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Thousands at museum for Kidsfest  by Mike Isle

Helicopters were the high-flying favourite of the day when the Air Force Museum of New Zealand put theirs on display for this year’s Kidsfest. P5

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p The children on the Air Force Museum’s school holiday programme get a special insight into the RNZAF’s A109 helicopter from helicopter loadmaster, Petty Officer Rick Gurnell. The helicopter and crew were visiting from RNZAF Base Ohakea in the Manawatu.

The museum went all-out, particularly for the children, to make the event a success. It rolled-out all its helicopters for a rare display together, and the Royal New Zealand Air Force even flew in a threetonne A109 chopper from its base at Ohakea, especially for the event.

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Around 3,700 people, most of them in family groups flocked to the museum for the free event. “It was fantastic to see the museum buzzing with so many people having a wonderful time engaging with aviation,” said the museum’s communications manager Michelle Sim.

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Other Defence Force personnel travelled from the RNZAF base in Woodburne. Hundreds of children and their caregivers queued for the chance to sit in the helicopters and try on gear supplied by Air Force and Navy personnel in attendance. continued on page 6…

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E-scooters and pedestrians on collision course Lincoln University post-doctoral researcher, Dr Helen Fitt, says tensions between e-scooter users and pedestrians are problematic and “not likely to go away”. Dr Fitt and colleague Dr Angela Curl of the University of Otago recently conducted a survey on the use of e-scooters in New Zealand. Initial findings show 90% of scooter users had ridden on the footpath, but only half of the users and around a quarter of non-users think that is the right place to ride them. “There is a lot of contention about scooter use on footpaths from other footpath users including older people and people with disabilities,” she said. “Some scooter users are aware they are not wanted on footpaths. It makes them uncomfortable.” She said that riders were often not confident in traffic and felt unable to signal by taking their hands off the handlebars; this means the scooters are generally not suitable for the road. “Scooters are very popular for good reasons, but our p Dr Helen Fitt “We might need to consider survey suggests they currently don’t fit well within existing infrastructure.” Dr Fitt infrastructural zones based on speed said the scooters are part of the electric not vehicle type, with slow, medium and vehicle movement, which is blurring the fast zones instead of pedestrian, cycle lines between transport modes. and vehicle zones.” “It is becoming less clear what belongs Dr Fitt said scooters are part of where and which rules apply,” she said. “electric micro-mobility and wider “We need to start some serious changes in transport”. conversations about how to integrate In May the Selwyn District Council new modes of transpor t into approved a six-month trial of e-scooters urban environments.” in the district. ¢

Quarry commissioners appointed The Selwyn District Council has named the commissioners it has appointed to consider the application by Fulton Hogan for a quarry on Dawson’s Road in Templeton. They are Rob van Voorthuysen, Sharon McGarry and Paul Thomas. The council says they are all experienced commissioners with the skills necessary to oversee the contentious and controversial resource consent applications by Fulton Hogan to both Selwyn District Council and Environment Canterbury. Environment Canterbur y had earlier voted to approve the commissioners, and the applications

will be heard at a joint hearing. If the consent is granted, Fulton Hogan wants the quarry running 24 hours a day for almost half the year — with up to 750 trucks entering or leaving the site every day. That is something opposed by many in the Templeton and nearby Weedons communities. The council has received 430 submissions, 329 of which oppose Fulton Hogan’s application for resource consent. ¢

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New citizens welcomed

From Vladivostok to Christchurch, journeys were shared as 26 New Zealanders were welcomed home last month.

 by Mike Isle

Preparation for the Lincoln Town Centre development has taken a significant step forward with the Selwyn District Council’s purchase of a property on Gerald Street.

p It was a family affair for the Hatka family, originally from India. They are joined by Mayor Sam Broughton and Major Grant Payton Officer Commanding Burnham Military Camp

p 5 Gerald Street Lincoln

The SDC has bought a key site at 5 Gerald Street, which sits at the entrance to the proposed east retail precinct. The council’s group property manager Douglas Marshall said the council hoped to demolish the building, currently occupied by Lincoln Chinese Takeaway, before the end of the year as the first step in opening up the retail precinct area and transforming the street appeal. “It is the first major step in making something new that people in Lincoln have been looking forward to for a while. There’s been interest from people in Lincoln over many years in doing something new with that site, and this was an opportunity to open up the space with a fresh, welcoming area to the new town centre.” The organisation is considering options for the space including a park or reserve, Marshall said. The town centre plan, adopted by the SDC in 2016 after extensive community consultation, will develop public spaces and squares, provide for safe cycling and walking connections along with adequate car parking and promote

