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In my many years as a real estate sales consultant I have never heard so many people talking about the real estate market. It seems to be the hot topic on the news every night and around the dinner table. It seems everyone knows someone who has sold a property at an incredible premium recently or who has been bidding competitively at an auction with five, ten, even fifteen other bidders. If we looked up the term “Hot Market” in the dictionary we would most definitely find a reference to our current conditions. The big question is: just how long can it continue this way and is there the possibility of a market correction? It seems that as a city, Christchurch has only just got off the back of the earthquake’s influence on our housing market. REINZ reports that the median New Zealand house price has more than doubled between 2010 and 2020, and yet
the Christchurch Region has only increased just over 60% in the same period. This could mean that Christchurch is still in catch up mode post-earthquake and reduces the possibility of any downward market correction as a result of the current Government measures. This could all mean continued good news for Christchurch property owners, only time will tell. What we do know for sure is that Christchurch simply has a lack of housing stock. We are still seeing extraordinary results in our auction room and we have substantially more buyers than properties to sell. My team is growing with the addition of Rebecca Gilbert coming on board as a buyers' agent. This means that whatever end of the market you are on, we can be giving you the insightful and researched information you need to make an informed decision. If you are considering a real estate move within the next 1-2 years, it is worth starting your conversation with me now so your property is ready to go when the timing is right.
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out & about Microwave mailbox from the Isle of Lewis, Scotland, shared during research correspondence, 2021. PHOTO Lucy Skaer
Lighting the way this month Contemporary art space The Physics Room launches its new exhibition from June 10 through to July 25. The ‘Light enough to read by’ exhibition emerged from discussions around the return of The Physics Room’s library into the gallery and to public access. Metropol looks at how the exhibition came about.
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or the last three years, since the shift to its current site in the Registry Additions Building, much of the library has sat in boxes. The specific needs of this shift — sufficient and natural light, space for reading, listening, and resting — offered a script for gallery staff to work within the development of the new exhibition. Underpinning the project was the idea of the exhibition itself as a form of publication, and ‘text’ as something social, material, and lived, subject to conditions of light and weather. Works by Fiona Connor, Lucy Skaer, Rachel Shearer and Cathy Livermore open out from these ideas, transforming the
gallery. A metal hare runs, runs, low to the ground, across the wood floor; daylight comes in again and the workshop doorway is open; the gallery breathes like a lung with the names of Waitaha’s winds. Each of these works rely on dynamic relationships: with grammar and syntax, ko nga hau me nga wai (winds and waters), architecture and light, positive and negative, chase and flight, oxygen and lungs, reader and listener, fabricator and artist, correspondent and recipient, sequence and rest. While each relates to narrative, none of the works rely on writing itself. A current of questions runs through the
exhibition instead. If written words are not the dominant vehicle for information, what other material languages, voices, histories, and relationships can be held in the gallery space? How might the site generate alternative forms of ‘reading’, not contingent on words on a page, rather on conditions including light, relationships, oral and material narratives? The works might be received as a series of speculative responses to these questions. Light enough to read by is curated by Abby Cunnane, Michelle Wang and Hamish Peterson, and was made possible through the support of the Jan Warburton Trust.
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A refreshing drink Popular Australia pop rock group Lime Cordiale is set to hit the stage in Christchurch July 19. Formed in 2009, the band consists of brothers Oli and Louis Leimbach, with various touring members.
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fter an explosive 12 months, Lime Cordiale will play its latest album live in New Zealand for its 14 Steps to A Better You tour, across four cities. The New Zealand leg of the tour kicks off in Dunedin on Friday, July 16, then heads to Wellington, Christchurch and lastly Auckland. Supporting the group will be Sydney indie triple j faves, the three-piece Le Shiv. Lime Cordiale notched up a successful 2020 with the release of its sophomore album, 14 Steps to A Better You, which topped the Aussie Album Chart and saw it receive eight ARIA nominations. Always high octane, front man Louis is the ultimate showman, as the brothers’ distinctive vocal and on-stage charisma sets the ultimate party vibe.
The band last played in Aotearoa towards the end of 2019 for the Robbery tour and its live performance garnered rave reviews, being described by some as “the stuff of legend”. “Overseas touring, are you kidding me? Says Oli. “We’ve been waiting a year and a half to get over there and now it’s finally happening. “New Zealand is just the best place to tour. Beautiful country and the driest humour.” In 2020, Lime Cordiale’s hit singles Robbery and Temper Temper gained platinum accreditation, and over the past 18 months the band have accrued an additional seven gold singles. Add to those 1.5 million monthly listeners and upwards of 217 million streams on Spotify, close to 20 million Apple Music streams and YouTube views exceeding 13 million, the band is on a fast rise.
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WORDS LYNDA PAPESCH
Mental health is a huge issue in New Zealand currently with calls for more funding, and more understanding of a problem that affects young and old, male and female alike. One man with personal experience is author and psychologist Paul Wood.
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t 18, he was in prison and his life was completely off the rails. Now, as a Doctor of Psychology Paul uses his subsequent journey from delinquent to doctor to illustrate the process of transformational change and how people can become the best possible versions of themselves. Also, a motivational speaker, leadership and personal development specialist, husband and father, Paul has just published his second book Mental Fitness, following on from an initial bestseller, How to Escape from Prison (2019). In his latest book, Paul coaches readers about how to become both mentally fitter for the future and how to be better at managing the capacity that they have to deal with the challenges they encounter. “Mental fitness combines the mental toughness needed to remain effective when emotions are running high, and the resilience to bounce back and recover when the pressure is off,” he says. “Like physical fitness, it is something we can all proactively build and need to maintain in order to be anywhere near our full potential. Also, like physical fitness, it is normal to struggle and
get fatigued.” In his work today, Paul assists others pursue excellence, have more meaningful lives, and flourish through adversity by enhancing their capacity to cope effectively under stress and recover and grow afterwards. He does this through his deep knowledge of psychology, the insights he gained through his own journey, and his experience of working with elite performers across industries and occupations. Paul wrote about his own journey in the instant bestseller How to Escape from Prison (2019). Resident in Wellington, he contributes regularly to the media and works with several charities that focus on helping young men avoid prison or reintegrate effectively on release. While his own experiences of flourishing through adversity and post-traumatic growth feature, he says it is not just young men at risk. “The techniques and insights in Mental Fitness bring together tens of thousands of hours of experience in helping others build their mental fitness across industries as diverse as technology, government, the defence force, insurance, education and professional sports.”
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Dogs in Antarctica Now until 11 August
Canterbury has thrown on her glad rags and is playing prestigious host to expos, exhibitions and shows this month. Continuum 4 – 25 June Art lovers, this one’s for you. Fiksate proudly presents a collaborative exhibition by Askew One and Jasmine Gonzalez. www.fiksate.com
Set up at Hanmer Springs library, this Museum exhibition pays tribute to the dogs that provided companionship on the great Antarctic expeditions. www.canterburymuseum.com
The Marriage of Figaro 8 June – 13 July
Baby Expo 12 – 13 June
Lust, revenge, deception, and a wedding. It’s amazing what you can pack into a day. Read more on the next page. www.nzopera.com
Fly over to the Air Force Museum in Wigram to check out the latest in all things mini mes. www.eventbrite.co.nz
Queen: It’s a Kinda Magic 18 June
The Silencer 19 June
Boogie to all your favourite hits from rock band icons. Celebrate their legacy thanks to Showtime Australia. www.venuesotautahi.co.nz
The unapologetically crude Chopper is crossing the ditch and heading straight for Isaac Theatre Royal. Not for the faint of heart… www.premier.ticketek.co.nz
Once 19 June – 24 July
Winetopia 9 – 10 July
Guy is about to sell his guitar and accept his fate of repairing vacuum cleaners, when the Girl walks into his life… www.courttheatre.org.nz
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You wouldn’t think Beyoncé and Mozart had much in common. But when it comes to the Aotearoa adaptation of the Marriage of Figaro, when asked the question ‘who run the world?’ Both answer - girls.
ore than 235 years after its premiere in Vienna, the female-led creative team will put its spin on one of the composer’s most popular operas at three locations around the country. Running from July 8 to 13 at the Isaac Theatre Royal in Christchurch, and the messages presented in the classic, are in fact still relevant today. “Mozart certainly had an interest in the role of women in society, and women drive the narrative of this opera. Ideas about knowledge, reason, liberty, progress, and tolerance are being presented to 21st century audiences in the form of a captivating and richly comic story,” says New Zealand Opera’s General Director Thomas de Mallet Burgess. I hope the opera will be a catalyst for conversation about women directors, designers and conductors in opera.” A conversation that may be well overdue. Don’t miss out on tickets! Visit the website below to secure your seat at one of the shows. Or go and take a picture at the mural of the show’s lead songbirds on the back of The Piano (across from the Isaac Theatre Royal). www.nzopera.com
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Two operas, two Figaros At ‘Lansdown(e)’, in behind the Bicycle Thief Restaurant on the Old Tai Tapu Road, something new is happening.
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arropera, the musical/ narrative entertainment created for Lansdown(e) eight years ago, will present its first winter season. All four winter performances will be on weekend afternoons, from 3pm to 4.30pm, so that audience members can be home before dark. First up, a brace of performances of Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro in June/ July, followed by a brace of Weber’s wonderful opera Der
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Freischütz, in late July/early August (more about that in a later issue of Metropol). Few music lovers know that Mozart made several major changes to The Marriage of Figaro, three years after the opera’s first performances. The changes are significant, and not only musically since they also re-calibrate the dynamic of the two principal female roles. Lansdown(e)’s performances will highlight Mozart’s unfamiliar changes.
Visit www.lansdownsummer.com or phone (03) 322 5512, for details of how to buy tickets ($30). Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro The Golden Room, Lansdown(e) Homestead, 132 Old Tai Tapu Road Sunday, June 27 (3pm) and Saturday, July 3 (3pm).
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A night of elegance took place at Christchurch Town Hall in support of Cholmondeley Children’s Centre. Ticketed guests put on their glad rags and indulged in all things glitz and glam.
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The lovely Emma Lewisham celebrated the launch of her skincare brand into the Christchurch Ballantynes Department Store in style. A knowledgable panel provided insight eagerly soaked up by learners and long-time customers.
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luxurious weekend or holiday, consider it this. While the world may not currently be your oyster, there are a plethora of enticing escapes throughout the South Island just waiting to be explored and enjoyed. WORDS JESS MURRAY
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rom Nelson to Bluff, every season brings with it a different showcase from each region. Currently, it is Jack Frost’s time to shine and for many eager travellers the likes of hot pools, saunas and nights by a flickering fire jump to the top of desirable things to do. But just because beyond trans-Tasman
travel is still grounded, that does not mean that you cannot dream of life abroad. We are already halfway through 2021, meaning that 2022 will be on your doorstep before you know it. So, if you are starting to see symptoms of a travel bug… check in with your local travel agent.
Giving your next chapter its best start.
Metropol has the some of the latest in all things luxury on the next few pages. Near and far, from travelling to your destination in style to indulging in some extravagant amenities, you are not going to want to flick past this feature. You might even spot a getaway treat especially for our readers.
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he opening of the trans-Tasman bubble has given optimistic Kiwis a case of the travel bug. And all good travel planning must start somewhere; enter Neville Jones of Experiential Travel. “We curate amazing travel experiences in some of the most beautiful and interesting places in the world,” he says. Experience the stunning landscapes of Africa through safaris, anthropology
tours, gorilla trekking, diving, hiking and mountain climbing. And reside in unique luxury accommodation with front row seats to the everchanging colours and wildlife of the plains. It is never too early to plan an intrepid escape to this continent. Visit the website to find a catalogue of planned itineraries with something for everybody. Go on… answer the call!
