Bay Harbour: August 21, 2019

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2019 

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• By Jess Gibson 

THIS IS WHAT Lyttelton’s new 

Collett’s Corner will look like when it 

opens in 2022. 

New images show the 2710 sq m twostorey 

building set for London St will 

include apartments, a wellness centre, 

community concierge, and hospitality, 

retail and co-working spaces. 

Ohu Development is behind the 

project, and ran New Zealand’s 

first crowdfunding campaign for a 

commercial building to help pay for it. 

It aims to start seeking tenants for the 

commercial spaces and residents to buy 

apartments from next month. 

The majority of the building must 

be either pre-leased or pre-sold for the 

developers to take on any bank debt. 

•Turn to page 4 

Low paying 

board fails 

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enough 

candidates 

• By Louis Day 

LOW PAY has been cited as 

one of the reasons the Banks 

Peninsula Community Board 

failed to attract enough 

candidates for the October local 

body elections. 

The community board will 

not be able to fill one of its two 

Mt Herbert subdivision seats, 

with Howard Needham being 

the only candidate to enter after 

nominations closed on Friday. 

It is the only board out of seven 

across the city to not attract 

enough candidates. 

A by-election will now be held 

following the October elections 

to fill the vacancy. 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board member John McLister 

said the low interest could 

be linked to the rate of 

remuneration board members on 

the peninsula receive. 

Only three of the eight current 

board members are standing 

for re-election and nine new 

candidates have been nominated. 

Five of the current board 

members were elected unopposed 

in the 2016 elections. 

•Turn to page 5 

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from the editor’s desk 

NO SURPRISES there aren’t enough 

candidates to fill the Banks Peninsula 

Community Board for the local body 

elections in October (see page 1). 

We revealed some months ago there were 

grumblings about representing the area 

because of the pay community board members get. 

Board members receive $9864 and the chairperson $19,729. 

Banks Peninsula is the lowest paid in the city council area. 

Board members have argued it should be more because they 

have to travel long distances to meetings and other community 

board business – so it takes more of their time. 

After the elections the situation could change and pay 

increased. But board members will have to rely on the generosity 

of city councillors for that. 

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News 

Big grant for The Loons Club 


IT IS lights, camera, action for 

Lyttelton’s The Loons Club after 

receiving a Government grant of 

almost $1 million. 

The history-rich performing 

arts venue on Canterbury St will 

get $981,000 from the Regional 

Culture and Heritage Fund, 

which has now completed the 

club’s long fundraising battle. 

The former Lyttelton Working 

Men’s Club has struggled 

with funding to carry out the 

re-establishment of the building 

since it was demolished following 

the 2011 earthquakes. 

Built in 1905, the building has 

been an integral, significant and 

well-known part of the Lyttelton 

community. 

It housed a range of commercial 

premises through to 1944 

before it was converted to the 

Waterside Workers Social Club, 

known locally as ‘The Loons.’ 

In 1951, the building became a 

hub of support during the largest 

industrial dispute ever seen 

in New Zealand, which lasted 

for 151 days. 

The Government declared a 

state of emergency during the 

waterfront dispute and made it 

an offence for citizens to assist 

strikers – even giving food to 

their children was outlawed. 

However, the club broke 

the law to help strikers and 

their families in Lyttelton, 

distributing food which had 

been illegally donated by people 

sympathetic to their cause. 

When the Government deregistered 

the Waterside Workers 

Union and sought to seize its assets, 

it became a different entity 

– the Lyttelton Working Men’s 

Club, which saved the building. 

The newly-formed club helped 

reunite the community by 

hosting events and serving as a 

meeting place for local groups. 

The building was leased to 

the Cabaret Club in 2007 and 

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Company, which ran popular 

shows, plays, music nights and 

fundraisers until the 2010 and 

2011 earthquakes. 

Now, the club has the opportunity 

to “save the past and look 

to the future” with the recent 

funding. 

Club treasurer Thea Mickell 

was thrilled that the club 

received the full amount requested. 

“RCHF wanted to ensure that 

we didn’t have another shortfall. 

We’ve had a lot of funding and 

insurance money along the way 

but it was never enough to get us 

completed.” 

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Project 

manager Rohan 

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The Loons 

Club treasurer 

Thea Mickell 

will see part 

of Lyttelton’s 

history fully 

restored with 

a Government 

grant totalling 

almost $1 

million. 

