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PAWSOME: Dogs in the classroom are nothing out of the ordinary at South New Brighton School. 

The school has been running a programme ‘canine educators’ for the past 20 years to help children 

overcome their fear of dogs. From left – Briar Payne, 12, with Bella, Brydee Cattermole, 12, with Rodney, 

Zarlee Hall, 6, with Jazz, and Tahlia Scott, 6, with Finch. •Story, page 5 PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

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Unit 6/950 Ferry Road, Christchurch 

Cyclists 

claim 

Dyers Rd 

is still 

dangerous 

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

CYCLISTS SAY recent upgrades 

to Dyers Rd have not made it safer 

for them. 

They have the backing of city 

councillor Yani Johanson who 

wants separated cycleways along 

the busy route between South 

New Brighton and Woolston. 

Cyclists have made submissions 

over the issue to the city council’s 

Long Term Plan 2018-2028. 

The New Zealand Transport 

Agency is being pushed to redress 

its decision of not adding a separated 

cycleway along Dyers Rd 

when it undertook a $3.2 million 

project of widening the road last 

year. 

Concerns have been raised 

in the Long Term Plan 2018- 

2028 submissions with residents 

calling it a “missed opportunity 

but not too late to rectify.” 

But a NZTA spokeswoman said 

it may not be ideal to encourage 

cyclists to use the stretch of highway 

due to speed of traffic, the 

refuse depot and people towing 

trailers with loose items such as 

tree branches. 

She said the agency installed 

on -road cycleways on both sides 

of Dyers Rd over the extents of the 

project. 

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Tuesday June 5 2018 3 

News 

Finally swimming at QE II again 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

AFTER MORE than seven years, 

a new $38.6 million aquatic 

facility has opened in the east. 

Mayor Lianne Dalziel officially 

opened Taiora: QE II Recreation 

and Sport Centre on Thursday. 

The facility at QE II Park has a 

130m hydroslide, a 25m lap pool 

with a movable floor, a leisure 

pool with lazy river and water 

toys, a learn-to-swim pool, a 

hydro-therapy pool, a spa, sauna 

and steam room. 

A fitness centre with a spin 

studio and group fitness area, 

a cafe, meeting rooms and 

a 200-space car park with 

additional cycle parking are also 

included. 

It has its own chlorine 

generation plant, which will 

produce chlorine for all city 

council pools. 

The Christchurch Earthquake 

Appeal Trust donated $7.47 

million to the project for water 

attractions, with the city council 

paying the rest. 

The original QE II centre 

was built for the 1974 

Commonwealth Games. It was 

demolished after being severely 

damaged in the February 22, 

2011, earthquake. 

Keep QE II in the East 

chairwoman Jo Zervos said 

while a lot of people were 

disappointed with the smaller 

size of the facility, they were 

hugely excited about its opening. 

•The original QE II Sport and 

Recreation Centre was built 

for the 1974 Commonwealth 

Games. 

•It was severely damaged 

in the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake and later 

demolished. 

•In June 2012, it was decided 

an aquatic facility would be 

built to replace QE II. 

•In September 2014, it was 

decided to rebuild on QE II 

Park. 

•In June 2016, the city 

She said a lot of children would 

be excited to use the hydroslide, 

while the hydro-therapy pool 

was “lovely”. 

council sold 11.5ha of QE 

II Park to the Ministry of 

Education so Shirley Boys and 

Avonside Girls’ High Schools 

could be built there. 

•In November 2016, the 

city council appointed Apollo 

Projects Ltd to build the new 

facility. 

•Construction began in 

January 2017. 

•An official opening 

ceremony for Taiora: QE II 

Recreation and Sport Centre 

was held on Thursday. 

FIRST DIP: Marshland School 

pupils Pai Wynyard, Bella 

van Nobelen, Joe Kennedy 

and Amy Hughes celebrate 

the opening of the new QE 

II centre. PHOTO: MARTIN 

HUNTER 

The group wanted a 50m pool 

as part of the design. 