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aking the worry out of driving is a real luxury, and that’s where Prime Travel and its offshoot Prime Chauffeurs take prime position. This Ōtautahi-based company is known as one of the finest chauffeur companies in Australasia. It started in 2018 with just a few clients, three luxury vehicles and the determination to provide the finest premium ground
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transport solution for private and corporate clients in Canterbury. Now it is the preferred premium transport provider for numerous national and international personal and corporate clients, embassies, airlines, hotels and tour operators. You can sit back and relax in comfort and style, safe in the hands of professional, handpicked drivers at the wheels of premium vehicles.
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elcome to winter in the alps at the Hermitage. The adventures that Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park offer are truly spectacular in the winter months, with snow-capped mountains and star-filled skies. For those wanting something more relaxing, the lower temperatures are a perfect excuse to rug up and
keep warm next to the fire with a hot drink or glass of wine. Enjoy delicious cuisine and extensive wine lists while surrounded by New Zealand’s highest peaks. There’s no other view quite like it. Discover Hermitage Aoraki/Mount Cook this winter. Dinner, Bed and Breakfast packages now available.
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othing says luxury better than Falcon Brae Villa, perched high above Tasman’s Motueka River. The exclusive-use villa caters for up to 10 guests, with three individual suites and a bunk bedroom. With spectacular 360-degree views, the villa is set in 14 hectares of private forest and spectacular native bush walks.
The architectural residence features a private chef, a helipad, large central lounge area, sunken bar, grand piano, media theatre, commercial kitchen, three dining areas and a stunning collection of art. Guests can relax in the “Games Den” or soak in the outdoor heated spa. Special domestic prices are available, so book the chopper!
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elaxed luxury accommodation just three hours from Christchurch, the Maruia River Retreat is set in a 200-hectare nature estate. Home to seven beautifully appointed private villas, a main lodge with restaurant, and a spa, it also has its own yoga Shala, running group and individual sessions. Special sessions coming up are a transformative writing and yoga retreat
from July 2 to 5 with Australian writer Kerry Sunderland, and its popular Eat. Yoga. Love. from July 29 to August 1. Join the daily group or private yoga classes, then unwind further with a soak in the stoked hot tub, a massage or bespoke facial, before dining on some of the private chef’s showcase creations. Nurture your body, mind and soul. Relax and recharge!
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Fiordland fantasy
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ot tubs, saunas, and a botanical wonderland; what more could you ask for in a Te Anau getaway? Why not let previous guests tell you? “I look for three essentials: an outdoor bath, an unbeatable view, and a location suited for adventure. The aptly named Getaway Te Anau checked all three boxes, and more.
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“… an outdoor tub is the pinnacle of the getaway experience. There’s nothing quite like soaking under the stars, surrounded by nature. The fresh-water hot tubs at Getaway Te Anau were the answer to my glamping prayers,” says Hannah McKennett (Digital Nomad Diaries). • Book before November 1, 2021, mention Metropol Magazine and receive a free hot tub and sauna session for up to four people.
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estled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, just 200 metres from the town centre, is the stylish Queenstown House and its newly renovated, self-contained luxury apartments. A haven with an absolute lake-front setting, it offers five fully serviced apartments, with remote check-in plus a 24/7 virtual concierge. These beautifully appointed apartments come with guest parking and modern
furnishings and appliances; everything you need for a relaxing getaway. Early check-ins and also late check-outs are available, as are some great accommodation packages. The water views are incredible and the best place to enjoy them from is your own sumptuous apartment, so check them out and book today!
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had in the beautiful Abel Tasman National Park. Spend your days kayaking, walking, taking a waka tour, or simply relaxing by the pools, soaking in the hot spa or being pampered with one of our many spa treatments. With so many activities on offer, on site and in the surrounding area there is something for everyone.
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• Increase vigilance in monitoring, detecting, and responding to suspicious activity • Conduct a fresh cyber risk assessment • Review external perimeter security, services and ports • Review third-party services risks, related to remote access and management • Maintain offline, encrypted backups of data and regularly test backups • Make sure patches on all devices are up to date • Check antivirus and other security systems will detect and block ransomware • Review emails, attachments, macro detection, and protection controls • Implement awareness training and processes to increase cyber security literacy • Run regular scans and pick all assets up not just Windows machines • Have an offline copy of the organisation’s incident plan.
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Q: Motel ownership - freehold or lease? A: Right now is a good time to consider purchasing a motel business.
When purchasing a motel business you are normally purchasing a lease, where you will own the business, and a landlord will own the land and buildings (the freehold), which you will lease from them (motel leases are normally up to 35 year terms). You operate the business and then when you decide it is time to move on, the business can be sold on separately. However, there are also opportunities to purchase a freehold going concern (FHGC) – the land, buildings and business, where you own everything. Many people are attracted by the opportunity to purchase motel freehold land and buildings only, receiving a passive return by way of rent from the business owner. This has become an attractive investment option because it is not subject to the same taxes or limitations as residential investment property. We will be happy to discuss motel ownership options with interested parties. Metropol 10 June, 2021 23
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affected by cyber security incidents, last year received 7809 cyber security reports affecting New Zealanders, a significant leap from the 4740 reports made in 2019. On average, companies take about 197 days to identify and 69 days to contain a breach. John Williams, chair of NZ Health IT’s special interest digital enablers group, has the following suggestions:
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he potential to make a much higher return on your money and to spread your financial risk, to become involved in something you’re passionate about, and to be part of growing the local economy, are all reasons he cites. “Investing your money to buy a business can be a great option and the returns can be several times that of owning an investment property,” says Richard, director of Business for Sale website nzbizbuysell.co.nz. “Personal fulfilment and financial gain are among the attractive benefits of owning a business. And when you sell there is no tax on the intangible asset component. Owning (and potentially running) a business will take some skill and serious effort. It can also be hugely rewarding.” Self-involvement is essential, he believes. “With smaller investments you are likely to be working in the business, and will be busy with operations, sales and marketing, and staff. This then becomes a “job” plus an “investment”. His final piece of advice: “Do your homework and purchase a business that will work well for you. Make sure you understand the numbers and enjoy exploring the possibilities.”
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For all your legal needs A merger with Strowan Law means that long-established Christchurch firm Pier Law can now provide a wider range of legal services to its clients.
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he firm takes pride in having a team of widely experienced, helpful and approachable staff who place value on quality client service. “We talk your language,” says Managing Director Bill Herbison. “We take a genuine interest in our clients, listen to their needs and work towards providing solutions that our clients understand so they can feel part of the process.” The introduction of Indira Sirisena and Lisa Kennedy, formerly of Strowan Law, means that Pier Law can broaden its services to its clients. Indira and Lisa are both experienced, able and efficient lawyers who look forward to serving their former client base and new clients through Pier Law. Their practice areas cover property law, trusts and estates as well as all aspects of family law. This includes adoptions, care and contact
arrangements for children, Oranga Tamariki matters, domestic violence, guardianship disputes, orders preventing removal of children, paternity and relationship property. They also offer Legal Aid family law services, recognising the importance of that offering to the local community. Directors Bill Herbison, Caroline Davey and Indira Sirisena head the Pier Law team, which comprises experienced lawyers and legal executives spread over all its three branches in convenient Christchurch suburban locations (New Brighton, Kaiapoi and Styx Mill). The spread of offices allows the team to meet with clients at their preferred office location, whether that be close to their home, their workplace or otherwise. The firm also offers other legal services including advice and representation on buying and selling residential property,
wills, enduring powers of attorney, advice on and administration of Family Trust’s, commercial property advice, estate administration, relationship property and contracting out agreements. The legal team is small enough to work closely with all its clients one on one and to gain an in-depth understanding of their specific needs, and at the same time large enough to have the expertise, knowledge and skills required for clients’ ongoing legal needs. “The quality of the services we offer to our clients is given the highest priority. We are all people who very much take an interest in our clients as well as their needs, and work with them individually to achieve their goals,” explains Bill. If you need legal advice at a level, you can understand and feel part of, Pier Law welcomes your call to any of the branch offices or visit the website below. www.pierlaw.co.nz Metropol 10 June, 2021 25
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Trailblazing women sought The search for New Zealand’s most empowering, hard-working and inspiring wāhine has begun, with nominations now open for the 2021 Women of Influence Awards.
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he awards recognise women who are driving change, excelling in their field and leading by example, from community through to international level. Presented by Stuff and Westpac NZ, the Women of Influence Awards feature 10 categories across business, philanthropy, innovation, diversity and more. This year’s programme includes two new categories: Environment and Primary Industries. Nominations close at midnight on August 16 and will be assessed by a high-calibre judging panel led by former Governor-General Dame Silvia Cartwright, with one new member, tech expert Te Aroha Grace. The winners will be crowned at the annual gala dinner in Auckland on October 21. The popular Women of Influence Speaker Series returns in July and
August. Held in Christchurch (August 12) as well as Tauranga, Auckland and Wellington, the series will give audiences the chance to hear from a range of influential New Zealanders in a relaxed and interactive format. Last year’s Awards winners included well-known New Zealanders such as science communicator Siouxsie Wiles, and international performer and choreographer Parris Goebel. The programme also celebrates the work of grassroots figures such as domestic violence campaigner Jackie Clark (2018 Supreme winner) and environmentalist Annika Andresen (2019 Young Leader winner). The new Environment Award was introduced to recognise women who are fighting climate change or protecting our natural environment. Westpac NZ Chief Executive David McLean says
he is encouraged by the ingenuity of environmental work being undertaken, from a community through to corporate level. “There is extraordinary work happening around New Zealand to create a cleaner and more sustainable environment. This award is about acknowledging the people spearheading this work, and encouraging businesses, communities, and individuals to join us in making bold commitments to a cleaner and healthier New Zealand,” Mr McLean says. To nominate a woman of influence or for more information about the 2021 Women of Influence Awards and the nomination process, as well as this year’s Speaker Series, visit www.womenofinfluence.co.nz Follow Women of Influence on Facebook and Instagram for programme news and updates.
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A helping hand The children of today are the leaders and future-shapers of tomorrow and giving those in need a helping hand often makes a big difference. One organisation playing a vital role in this area is Christchurch Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS).
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acqueline Campbell, philanthropy manager for the group, explains that like most charitable organisations BBBS is reliant on donations and volunteers. Both are important, she says, to help youngsters in need of extra support achieve their goals later in life.
“Growing up I was lucky to have a very supportive family and extended whanau, and that has helped to get me to where I am today,” she says. “Many of the children at BBBS don’t have that level of support and that’s where we come in.” Currently BBBS has a lot of children in
Christchurch waiting for mentors. “We are looking for everyday people to be friends with these youngsters and guide them in life. Professional people, semi-retired people, retirees, all sorts.” Jacqueline says the need is for both female and male mentors. “Someone who has at least an hour a week to have some fun with a young person.” Mentors are carefully vetted and then matched with children and young people. “We want to get to know our mentors really well, so careful and appropriate matching is done,” explains Jacqueline. “This involves interviews, reference checks, police checks, and more to ensure mentors are suitable and that they do have the time to put into helping out.” Mentors are initially sought for children aged from six to 12 years, although BBBS supports the matches it makes up until age 18. “Research says that having an extra role model at that age (six to 12) makes a big difference,” says Jacqueline. “We initially ask for a 12-month commitment, although the average mentor in Christchurch stays for 4.3 years. “The difference you can make with one hour, once a week can impact a lifetime.” Playing sports, hanging out, walks, playing board games, bike rides, crafts and more; how the time is spent is up to the mentor. “Mentoring sessions are a fun, relaxed time when young people and their mentors hang out and build a friendship. It is all about spending one-to-one time together doing things both the big and little enjoy from one to three hours once a week.” To learn more about how you can help, visit the website below.
