” number of 

weasels have also been found, 

between January and May. 

“We have caught three weasels 

since the trapping started. 

Whilst this does not sound like 

many, weasels are only found in 

low densities in New Zealand 

habitats and are the rarest of the 

three mustelid species we have in 

New Zealand.” 

Jones said weasels are 

“notorious predators” and 

predate on prey much larger 

than themselves. 

“They predate on native birds 

and lizards, impacting the ability 

for populations to establish 

around the harbour. 

“Given there are lizard and 

gecko populations on LPC land, 

it is important that weasels 

and the other mustelids are 

controlled,” she said. 

Jones said it would be hard to 

predict how many more weasels 

the programme might find, but 

she is interested to see if seasonal 

changes effect the trend. 

But, to expand the 

programme, LPC would need 

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the community’s help. 

“The community involvement 

would be at the Port Saddle 

site as it is publicly accessible 

and would involve volunteers 

checking, clearing and rebaiting 

traps. 

“We are hoping to get this 

under way in the next couple of 

months,” Jones said. 

By the community doing what 

it can at more accessible sites like 

Port Saddle, the LPC team could 

shift focus to less accessible 

areas. 

“It’s important. There’s so 

much work in this space being 

done,” Jones said. 

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