City councillor David East said 

there was provision for a 50m 

pool to be added in the future. 

“It’s a huge deal for our side 

of town. It’s something the 

locals have been hanging out 

for ever since the old QE II was 

demolished.” 

City council recreation and 

sports operations manager Nigel 

Cox said Taiora: QE II opened a 

month early because everything 

went “very smoothly”. 

The facility will share the site 

with the new Shirley Boys and 

Avonside Girls’ High Schools, 

which are due to open on site in 

term two next year. 

Cr East, city councillor Glenn 

Livingstone and Christchurch 

Earthquake Appeal Trust trustee 

Rod Carr will helped open the 

facility. 

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Rawhiti teachers dust off 

their school uniforms 


IT WAS a trip down memory 

lane for Rawhiti School teachers 

last week who put their old 

school uniforms back on for the 

day. 

Pupils and teachers swapped 

on Tuesday, with the children 

getting to wear their favourite 

mufti clothes while teachers 

dressed in school uniforms. 

The day was a result of a new 

raffle- styled reward system the 

school has in place. 

Each pupil caught displaying 

the school’s ‘RISE’ ( resilience, 

integrity, success and empathy) 

values received a token allowing 

them to come up with ideas for 

rewards they would like to see 

for the whole school. 

When the token box is full the 

most popular idea is chosen. 

Other ideas include a sausage 

sizzle, school disco or trip to 

Thomson Park with the mufti/ 

school uniform day being the 

first reward chosen for the 

school. 

Deputy principal Paul Wilkinson 

said the day was “fantastic” 

and the school had a wonderful 

time. 

SWAP: Pupil Lincoln Flammer 

and deputy principal Paul 

Wilkinson. Lincoln came 

dressed as Mr Wilkinson 

for the day. (Right) – Whaea 

Jasmine Stirling, Sharon 

Thompson and Nogo Sipeli 

in Hillmorton High, Hogwarts 

and Middleton Grange 

uniforms. 

He joked that several detentions 

were handed out requiring 

teachers to go to the “thinking 

room”. 

Award for church 

ST MARY’S Catholic Church, 

in the Christchurch East parish, 

has been awarded a Green Star 

Award by the New Zealand 

Green Building Council. 

It received a “four-star” award 

which represents “New Zealand 

Best Practice”. 

The New Brighton church 

opened in Easter, having been 

rebuilt following the demolition 

of the old church as a result of 

the February 22, 2011, earthquake. 

New Zealand Green Building 

Council chief executive Andrew 

Eagles, congratulated the parish 

and diocese on showing leadership 

in green building. 

Foley Group Architecture 

building’s architect and parishioner 

Paul Foley said the 

quest for green star rating had 

been driven by the Catholic 

Diocese. 

“It wants all new churches to 

be Green Star rated, which is a 

great philosophy and one that 

required a steep learning curve 

to understand and implement 

the materials and procedures 

that would ensure the design, 

construction and now operation 

of the church is done on a 

more sustainable, efficient and 

productive way,” he said. 

St Mary’s has a capacity for 

175 people, which can be in- 

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Its framework is an intricate 

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tilt panel walls and acoustically 

designed plywood panels. 

“Throughout we have had the 

full support of the parishioners, 

but now that the church is complete, 

it is up to the community 

to respond to the challenges 

regarding the procedures and 

operation of the church to 

ensure they are sustainable and 

efficient for the good of our 

environment. 

“The local community has 

worked very hard on the rebuild 

of this beautiful church, which 

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WHEN TEACHER Sandra 

McHugh started at South New 

Brighton School about 20 

years ago, some children were 

“terrified” of dogs. 

She recalls one of her past pupils 

continuously crossing from 

one side of the road to the other 

whenever a dog appeared on the 

footpath. 

“One time a dog came along 

on that side and the girl ran to 

me. I am not very tall, and she 

tried to get up on my head because 

she was so terrified of the 

dog,” Mrs McHugh said. 