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rom classic designs to the more statement and novelty, glasses designs are emerging in fun and bold styles. Frames are large and small, thin and thick and lenses are colour tinted – meaning there is something for every face shape (and personal preference). Fashion forecasters are noting the re-emergence of larger sportier frames; Think thicker aviator styles with tinted lenses. Retro rounds are having a reboot, ranging from small to larger lenses and
again in all manner of tints. Rectangles are the fashionista frame du jour, the thick frames are acetate and we’re seeing them in those on-trend tonals, pastels, tortoise shell and sleek, classic black. And just like tiny glasses have been the trendsetter’s accessory for the last year or two, supersized frames seem to be setting their place at the style table. Frames are, conveniently, able to be used for both sun and reading lenses,
and the popularity of blue light lenses (to block out the rays from screens which can interfere with our sleep cycles) is also continuing to soar. New Zealand designer Karen Walker’s frames are, as always, a style go-to, and local stores like Matthew’s Eyewear Eyecare, Specsavers and Bailey Nelson have a wide range of styles and choice, along with optometry services to ensure you’re looking out for your eye health, too.
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tore manager Liam Strachan says winter 2021 is all about soft, refined layering. “Corduroy is impossible to ignore this season. It’s easily our biggest selling fabric. We have cord blazers, trousers, shirts, vests and casual jackets in every hue imaginable.” And there’s a lot to choose from – soft and chunky or smooth and refined. Liam has his favourites: “The Hastin trousers and Leo jacket in washed cord, definitely. Wear those with a Dstrezzed t-shirt for casual comfort or a Cutler & Co shirt for a slightly dressier approach.” Bright is back. Liam says think burnt orange, forest green, ruby red and caramel. And continuing with the soft theme, he is particularly excited about the new 100 percent merino knitwear range. “These feature an innovative dyeing process that achieves a textural look while keeping an incredibly soft and smooth touch.” Designed here, to be worn here, you can check out the soft and brights at 678 Colombo St, Christchurch or visit the website below.
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A good night’s sleep is one of the most important things we can do for our health, yet too often it can be easier said than done. One way to invite a glorious night of shut eye into your life is to create a sleep routine, and, yes, that means new sleepwear.
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Kathryn Wilson is putting her best foot forward, adorned with a new eco-friendly offering aimed to create a kinder footprint thanks to her eponymous footwear brand. Arriving in store this month, her KIND collection has had a lot of thought put into it, so you can purchase carefree.
Congratulations on the latest collection! Can you tell us a bit about the inspiration and significance behind the design and materials? Thank you! The initial offering of three casual styles has been consciously crafted using Global Recycling Standard certified recycled leather and fly-knit uppers made from recycled plastic bottles. We are excited to be able to offer fashion footwear with a ‘kinder’ footprint through materials, components and the manufacturing methods used.
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After more than two years in design development, how did you know the collection was ready to go public? We have researched and met with several suppliers of sustainable footwear materials and packaging over the last three to four years at international trade shows and shoe fairs. We wanted to make sure the providers we aligned with were GRS certified, trustworthy and had worked with reputable brands to ensure they were committed to creating a quality product, not ‘green-washing’ and were transparent around their social responsibility and code of ethics. We began development of these styles in November 2019 and have been wear-testing and re-fitting the styles to ensure the materials we have sourced are durable, colourfast, and comfortable before finalising our prototype samples which were sold
to NZ retailers in October 2020. Our wholesale accounts throughout the country were so supportive of this new development and have been as excited as we are to have these styles arrive at stores this month. You’ve started your sustainability journey by announcing a partnership with CarbonClick. What factors led to you joining forces to create a footwear with a kinder footprint? With the release of our KIND collection we made part of the purchase price a $10 donation towards the Kaikoura Project, a local regeneration of native forest and pest control program that would off-set more than 100kg of carbon emissions from each pair sold. We have had awesome support and guidance from our sustainability expert; Vanessa from Unravelled Consultants who specialises in advice for the NZ fashion industry on becoming more sustainable. She has introduced us to suppliers of packaging, materials and manufacturers who are offering climate friendly options.
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to buy quality items and look after their footwear using care products to lengthen their lifespan, we have less items going into landfill. We hope our shoes will be loved and shared between mothers and daughters or from friend to friend for years to come, ideally given an extended life by donating to a circular fashion retailer or charity. So, what are the next steps (pun intended) for the Kathryn Wilson brand? We are excited to share our sustainability strategy document online this month and increase our
transparency around our product development, our people behind the brand, our charity alignments in local communities and defining our operational carbon emissions. Our goals for 2021 include auditing our NZ operations, committing to all packaging from all suppliers being 100 percent recyclable in NZ, weighing and collecting all leather off-cuts from manufacturers to be re-purposed, and surveying our tier one suppliers on their practices to understand where we can help to reduce emissions in the supply chain. Metropol 10 June, 2021 35
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Pain being a pain Have you ever suffered an injury or pain that felt like it was never going to get better? Do you remember feeling how hard life became? It wasn’t just the pain. it was the energy it took to move, the loss of self-esteem and the sense of sadness that you could no longer do what you love.
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or the one in six New Zealanders that suffer “persistent pain”, this is their daily reality. The pain may have started from a back injury or be secondary to “wear and tear” in joints. Or perhaps it is due to a condition such as fibromyalgia. Whatever the cause, the experience is similar. Movement, and therefore life, becomes more difficult. Managing daily pain can be a challenge, but we now know a lot more about what
helps. “The one consistent finding in all the research is that movement is essential”, says Cath Julius, Clinical Director at Freedom Health. “Not only does movement help keep joints mobile and muscles strong, but movement also gives us a sense of freedom and confidence in our bodies that no prescription pill will ever provide.” “That’s where a qualified therapist is essential,” says Cath. “Physiotherapists are
experts in both injury and movement. They can help you discover movement that is supportive and helpful for your body. Using equipment such as the Pilates equipment to give your body the support it requires so that it can move with freedom can be revolutionary for people with pain.” Do you want to add more movement in your life, but need some support? Call Freedom Health and rediscover the life changing benefits of positive movement. www.freedomhealth.co.nz
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Fragrance that defines you
What is life without the heady traces of some indefinable perfume lingering in the air? Those aromatic scents that, for many of us, can conjure memories of people and places from our past.
ragranzi Artisan Perfume Studio retails not only a unique range of fine fragrances for men and women, but also offers clients a world-leading design system that enables them to create their own perfumes from a set of 24 fragrance components in the studio. Group bookings and perfumer-led design parties for special events are also on offer. Commencing in June, perfumer Conan Fee and product formulator Stacey Fraser will be running informational and hands-on practical evening workshops on the third Tuesday of each month for clients to design and make their own particular and preferred fragrance types, such as chypre, oriental, fougere and cologne, as well as personal care products, including moisturisers, room sprays, body lotions, solid perfumes and diffusers. This is a wonderful experience that doesn’t come along every day, so to ensure not missing out, sign up online for the June workshop and learn all about the subtleties of creating rose fragrances, body oils and facial serums. Fragranzi is located at The Arts Centre, Old Boys’ High Building, 28 Worcester Boulevard, Christchurch, or visit the website below. www.fragranzi.co.nz
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When it comes to embracing the grey, there really is something for everyone, it’s a natural process but it does not have to be a gruelling one. When teamed with a precision cut, the result is transformative explains V for Hair and Beauty Master Stylist Vicki Ogden-O’Fee.
A girl’s best friend A 59.60-carat pink diamond (the Pink Star) last month fetched a world record $71.2 million. Pink may not be your colour choice, but if you’re looking for diamonds there are plenty out there in all sorts of colours. Here are some tips from Metropol.
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iamonds are still the first choice for many engagement, wedding and eternity rings along with necklaces, earrings and most other jewellery. They come in all shapes, sizes and many colours including the traditional sparkling white. During the last 10 years or so, coloured or fancy diamonds have become increasingly sought after. Think champagne-coloured, yellow, blue, green and purple even. And with synthetic diamonds also now readily available and many people unable to tell the difference, the colour range is every shade of the rainbow and many spectrums in between too. Stick to the four Cs when
choosing your diamond and you will not go wrong. Cut, colour, clarity and carat weight will guide you through making your choice. The cut is a key factor in a diamond’s appearance, adding to its brilliance and sparkle. Diamond weights are expressed in carats. One carat equals 0.2 grams. Colour is measured in alphabetical order beginning with D and descending to Z, where more colour is present. Fancy coloured diamonds are an exception to the rule because they are rare. All diamonds contain imperfections, most of which are too small to be seen by the unaided eye. The fewer noticeable flaws, the higher the value and clarity.
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ust because you have silver hair coming in and you want to go grey gracefully doesn’t mean it has to be a silver colour,” she says. “We help you discover if you are warm or cool based on hair, skin and eyes, and from there we help you decide the best look for you.” While those with a warm base suit silver hair with soft champagne, sandy iris, strawberry beige, or translucent butterscotch tones, those with a cool base suit silver dove, champagne lilac or platinum iris. “Getting your colour undertone is so important and when this is done right it gives your face an instant brightening, lift and can take years off,” Vicki says. “Get it wrong and you will feel drab and look drained and older… consultation is key!”
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Something for all Winter can take its toll on skin and general health, so it is an ideal time to research a boost, which is where Kiwi Health 2020 Ltd comes into play. Its website is chock full of vitamin and supplement suggestions, aimed at improving all manner of things from skin tone and elasticity to weight management, joint support and, specifically for men, libido, stamina and erectile function.
pple cider vinegar is a popular health food which Kiwi Health owner Karl Petersen says is often used for weight management, and for its anti-arthritis and diabetes benefits. Keto powder is another supplement that Karl advocates using for weight management. “It promotes the body to enter ketosis, which is when the body utilises fat for fuel, as opposed to carbohydrates. If your body is burning fat, you will lose weight.” He says keto powder is also used for improved mental clarity, energy, better digestion, and sleep. Another supplement on his winter suggestion list is Collagen C, which he says can support skin, nail, hair, bone, and tendon health. For these and other supplements, check out the website below. Orders are shipped daily Monday to Friday for New Zealand delivery the next business day. www.herbalbona.co.nz
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Good service is important for Dr Lisa Amin and her team at Christchurch Immigration Health, and with over 400 five-star reviews on Google it is safe to say good service is what they provide.
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ne of those reasons could be down to the fact that the team can cater to individuals, families, and businesses, with the capacity to schedule your medical
examination quickly, with the results ready and emailed to you, usually within 48 hours. Christchurch Immigration Health also offer medicals for pre-travel, if you’re going
to work in Papua New Guinea or Rarotonga for example. Dr Amin urges patients to remember their current passport, glasses and any medication you take. Past medical records can be helpful and save time where appropriate. With the clinic, bookings are preferred but drop-ins are also available, with free parking on site. You can now find Christchurch Immigration Health at The Caledonian Centre on 8 Caledonian Road, St Albans or phone 021 334 110. If you need, view the price list on the clinic’s website below. www.christchurchimmigrationhealth.nz
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Physio on the move On the Go Physio has provided physiotherapy services to a very special group of people – older adults – for 13 years. “I’ve always loved working with this patient group; many changes that come with aging aren’t inevitable. A proper assessment, the right shoes, exercise and nutrition can give people back independence, energy and quality of life” says director Jessie Snowdon.