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As well as finishing construction, 

the funding will include 

the installation of professional 

theatre sound and lighting 

systems and an assisted hearing 

system for the hard of hearing. 

The new two-storey premises 

includes a commercial kitchen, a 

bar area and a large upper floor 

multi-purpose space. 

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In Brief 

CENTRE COMMITTEE 

Birdlings Flat residents will form 

an elected committee to take 

responsibility for the community 

centre on Poranui Beach Rd. An 

informal committee has managed 

the hall for the past two years 

under the Little River Wairewa 

Community Trust umbrella. Part 

of an agreement when the hall 

was built was to establish a group 

with its own entity after two 

years. An annual meeting will 

be held on August 30 to start the 

process. 

REDCLIFFS ECO-VILLAGE 

A gathering of about 30 turned out 

to the first meeting and discussion 

on a strategy to turn Redcliffs into 

an eco-village last Wednesday. 

Five people agreed to form a new 

group which will work to help other 

residents reduce their emissions. 

$13,500 RAISED FOR FILM 

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Peninsula has almost reached its 

target in one week. The crew need 

$15,000 to cover their production 

budget for the ‘Banks-centric’ 

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Needham 

in election 

challenge 

• By Louis Day 

A CHARTERIS Bay resident has 

stepped up to challenge deputy 

mayor and Banks Peninsula city 

councillor Andrew Turner. 

Internet retailer Howard 

Needham said he is running for 

the city council 

because he does not 

think Cr Turner is 

doing enough for 

the area. He is also 

running for the 

Banks Peninsula 

Howard 

Needham 

Andrew 

Community Board. 

Cr Turner was 

elected unopposed 

in the 2016 elections. 

Said Mr Needham: 

“He is too busy being 

Dalziel’s deputy and 

is not doing enough 

out here. We have 

lots of great communities 

out here 

and we kind of get 

Turner 

left behind, the council takes our 

money and does nothing for us.” 

However, Cr Turner said he has 

been an effective advocate for the 

peninsula in his two terms on the 

city council. He refuted claims his 

role as deputy mayor was getting 

in the way of being a representative 

for the peninsula. 

Kirsty Nixon 

Horizons 

24 August - 18 September 2019 

Like portals to paradise, Kirsty Nixon’s large-scale paintings invite the viewer to 

pull back the ‘fringes’ of our native flora to reveal quintessentially New Zealand 

landscapes hidden in behind. Framed by the structural forms of our native 

foliage, like cabbage tree leaves or nectar-laden flax flowers, and almost always 

with a native bird or two in attendance, unfolding before your eyes could be 

an endless coastline, a deep, green cove or perhaps even a glimpse of the far 

horizon. 

Kirsty is repeatedly drawn to the New Zealand landscape 

in its various guises and while on holiday at the bird 

sanctuary island Tiritiri Matangi recently she experienced 

a sense of utter peace while watching the bellbirds 

flitting about the feeders and hearing their hypnotic song. 

Returning home, she became keenly aware of the absence 

of native birdsong and thus her new works pay tribute to 

the ways in which the melodic voices of our native birds 

have the ability to enrich our lives as we navigate daily life. 

Based in Auckland, Kirsty has been painting full-time 

since 1997, initially in the medium of watercolour but 

now having found her home in the freedom and impact of 

acrylic. 

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Development starts to take shape 

•From page 1 

The building’s basement will 

be home to the wellness centre, 

which is envisioned to have hot 

and cold baths, a sauna, steam 

and therapy rooms. 

On the ground floor, there will 

likely be a gym, retail, hospitality 

and consultation rooms. 

Floors one and two will have 

18 studio apartments and eight 

single bedroom apartments. A 

rooftop terrace will be exclusive 

to residents. 

The apartments are likely 

to cost between $390,000 and 

$530,000, depending on the size 

and location of the space. 

Lyttelton Residents’ 

Association chairman Ken 

Maynard said he is concerned 

the complex is not aimed at local 

residents. 

“It’s a fairly personal opinion, 

not one for the association . . . 

but I don’t think this is what we 

needed,” he said. 

“It’s quite big. It’s 

taller than the other 

buildings in the street, 

and I thought one of 

the features which was 

going to be attractive 

was the roof garden, 

but it’s actually for the 

tenants.” 