That was when Mrs McHugh, 

who also is a dog trainer and 

handler, decided to take dogs 

to the school in a bid to help 

children overcome their fears. 

“We had other children like 

that and we thought why live 

your life like that when we have 

beautiful dogs at home – lovely, 

calm, well-trained dogs,” she 

said. 

Before long Mrs McHugh, 

along with dog obedience 

judge Janis Kirk established 

BUDDIES: A South New Brighton School pupil with a “canine 

educator.” 

the school’s canine educator 

programme. 

Dogs were required to pass a 

test before they could become a 

canine educator. 

The test includes ensuring the 

animal does not growl, is calm, 

able to walk on a lead, is good 

with other dogs and can take in 

a noisy classroom situation. 

Mrs McHugh said the dogs 

create a calm atmosphere and it 

is now rare to find a child at the 

school who is frightened of dogs. 

“It teaches them to care 

for an animal and to care for 

somebody else other than 

themselves and just to be kind 

and careful with creatures,” she 

said. 

The school currently has six 

canine educators with four 

new pets recently joining its 

programme. 

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There is also a footpath on the 

western side of Dyers Rd and a 

small length of footpath on the 

eastern side tied into the parking 

bays and pedestrian crossing 

point. 

But Cr Johanson said 

he cannot see how the 

current cycle lanes are 

safer. 

“Without a question 

that is going to be a 

popular cycle route for 

people going from New 

Brighton to Sumner 

along the Coastal Pathway. 

“You think how dangerous is it 

when you have got heavy vehicles, 

a lot of debris and the tragedy 

there was room for a separate 

cycleway and they didn’t do it,” 

he said. 

Cr Johanson has asked Infrastructure, 

Transport and Environment 

Committee chairwoman 

Pauline Cotter and Mayor Lianne 

Dalziel to write to NZTA over the 

issue. 

He is hoping in the future it 

will be a “fundamental requirement” 

for NZTA to add cycleways 

to state highways. 

About two weeks ago, the 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

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Dyers Rd still deemed 

dangerous by cyclists 

Yani Johanson 

Community Board requested a 

post-construction road safety 

audit on Dyers Rd from NZTA. 

Figures show about nine per 

cent of all traffic using Dyers Rd 

are buses/heavy vehicles. 

New Brighton resident 

Celeste Marie Donovan 

said in a submission it 

was “highly disappointing” 

to discover after 

months of roadworks, a 

cycleway was not added. 

Resident Elizabeth 

Odell said cycling along 

Dyers Rd is not for the 

“faint-hearted.” 

“It is quite freaky riding your 

bike along Dyers Rd, with fast 

vehicles beside you and heaps of 

trucks thundering by,” she said. 

Spokes Canterbury chairman 

Don Babe said cycleways are 

expensive and refitting a cycleway 

on Dyers Rd will be far more 

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DECLINE: Stephanie Hampson has researched the health of shellfish in the 

estuary and it’s not looking good. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

Estuary shellfish 

numbers threatened 

• By Sarla Donovan 

COCKLE numbers in the 

Avon-Heathcote Estuary 

are in serious decline. 

A six-month study shows 

the population has fallen 

dramatically since a 2012 

survey, from around 400 

per sq m to between 50 and 

80 per sq m in some areas. 

Biological sciences 

student Stephanie 

Hampson has been 

researching the extent 

and impact of harvesting 

on the health and 

sustainability of estuary 

shellfish beds – an 

important feeding ground 

for birds. 

The results suggest 

the current limit of 150 

cockles per person per day 

is too high and needs to 

be reduced or even a ban 

put in place, Ms Hampson 

said. 

Auckland’s limit is 50 

per person per day, which 

she believes would be more 

appropriate if harvesting is 

to continue. 

Ms Hampson measured 

the number and size of 

cockles in areas near the 

Mt Pleasant causeway, the 

Beachville Rd jetty and the 

Mt Pleasant Yacht Club. 