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nitially a fully home-based service, Jessie started small to fill a gap between what clients sought and what was publicly available. This expanded quickly with a combination of private clients living at home, and aged-care facilities keen to utilise her skills. The team now includes seven physiotherapists, two physiotherapy assistants, an office manager, and recently, an occupational therapist and dietitian. Working with older adults takes a vast knowledge as people can present with the full range of health and rehabilitation needs. “My fabulous team might be working with someone who has had a stroke but also has COPD, arthritis and diabetes. And maybe fractured their hip the year before!” says Jessie. A typical physiotherapy assessment takes at least an hour and follow-up sessions are 45 minutes. “We are often working on a range of activities from strengthening, balance work and endurance, as well as specific neurological input for some people.” As people improve, they can join one of the speciality groups at On the Go Physio’s new home – The Older Adults Health Collective at 47 Whiteleigh Ave. “We now have a small gym space and are offering classes of up to eight people with specific conditions such a stroke, Parkinson’s, Polio, vascular
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conditions and strength and balance,” says Jessie. A new venture, the Older Adults Health Collective houses other health professionals with a passion for working with older adults. “We work closely and collaboratively with our dietician, speech language therapist, massage therapist, and hand therapy colleagues. Clients can access a full range of services without long waiting times or having to repeat their story.” One collaboration is an assessment service for people suffering frailty, started in response to people needing surgery but who weren’t physically strong enough. Jessie says, “Nobody wants to hear themselves described as frail and we are now offering a service for people identified as frail, or heading towards frailty, who would like to reverse this.” The frailty service sees physiotherapist and dietitian collaborate to ensure people have the nutrition they need to build strength. Any issues with managing the eating and swallowing aspect can be immediately referred to the speech language therapy team. “We are so excited about this expansion and serving more people in the later stages of life.” Phone the team on 0800 000 856 or visit the website below. www.onthegophysio.co.nz Metropol 10 June, 2021 45
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Interesting oats WORDS MORGAN TAIT
A staple of winter breakfasts and brunches, oats are a warming, filling and nutritious way to start your day. But, gone are the days of lumpy, sloppy and bland bowls – instead, oats have rebranded as a delectable and nourishing breakfast blank canvas. We share some simple and favourite flavours to accompany your next bowl.
BEAUTIFUL BASES To craft something scrumptious, start right at the beginning. Mix seeds such as chia and flax, cacao nibs, spices like cinnamon, turmeric and cardamom, or supplements like protein or collagen powder into the oats before cooking. When cooking, use a 1:2 oat to liquid ratio, and try using coconut or another nut milk for a dairy free and flavourful options.
FRUITY FAVOURITES
DECADENT DECORATIONS
Once cooked, take your oats to a new, yet still nutritious, level by adding your favourite fruit. Fresh fruits such as banana, berries, mango, kiwifruit and grated apple are excellent options, but so too are stewed fruits. Defrosted berries, stewed rhubarb and stone fruit, pan fried bananas, or poached apple and pear are a comforting collab.
Top off your creation with the addition of, well, anything really. Yoghurt, cream, custard, coulis and other sauces can be decadent sweet treats, while seeds, shredded coconut, nuts, maple syrup, goji berries and currants continue the wholesome theme. Muesli, crumble or crushed cookies add a new textured element, and sprinkle of chocolate never goes astray.
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Apple & feijoa crumble Serves 4
25 to 30 minutes
Grandma’s recipe for traditional apple crumble can be given a new twist by adding feijoas or other fruit to the mix.
Ingredients 4 apples, peeled and sliced 8 medium feijoas, peeled and sliced or pulped 1 cup water ½ cup lemon juice 3 tbsp brown sugar Pinch of salt Crumble ½ cup standard grade flour ½ cup rolled oats ½ cup ground almonds ½ cup brown sugar 1 tsp cinnamon 150g softened butter
Method Preheat oven to 180°C. Put apple slices into a medium-sized saucepan, add water, lemon juice, sugar and salt, and bring to the boil. Reduce heat and simmer until apple is cooked, but firm. Add feijoa slices or pulp, stir. Cover and cook for two minutes until lightly poached. Strain the fruit and transfer to a greased ovenproof dish. Mix the dry crumble ingredients in a bowl, then rub in the butter until the mixture forms clumps. Sprinkle crumble over the top of the fruit then bake in a preheated oven for 20-25 minutes until the juices start to bubble up through the crumble.
Recipe Ivy Anderson
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THE CHINA KITCHEN Papanui We make the freshest and best authentic Chinese food to delight your palate and feed your soul. Our food is made with healthy ingredients using our very own recipes. Try our homemade Dumplings, made fresh for you everyday and our new Dim Sum lunch menu. No MSG & Gluten free options available. Dine in or takeaway and UberEATS. BYO wine & fully licensed. Open Tues to Sat 11.30am-9.30pm, Sun 11.30am-9pm. 21 Main North Rd, Papanui Ph. 03 354 6818 Find us on:
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LITTLE RIVER CAFE & STORE Little River We are famous around Canterbury as specialists in rustic home-cooked savoury and sweet foods. We have heaps of great gift ideas in our store, championing all that is local and you will not find a better wine or craft beer selection anywhere on the Peninsula. Open 7 days.
Main Road, Little River Ph 03 325 1933 www.chinakitchen.co.nz
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SALMON HEAVEN Bush Inn
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Add salmon to your favourite meal of the day – whether it be breakfast, dinner or tea in winter or summer – so many beautiful salmon dishes that can be made like salmon & pancakes, eggs benedict, salmon pasta, salmon salad, baked salmon portions or the quick and easy salmon pizza or pie. Just enjoy this healthy flavoursome product when you can. Now also proudly stocking Wairiri Buffalo cheese and yoghurt.
Located in the Heathcote Valley, our space is owned and operated by a small team of friendly locals and is eclectic and up-cycled with all-day sunshine and an easy-going vibe. Our team bake everything in our cabinet including plant-based, gluten-free, and vegan options. We proudly serve Prima coffee which roasts locally. We also feature local arts, crafts, and products. We are all about supporting local.
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THE PEDAL PUSHER Addington Delicious meals, refreshing beverages, relaxing atmosphere. Book your function now! Come and enjoy our warm atmosphere and friendly service. Open: 7 days 11am till late.
THE MILK BAR West Melton
Serving a range of fine cuisines that can truly be described as international to suit any occasion. Situated on site at the Quality Hotel Elms in Papanui and open daily for breakfast and dinner, they pride themselves on their mouth-watering food - including a range of gluten-free and vegetarian options and their comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. Coffee from 6am. All day snacks. Dinner from 5pm.
Fish n Chips, Burgers, Nachos, American Hot Dogs, Milk Shakes/Slushies – every flavour! Soft Serve Ice Cream, Kids play area, OldSchool Space Invaders Machine. Licensed. Dine In/Take Away. Hours - 11am to 7.30pm(ish) - 7 days.
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TWO FAT POSSUMS West Melton
Stocking the well-known French-inspired J’aime Les Macarons. She Universe Chocolates, Italian Gelato, and mouthwatering freshly creamed donuts. Sweet Societe offers a twist of European tea, meringues, cupcakes and more. With a wide range of gluten-free treats, you can be sure to find something for the whole family. All freshly baked and delivered daily. Open 7 Days.
We take inspiration from traditional Taiwanese cusine and mix the diverse Asian cultural style, fresh flavours and chic setting. To find out more about Formosa, just scan QR code above. Open Mon-Sat only.
Gold Card Lunches Mon-Fri Mon/Tue Wood-fired pizzas $20 Tues Quiz night - free entry & prizes Wednesday $15 Burgers Thursday $20 Steak Night Sunday $10 Waffles Function Room - fundraisers/private functions Takeaways available. Open 7 days: Sun 9am-late, Mon-Sat 11.30-late
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Enjoy fresh Belgian Waffles, Gourmet Shakes, award winning Deep South Ice Cream and Mojo Coffee. Relax and watch the world go by outside or sit upstairs and enjoy the New Regent Street vibe from above. Perfect after dinner or after show treat.
Crafted in the heart of Geraldine, the Humdinger Dry and Citrus Gins are quickly gathering a following. The Dry Gin is an absolute classic with a beautifully long finish, while the Citrus Gin is fragrantly enticing and refreshing. Both were awarded Silver in the 2021 London Spirits Competition, after only seven months! Order online or have a tasting in the Distillery to find your new favourite.
Excellent Prima coffee and a welcoming cafe atmosphere in a glass house, Urban Escape makes the perfect space to escape the hustle and bustle of the Urban Jungle. To relax and unwind in comfort with tasty coffee and delicious daily made food. Not only a space for us humans, but also a space for our four-legged fur babies. Looking for a new local, come check us out! Open Mon-Friday 6am-4pm, Sat 8am-1pm.
12 New Regent Street Ph 0210 284 4410
3a Talbot St alleyway, Geraldine
1 Treffers Road, Wigram, Christchurch Ph 0272 810 567
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CENTRAL BARK CAFÉ Papanui
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CAFE MAYFIELD Mayfield
Central Bark Café PET friendly café. Let our experienced baristas create amazing coffee for you and then whip up a Puppuccino for your four legged friend! Our cabinet food showcases our hand crafted goodies or choose from our expansive menu. We cater to a broad range of dietary requirements. Open 7 days. Pet Central Papanui Superstore 11 Langdons Rd, Papanui Ph 0800 48 77 38
Whether you are passing through Amberley or looking for a great destination café to visit, you’ll be made to feel welcome at Bunco’s. We take pride in making everything onsite including brioche burger buns, pies, homemade ice cream and sweet treats in the cabinet. We have a great selection of glutenfree pies and slices too! We are a locally owned family business and treat all our customers like they’re part of our family.
Cafe Mayfield offers a variety of options on our new café menu or dine out on fish and chips from our take away menu. Large range of freshly made sandwiches, slices and scones to select from as well as lots of other delicious cabinet food. We are child friendly with an exciting new play-ground area. Offering a vast range of gluten friendly and vegan options, we look forward to welcoming you on your next visit!
Open 6 days: 6am - 4pm 47 Carters Road, Amberley Ph 03 423 6285
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JAPANZ BAKERY South City Mall
TWENTYFOUR CATERING Canterbury
Perfect for your office shout, birthday party or a gift for your special someone. Yours to enjoy! New donut flavours for you to try now! • Custard • Chocolate • Redbeans • Jam & Cream • Salted Caramel
Take the work out of your next dinner party. Providing a genuine customer-focused experience using natural products, delivered by our family-focused team. • Private Functions • Weddings • Events • Consulting & Temp Chefs
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EVENT MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS Event management requires a tremendous amount of organisation and communication skills, efficient planning and advanced background knowledge. Multi Events Limited has a large network of reliable contacts & competent personnel, with hands-on management approach & our strong management team, together with you, we can assure your event will run as smooth as possible. Multi Events Limited prides itself on successful planning and solutions for large-scale music festivals, concerts and corporate events throughout New Zealand, specialising in intoxication management.
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Harbour House is here to bring you delightful coffee, scrumptious food and refreshing beverages, served with a smile in front of picturesque views of beautiful Governors Bay. Talk to us about hosting your next function or catering platters for a BBQ at home, or a menu specially designed just for you and your event. Relax with us and spend some time on the deck enjoying the spectacular views.
We are an award winning southern-USA styled bar & restaurant with a distinctly NZ twist. We offer a great sharing plate selection, complemented with exceptional cocktails, craft beers, and a hand picked wine list. We are available for function hire including wedding receptions, birthdays, work functions and engagement parties and have live music every Wed to Sat which is free of charge for functions.
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Level 1/98 Victoria Street, Christchurch Central Open 7 Days Ph. 03 366 9906
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THE ELMWOOD Strowan Eat - Drink - Play New Menu - Daily Specials • Functions • Quiz Nights • Meetings! Superb food, great prices. Ample free parking! Your new local! Open 7 Days 10am-11pm
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LEVEL ONE CRAFT BEER & COFFEE BAR New Brighton Let’s talk baked goods... Level One bakes up the finest rolls, scones, cakes, slices and bliss balls. From vegan, gluten free and fully loaded sugar rushes, our daily offering is simply scrumptious. Cakes by Level One are available for special occasions & weddings.