Ohu Development 

founding partner Camia Young 

Camia 

Young 

Kirsty Nixon’s 

Original Painting 

‘Kereru and Karaka’ 

Kirsty Nixon’s 

Original Painting 

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Crowd It’s a Party’ 

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LIVING: Artist Eoin Hudson’s impression of the planned 

Collett’s Corner building and apartments. 

said she would have loved for 

the rooftop to be open to 

the public,. However, it 

“would never” be allowed 

due to health and safety 

requirements. 

“That was one of the 

major issues that was in the 

city council requirements 

for the rooftop terrace,” Ms 

Young said. 

Resource consent is now 

pending for the new design, 

which was modified after the 

city council requested changes. 

“I’m dancing with every policy 

and requirement out there,” she 

said. 

A meeting was set to be held 

last night to update shareholders 

and residents on the project. 

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Crime not being reported 


POLICE SAY there has 

been no noticeable spike 

in crimes happening in 

Lyttelton. 

A community meeting 

has been set up by Banks 

Peninsula Community 

Board members on September 

8 to address concerns 

over the area being a 

target for offenders. 

Regular posts about 

Bigger population, better remuneration 

•From page 1 

Mr McLister thought the 

current pay rate failed to 

account for the workload 

and a pay rate similar to 

the other boards would 

encourage more candidates 

to step forward. 

The current remuneration 

model is set by population, 

so community boards 

with bigger populations get 

better remuneration. 

As it stands, Banks Peninsula 

Community Board 

members are set to receive 

$9864 and the chairperson 

$19,729 after the elections. 

Whereas members of the 

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton 

Community Board 

will receive $24,580 and 

their chair $49,160. 

Mr McLister thought 

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But Sergeant Franco 

Lovrich said incidents are 

not being reported which 

has made it hard for police 

to detect any increase. 

“If it’s not life-threatening, 

call 105 and report incidents 

so we can monitor 

what is going on,” he said. 

He said incidents in 

relation to a white ute 

John McLister 

they deserved a pay rate 

similar to the inner-city 

boards. 

The remuneration of the 

community boards could 

all change when the new 

city council decides on the 

allocation of a $1,843,200 

governance pool. 

Funds from the pool 

caused a spike in particular 

offending and police 

are now seeking information 

in relation to the 

vehicle and its driver. 

Sergeant Lovrich will 

be present to listen to the 

communities concerns 

and give advice on crime 

prevention at the meeting. 

The meeting will be held 

at 5pm in the Lyttelton 

Arts Factory, 1 Sumner 

Rd. 

could be used to increase 

the $97,280 base salary of 

city councillors, the mayor’s 

$195,000 pay packet or 

the remuneration of community 

board members. 

Mr McLister said he 

would like to see some of 

the money from the governance 

pool used to bring 

the Banks Peninsula Community 

Board remuneration 

to a similar standard 

as the inner city boards. 

“We have a land mass 

bigger than Christchurch, 

we have two harbours, 

we used to have our own 

council.” 

He said the low level of 

remuneration and time 

commitments of the role 

contributed to his decision 

to not stand for re-election. 

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News 

Extra fees for Akaroa ships 

CRUISE SHIPS berthing in 

Akaroa will contribute more 

this summer towards the costs 

of maintaining the area’s public 

amenities. 

The city council has decided 

to add an ‘amenity cost contribution’ 

to its cruise ship fees this 

summer, meaning overall fees 

for berthing in Akaroa Harbour 

will increase by nine per cent. 

The fee increase is designed 

to help the city council recoup 

more of the additional costs it 

incurs due to increased demand 

on the region’s public amenities, 

like toilets, during the cruise 

season. 

The small township of Akaroa 

has become a busy cruise ship 

destination since the earthquakes 

damaged the wharf 

facilities at Lyttelton, forcing 

cruise ship companies to find 

alternative places to berth. 

While cruise ship visits over 

the past few years have brought 

significant economic benefits 

to local businesses, they have 

also put pressure on the town’s 

amenities and infrastructure, 

particularly its public toilets. 

The city council is about to 

spend $630,000 on replacing the 

ageing block of public toilets on 

Rue Jolie, behind the Akaroa 

Service Centre. 

It is also currently in the 

process of looking at how it can 

POPULAR: Cruise ships have placed demand on Akaroa’s 

infrastructure. 

upgrade Akaroa’s main wharf 

so that it better meets the community’s 

needs. 

City council citizens and 

community general manager 

Brent Smith said the fees that 

cruise ships will be charged this 

summer are more reflective of 

the additional expenditure that 

is required in Akaroa because of 

their visits. 