“I was really surprised,” 

she said, “I wasn’t 

expecting it to decline that 

much, I thought we might 

find a little bit less but not 

like this . . . a lot of them 

are really small because 

there’s not enough good 

nutrients. We had cockles 

eight or nine years old that 

were only 20-30mm which 

is smaller than they should 

be for their age.” 

Cockles can live for 20 

years but eight to nine years 

is typical as there is high 

juvenile mortality rate. 

Beds alongside the 

causeway and yacht club 

were heavily depleted. 

“The areas near the 

causeway are hard-hit 

by collecting so there’s 

not enough time for 

them to establish and 

the area closest to the Mt 

Pleasant Yacht Club was 

also low which might be 

due to disturbance and 

unhealthiness from cars 

driving near to the beach. 

We struggled to find more 

than 40 across that entire 

site – about 10m right 

beside the water line.” 

A survey of 100 estuary 

users found some were 

collecting in groups as 

large as nine; collectively 

they could take more than 

1000 cockles in one day 

and still be within the 

limit. 

Most people didn’t know 

what the limit was. 

“Some thought it was 

similar to Auckland, some 

thought it was a bucketful, 

some thought it was 

between 150 and 400.” 

Signs put up with catch 

limits “kept disappearing.” 

Ms Hampson 

attributes the decline to 

a combination of poor 

nutrients and pressure 

from collecting. 

“With the earthquakes, 

the silt was blocking the 

cockles’ gills and I think 

that affected their health; if 

they’re not as healthy they 

won’t be producing as many 

baby cockles. And then 

because people are taking 

so many, there’s not enough 

replacement in the system; 

they don’t have the chance 

to recover and grow.” 

“I think for people to 

still be able to collect 

there needs to be a lower 

limit, especially in the 

hardest hit areas. At this 

rate, in the channel they’re 

going to die. Eventually 

there will be so few the 

only ones that are big 

enough to reproduce will 

be taken.” 

The research was 

funded by Canterbury 

University and the Avon- 

Heathcote Estuary Ihutai 

Trust. 

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26th August 2018 

10am – 3pm 

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TWO BUDDING netballers 

from Wainoni got up close to 

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Hailee Max and Brie Benns, 

12, met Tactix captain Jane Watson 

and Mystics captain Anna 

Harrison, and welcomed all players 

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The Tactix lost 53-49. 

As part of the ANZ Future 

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young netballers from Casebrook 

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Hailee has been playing netball 

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Discover 

New Brighton 

Run away with the circus 

The Christchurch Circus Trust is a long 

standing charitable organisation who has 

run community focused circus since 2005. 

In the early years, they would travel to 

schools and youth organisations around 

the greater Christchurch area to teach 

circus classes. 

After the 2011 earthquakes they 

recognised a need within the city to 

spearhead resilience and support recovery. 

They searched the ruins in Christchurch to 

find a suitable venue and established the 

Christchurch Circus Centre, located at the 

friendship centre in Opawa. They operated 

successfully for three years teaching classes 

and hosting circus performances. 

At the end of 2013 the building was 

deemed earthquake damaged and destined 

for demolition. They were forced to relocate 

to their present location at the Roy Stokes 

hall, in New Brighton. 

At The Christchurch Circus Centre they 

provide after school circus classes for 

children and specialty classes for adults. 

They run special programmes for schools 

and community organisations, team 

building events for businesses and present 

public performances. 

Their teachers are all professional 

circus practitioners with many years of 

experience. Their students travel from all 

over Christchurch to attend where they 

can learn a wide repertoire of circus skills, 

including aerials like trapeze, silks, rope 

and lyra. Balance arts such as unicycle, 

globe and stilt walking as well as acrobatics 

and numerous juggling skills including 

clubs, balls, spinning plates, hula hoops 

and much more. 

Circus is a unique performing arts form. 

It encompasses a wide range of physical 

skills with artistry and performance. Circus 

as a profession, is a demanding and extreme 

genre which requires great dexterity and 

strength. 