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This is Christchurch’s best kept secret! With a castle like feel, this is a welcoming bustling cafe by day and a lux chilled out bar & casual dining restaurant by night. Family friendly and affordable, a unique heritage building experience just 10 minutes from the CBD. Menu and online booking on website. Cafe | Bar | Restaurant High Tea | Weddings Functions | Beer Garden 200 Hackthorne Road, Cashmere Ph: 03 925 8766
217 Marine Parade, level one Ph. 021 249 3646 www.theelmwood.co.nz
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YE-CHON KOREAN BBQ Riccarton
AMIGO CAFE Sydenham
The historic surrounds of Mona Vale makes the charming Homestead an approachable daytime restaurant. Currently open Friday, Saturday and Sunday with their special Sunday lunch roasts from June through to September. Head Chef, Keshan Sedara, focuses on North Canterbury produce, lunch, delicate High Teas and moreish brunch offerings. A perfect restaurant to relax with family and friends.
Ye-Chon is a Korean BBQ spot serving up a generous range of traditional Korean Cuisine in a contemporary setting. Ye-Chon specialises in “Korean Barbeque”, a dining format rooted around communal values. Their in-house wet-aged cuts grilled over charcoals and generous hospitality is sure to keep you craving! Open 6 days: Mon-Sat 11.30am-8.30pm
40 Mona Vale Avenue, Fendalton Ph: 03 341 7450
95 Riccarton Road, Windmill Shopping Centre Ph 03 341 3314
An abundance of proper deliciousness freshly made daily. You’ll feel like a local the moment you walk in and will notice the many regulars who love our food. A seriously tempting brunch menu and selection of slices and biscuits to enjoy with afternoon (or morning) tea. We use delicious Hummingbird coffee beans and along with our talented baristas you get the perfect brew every time. Visit us for an experience like no other. The Colombo Mall 23/363 Colombo St. Ph 03 377 7699
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LAKEHOUSE RESTAURANT Lake Hood - Ashburton A stunning lake side restaurant offering a low and slow American BBQ menu plus a lunch and dinner a la carte menu. Great indoor/outdoor areas for catching up with friends. Moor your boat at our water entrance and enjoy our al-fresco deck or a cool refreshing drink. 5 minutes off the main highway from Ashburton.
TASTE OF KIWI Springfield A Taste of Kiwi food, community, and hospitality. Daily fresh baking and delicious cabinet food, alongside breakfast and lunch menus for all dietary requirements. Proudly fuelled by Allpress Espresso to serve the very best coffee. The only stop you need this winter on the Great Alpine Highway! Open 7 days.
Lake Hood Drive, Lake Hood, Ashburton Ph 03 302 6064 info@lakehouselakehood.co.nz
5666 West Coast Road, Springfield Ph 03 318 4840
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In your glass Twelfth Hour Dry Gin Twelfth Hour Dry Gin is a small batch New Zealand gin that has 22 iterations uniting global botanicals with the powerful makrut (kaffir lime). Clean & crisp on the nose, it has a lingering finish. A punchy gin perfect with tonic and garnished with cucumber.
700ml, $79.99
Woodford Reserve “Big Daddy’s Barrel” Big Daddy’s own special barrel of fine bourbon whisky from the Woodford Reserve distillery, a perfect blend of Kentucky whisky since 1812. Big Daddy is sharing straight bourbon whisky with over 200 flavour notes with bold grain and wood for your pleasure.
1l, $99.99
COSY CAFÉ Casebrook
WILLOWS CAFE Glentunnel In addition to their delicious seasonal menu, great coffee, scrumptious cabinet food and friendly service Willows Cafe boasts the most breathtaking views overlooking the Hororata Golf Course. Call in to see us for your break-time while travelling around the country. Catering available for individuals and large groups. We look forward to welcoming you soon. Open 7 days.
Located on Cavendish Road, locally owned café with a wide range of homemade cabinet food, full breakfast, brunch and lunch menu available. Providing gluten free options and can cater for any other dietary requirements on request. Enjoy our Hummingbird roasted coffee blend made by our experienced baristas. Open 7 days, 7am – 4pm.
2597 Homebush Rd, Glentunnel Ph. 03 318 2799
24/150 Cavendish Road, Casebrook Ph. 03 352 0412
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Big Daddy’s Stores
Shirley (03) 386 0528 205 Hills Rd
Blenheim Road (03) 343 1523 280 Blenheim Rd
Parklands (03) 383 2478 60 Queenspark Drive
Brougham Street (03) 366 5737 151 Waltham Rd Eastgate (03) 381 3660 227 Linwood Avenue
Hillmorton (03) 338 7733 7 Halswell Rd Rangiora (03) 310 8200 28 High St
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A tasteful evening at Ilex Cafe Photos by Jane Wyles Photography, for copies email janewylesphotos@gmail.com
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New Zealand Red Cross held its Taste of Cultures charity dinner. The menu showcased cuisine from Somalia, Eritrea, Afghanistan and Syria to reflect the amazing food and cultures of some of Christchurch’s refugeebackground communities. 1. Douglas Marshall, Brent King 2. Stacey Jones, Tedros Habtegiorgis 3. Mahsheed Mahjor, Wahida Zahidi, Edward & Belinda Donaldson 4. Yaser Nazar, Farzana Hardari, Piers Locke 5. Tammy Callander, Jennifer Weaver 6. Paula Davidson, Mark Westbury, Suzie Restieaux
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ARBOUR WOODFIRED PIZZA Lyttelton
MOSAIC BY SIMO Addington
THE DISH City
Housed in a new building with a clear roof, repurposed 120-year-old Lyttelton fishing boat as the bar, and packed with plants, Arbour Woodfired Pizza is like walking into a giant glass house. With a menu that follows the seasons using almost 100% NZ sourced ingredients, our highly experienced, dedicated pizza chefs work with our beautiful woodfired oven to produce stunning artisanal pizza you can’t get anywhere else. Visit us for an experience like no other.
Being New Zealands first authentic Moroccan Restaurant, we feel a great responsibility to introduce our guests to the wonderful flavors and hospitality of Morocco and provide an unforgettable dining experience. Savour the many layers of herbs and spices, infused oils and fragrant waters, the sweetness of syrups, honeyed fruits and nuts, the pungent saltiness of preserved lemons and olives. So, take time to share the pleasure of eating at Mosaic by Simo.
The Dish welcomes you to experience our Asian Fusion menu… once you have tasted you will keep coming back again and again! We offer a tremendous range of entrees and mains… and are vegan and vegetarian friendly. Try our brand new Dumpling Menu – you will be impressed! Lunch Special - $15 Lunch: Mon-Fri 11.30am-2pm Dinner: Mon-Sun 5pm-9.30pm
Shop 3/300 Lincoln Rd, Addington. Ph: 03 338 2882
Open 7 days 376 Montreal St, City Centre Ph 03 925 9787
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For an authentic Korean experience, look no further than Ye Chon Korean BBQ & Restaurant in Riccarton.
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entrally located, the restaurant offers an extensive range of Korean BBQ-style dishes and other delicacies, expertly prepared by a team of experienced staff. It specialises in Korean BBQ which is cooked at the table. “You can cook it yourself or get help from our friendly staff,” says owner Andrew Chung. “It’s such a unique experience for New Zealand people.” Andrew says the restaurant has been operating for about nine years now. While
its menu offers a variety of different meats for barbequing, the most popular choice is beef. “We also do pork, seafood and vegetarian dishes. Check out our menu for many traditional Korean dishes.” These include bibimbap, bulgogi, and kimchi stew, along with soy and spicy dishes, all available as dine in, takeaways, or delivery via Uber Eats. You will find the restaurant at 95 Riccarton Road and don’t forget to visit it on Facebook.
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In your kitchen
VILLA DEL VENTO
GATEHOUSE CAFÉ
Beautiful layer cakes for weddings and celebrations. Vintage styling, the finest ingredients, and attention to detail create a centerpiece as delicious as it looks. It may be a delicate raspberry and lemon sponge you fancy, a deep dark chocolate cake, or perhaps a decadently smooth rich baked cheesecake whatever your choice the hand piped flowers are sure to delight. Visit our website, view the gallery for inspiration, and see what other exciting treats and events we have on offer.
At Gatehouse Café we have a large variety of keto options here on the outskirts of Christchurch. Bring the kids or dogs down to our park like surroundings and enjoy a delightful meal while relaxing away from the busy city life.
Contact us now at: francesca@villadelvento.co.nz www.villadelvento.co.nz
NATIVE THAI FOOD & CAFE
COUNTRY KITCHEN BAKERY
Offering you this amazing Lunch Special! Enjoy an Authentic Thai Meal. Only $10 ( Thai spicy on request ) also serving iced lemon tea and iced Thai milk tea. Pop in and try our yummy food - you will keep coming back time after time… Open Monday to Saturday 88D Riccarton Road (03 343 3318) (corner of Riccarton and Straven Rds)
Feeling like desert on these cool nights? How about one of our own lolliecake cheesecakes to sweeten the day. Only available at Country Kitchen Bakery Redwood.
FIONA’S FOOD
COTTAGE PANTRY & GALLERY
Customised Cooking Classes Get a group of your friends or workmates together. Choose what you’d like to learn and come along for a fantastic foodie night. Guaranteed you’ll go away inspired! Ideal for a mid winter outing for book groups, social clubs, sports groups, and birthday celebrations etc. www.fionasfood.co.nz Ph 027 2295671 56 10 June, 2021 Metropol
356b Main North Road, Redwood Next to Mobil Ph. 03 352 8111
In addition to a great range of dried food ingredients, come and explore the attached cottage where an extensive range of British sweets, Dutch liquorice, Kiwi favourites, handmade chocolates, fudge and beautifully wrapped gifts await you. Open 7 days. The Cottage Pantry & Gallery 24 Wilson Street, Geraldine 7930 www.cottagepantry.co.nz
185a Kirk Road, Templeton Ph 03 344 2052 www.gatehousecafe.co.nz
WORLD CUISINE With extensive knowledge & experience from years as an international private Chef, Liz & the team from World Cuisine can take your private dinner party or function on a culinary journey to delight your senses. Impress your guests with a meal to remember. Private cooking lessons available. For your bookings contact us now at: enquiries@worldcuisine.co.nz www.worldcuisine.co.nz
HALSWELL BAKERY & CAFÉ Our pies are full of tender, slow cooked beef, rich, flavoursome gravy, encased in soft flaky pastry. 346 Halswell Road Open 7 days Ph 322 4600 shop@halswellbakery.co.nz www.halswellbakery.co.nz
In your kitchen
MAJESTIC INDIAN
SISSY’S KITCHENETTE
OSCARS DINER CAFE
A warm and inviting restaurant serving all your favourite scrumptious authentic Northern Indian food. Mention Metropol when you call for a booking and receive a complimentary Onion Bhaji dish to share. 9 Humphreys Drive, Ferrymead Ph 03 384 2310 or txt order to 027 788 5002 www.themajestic.co.nz
Proud to announce we are now situated in our own store on Lincoln Rd - we create a range of baked goods such as celebration cakes, savouries, bread, including a variety of Keto & Gluten Free options We also bake authentic Filipino desserts. Open Tue-Sun - check Facebook for hours. sissys.kitchenette@gmail.com Ph: 027 563 2125 or 027 841 2233
Operating Mon-Sat, Oscars Diner offers plenty of handmade food and menu options! Off street-parking, free wi-fi and a relaxed atmosphere make Oscars a great spot for your next catch up!