“The additional costs of providing 

adequate toilet facilities 

for cruise ship passengers is 

the major cost the council has 

been covering, with additional 

cleaning and temporary toilets 

required at times. Now we can 

meet these costs without it 

becoming a ratepayer burden, 

freeing up funds to be spent on 

other needed maintenance in 

the community’’ Mr Smith said. 

Cruise ship agent ISS McKay 

operations manager Richard 

Carvalho agrees the contribution 

is a good outcome. 

“Agreeing this cost 

contribution from visiting 

cruise operators reflects our 

commitment to a strong 

relationship with the Akaroa 

community,’’ Mr Carvalho said. 

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Wolf painting wins 

children’s choice 

in $40k fundraiser 


WHEN BARBI Larkins was 

diagnosed with cancer in 2015, 

she picked up her paintbrush. 

The Cass Bay resident, who had 

an unused commercial art degree, 

started off painting animals 

to rediscover her passion. 

One of Mrs Larkins’ first artworks 

was a wolf – representing 

the freedom and adventure she 

felt while exploring her creativity. 

Now, that wolf will hang in the 

halls of Lyttelton Primary School 

after being voted children’s choice 

in the Peninsula Art Auction. 

Mrs Larkins’ painting, titled 

Woof, was one of 160 artworks 

which raised more than $40,000 

for the school during its major 

biennial fundraiser on August 3 

and 4. 

In the lead up to the auction, 

a number of pupils were given 

a golden ticket to vote on their 

favourite piece of art. 

Mrs Larkins, who is now cancerfree, 

said she was “stoked” children 

liked her painting so much. 

It was bought for about $300 

and donated back to the school by 

the buyer. 

“I’ve had some feedback since 

then on how much they enjoyed 

it, which is really special for me.” 

A strong crowd browsed and 

bid on the art, which was donated 

by artists with a connection to 

the Banks Peninsula. 

The school’s upstairs classrooms 

and library were transformed 

into a “sophisticated” art 

gallery. 

The total sum was almost 

on par with the $42,000 which 

poured in during the 2017 auction. 

Principal Brendan Wright said 

the money raised reflected the 

nature of the community. 

“They want to do the best for 

the children who live here and 

the auction one of the ways that 

they show it,” he said.


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News 

Pupils donate sports gear to needy 


A GROUP of Mt Pleasant School 

pupils will use second-hand sports 

gear to achieve a goal. 

But that goal has nothing to do 

with netball, football or hockey – it 

is all about increasing opportunities 

for kids who struggle to afford 

recreational equipment. 

Year 8 pupils Neve Ballin, Maeve 

Montgomery McCarthy, Luke Wenham, 

and Mohamed Wahabzabah 

are collecting unwanted sports gear 

around the community before donating 

it to schools and individuals 

in need. 

The group, who all love sports, 

have chosen the project as a part 

of the school’s framework which 

requires pupils in their last year at 

the school to look into a significant 

issue they are interested in. 

The concept is based on Sport 

Canterbury’s “give gear get great” 

programme – a similar initiative 

supported by the Halswell-Hornby- 

Riccarton and Spreydon-Cashmere 

community boards. 

“We all think that there are so 

many benefits of playing sports it is 

so important for all kids physically 

and especially mentally,” Neve said. 

“Playing sports gives all children 

something for them and their 

families to be proud of. We are all 


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a half years old, with researchers 

just a group of kids who all love 

sports and we also understand what 

a privilege it is for us to be able to 

participate in sports and wanted to 

level the playing field and help other 

kids to get the benefits that we get.” 

The group hopes that once the 

project grows more, it can make a 

database for kids to request equipment 

and pick it up from the school. 

Principal Chris Nord said the aim 

of the school’s framework is to help 

pupils understand how they can 

make an impact on the world and 

the people around them. 

“We want them to care and know 

there actually is something that they 

can do in the community.” 

Because the group want the 

project to continue after they leave 

the school, they will pitch the idea 

to the Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board at a meeting 

today to see whether it will support 

the initiative. 

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Neve Ballin, 13, and Mohamed 

Wahabzabah, 13, with used 

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News 

Wheels turning 

on new 

cycleway 

THE SECOND stage of a new 

cycleway connecting Ferrymead 

with other suburbs has finished a 

month ahead of schedule. 

The Heathcote Expressway 

cycle route, which travels across 

Ferry Rd, will eventually link up 

with Opawa, Woolston and the 

central city. 