The Circus Trust sees circus as a real 

endeavour and their team of dedicated 

teachers, artistic directors, choreographers, 

rigging technicians and performers all 

work together to put on exceptional public 

performances each year. 

Their next public performance is 13th- 

15th July as part of KidsFest. Come watch 

their performance called the “Wild and 

Wonderful Circus World” which will be 

an extravaganza of acrobatic ensembles, 

ballistic balancing act and extraordinary 

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Storytimes/Wā Kōrerō 

Tuesday, 10.30-11am 

Encourage learning through a love for 

stories. Storytimes is an interactive programme 

including stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. This is a free session. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland Rd and 

New Brighton Library, 213 Marine Parade 

Babytimes/Wā Pēpi 

Tuesday, 11.15-11.45am 

Encourage learning through language. 

Babytimes is an interactive programme 

including rhymes, songs, stories and play! 

This is a free session. 

Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot St 

Email gilbert.wealleans@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

WORDS: Go 

along to the 

library for a 

friendly game 

or two of 

Scrabble with 

other likeminded 

folk. 

The games 

will be held 

at Parklands 

Library, 46 

Queenspark 

Drive, on 

Tuesday, 1.30- 

2.30pm. 

sary. Gold coin, no bookings. Term time 

only. 

New Brighton Library, 213 Marine 

Parade 

Rocket Club 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Rocket Club is a weekly after-school 

programme during term time. All whanau 

are welcome to join the club and become 

involved in different activities based on 

local and current events in a fun learning 

environment. Homework help is available 

during this time. Free to attend and no 

bookings required. 


SENIOR LIVING 

The final stage of villa development is 

progressing well at McKenzie Lifestyle 

Village in Geraldine with target completion 

in spring. Just a hand full of sites available 

to secure off plan, so don’t be the one 

to miss out. Moving into a brand new 

architecturally designed villa priced from 

$335,000 with the monthly outgoing fees 

being fixed for life. Future plans see an 

offering of Assisted Care Apartments 

that compliment the independent 

lifestyle living. 

Our beautiful Leisure Centre is very 

popular with the residents who make 

full use of the swimming and spa 

pools, gymnasium, craft room, library 

and lounge area. Outside, the Bowling 

Green is also popular along with 

Petanque, Mini-golf and Table Bowls. 

This coming summer will see Croquet 

being played on our Village Green. 

The residents’ monthly activities 

calendar boasts the following; bowls 

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Plenty to do at McKenzie 

Lifestyle Village 

events, concert going (Operatunity), 

shopping trips, lunch outings, yoga, 

housie, Qigong (Tai Chi), happy hour, 

knitting, quiz nights, cards and games, 

book club, Bible discussion, craft 

sessions, and there are regular visits by 

the hairdresser, massage therapist and 

the podiatrist. 

Geraldine is a great little town 

that many come to for a holiday but 

you have the opportunity to live the 

holiday lifestyle all year round. There 

is plenty to do in and around the town 

with art galleries, theatre and cinema, 

interesting shops and boutiques, two 

museums and a wide range of good places 

to eat. For the more adventurous there are 

river and forest walks nearby, opportunities 

for biking and a choice of two local golf 

clubs. 

For more information and to secure 

your future lifestyle call Hayley Grant on 

0800 845524. 

Reading to Dogs 

Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Designed to provide a relaxed, nonthreatening 

atmosphere which encourages 

children to practice their reading skills 

and develop a love of reading. The programme 

uses dogs which are the beloved 

pets of the city council animal management 

team. These furry friends have all 

been trained and tested for health, safety 

and temperament. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland Rd 

Parklands Library Book Discussion 

Group 

Tuesday, 7.30-8.30pm 

For those who love reading and want to 

share in a discussion with other friendly 

book lovers. The group subscribes to the 

Book Discussion Scheme so there is a cost 

involved. 