KABAYAN FISHERIES
MELTON ESTATE
Come visit our store for all your delicious and healthy fresh fish. So many options available. See our Facebook page for our daily catch. Mon-Sat 9.30-7pm, Sun 9.30-3pm Shop 2, 125 Main South Rd, Sockburn Ph 027 300 7070
HALSWELL BAKERY & CAFÉ Picnics at the beach, boot parties at the races, work shouts, birthday parties, BBQs, or just because! Check out our catering menu online, or pop in and see us. 346 Halswell Road Open 7 days Ph 322 4600 shop@halswellbakery.co.nz www.halswellbakery.co.nz
“Meltonia” is all about ‘Making Canterbury Sparkle’ – celebrating everything that Canterbury has to be proud of. Visit our Cellar Door in West Melton or shop online. Open Thurs to Sun 10am to 5pm. cnr Weedons Ross & Johnson Rds, West Melton. Ph 03 347 4968 www.meltonestate.co.nz
@oscarsdinercafe Ph.027 310 6369 125 Main South Road, Sockburn www.facebook.com/oscarsdinercafe
UNA BAKERY
A Bakery treasure trove at the bottom of the hill. An easy location for you to pop in and stock up on our bakery products. Delicious hand made cakes, Danish pastries, pies, sausage rolls and Underground Coffee. Catering also available. 73 Centaurus Rd, Huntsbury Ph. 337 8214
ROOM 205 COFFEE HOUSE
GOOD CAKE CO.
Contact us directly for your next business meeting, function or party bookings. Room 205 are available for all your catering requirements… Serving fresh homemade food (GF, VG, DF, KETO) and barista coffee. We can cater for up to 60 people in our upstairs area that. 205 Fendalton Road, Fendalton (corner Clyde and Fendalton Road) Open 7 Days. Ph 03 351 1488
LowCarb, SugarFree, Keto & GlutenFree delicious cakes. Find some of our products in the fridge at The Collective, Riverside Market or order online. Also find us every Saturday 9am-1pm at Christchurch Farmers Market, Riccarton House. Yes, you can have your cake and eat it too! www.goodcakeco.co.nz Ph 021 346640 Metropol 10 June, 2021 57
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Winter hues
Dustypink Alpine fur throw.
OZ Design hanging baskets.
Java Light Blue Washed Cotton Quilt Cover Set Flaunter / flaunter.com
Microplush bath robe. Flynn vase
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Snuggling into soft pillows helps make the time pass more easily during those cold, wet, winter days (and nights).
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olour too can add warmth to a room, and blue is a classic hue for doing this. From deep midnight blues to baby hues, it’s always a popular colour choice. As a colour, blue both contrasts and complements most other colours. Pillows are an easy way to add blue to a room’s colour palette, but rememeber too that not all
pillows are created equal. Down pillows, for instance, are made from the soft fibres close to the skin of a goose, duck, or swan. Then there are those made from feathers, cotton, latex, memory foam, and bamboo. Add to the ambience with colour coordinated fur or natural wool throws, maybe a few scatter cushions, and soft lighting.
Mira woven baskets.
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Smooth sailing Everyone needs a place to call their own, including adults. Just a having a corner of a shared bedroom or lounge to read and relax when you need some time out can be of major benefits to your mental health and make sure your relationships continue to be smooth sailing.
PAINT: Walls in Resene Tangaroa, and Resene Indian Ink; floor in Resene Colorwood Mid Greywash; rope table in Resene Blanc; life preserver wreath in Resene Raging Bull.
FURNISHINGS: Armchair, cushion, shag rug and seagrass pouf all from Nood; mirror and brass shell planter from H&M Home; all other accessories are stylist’s own. Styling Laura Lynn Johnston / Photography Bryce Carleton
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f you have a particular interest – such as sailing, for instance – it can be a great starting point for gathering different things as part of a cohesive theme. Your aim should always be to try and decorate with things that you really love; whether it is objects that have special meaning to you, or simple things you find particularly pleasing to look at. If the colour is all wrong, it is a quick and easy fix with a fresh lick of paint in a hue that better coordinates. In this lounge, even the accessories have been painted in nautically inspired shades. Creating the right mood is another key
component in a relaxing space, and colour plays a very important role in that. Dark, rich wall and ceiling colours can be easier on the eyes than brights or whites and can send the brain a psychological message, which, in turn, has a physiological effect that tells your body, ‘when you’re in this room, it’s time to wind down.’ This lounge features two similarly inky blue hues: Resene Tangaroa on the tongue-andgroove panelled wall and Resene Indian Ink on the adjacent walls. Together, they create a cocooning effect while their subtle differences in hue and texture add interest. Part of getting the mood right in this
lounge is making sure that its dark walls are also balanced, which is achieved through the timber flooring finished in Resene Colorwood Mid Greywash. The rope side table creates further lightness through its sharp contrast with the wall colours while the rich golden hue of the velvet statement armchair acts as a focal point, inviting you to get cosy and stay awhile. Other colours that look great with inky blue hues like Resene Indian Ink are pale greens like Resene Aspiring, russet browns like Resene Felix and steeped beiges like Resene Tea.
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With minus morning temperatures creeping in, now’s a good time to find out if your heating is up to scratch, to stock up on luxe fur throws and watch the flames dance. Contemporary home heating runs the gamut from wood burners to pellet fires, gas fires to heat pumps and even a new take on old-fashioned radiators.
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eeping warm is also about being cosy; snuggled up in front of the fire with lush fur throws, soft comfy cushions and couches, ambient lighting and a good book or glass of wine. Many contemporary fireplaces are inspired by European or British designs with modern features such as linear flames that flicker in unison, unique materials such as black onyx, and panoramic viewing angles. Corner fireplaces, wall inserts and dual room options come in a wide range of contemporary (and more traditional) styles for wood and pellet burners and gas fires. Even when not in use, a fireplace is a focal point in a room, so placement is key to having a wow factor. In some instances, placement such as on a wall at eye level turns a fireplace into a work of art, making it decorative as well as functional.
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Modern wood burners are more efficient, eco-friendlier and come in a myriad of styles, sizes and heating capacities.
PELLET FIRES:
Most pellet fires look like conventional wood burners. They are available as free-standing and inserts and even a basement-furnace model for central heating.
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A versatile option, heat pumps are efficient, affordable, quickly installed and easy to operate.
RADIATORS:
Radiators are an old form of heating that has been revived and more efficiently. An electric option is available too.
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Creating home playgrounds A great outdoor play area encourages the growth of young minds.
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arl Gildea of Willow Landscapes has drawn creative inspiration from his own young family, to install
adventure into Kiwi backyards. Lockdowns, logistics and working remotely has sparked a trend for home playgrounds,
where it’s easy to oversee the kids having the time of their lives. Carl digs a challenge,
especially going way out with sandpits, creating real environments like getting muddy amongst the Tonka trucks. Hill sections are even a palatte for play for Carl, who can transform any slope. He says upcycling can be more fun than new - from pipes to tyres, for swinging, crawling and climbing. He finds children love inventing and planning with him, and really engage in the finished project. This English masonry expert carved out his career repaving the cobblestones of London, but calls Canterbury his home, who can integrate the inbuilt barbie area with the playground. Landscaped spa pool areas are also making a family splash. Time just flies when you’re having fun, but Carl can repurpose the sandpit to a trampoline pad, or the Wendy house into a teenage she-shed. And always securing safety with adventure, his team are on the pulse with regulations and advice. For inspiration, find Willow Landscapes on Facebook or visit the website below. www.willowlandscapes.co.nz
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BUILDING AND ESTABLISHING HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
Call Kian Clements-Ormond today on 027 777 7729 or email kian@nrel.co.nz
MEET THE DEVELOPERS want to call one of our developments home.” While Growcott Freer Property was officially established in 2018, it had been growing silently for years prior. Nicholas, a builder with over a decade of experience under his belt, building arguably some of Christchurch’s top homes, and Isaac, an electrician, also with over 10 years’ experience working in a large Christchurch company, had completed many residential projects outside of their 40-hour working weeks. This experience taught them hard work and allowed them some of the capital to create what is now Growcott Freer Property. Current projects include three city developments of 35 townhouses which are all well under way. “All of the townhouses sold out as soon as they
It’s these little things that really make you want to call one of our developments home.” ISAAC FREER
Nicholas Growcott, left, and Isaac Freer
Urban property development specialists Growcott Freer Property is a New Zealand-owned urban property development company, providing both prospective investors and homeowners the chance to own a brand-new property in some of Christchurch’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. WORDS LYNDA PAPESCH
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irectors Nicholas Growcott and Isaac Freer personally oversee every project, partnering with some of the biggest names in the industry to ensure the design, craftsmanship, liveability and overall building experience is perfect from conception to completion. What makes Growcott Freer Property stand out from the crowd? Isaac explains: “We work very closely with our designer,
Sam Connell of Connell Architecture. His creative eye produces such a high-end design product at an extremely completive price point for our clients.” He adds that a key element is obviously the architectural design of the company’s town houses and the strong emphasis on liveability, such as garaging and off-street parking, high spec finishes in the interior spaces etc. “It’s these little things that really make you
were released to the market, a great testament to the level of design and price point which is so important to us,” says Nicholas. Another development of 19 townhouses will hit the market in July with construction to start during the last quarter of 2021. “We have no doubt our clients are going to love these!” he adds. A strong team ethos is the essence of Growcott Freer as a company and what sets it above the rest. Nicholas and Isaac are backed up by their outstanding Site Manager Sam Johnston. Their trade backgrounds mean they have forged lengthy personal and professional relationships with their contractors, some, such as Alex from YP Plumbing, dating back 20 years. “These relationships have allowed us to rely on contractors to meet, and exceed deadlines and deliver the absolute best product or service for our developments,” says Nicholas. “You can keep an eye on what we are doing on Instagram or our website.” www.growcottfreerproperty.co.nz.
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Nicholas Growcott 027 337 3447 nicholas@growcottfreerproperty.co.nz Isaac Freer 027 354 5061 isaac@growcottfreerproperty.co.nz Metropol 10 June, 2021 63
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4 2 2 2 Brookhaven - 6 Teal Close Deadline Sale Terrific on Teal Your Local Real Estate Experts24thinJulyFendalton 2019 at 6pm (unless sold prior) Fully renovated executive home in a peaceful cul de sac in theLower popular Brookhaven area. Beautifully Fees landscaped gardens with entertaining space Chris Spence completeHigher with outdoor fire and water feature. Service Versatile living areas and well appointed entertainers HigherwithPerformance kitchen combined four double bedrooms chris.spence@mikepero.com (master with ensuite and walk in robe) means room Mike Pero - Harewood Pursuing Excellence for both family and guests.
Kitchens or Furniture Close to the Tannery, Ferrymead shops and reserves and only a short drive to nearby beaches and theCall us now to Kelvin Howell on 027 441 2252 Port Hills.
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Our friendly team can remove all the doors and panels, repair and refinish in a colour of your choice. Lacquered, timber and melamine kitchens refinished.
Kitchens or Furniture Call us now to discuss your options 03 03 365 2519 2159 www.mfturnbull.co.nz | www.kitchenrenewal.co.nz
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Office nooks & crannies
Axolight Float table lamp.
Daisy May Albany lamp.
Brosa Monterey Hamptonsstyle desk.
Oz Design Kortina desk
Brosa Greta desk.
Brosa Hollywood glamour chair.
Working from home often means having a specific space to call an office, rather than cluttering up the kitchen table.
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ome offices can be large or small, a whole room or just a corner. Creating a home office may be as simple as putting a table or desk and chair in a set area of a guest room, the living room or even the kitchen. For instance, many
contemporary kitchens are designed with computer nooks or cupboards which work well as a compact office for adults and teenagers alike. Here are some recommendations from Metropol to get you started.
James Lane Tulum rattan desk.
Brosa Frank study desk.
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Shelve it Making the best use of space available in a home, bach or office often means shelving. If you’re looking for inspiration, check out these ideas from Metropol.
