Bay Harbour: October 04, 2023

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2023
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‘Soulmate’
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cancer
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• By Shayne Currie
RADIO AND TV star
Simon Barnett’s beloved wife
Jodi has died.
She passed away
peacefully at the couple’s
home early on Monday
– with the devastated
broadcaster and family at
her side – following a fiveand-a-half-year
battle with
brain cancer.
“We are absolutely
heartbroken that our
beautiful wife and mother,
Jodi, passed away in the
early hours of Monday
morning,” the Barnett
family said in a statement
yesterday.
“We are completely broken
but trust she is now walking
and talking freely with our
heavenly Dad.
“Words cannot adequately
convey how deeply loved she
was by us, and all who knew
her.”
The 61-year-old wife,
mother and grandmother
– she and Barnett had
been married 32 years and
have four daughters and
three grandchildren – had
undergone four brain
surgeries, chemotherapy
and radiation treatment
since April 2018, when she
suffered a seizure out of the
blue at the couple’s home.
Her fourth and most
recent surgery was in
January.
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• By Sasha Watson
A CROWD of up to 10,000 is
expected to celebrate the biennial
Akaroa French Festival over the
weekend.
“The festival has seen many postponements
since 2019, but this year
it will finally return with what looks
like fantastic weather,” said festival
spokesperson Luke Dawkins.
“An extra day was added to the
celebrations to allow for more options
and prevent festival enjoyers from
missing out on anything.”
The festival will open with a powhiri
at 5pm on Friday, followed by a
night market.
Saturday will see reenactments of
the first French settlers arriving in
1940, a parade and day market, and
variety show Le Cabaret.
Sunday offers the La Brocante vintage
fair, a best-dressed fancy french
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NEWS 5
‘I just want you forever and ever’
• From page 1
Barnett’s Newstalk ZB
colleague, breakfast host Mike
Hosking, choked back tears as he
relayed the news to his listeners
yesterday morning.
“Obviously for us, it’s a very
sad day. All our love and all our
thoughts and all our prayers go
to Simon and his family.”
In an interview with the NZ
Herald published at the weekend,
Barnett described Jodi as his
“perfect soulmate” and “greatest
cheerleader” who had defied
odds all the way.
But he also revealed doctors
had given Jodi just weeks to live:
“Things are grim now.”
Barnett said the best moments
of his life were when he was with
Jodi and their four daughters,
Samantha, Sophie, Bella and
Lily, who are all now in their 20s.
Jodi, he said, was the very
embodiment of “kindness and
selflessness”.
Revealing how they met
“accidentally” on the Mt Hutt
skifield in 1988 – when the then
What Now TV host spotted her
having trouble on one of the lifts
– Barnett said he had never been
loved “like the way she loves
me”.
“Her whole mission in life was
to be the best mum she could be
and the best wife that she could
be,” Barnett said.
“And if you look at her life – by
any measure of success – she
completely exceeded that.”
Barnett, the host of Newstalk
ZB’s Afternoons show, said his
faith had led him to believe Jodi
would “get through this – and
she did every time”.
“But of course, more recently,
I’ve realised that we are really in
a battle.”
He said his wife had not once
cried about her predicament.
“She’s not the toughest woman
I know, I don’t qualify that. She’s
the toughest person I know.
“I’ve cried bucket loads.
When I’m showering her and
massaging her legs I just cry.
“I’m holding her legs and
her feet and just looking at this
girl, just my beautiful wife, and
saying, ‘I just want you forever
and ever’.”
Barnett added that he was at
his wife’s side constantly.
“I just don’t want my wife to
ever feel a moment where I’m not
there. So all through the night, I
just touch her hand and say I’m
here.”
After Jodi developed a lifethreatening
brain bleed soon
after her first operation in 2018,
one of the couple’s daughters,
Sophie, turned to Barnett in
hospital.
“She said, ‘Dad, I just don’t
want to live in a world without
Mum’,” a tearful Barnett said.
“And that’s so what I felt, I
just didn’t want to live and don’t
want to live in a world without
Mum.”
• Turn to page 6
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‘She is my hero’
Māori history, climate
change key concerns
WARM SMILES: Jodi and Simon Barnett at their daughter
Samantha’s wedding in 2017, before Jodi was diagnosed
with brain cancer.
• From page 5
Barnett said his life would
never be the same.
“I sound like I am heroworshipping
her, but the fact is,
she is my hero.
“I’ve said to her multiple times
in the past five years and even
though she can’t respond, ‘I’m
simply in awe of you’.”