At the peak of the project, 

which finished on August 2, 14 

separate crews were working 

together on-site to pour 57 new 

vehicle crossings. 

Over 41,000 construction hours 

were worked on-site, including on 

Saturdays. 

City council transport planning 

and delivery manager Lynette 

Ellis said contractors worked 

extremely hard to minimise disruption 

to local businesses. 

“Every effort was made to 

keep everyone informed including 

sending weekly newsletter 

updates to over 120 stakeholders,” 

she said. 

“It’s proving popular with cyclists 

so far, with an official count 

showing that 40 cyclists and a 

couple of scooters used the Ferry 

Rd section of the route between 

7am and 8am last Wednesday.” 

The Heathcote Expressway is 

part of a network of cycleways 

the city council is building to 

encourage more people to cycle. 

A holiday of sweating and stressing 

IT IS HOT here. Swimming in 

sweat and trapped inside in the 

heat. But that’s to be expected 

from an Italian summer. 

We are in Laura’s home town 

of Pravisdomini, a rural village 

about an hour north of Venice, 

staying in the apartment where 

Laura’s mum used to live. 

So far we’ve only managed to 

catch up with a few people and 

get out a handful of times due 

to the constant heat and poor 

Vittoria only just getting over 

being sick from the week before 

last. 

You might remember from last 

week that poor wee Vittoria had 

not only been on antibiotics but 

had vomited in Dubai airport on 

our way over. 

For the whole of last week she 

was off her food (which is a quite 

a big deal considering we’re in 

Italy) and would vomit at least 

once a day. Normally after slowly 

having a munch on some cheese 

or grapes, some of the only 

things she would eat. 

Then on Wednesday she came 

out in a nasty looking red rash 

VITTORIA 

& Matt 

which was all over her body 

by Thursday. With the recent 

outbreak of measles at home in 

mind, we were worried that it 

could be something sinister, so 

we took a plunge into the Italian 

health system. 

Being that we’re staying in a 

fairly small rural village near 

Venice there’s nothing like a 24- 

hour surgery here. So we booked 

in to see the local doctor (who 

even wore a white coat) who sent 

us to the paediatric ward of the 

nearby San Vito hospital. 

We were obviously stretched 

pretty thin emotionally at 

this stage after spending days 

stressing about Vittoria and not 

sleeping well. 

Bubs on the other hand 

had managed to have a ball in 

between vomits since discovering 

a love of the tarantella (a type 

of music from Southern Italy) 

through the magic of a small 

singing hamster toy. Weird 

right? I mean, we’re not even in 

Southern Italy and I still hear Che 

La Luna about a million times a 

day. 

ON THE MEND: First time 

walking in jandals on one of 

the very few walks of week 

in Pravisdomini. 

Thankfully said hospital was 

incredibly quiet and we were 

seen almost as soon as we walked 

in. After a thorough check we 

were told that it was likely down 

to be a reaction to the antibiotics. 

Nothing to worry about and it 

would clear up on its own in 

a couple of days. The cherry 

on top was that it didn’t cost as 

much as I feared. Less than 60 

Euro isn’t too bad seeing as we’re 

foreign. 

With absolute relief awash 

through our systems we went 

out to eat on Saturday night 

with my sister-in-law Christine, 

her partner Fabrizio, my nephew 

William, his partner Sara and 

their daughter Grace (who’s 

around the same age as Vittoria). 

The village was celebrating La 

Festa del Gran Perdon, a religious 

festival which takes place every 

five years. Over the weekend 

there was music, theatre, games 

and a massive barbecue by the 

church, a beautiful 600-year-old 

edifice that nobody here thinks is 

as amazing as I do. 

Although it was still hot 

enough to fuse your shirt to your 

skin it was great to finally get out 

and spend some time with family 

and see Vittoria finally taste 

(literally and figuratively) a little 

of her mum’s culture as well. 

•Former Bay Harbour 

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Selwyn Sounds 

Library to 

open longer 

in Diamond 

Harbour 


DIAMOND Harbour residents 

will soon be able to bury their 

noses in a good read six days 

a week thanks to two young 

bookworms. 

The library and community 

hub on Waipapa Ave will extend 

its hours from Monday following 

the approval of extra funding in 

the city council’s Annual Plan. 

It will be open on Mondays, 

Tuesdays and Fridays, 2-6pm, 

Wednesdays and Thursdays, 

10am-2pm, and Saturdays, 

10am-1pm. 