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‘active frontage’ with buildings placed to the edge of the footpath and facing the street with car parking behind. The design of the Gerald Street Plaza at the eastern end of Gerald Street around Robert Street proposes widening the pavement to create a pedestrian plaza along the shop fronts with different paving, street furniture and landscaping. Redevelopment of the Gerald Street site will allow this to occur more easily and in keeping with the rest of the town centre design. ¢

The group from 11 different nationalities shared their stories of how they came to call New Zealand home as they became New Zealand citizens in the council’s monthly citizenship ceremony. Each spoke of how they came to call New Zealand home, but there was a homecoming of a different kind for Tyler Hokianga. Raised in Australia, Mr Hokianga told the room it was a visit to see his parents back here in New Zealand that sparked a desire to embrace his Kiwi heritage and officially become a Kiwi. Nine of the group spoke about intending to visit New Zealand for a short time on holidays, work or study

and finding their partner. Among them was Candice Trumper from South Africa. “The one thing my father told me before I came was not to take up with any Kiwi boys. Well, we fell in love.” Others spoke of falling in love with the country and the way of life. Nina Kozhevnikova from Vladivostok in Russia who came for an adventure and to visit family after her husband died, Douglas Dorrian, who moved from Scotland to South Africa before settling here, also came for adventure. “New Zealand is such a great country for all the opportunities we have cycling, jumping off things, every day it’s great to be here,” he said. ¢ PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT WITH TITAN ROOF MEMBRANE Suitable for new & used roofs - Waterproof - Offers long term UV protection - Won’t crack like paint Phone for a free quote today

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No need for buildings to be strengthened  by Mike Isle

No emergency routes at risk from earthquake-prone buildings have been identified by the council.

After receiving a commissioned report, Selwyn District Council has found there is no need to require any buildings in the district to be prioritised for earthquake strengthening to prevent masonry from falling during an earthquake. In 2018 and early 2019 the council undertook a process to check buildings and carry out a public consultation on possible buildings requiring urgent repairs on strategic routes. The council

could have required owners of identified buildings to carry out a priority fix, but through the consultation process, they determined that no buildings needed to be identified as priority buildings. The council said it would continue its regular communications with owners of non-prioritised earthquake-prone buildings and work with them to ensure strengthening work is carried out within the required 15-year timeframe. ¢

A vintage experience  by Ann van Engelen

The Thirsty Caravan is a vintage 1985 Oxford caravan that has been lovingly transformed into a boutique pop-up bar and she really can go anywhere. “We help with weddings, organising par ties and celebrating engagements, and special occasions, including baby showers. Whatever your special occasion is, we are here to help,” says owner Brenton Connell. “Hannah Mentink my partner and I came up with the idea when we saw the van for sale on and decided it was a unique opportunity as we fell in love with it and could see the potential as an awesome thing to do together. Hannah attended Ellesmere College and loves being able to provide a little bit of vintage to the local p Brenton Connell and Hannah Mentink enjoy taking community with our little van. their vintage caravan to special events “It was originally set up for a wedding, and we think it is a equipped with everything you will need really special business to be able to serve and impress your guests — to share with other people. It has you just sort the drinks. We love the been a fun journey so far, and we are variety of people we meet and helping excited about the future. We travel them to enjoy their big day whatever anywhere we are needed and enjoy it may be. Our caravan certainly adds the social environments. Anything to the fun atmosphere and provides a people can think of we will consider unique experience. attending. We enjoy a good party For more information check out and corporate functions as well. The Thirsty Caravan website or “The Thirsty Caravan comes fully Facebook page. ¢

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Rolleston’s new park and ride facilities  by Mike Isle