Barnett said his bond with Jodi
had only strengthened during her
illness.
“As if it were possible, I love
her more deeply now than I ever
have at any time in our marriage.
I mean, so many things have
changed, but I just love her now
more deeply, more intently than I
ever have at any point in 32 years.
“So many people have said
you’ve just got a genuine love
story.
“Unfortunately, it’s just got such
a tragic end and I never saw it. I
just never saw this.
“But as the Bible says, love
never gives up, love never loses
faith, love is always hopeful,
and endures through every
circumstance.”
Details of Jodi’s service will be
shared in the coming days, the
Barnetts said in the statement
yesterday.
• To read more about
Simon and Jodi’s love story,
visit nzherald.co.nz for the
full interview
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safe world. The rambling cottage-like garden surrounds
you, creating a private haven. Leafy, lush and fragrant with
the scent of jasmine, you will never want to leave! Relax
in the sun and listen for the song of the native birds, who
are drawn to the trees in the parklike setting beyond the
garden.
Now residing in Australia, our owners instructions are very
clear! This will be sold on, if not before auction day. So
be quick to view this superb home with its secret garden
because the best gems are always snapped up quick!
2 1 1 1
AUCTION
From 11am, Thursday 12 th October 2023
98 Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior)
OPEN HOMES
Please refer to the website for open home times
www.grenadier.co.nz ID#FM6091
SALLY
POMEROY-
FITZGERALD
022 074 0879 | 03 384 7950
sally.pomeroy@harcourts.co.nz
Grenadier Real Estate Ltd. MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008.
SCAN TO VIEW THE
PROPERTY LISTING
AUCTION
857 FERRY ROAD WOOLSTON SIMPLY TOO GOOD TO MISS!
Privately tucked away, well back from the road
and overlooking the Kotuku Reserve, coming
home will feel like you are stepping into a
different world! This fully fenced, post-earthquake
constructed home and all it has to offer is a must
see...
spaces flow seamlessly out to the huge deck
and private garden. Positioned perfectly for sun
and surrounded by beautiful native trees in the
Kotuku Reserve beyond, it’s the perfect home for
entertaining while being safe and secure for kids
and pets. This is family living at its best!
1,012M 2
AUCTION
4 2 1
From 11am, Thursday 12 th October 2023
98 Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior)
4
With no compromise on size, the kitchen with
its walk in pantry is a cooks delight, while the
sun drenched open plan dining and living
A viewing is a must! Our owners are committed to
moving on, so this must be sold on, if not before
auction day!
OPEN HOMES
Please refer to the website for open home times
www.harcourtsgrenadier.co.nz ID#FM6090
SALLY
POMEROY-
FITZGERALD
022 074 0879 | 03 384 7950
sally.pomeroy@harcourts.co.nz
Grenadier Real Estate Ltd. MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008.
SCAN TO VIEW THE
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Wednesday October 4 2023 Bay Harbour News 11
ALISON
CARTER
TOP Ferrymead
Sales Consultant
August - September 2023
0274 318 960
Grenadier Real Estate Ltd MREINZ. Licensed Agent REAA 2008
AS-IS
AUCTION
28 PANORAMA ROAD SUMNER
“AS-IS, WHERE-IS” OPPORTUNITY
WITH MILLION DOLLAR VIEWS
Nestled on the north-facing side of Clifton Hill, this
expansive architectural property is ripe for enhancement,
offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get yourself into
a coveted position at an entry level price. With sweeping
views that stretch from Scarborough around to the city,
encompassing the breathtaking Pegasus Bay Coastline,
Moncks Bay, the majestic Kaikoura Ranges, and the snowcapped
Southern Alps, this location and views are nothing
short of spectacular.
This home boasts scale and space, spanning three floors
and promising comfort for your entire family. On the top
floor, the master bedroom is a true retreat, boasting an
ensuite, a walk-in robe, and doors that open onto a deck
with stunning 180-degree views from sunrise to sunset.
Imagine waking up to these vistas every day! The ground
floor features three additional bedrooms and a wellappointed
bathroom, plus a gym/5th bedroom with
sauna, ensuring there’s plenty of room for everyone.
This is a once in a blue moon opportunity to turn this rough
diamond into the home you’ve always wished for - at a level
far below what it would cost to build in today’s market.
Do the numbers. Plans by O’Neil Architecture are available
giving you a head start on your renovation & repair journey.