It comes after a petition 

with 251 signatures started by 

Annabelle Wear to extend the 

libraries hours was submitted to 

the draft Annual Plan in April. 

Mrs Wear was determined to 

satisfy the reading appetites of 

her 12 and eight-year-old sons, 

who spend about 25 hours a 

week reading books. 

“It’s fabulous to hear we will 

be getting more library hours. 

Hooray for Diamond Harbour. 

Everyone I have spoken to is very 

excited and pleased that we were 

listened to and a change is being 

made fairly quickly,” Mrs Wear 

said. 

The city council said residents 

put “a very strong case for sixday-a-week 

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The award-winning Australian 

rock outfit will bring their hitfilled 

set to Selwyn Sounds in the 

Lincoln Domain on March 7. 

Icehouse’s line-up has changed 

many times since forming as 

Flowers more than 40 years ago. 

Davies has been there since the 

beginning. 

He said years of on-stage 

experience and songwriting 

would be encapsulated in 

the band’s Selwyn Sounds 

performance. 

“I’ve been working with 

some of these guys for 35 years 

and they are absolutely the 

most brilliant set of musicians 

that Australia has to offer, I’m 

completely confident in saying 

that.” 

Davies said the band is very 

selective about where they 

play these days, but they want 

to perform at Selwyn Sounds 

because New Zealand audiences 

have always been some of their 

biggest supporters. 

“The kind of relationship that 

we have with New Zealand is 

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we noted even then per head of 

population we actually had more 

success in New Zealand than 

anywhere else in the world.” 

But it is fair to say Icehouse’s 

music has been heard and 

appreciated by audiences all over 

the world. 

Davies said the turnaround 

from being a band of 

20-something-year-olds 

and $18,000 in debt to their 

management, to achieving 

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“When that first album came 

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earning some money.” 

Davies said he didn’t believe 

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three years later Icehouse would 

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with David Bowie or Peter 

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Bowie on his 1983 Serious 

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“The sheer scale of it was just 

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remember pulling into one big 

outdoor show and there were 

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5pm each Wednesday 

Diamond Harbour Bridge Club 

Tuesday, 1.30, at the rugby 

club, Wednesday 6.40pm at the 

bowling club 

New players are welcome. 

There will also be a chance 

to learn to play bridge when 

lessons start on September 3 at 

7pm in the green room of the 

Memorial Hall on Waipapa Ave. 

For more information, phone 

Pauline on 329 4414 or 027 363 

6302. 

Diamond Harbour Bowling 

Club, 20 Purau Ave, Diamond 

Harbour Rugby Club, 2a 

Waipapa Ave 

One Stitch at a Time 

Tomorrow, 10am-noon 

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needles. All are welcome from 

people who have never crafted 

and aren’t sure it is for them to 

experienced crafters who feel like 

a bit of a chat while they sew, knit 

and weave. 

Mt Pleasant Community 

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A Very Pleasant Playgroup 

Tomorrow, 9.30-11.30am 

This drop-in playgroup is 

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grown-ups. Stay for the whole 

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Mt Pleasant Centre 

Create ’n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Enjoy some great company and 

explore your creativity. Phone 

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St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Tai Chi 

Friday, 7-8.30pm 

This is a gentle exercise for 

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class. Phone Lucida for more 

information on 022 697 7420. 

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Handbuilt 

Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 

10am-4pm 

An exhibition of innovative 

handmade ceramics by six 

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Stoddart Cottage Gallery, 2a 

Waipapa Ave, Diamond Harbour 

Akaroa Craft Group 

Monday, 1.30-2.30pm 

Go along and join the Akaroa 

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Craft Group. Sit in comfy chairs 

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working on your project. Share 

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including needlework, knitting, 

quilting, handicrafts, making 

dolls, teddy bears and spinning. 

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Indoor Bowls at Tui Club 

Monday, 12.45-3.45pm 

Go along for a fun and 

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$3 thereafter. All equipment is 

supplied. No previous experience 

necessary as coaching is given. 

Soft-soled shoes should be worn. 

Phone Sue on 389 1849. 

Woolston Club, 43 Hargood St 

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Mt Pleasant Walking Group 

Tuesday and Thursday, 

9.30am 

A mix of flat and hill 

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medium level of fitness. 

Walks are in nearby areas and 

further afield. There will be 

car-pooling with shared costs. 