Two new park and ride facilities are now open in Rolleston, providing increased access to public transport for the community. The designated park and ride spaces have been established at Foster Park where people can connect to the 85 bus route, and at a newly-constructed car park adjacent to the Selwyn District Council offices for connections to the 85, Yellow Line and 820 services. Parking is free for those connecting to a bus service. Bus stops to board the bus are found on-street next to these facilities. Selwyn District Council’s newly-constructed car park and p The entrance to the new park and ride at Foster Park park and ride facility, which was completed last month, provides 79 travel choice for more of the community.” parking spaces for park and ride users, Selwyn Mayor Sam Broughton said it’s along with six cycle racks. been good to see so many people using Environment Canterbury manager the park and rides from day one. of public transport strategy, planning “This council project captures our and marketing Edward Wright said the communities’ vision to ease congestion investment by Selwyn District Council and provide more environmentally in this new facility helps to increase friendly transport options,” he said. access to bus services for more people. Entrance to the Foster Park park and “We’re really pleased to see such a ride is from Broadlands Drive, and the great park and ride facility now available Selwyn District Council park and ride for Rolleston residents, along with the is accessed from Norman Kirk Drive. option to also park at Foster Park. Signage at each location explains the Having park and ride options helps to car parks that have been specifically make public transport a more accessible allocated for park and ride users. ¢

Nominations for local elections now open Nominations for the 2019 local elections open and anyone thinking of standing are encouraged to get their nomination in early. In Selwyn, elections will be held for the mayor and 11 councillors, along with five members of the Malvern Community Board. Voters will also vote for representatives on the Mid Canterbury Constituency of the Canterbury Regional Council (Environment Canterbury) and board members of Canterbury District Health Board. Nominations are open until noon on Friday, August 16, and Selwyn District Council deputy electoral officer Stephen Hill said potential candidates should aim to get their nominations completed as early as possible. “Getting nomination forms in early means we have plenty of time to check that everything is in order and all the documentation is completed in time,” he said.

“Anyone thinking of standing for the council or Malvern Community Board should take the time to check the information in our candidate handbook, which is available online. “It includes everything candidates need to know about eligibility to stand for election, the nomination process, who can nominate you, key dates and how the election process works.” Anyone above the age of 18 can stand for election if they are a New Zealand citizen and on the electoral roll. Nomination forms must be signed by two people who are enrolled as electors in the ward or subdivision that the person is nominated for. Nomination forms and a downloadable copy of the candidate handbook are available at selwyn. govt.nz/elections or from council offices and service centres. ¢

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Thousands at museum for Kidsfest

p Amber Hammond (17) and Erin Hammond (15) of Burnside High School (left and right) and Ruby Neal (17) of Cashmere High School (centre) lend a hand at the craft table during the Air Force Museum’s Helicopter Fun Day.

p Henry Grubb (10) of Avonhead and his friend Oscar Tapp (10) of Ilam, getting ready to go for a flight in an RNZAF A109 helicopter. The pair were lucky enough to be selected for the special flight following a competition for holiday programme enrolments.

For a sky-high experience, helicopter flights by Christchurch Helicopters proved to be a popular attraction throughout, as did the drone flying demonstrations by Christchurch-based digital photographers COBi Digital. Michelle Sim said the museum staff and Defence Force personnel had worked hard to make the day special for Kidsfest kids. As well as the static displays, flights and demonstrations, there was face-painting and a giant helicopter-themed treasure hunt

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through the museum. More than 500 kids entered the hunt with each of them going into a draw to win a flight with Christchurch Helicopters, with the bonus of the flight being piloted by Richie McCaw. The competition was won by Bekah Taylor of Belfast. Sim said the day was magical for all involved. “We are very grateful to our supporters for helping make the day such a success,” she said. ¢

p Jesse McKey (with son Chase, aged 7 months on lap); Brodie Radbourne (11), Lachlan Radbourne (4) and their Dad Dave Radbourne take a seat inside a RNZAF A109 helicopter at the Air Force Museum of New Zealand.

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Appreciating the sport

Calling all artists

 by Ann van Engelen

 by Mike Isle

A field of 45 junior golfers from across Canterbury competed in the Canterbury Junior Tournament played at the Rangiora Golf Club last week.