4-5 1 3 2 2
AUCTION
From 11am, Thursday 12 th October 2023
98 Moorhouse Avenue (Unless Sold Prior)
OPEN HOMES
Wednesdays, Saturdays & Sundays
2:00PM - 2:45PM
www.grenadier.co.nz ID#FM6102
ALISON
CARTER
0274 318 960 | 03 384 7950
alison.carter@harcourts.co.nz
Grenadier Real Estate Ltd. MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008.
SCAN TO VIEW THE
PROPERTY LISTING

12 Bay Harbour News Wednesday October 4 2023
DEADLINE
29 CHALLENGER LANE REDCLIFFS ELEVATE YOUR LIFESTYLE
This is an extraordinary opportunity to secure
one of Redcliff’s most prestigious sections. Enjoy
watching the yachts sway in Moncks Bay and the
waves crash along the Sumner Bar, all while being
a stone’s throw from the community hub.
Feel at ease with both a geotech and retaining
wall report complete to assist the first steps
of the construction process. Made easy with a
clear driveway cut-in to access the section, and a
blank canvas to work with, designing a home that
captures these idyllic views won’t be an issue.
Embrace the vibrant community of Redcliffs with a
range of local amenities, including schools, parks,
cafes and more, or take a stroll down the coastal
pathway to Sumner Beach and beyond.
Don’t be too late and contact Hamish today to
register your interest.
798M 2
DEADLINE
Closes 2pm, Wednesday 18 th October 2023
1020 Ferry Road (Unless Sold Prior)
PROPERTY FILES
http://www.propertyfiles.co.nz/property/FM6089
www.grenadier.co.nz ID#FM6089
HAMISH
CRAW
027 636 5129 | 03 384 7950
hamish.craw@harcourts.co.nz
Grenadier Real Estate Ltd. MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008.
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FOR SALE
SOLD
12B PATMOS PLACE MOUNT PLEASANT
START PACKING FOR PATMOS!
This is a rare opportunity to stake your claim on the hill,
without a hefty price tag! Tucked away down a private lane,
you will find this beautifully sunny, fully fenced, easy care
home with sweeping views out over the estuary and up the
coastline stretching right out to the Kaikoura’s. Our owners
have already moved on, so a sale here is imminent.
A well configured floor plan offers large, flexible living
options. Upstairs is dedicated to family living and indoor/
outdoor entertaining. The large dining room, off the kitchen
flows through to the living room and a separate formal
lounge with a pellet fire ensures you will be cosy and warm
in winter.
Careful thought has gone into the design of the sundrenched
outdoor living space, ensuring the natural
indoor, outdoor flow is seamless, transitioning into a huge
entertainment space. The fantastic deck and BBQ area is
surrounded by beautiful established gardens and of course
captures the incredible view! The laundry and a separate
guest toilet complete the picture on the upper level.
3 1 2 2
FOR SALE
PRICE BY NEGOTIATION
OPEN HOMES
Please refer to the website for open home times
www.grenadier.co.nz ID#FM6056
SALLY
POMEROY-
FITZGERALD
022 074 0879 | 03 384 7950
sally.pomeroy@harcourts.co.nz
Grenadier Real Estate Ltd. MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008.
SCAN TO VIEW THE
PROPERTY LISTING

Wednesday October 4 2023 Bay Harbour News 13
TOP
SUMNER
CONSULTANTS
SHAUN DAVEY
027 953 8860
CALLUM BROWNLEE
027 526 4585
Grenadier Real Estate Ltd MREINZ. Licensed Agent REAA 2008
DEADLINE
51A MOUNTBATTEN STREET NEW BRIGHTON
COASTAL BLISS: YOUR QUIET GETAWAY
Introducing a charming 2-bedroom unit nestled in the
heart of New Brighton, where coastal living meets modern
convenience. This inviting residence offers the perfect blend
of comfort and location, making it an ideal choice for those
seeking a relaxed lifestyle near the sea.
As you step inside, you’ll immediately notice the abundance
of natural light that floods the spacious living area. The
open floor plan seamlessly connects the living room to the
well-appointed kitchen, creating a welcoming space for
both entertaining and everyday living. The kitchen boasts
modern appliances and ample counter space, making meal
preparation a breeze. The two generously sized bedrooms
provide a peaceful retreat at the end of the day, each
offering plenty of closet space. A well-appointed bathroom
adds convenience to this delightful unit.
Outside boasts a large private back yard along with a tidy
front yard. Added convenience of a powered single garage
means you have ample storage or workshop space.
2 1 1 1
DEADLINE
Closes 3pm, Thursday 12 th October 2023
7/43 Nayland Street (Unless Sold Prior)
OPEN HOMES
Contact agents for open home times or to arrange
a private viewing.