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owadays shelves might be singles, doubles or triples, built-ins or exposed, stand alone or part of a cabinet. Choice is dependent on the style of the home or office, the amount of space and the budget. Whether you want floating shelves, rope shelves, or a-frame ones, you will find something out there to suit, or being a nation of DIYers you can make it yourself. Another option is to visit your favourite joiner and order bespoke shelving. Tiny homes are becoming more popular and with them the need for creative storage and shelving. The same applies to small apartments and kitchens. Pull-out, pull-up or pull-down storage helps gain extra space. Storage experts Blum NZ recommend using narrow cabinets when planning layouts for these as they can turn tiny spaces into valuable
storage. Some are double sided to provide even more space plus ease of accessibility, while others fit neatly into cupboards, fireplace mantles and skirting boards, unnoticed until they’re needed. Some beds come with drawers underneath for storage and some sofas pull out to reveal extra space. That said, bookcases and ornamental shelving remain a favourite. Back to beds and some even come with pullout storage shelves in the headboard. Kitchens are one area of the house where all manner of corners can provide extra storage with creative fittings such as lazy Susan-style trays and pull-out racks. Bespoke pantries are often designed with uber space and there is always a need for it. Have you ever heard anyone complain about having too much storage space?
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Fiksate Gallery NZ’s leading urban art gallery. New exhibition ‘Continuum’ by Askew One and Jasmine Gonzalez opening Friday June 4th at 5pm and running until July 3rd. www.fiksate.com | 54 Hawdon St, Sydenham | info@fiksate.com
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Don’t hibernate in winter Continue to entertain friends and family in your outside space with some stylish and practical louvres. Contact the team at Louvre Solutions, and ensure your outdoor entertainent area provides shade and protection from the elements. Make your place the centre of attention in summer and winter with the perfect louvre solution. www.louvresolutions.co.nz | Ph: 0275 356 286
Oz Design shelving
Peninsula shelf unit.
Stylish & affordable home staging FIRST IMPRESSIONS MATTER. Show your home at its absolute best, resulting in a faster sale at a higher price. Affordable pricing and top rate service guaranteed. www.jazitup.co.nz | Ph: 021 123 4418 | jaz.it.up18@gmail.com
IDEAS TO CONSIDER: Full height floor-to-ceiling storage such as bookshelves and cupboards Built-in entertainment centres to save space elsewhere Furniture such as coffee tables and ottoman with hidden or built-in storage
Garage shelving, cupboards and wall hooks/ hangers Shelving such as bathroom cabinets, built into the wall, Bespoke storage in the ceiling.
Spruce up your outside space Specialist, bespoke paving solutions to large and small commercial sub-contractors and to private residential clients. Contact them today for a free quote.
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Thoughtful design Maia Rewha and Bella Voogt launched Deià in 2020, swiftly making their mark on the interior design industry with their fresh take on design.
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Maia Rewha, left, Bella Voogt PHOTO Philip Keenan.
heir combined previous experience of 11 years in design encouraged them to forge a new direction, in designing with consciousness and integrity. Deià inclines to the classic aesthetic with a contemporary twist, complemented by the use of natural colours and materials. This can be seen in its commercial and residential projects. “Trends come and go quickly. We believe timeless design suppresses the urge for constant change, and as a result, reduces our environmental footprint by preventing materials and products being discarded too often. We are committed to bringing clientele a beautiful
space that is designed with purpose to last generations,” says Bella. Sustainability and awareness of product and material selection, and making the right decisions for the environment underpin the philosophy of the business; this way of designs allows clients to feel positive and comfortable with their choices and saves money in the long term. The future vision for the company is to continue to create spaces that draw people and planet together into a more considerate and harmonious relationship. To transform your space with thought, contact Deià via Facebook and Instagram. www.deia.co.nz
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Smart security solutions Looking after the electronic security for a large college campus and boarding houses is a mammoth task – but once a smart system is designed, the high priority of safety is simple.
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Security Solutions. “It gives us peace of mind in knowing we are able to provide a safe place for all who attend our campus, providing us with this and more with supporting 24/7 back up services as we need them,” says the college’s ICT Sys Admin Phill Shepherd. With the combination of a fully integrated expandable security/access control, CCTV system and automatic boom gates (pictured) he says they can now control “who goes where and when,” providing historical access information complemented by CCTV system for video verification, should it be needed. Company director Paul McCormick says the ease of use of programming access credentials and viewing surveillance footage via the GUI (Graphical user interface) assists with the college’s dayto-day safe operation, and the system is utilised to its full potential. For your security needs phone Paul on 027 433 7997, email paul@combinedsecurity. co.nz, or check out the team on Facebook.
Award-winning joinery A true master of wood with a lifetime of creative skill, Murray Hewitt is installing warmth and flair into South Island homes.
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rom a Kaikoura kitchen to a West Coast bach, the team at Murray Hewitt Joinery is as adaptable as it is specialised.
Wood combines heart and history. An heirloom oak table with its time-loved patina, was recently repurposed into a
beautiful dresser. “Some Canterbury homesteads have used the farm’s old oak tree or
macrocarpa for their interior and exterior joinery, for example door frames, coloniallook double-hung windows, and solid-wood bifold doors,” Murray says. Kitchens look amazing when functionally combining wood joinery with the likes of laminate and stainless-steel benches – the best of both worlds. “Tying the kitchen to the living area in the same hardwearing American oak gives continuity. We can stain it any colour to perfectly match or contrast throughout the home.” He says walnut with its beautiful grain is also popular. From a wardrobe in gold high-gloss stained solid wood, to an inbuilt entertainment unit that blends with surrounds, it’s a close team’s creative efforts. “Donna Weir, our inhouse designer, shares her wealth of ideas with clients, and Steve who works alongside me shares my passion for timber.” Contact them on (03) 343 0360, email info@mjh.co.nz or visit the website below. www.mhj.co.nz
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Winter is here and so are the chilly mornings. Make jumping out of bed a lot easier by updating that old heating system. North Canterbury Energy Centre can recommend, supply and install. Our friendly team can review your heating needs and make the process of buying the best heat pump for your home easy. 694 Lineside Road, Rangiora Ph: 03 313 0531 www.northcanterburyenergy.co.nz 70 10 June, 2021 Metropol
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A large selection of one-off and eclectic pieces available at The Vintro Room.
Cosy wool rugs by Klippan, Sweden available at French Blue.
Gifting greatness Snuggle up in our range of winter throws at Coco Gifts.
It’s time to refresh your home for winter, says Coco Gifts owner Liz van Montfort. And what better way to do that than with local, small business homewares?
Prints and original artwork with matt boarding and framing options available at Art by J Steel.
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Parry traditional handcrafted luxury soaps and balms are gentle on sensitive skin and include the best blend of at least eight natural vegetable oils, Manuka honey, medicinal herbs & finest first-grade bovine colostrum rich in immuneboosting proteins. The Artisan Lab.
rowse the store’s selection of vases and planters, trinkets and trays, soaps, and shower bombs. Coco Gifts is one of the only places in Christchurch that stocks a variety of Circa Home candles. If you’re also wanting to bulk up your winter wardrobe,
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ames Wightman, Co-Director of Freedom Pools South Island says that now is the time to get your swimming pool project started so that when those hot days arrive, you’ll be ready. Simply start with a chat with him on the phone. James provides an estimate for a basic package, considering access or other issues. If you are serious about getting started, James can meet you onsite to discuss the finer details and come up with a firm costing. After council consent, the installation can be done in as little as a week. “We are a one-stop shop: paving, decorative concrete, decking, pump shed, pool house, and fencing are all part of our service.” The team’s awarding-winning fibreglass pools cover the whole of the South Island. “They are so popular we are searching for distributers in the Central Otago and Queenstown Lakes area and the wider South Island,” says James. “You don’t have to have installed swimming pools before. Landscaping and earth moving are great experience. We started from a farming background.” Find them on the website below or phone (03) 365 3334.
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Structural engineering experts Beach Engineering Ltd is a locally owned & operated engineering company based in Pleasant Point, South Canterbury. Specialising in structural engineering, for both residential and commercial builds, new dairy yards, maintenance, farm machinery maintenance, general engineering & manufacturing. Beach Engineering has been servicing the Twizel, Tekapo, Timaru, Pleasant Point & the surrounding South Canterbury areas for over 35 years.
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Stunning schist design An eye-catching new building has been evolving at stunning Lake Tekapo. Dubbed the “Hocken Motel” this beautiful, natural schist-clad accommodation is the work of Timaru-based architectural design company Draftline.
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residential and commercial design experience to create something extra special, befitting of such a quality build platform. The only stipulation being a desire for a somewhat grand reception area and as many
rooms as possible with optimum views. One design challenge to overcome in the project was giving each room a view – but not a view of its neighbour. Draftline avoided this happening
by staggering the main rooms, so they are all facing either the lake or the Tekapo River, with discrete partition walls. Sounds like a dream job, but it is really a testimony to the trust that Draftline builds with its clients. Pat says: “We’ve undertaken many commercial and residential projects for the Hocken’s now, so we know what they like and our working relationship goes back many years.” Give Pat or the team a call to talk about innovative design and project ideas on (03) 688 8455 or visit the website below www.draftline.co.nz
Perfection, quality, satisfaction A wealth of experience allows the team at Stu Heap Building to understand your needs and provide an excellent customer service from design to completion. Successfully providing all aspects of building and refurbishment services including new homes, extensions, conversions and construction projects. And because they are Registered Master Builders, the work is carried out to the highest standard and in accordance with building regulations. www.stuheapbuilding.co.nz | Ph: 03 614 3999 or 027 614 3990
Knowing what’s best in the long run Canterbury Long Run Roofing Timaru combines extensive local expertise and exceptional service with a broad and innovative product range, enabling you to enjoy the benefits of best practical solutions and purchasing power. The team is predominantly a manufacturing supplier for new roofs, reroofs, sheds, factories, fencing etc but also offer free measure/ quotes, take offs & professional advice services. Canterbury Long Run Roofing has your roofing/cladding completely covered – from ‘top to bottom’. www.roofing.co.nz | Ph: 03 688 7224 Metropol 10 June, 2021 73
Swimming in success Christchurch’s Apollo Projects have once again proven their expertise when it comes to the design and build of leisure facilities. The team have partnered with the Christchurch City Council to deliver the fantastic Te Pou Toetoe: Linwood Pool.
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name was gifted by Te Ngāi Tūāhuriri, reflecting the local environment and the passing
of knowledge from person to person and generation to generation.
The leisure centre includes a 25m lane pool, an accessible friendly family spa pool, a learn-to-swim pool, a toddlers’ splashpad which includes water toys, and the destined-to-be-ahit bombing (manu) pool, which the local kids (big and small) will love! says Apollo Projects’ Business Development Manager Iain Ansell. On the dry side of options are outdoor sports courts – tennis, basketball, and multi-purpose – plus a large community room including a kitchen with a service window for indoor or outdoor access. The sunny area flows out to a large concrete patio with seating and a shade sail blending down into Linwood Park, perfect for family gatherings and community events! Christchurch City Council Senior Project Manager Kent Summerfield says that they are delighted with the way things are coming together on site, and that there is great anticipation within the local area around the imminent opening of this fantastic community asset.
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Go hard when it comes to timber Recycled Australian hardwood timbers bring something truly special to a building project. Whether you’re going for a rustic, natural look or something with a dressed finish, the versatility of these hardwoods is impressive, and on display at the LMA Timber showroom in Christchurch.
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nd the beauty of these timbers is more than superficial, according to LMA Timber’s managing director Martin Thompson. “We import sustainably-sourced hardwood timbers from Australia’s biggest and most reputable supplier, Kennedy’s.”