The Malvern Community Arts Council (MCAC) is pleased to accept applications from established, emerging and local artists who wish to exhibit at Darfield Artweek 2019.

p Children as young as five years old competed in the Canterbury Junior Golf Tournament last week

“The children participated in two events with both 18 holes and 9 holes on offer to cater for the various stages of development. Rangiora provided a great course with the juniors all enjoying the challenge,” says Canterbury Golf development manager Rachel Thow. “We run a junior tournament every school holidays. The younger children play from a shorter course, and the more experienced and older children compete on the normal course. “We introduced the nine-hole shorter option for newer players as an introduction to the game, so they are able to achieve pars as well. One girl from the Selwyn club shot one under par from the shortened course including two birdies and an eagle. That is a real

highlight for anyone to have let alone a young child. “The school holiday games allow children the opportunity to play with different people on different courses around Canterbury and gives them something to get involved with. With Selwyn Hub, we have now finalised our term three programme and are looking forward to a new series that has seven events and new opportunities for the juniors to play different formats. “Those involved in golf are loving the sport, and it is great seeing them succeed on the modified formats and enjoy their own version of the game. Our main goal is to give them the opportunity to have a lot of fun and enjoy themselves.” ¢

Application forms are now at the Selwyn Gallery, 17 South Terrace, Darfield, or on their website: s e l w y n g a l l e r y. c o . n z / artweek. Malvern Community Arts Council chair Philip Baldwyn said Darfield Artweek is an annual celebration of art that attracts entries from at least 130 artists in Selwyn District, the city of Christchurch and countrywide. “We expect to exhibit over 300 artworks in the Darfield Recreation Centre. At the same time, our own Selwyn Gallery will showcase some stunning work by members of Christchurch’s Textile and p Last year’s People’s Choice winner Peonies by Svetlana Orinko Fibre Arts Network.” Baldwyn said the Artweek Committee function on Friday, October 11 at 7pm.” is grateful to local businesses and Opening night tickets for the public the Friends of MCAC for their support can be purchased in advance for $15 of Artweek. from the Selwyn Gallery or for $20 at “Their generosity ensures that we the door. can award significant prizes, including This year, Artweek runs from Saturday, the $2,000 Premier Award, which October 12 to Sunday, October 20. Entry is announced at the opening night is free, with donations accepted. ¢

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p The mighty KB Series locomotives were king of the rails in the era of steam, and a familiar sight in Rolleston

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Approximately one-third of the average Kiwi power bill comprises water heating, and we use hot water for so many applications around the home that it’s hard to conceive of a time, not so long ago, when boiling a copper kettle was a time-consuming chore. Our ancestors did without electricity, but we can’t so the best option for the modern home is to cut back that bill using technology. Perhaps the simplest and most timetested method is to plumb a woodburning fireplace into a specially adapted cylinder. This wet-back method works fine in rural areas where emissions rules are lenient, and firewood is plentiful, but it has the added drawback of summertime inconvenience. A hot shower and clean dishes are still a priority in summer, but a blazing hearth is not. Hence the popularity of a technology, which is still just catching on in New Zealand, despite massive popularity overseas. Heat pump hot water systems use the same efficient heat exchanger principle as those heating and cooling appliances, which are not a fixture of many living rooms. Instead of heating air, they heat water, expelling cold air from a unit outdoors. Some hot water heat pumps are designed as a single unit and are fitted outside, but for obvious reasons storing a cylinder of hot water out of doors in a southern winter is counterproductive. Thankfully, Kiwi designed and built systems exist that replace the old ‘boiler’ cylinder and its element, leaving just an unobtrusive box tucked away in the garden. Savings are highest for homes with high hot water use. It may still be more

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Catholic Mass at St Patrick’s Catholic Church, 31 Gerald Street, Lincoln. Saturday Vigil: 5.30pm, Sunday Mass: 8.30am, Weekday Mass: Tuesday to Friday 9am. Fr Job, Parish Priest Phone 325 2770, Email: lincolncatholicparish@gmail.com. Hope Presbyterian Rolleston — Service 10.00am, Rolleston School Hall, Kidman St. Pastor: Steve Talbot, 03 347 4007. Youth Leader: Courtney Forrest, 03 347 4007, www.hopechurch.net.nz. Darfield Baptist Church — Services and Sunday School, Darfield 15 Greendale Road, 10.30am every Sunday, Glenroy Hall 9am 2nd & 4th Sundays. Ph 03 318 7360 Pastor — Paul Cossey; Youth Pastor Hannah Cossey.

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