Phone Judy on 384 1269 for more 

information. 

Various locations 

Technology Help Sessions 

Monday, 2-3pm 

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your computer, smartphone, 

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use one of the centre’s computers. 

No bookings required at this free 

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6 Wakefield Ave, Sumner | Phone 03 326 4352 

Open 7 days 5pm-9.30pm 

www.lexom.co.nz


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street vendor fare 

glamorous 

1/summer rolls gf 

Freshly made rice paper roll, pork and prawns, 

carrot, cucumber, mint, lettuce, vermicelli 

noodles with Le Xo’m dipping sauce. $11.00 

2/satay chicken skewers gf 

Tender cuts of chicken marinated in Thai spices, 

grilled to perfection and served with house 

peanut sauce. $11.50 

3/coconut prawns 

King prawns coated with shredded coconut, served 

with honey mustard sauce. $11.50 

4/popcorn chicken 

Diced chicken, five spices and wasabi mayo. $11.00 

5/mountain fish roti v 

Battered fish, wrapped with toasted roti, 

red onion and coriander, served with delicious 

sauces. $11.50 

6/'nha trang' ceviche 

Fresh salmon cube, red onion, fresh coriander, 

lemongrass, lime citrus, lettuce, peanuts. $13.90 

7/Shanghai dumpling with Panang 

curry sauce 

Steamed pork dumpling topped with thick Panang 

curry sauce and kaffir lime leaves. $10.50 

8/chiang mai pork ribs gf 

Signature barbecue style pork ribs, marinated 

with Asian herbs and served with ginger soy 

sauce. $13.50 

9/beef tataki * 

Rib eye beef, lightly seared, marinated, sliced 

thinly, garnished with spring onions, fried 

garlic and served with a citrus-soy sauce. $14.90 

GF Gluten free 

* Can be made gluten free 

V Can be made vegan 

PLEASE LET US KNOW IF YOU HAVE SPECIAL DIETARY 

REQUIREMENTS. PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. 

20/'bun' ha noi gf V 

Vermicelli noodles, lettuce, mint, coriander, peanuts, 

crispy spring roll and grilled pork served with 

special house made sauce. $20.90 

21/spicy thai beef salad gf 

Grilled beef slices, mixed with roasted rice powder, 

fresh coriander, mint, shallot, lemongrass with hot 

and sour dressing. $22.00 

22/salmon green curry gf v 

The flavourful salmon curry simmered with coconut milk, 

bamboo shoots, bell pepper, green peas, capers and 

sweet basil leaves. $25.00 

23/slow cooked pork with star anise gf 

Aromatic slow-cooked pork cheek in a dark rich sauce, 

half boiled egg, Chinese mushroom and bok choy - very 

popular in Indochina. $21.90 

24/kungpad chicken * v 

Spicy, sweet and delicious chicken thighs, Szechaun 

peppercorn, garlic, ginger, spring onions, dried red 

chillies and peanuts. $22.00 

25/lamb shank in massaman curry gf 

Slow-cooked lamb shank in Massaman curry paste, creamy 

coconut, chunky potatoes, pickled onions and peanuts. 

one $22.00 / two $30.00 

26/lemongrass chicken gf 

Mouth watering chicken stir-fried with fresh chilli, 

garlic, lemongrass, onion and turmeric powder. $20.90 

27/deng deng balado (house specialty) gf 

Caramelised short rib beef with kaffir lime chilli, 

lemon and basil. $25.00 

28/cashewnut and tempura chicken v 

Sweet chilli jam sauce, crispy slices of deep fried 

chicken, carrot and red capsicum. $22.50 

29/shaking beef hot plate * v 

Wok tossed Angus beef, potato, red capsicum, onion, 

cracked pepper and watercress. $22.50 

30/honey crispy chicken 

Lightly battered chicken, fried to a crisp 

and stir-fried with homemade tangy honey sauce, served 

with prawn crackers, fresh salad and dressings. $21.50



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31/sizzling fish steak 

Fish fillets, lightly battered and deep-fried, served 

with stir-fried tomato, red onions, mushrooms, garlic, 

chilli and black pepper sauce. $25.00 

32/cambodian peppercorn prawns * v 

Prawns, lemongrass, fresh basil, garlic, green pepper, 

baby corn, fresh vegetables and bamboo shoots. $24.00 

33/indonesian beef rendang gf 

Beef cheek simmering in coconut milk and spices, 

reduced and caramelised by frying into a rich and 

tender coconut beef stew. $22.50 

34/mekong salad gf 

Lighly battered fish, roasted rice powder, spring 

onions, coriander, chilli powder and lime juice. 