Parklands Library, 46 Queenspark Drive 

CSO Presents Music Trails Through 

The Library 

Wednesday, 10.30 – 11.15am 

Join the musicians of the Christchurch 

Symphony Orchestra as they travel around 

the city’s libraries in this series of fun, 

45min performances filled with songs, 

dance and storytelling. This performance 

features a wind quintet. Catered especially 

for two to six-year-olds. Free, no bookings 

required. For more information, see 

https://my.christchurchcitylibraries.com/ 

music-trails-through-the-library 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland Rd 

Minecraft Club 


Get creative, start crafting. Build imaginative 

worlds and battle nocturnal creatures 

at the learning centre’s Minecraft 

Club. Novice or expert, join the club and 

play with your friends. A tutor will be in 

attendance to supervise and assist if neces- 

Matariki Toi: Kite Craft 


Make a small replica of a manu tukutuku 

(traditional Māori kite) out of 

contemporary craft materials. Materials 

and an instruction sheet are supplied. All 

you have to do is bring your creativity and 

have fun. 


CV Drop-in 

Thursday, 10– 11.30am 

A librarian will be on hand to assist 

those who are needing help with their 

resume. They can offer guidance on creating, 

updating, and editing your CV. 

New Brighton Library, 213 Marine 

Parade 

Matariki Storytimes/Wā Kōrero 

Thursday, 10.30-11am 

Celebrate and welcome in the Māori 

New Year with stories, songs, rhymes and 

craft activities. This is a free session. 


Bible Reading 

Thursday, 9.30-10.30am 

A bible reading group for women which 

is especially designed for those who want 

to read it for the first time. For more information, 

call Elissa on 021 023 65910. 

In the ‘small room’ at the Aranui Wainoni 

Community Centre, 31 Hampshire St 

Matariki Whānau Fun Day 

Saturday, 10am-1pm 

Nau mai, haere mai. Go celebrate Matariki 

2018 at a whānau fun day. 

Learn about manu tukutuku (traditional 

Māori kites), get crafty, sit back and enjoy 

some storytelling. There will also be a 

Matariki-themed scavenger hunt with a 

few prizes up for grabs, then gaze at the 

stars with the Skyview app. 


IT’S LIKE HOLIDAYS 

ALL YEAR ROUND 

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here in Geraldine. But why just have a 

holiday when you can move here instead? 

Make the move to Geraldine’s McKenzie 

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HOME & HEATING 

Choosing the right heat 

pump for your home 

Whether it be a new build, or a retrofit, job but not be unnecessarily overpowered. reputable and reliable products. All brands vary 

most homes include at least one heat pump, Secondly, the location of your heat pump in their energy efficiency, quietness of systems 

if not a whole heating solution. They can is also extremely important. The cheapest and price, so it depends on your application as 

provide cheap, clean heat and are much more 

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HOME & HEATING 

Get the right 

choice for winter 

Every year around about 

now people start to plan 

ahead for their winter 

heating needs. High on 

most people’s ‘must have’ 

list is a Heat Pump. They 

have naturally become 

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of their cheap heat and 

“touch of a button” 

convenience. 

Heat pumps are 

however a significant, 

long term investment, so 

it’s important to make the 

right choice. 

New Zealand properties tend to be of 

unique design and have many features that 

greatly affect their heating requirements. 

Factors such as location, orientation to 

the sun, room volume, heat loss surface 

area, and room air flow characteristics, etc. 

all play a major role. This means that the 

heat pump that is right for your friend or 

neighbour is not necessarily right for you. 

Add to that the fact that all manufacturers 

claim to have the best, quietest, most energy 

efficient, and have a multitude of constantly 

updating models; finding out which heat 

pump is best is not so straightforward. 

Getting the right heat pump for your 

home is a combination of accurate 

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into account all property characteristic, 

plus an up to date knowledge of the 

performance specifications of all makes 

and models available. 

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accredited agents for all top brands. They 

offer an obligation-free home survey and 

completely unbiased advice on which heat 

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So if you are considering getting a 

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co.nz and book your home assessment. 

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components to optimise the system: 

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The diffusers send the heat to the floor, 

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