Not only is the product eco-friendly, it is incredibly durable and suitable for all kinds of purposes, from cladding (including selected lengths), large structural beams or posts, to decking and flooring. LMA Timber also offers peace of mind around supply with an abundance of milled-to-order stock, despite the shortage of other timber products that New Zealand is experiencing right now. Martin says the hardwoods’ low maintenance, sustainable qualities are very appealing, “It’s a class one timber, with a life-span of over 40-years, compared to other inferior timber cladding options.” LMA Timber is considered to be the largest, most trusted supplier of sustainably-sourced Australian hardwoods in New Zealand. To see the sheer scope of choice, visit its impressive showroom at 281 Dyers Rd, Bromley, call Martin 021 398 800 or visit the website below. www.lmatimber.co.nz
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Dryden WoodOil® is a water-repellent, non-filming, timber protector. It is a deeply penetrating oil that utilises an ultraviolet, stable fungicide. Dryden WoodOil’s water repelling properties prevent the absorption of water deep into the timber, reducing excessive warping, cupping, and splitting of timber, thus extending the service life of those timbers. 33 Dryden WoodOil colours available.
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STORM THE PALISADE WORDS BEN SELBY
Big seven-to-eight-seater luxo SUVs are fast becoming the cash cow of many automotive brands. This is the Palisade, Hyundai’s spearhead at this segment.
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he turbo diesel engine in my Limited felt very strong and eager to get going. Keep it between 1600 and 4000rpm, and you make brisk progress despite the girth. The Palisade’s eight-speed auto box on hand sending drive to all four wheels via Hyundai’s proven HTRAC AWD system is very smooth. However, the gear selector buttons on the centre console were not terribly responsive. As far as cabin refinement goes, the Palisade shows just how far Hyundai has come in the last decade. Features like the 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system are easy to use and everything you touch feels akin to some in this segment costing twice the price. The on-board kit is a Palisade triumph too. Heated and ventilated seats, power sunroof, heated steering wheel, wireless charging, Apple carPlay/ Android auto, blind spot collision avoidance assist, rear cross traffic alert, adaptive cruise control, and forward collision avoidance, which at speeds of up to 80km/h, will put the brakes on quicker than you could yourself. Though I was not tempted to try it! The rear ‘Captains Chairs’ were another treat, able to recline and move forward and back so one could strike the optimum Captain Kirk pose. The Palisade is probably not the most engaging of drives, but then again it is not meant to be. Off the beaten track, its multi terrain control drive modes sends optimum torque to which ever corner needs it most. It is a great system and a doddle to use. All in all, there is much to like about the new Palisade. The price is up there, but those after a luxurious yet frugal SUV, should definitely keep the brochure on this one.
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t’s not often I get taken off guard but my visit to Avon City Ford to pick up the Ford Puma, ST line, had me scratching my head. Sam Baker and I were going over the top things about the vehicle when out came the words: “It’s a one litre, three-cylinder engine…” The silence was deafening. Gone are the thoughts that a mid-range SUV with great interactivity features with an application where you can preheat or cool your car via your phone, your
wireless phone charging in the console storage area, automatic tail gate opening with foot or remote, sports seats and cool metal floor pedals and priced at a good $37,990 plus on roads. Suddenly there’s an elephant in the room. Okay! I decided to pick up a friend drive to Sumner on a beautiful autumn day. A simple heating/cooling system, nice stitching on interior panelling and good storage space/feature. Leather wrapped gear stick and steering wheel,
complete a great looking, simple interior. The exterior was appealing also. So, the big test was how did it perform at 92kW. I dropped my foot straight down from start and it took off, surprisingly well. Open road to 100Km/h and it’s flying along, effortlessly. There you go, technology did the job. I dropped it back with half a tank of gas a week later and walked away thinking for the first time, size really doesn’t matter. Nice one Ford.
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Celebrating stirling service Kendal Vehicle Services; Burnside’s Auto Super Shoppe has been servicing northwest Christchurch now for over 25 years having just celebrated its big 25th plus one birthday in April (delayed due to Covid-19).
usiness Manager Carol Bradley has been at the helm since 1995, and her tightknit team lives and breathes everything automotive. With modern equipment including engine diagnostic equipment, the business is able to undertake all manner of repairs, servicing, and fine tuning to ensure your favourite wheels are always running smoothly. While automotive servicing and repairs make up the core of the company’s business, what really sets it apart is the way it embraces the community, supporting the likes of Burnside West Junior Cricket, Russley Golf and various other community fundraising initiatives including Nurse Maude Hospice through Carol’s Business Networking group BNI Phoenix. KVS is a proud representative of the MTA and the premium Auto Super Shoppe group so you can rely on open and honest advice. If you need further convincing, check out the glowing Google reviews and judge for yourself. www.kendalvehicleservices.co.nz
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It’s not every day Honda gives us a new Jazz. Few cars in this segment are lapped up as much by consumers ever since Honda released the first Jazz almost 20 years ago. For 2021, the Jazz has more tech, a new face, and the addition of electrification.
2021 Honda Jazz Crosstar Price: $30,000/$30,800 two tone Engine: 1.5L DOHC VTEC Petrol Transmission: CVT Auto Power/Torque: 89kW/145Nm Fuel Economy: 5.8L/100km C02 Emissions (g/km): 133 Alloys: 16-inch Cross Design Warranty: Five Years with Unlimited Ks
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he range kicks off at $28,000 for the entry level Life and finished at the electric hybrid e: HEV Luxe at $35,000. My test car was the mid-range $30,000 Jazz Crosstar. This middle child is the first Jazz with an urban crossover stance. Honda has raised the ride height by 33mm and additions like roof rails, water resistant upholstery, redesigned steering and a nose which distinctly has a whiff of adventure about it. I also loved the optional two-tone colour scheme. The new interior is spot on. The first things you notice are the two spoke steering wheel, larger windscreen and much thinner a-pillars. A clear digital instrument cluster stares at you and all the switchgears feel solid and well put together. The new nine-inch infotainment screen is a peach too. The 1.5L VTEC petrol engine pulls strongly and despite the raised ride height, you can still carry a decent pace through the bends while remaining relatively planted. All in all, Honda’s new Jazz is an even more tempting proposition.
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Ring to fix that ding No one likes to be in this situation. You are driving along minding your own business and suddenly wallop! Someone has hit you from behind. Or maybe you were feeling under the weather and didn’t see that letterbox when backing out of your driveway. Either way, it is going to leave a mark or two.
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owever, a quick trip to RO Jones Panelbeaters, right in the very heart of the city, will ensure your daily driver or weekend toy will soon be brought back to health. RO Jones has gained a sterling reputation for being one of the foremost automotive body shops in Christchurch. Its motto of “got a ding, give us a ring” certainly rings true with a dedicated team able to put right everything from a
few scratches to major dents and impacts. The team works with all major insurance companies, and if your car is in its care for a while, RO Jones will sort you with a courtesy car or van to meet your needs. Whether taking out rust from the A pillar, or removing those rear end dents, these are the panel beaters that can help. Check them out on Facebook.
Any colour you want... as long as it's green RO Jones Panelbeaters only use water-based paint, imported from Germany, environmentally friendly carwash and polish throughout the shop. We repair electric vehicles, campervans, caravans, boats, truck cabs, fleet maintenance and more. From private work at competitive rates through to work for all the major insurance companies.
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CLASSY EURO CARS The journey from street side to the main office goes something like this. BMW X5s on the left, Range Rover Sport on the right. A few steps forward. Wow, Porsche 911 in front, Audi RS6 at the rear. Finally, to top it all off, a yellow Lamborghini Gallardo and bright red Ferrari F12 soaking up the admiring glances. Want to know the most amazing thing of all? They are all for sale at Christchurch European.
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2013 Ferrari F12 Berlinetta 730BHP 6.3 Litre Naturally Aspirated V12 RWD Supercar. In like new condition travelled just 3,000kms from new!, Signature Ferrari Rosso Corsa Red with special order Black/ Tan Two-tone Leather, Yellow Brake Calipers, 7 Speed Dual-Clutch gearbox, Factory Ferrari CD/Stereo/Bluetooth/NZ Navigation, Heated Seats, Scuderia Shields, Sports Exhausts, LED Lighting, Pit Lane Indicator etc. The best model in the best colour!.
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Top of the line Autobiography model!, Running Boards, Roof Rails and Thule Racks/Bike Holder, Heated/Cooled/ Memory Seats, LED Lighting, Heated Steering Wheel, Radar Adaptive Cruise Control, Brembo Brakes with Red Calipers, Electric Deployable Towbar, Panoramic Glass Roof, Piano Wood inlays, Touch Screen NZ NAV/CD/AUX/USB/Bluetooth Streaming, Console Fridge and much more!. The ultimate!
A very good-looking mid-size Mercedes Benz SUV. 3.0 V6 Turbo-Charged/270KW, Factory Running Boards, Adaptive Radar Cruise Control Plus with Collision Avoidance and Lane Keep Assist, Park Assist with 360 Cameras, Panoramic Glass Roof, Airmatic Suspension, AMG Sports Leather interior, Keyless Go, Mercedes Command CD/Stereo/ Bluetooth Streaming/USB/NZ Navigation. Ticks all the boxes!
2015 Range Rover Sport V6 Supercharged
2014 Audi SQ5 3.0 V6 Supercharged Quattro 4WD
A very attractive look in Santorini Black Metallic, New Generation 3.0 V6 Supercharged engine - a combination of economy/performance and low emissions, Heated/Electric/ Memory Leather Seats, Electric fold-away Running Boards, Touch Screen NZ NAV/CD/AUX/Bluetooth. An excellent model, becoming one of Range Rovers most popular engines!
Black Metallic with Black Full Leather SQ5 Sports seats, Privacy Glass, LED Lighting, Carbon trim Inlays, 8 Speed Automatic with Paddleshift, Audi MMI CD/Stereo/Bluetooth Streaming/ NZ NAV, Panoramic Glass Sunroof, Added Radar Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Assist, Heated Seats. One of Audi’s best!, Quick, Practical and a great size.
2019 Range Rover Sport HSE SDV6 Dynamic Facelift Model
2013 Porsche Cayenne S 4.2 V8 TDI Diesel 850NM Flagship 850NM V8 Diesel Cayenne!, 8 Speed Automatic, Carrera White with 20 inch Turbo 2 Sports Alloys fitted, Black Roof Rails, Black Leather Heated/Electric Seats, Piano Wood inlays, Panoramic Glass Sunroof, Porsche PCM CD/Stereo/ Bluetooth Streaming/NZ Navigation, Dual Sports Exhausts, Privacy Glass. The ultimate Cayenne Diesel. These sound brilliant!
NOW $69,995
Only 4,000kms from new!, Factory Black Styling Package, Upgraded 21 inch HSE Dynamic Sports Alloys in Black, 8 Speed Automatic, Panoramic Glass Roof, Heated Leather Seats, Radar Cruise Control with Blind Spot Assist, Privacy Glass, Air Suspension, NZ NAV/Bluetooth, Surround Cameras with 360 Parking Aid, Electric Deployable Towbar, Meridian Audio System. Save on list price new!
NOW $49,995
250+
NOW $144,995
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RETIREMENT LIVING THAT KNOWS
NO BOUNDARIES
Discover a welcoming community nestled in the heart of the existing Silverstream community. The Sterling, a quality later living village, is now under construction in Silverstream, Kaiapoi. At The Sterling, you are free to live the life you choose; enjoy plenty of green spaces within the village, or explore streamside walks in the wider community, all while receiving the support you choose. There are no boundaries at The Sterling; no boundaries around the village and no boundaries to what you can experience. Find out how easy it is to secure a villa and you too could be one of our first residents to be living at The Sterling before Christmas.
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1/42 Silverstream Blvd, Kaiapoi
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