$22.00 

35/pad thai gf v 

CHICKEN, BEEF OR PORK. Thai classic rice noodle dish, 

egg, bean sprouts, spring onion, served with crushed 

peanuts and a lemon wedge. $21.50 

36/fresh basil and herb * v 

CHICKEN, BEEF OR PORK. Wok fried meat with fresh 

basil, hot chilli and fresh vegetables. $21.50 

37/singapore satay stir fry gf v 

CHICKEN, BEEF OR PORK. Roasted peanut sauce, fresh 

seasonal vegetables. Rich, sweet and satisfying. 

$22.90 

38/cantonese wok fried noodles 

with basil * v 

CHICKEN, BEEF OR PORK. Flat rice noodles stir-fried 

with egg, seasonal vegetables, fresh basil, chilli and 

spicy paste. $20.50 

39/nasi goreng * v 

CHICKEN, BEEF OR PORK. A classic Jasmine rice 

stir-fried with egg, peas, onions and fresh seasonal 

vegetables. $20.90 

40/buddha feast * v 

Sauteed fresh broccoli, carrot, cabbage, mushroom, 

baby corn and bell pepper, stir-fried in garlic sauce. 

$18.50 

41/sunbathe tofu * v 

Silken tofu deep-fried, then stir-fried in crisp 

lemongrass sauce and onion. $18.50 

Rice $3.50 

Roti bread $4.00 

Chicken, Beef, Pork $3.50 

Prawns $5.00 

Stunning street fare at Sumner 

If you’re hankering for a taste of Indochina – Vietnamese street 

cuisine, then you need to make your way to Le Xom in Sumner. 

Here you will find the delectable flavourings of Asia served up in 

an environment that creates an enticing atmosphere. 

You can choose from an amazing range of street fare that is 

created with care and attention. 

Diners can choose the way they dine – either by selecting from 

the street vendor menu with smaller plates or choosing from 

the glamorous menu where the servings are more substantial. 

Whatever you order, you are encouraged to share at your table 

so you and your friends can sample a range of wonderous 

flavours. 

Gastronomic delights such as the 

Shangai dumplings, chiang mai 

pork ribs or coconut prawns are 

all available from the street vendor 

menu. 

Tantalisingly tasty, the lamb shank 

in massaman curry, Cambodian 

peppercorn prawns, salmon green 

curry or kungpao chicken are all 

available in the larger sized meals. 

Here you will find quality food at 

reasonable prices and once you visit, 

it won’t be long until you return to 

sample the wonderful flavours 

Le Xom has to offer. 

6 Wakefield Ave, Sumner 

Phone 03 326 4352 

Open 7 days 5pm-9.30pm 

www.lexom.co.nz


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Whether you fancy Thai, Vietnamese or a popular dish 

from South East Asia, we have you covered. 

Bring the family along for an enjoyable dinner at the Thai Garden 

or for a more formal evening come along to Buddha Stix. 

Simple, yet adventurous. 

Thai Garden is about 

fun, fresh food that 

combines the best of 

Asian flavours. 

We think we’ve hit the trifecta of 

good Thai: fast service, friendly staff 

and fresh ingredients. 

Our menu mixes traditional Thai 

food with modern interpretations 

and dishes from throughout 

Southeast Asia. Whatever you spice 

tolerance, there’s something to keep 

your tastebuds happy. 

Herbs and vegetables are grown 

locally in the Asian Garden and 

exotic spices are sourced straight 

from Thailand, making for healthy, 

authentic and tasty food. 

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buddha stix is a vibrant fusion of the energy 

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Vivid with colour and saturated 

with flavour, Buddha Stix indulges 

all of your senses to create an 

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Relax and soak up the atmosphere 

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484 Cranford Street, 

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Phone 03 354 9203 

Mon 5-9.30pm 

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9 Humphries Drive, 

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Phone 03 982 9250 

Mon to Fri 12-2.30pm 

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Sat to Sun 5-9.30pm 

www.thaigarden.co.nz 

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buddha stix Christchurch 

74 Riccarton Road, Riccarton | 03 961 1704 

Open Monday to Friday 12-2.30pm and 5-9.30pm 

and Saturday to Sunday 5-9.30pm 

www.buddhastix.co.nz

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