1
www.grenadier.co.nz ID#SM0688
CALLUM BROWNLEE
SHAUN DAVEY
027 526 4585 027 953 8860
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SPORT 15
Synchro Dolphins take silver
THE PROVINCE’S future in
synchronised swimming looks
to be in good hands, following
Canterbury Dolphins’ success at
last week’s Artistic Swimming
Nationals in Auckland.
The Canterbury Dolphins, a
team of five swimmers, took second
place in the Dolphin Combo
under 16s competition, against
six other teams from across the
country.
The talented young synchro
swimmers showcased their
abilities during a three-minute
routine set to a medley of Mission
Impossible, James Bond,
and Pink Panther tunes.
All but two of the girls joined
the team in recent months.
Twelve-year-old Georgie Halliwell
was introduced to the sport
earlier this year by her school
friend Emily Betteridge, 12. Emily
has been a part of Canterbury
Artistic Swimming for two
years, alongside teammate Alex
Macfarlane, 12.
“It’s like underwater gymnastics,”
said Emily about the sport.
“And you’re doing it in perfect
sync with the rest of the team –
it’s challenging! We count, and
we listen to the music.”
Georgie shared her excitement
about participating in the event.
“Synchronised swimming is a
combination of all my favourite
things, with swimming, music,
and creating routines all being
important,” she said.
“It’s really fun being part of a
team, and we train hard.”
The team’s dedication is evident
in their rigorous training
regimen, which consisted of five
hours each week.
Coach Jo Biddle expressed her
pride in the girls’ dedication and
focus.
“I’m super proud of these girls
and how they’ve truly committed
themselves to achieve these
remarkable results,” she said.
“They’ve come a long way
and have truly earned this
recognition.”
Team member Kayla Camm-
Rule also demonstrated her
PROUD: Canterbury
Dolphin swimmers in
the pool, from front to
back – Ayla Burgess,
Emily Betteridge,
Kayla Camm-Rule,
Georgie Halliwell and
Alex Macfarlane.
Kayla Camm-Rule
(right) placed third in
13-16 Figures.
individual prowess, impressing
the judges to take third in the 13-
16 years Figures competition.
Canterbury Artistic
Swimming is on a high as
these young athletes continue
to make waves in the world
of synchronised swimming,
showcasing their talent,
dedication and passion for
the sport.
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16
TREASURES FROM THE PAST
‘Whalers retreat’: Waitata Little
AT THE exposed mouth of
Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour
lies a small bay carved into the
steep cliffs below the southern
headland of Te Piaka Adderley
Head (Charles Adderley was
an MP and prominent
member of the Canterbury
Association).
Piaka refers to the edible root
or bulb of raupō (bulrush) and
therefore connects to the greater
harbour’s name of Whakaraupō
(Lyttelton Harbour). Known to
Māori as Waitata, the sheltered
bay was utilised by residents
of Ngāi Tahu’s Puāri pā at
Koukourārata Port Levy for
gathering kaimoana.
The bay’s first European name,
Whalers Retreat, poetically
evoked the earliest European
activities in the region.
Whaling had begun in
Aotearoa New Zealand’s waters
in the early 1790s with vessels
crewed by tough men primarily
from Britain, North America,
Australia and France, many of
whom were ex-convicts – hard
men for certain.
Their target for the lucrative
blubber and baleen was the
Southern right whale (Eubalaena
glacialis australis), humpback,
and sperm whales. All of these
migrated along New Zealand’s
long coastline to and from
feeding grounds in the wild
southern oceans to warmer
breeding grounds.
The right whale was so named
as it was the ‘right’ whale to
target, being slower and more
passive than other species and
because mothers with calves
would not desert their young;
they were slaughtered first to
ensure the capture of the
Men in small
boats fighting
a whale.
Te Ūaka
The Lyttelton
Museum
ref.7353.1
https://
www.teuaka.
org.nz/onlinecollection/
1127542
frantic mother.
Whaling ships Lucy-Ann and
Joseph Weller were probably the
first to visit the bay in 1835. In
1836, Captain Hempleman’s brig
Bee spent about eight months
taking refuge in the relatively
sheltered waters of the bay.
The crew used the beach for
the odorous and often dangerous
process of scarving and flensing
the carcasses (when not using
a shore station, these activities
would take place with the whale
hung by its tail alongside the
ship).
The blubber was then rendered
to its valuable oily essence in
trypots. Bone was sometimes
buried in order to rot away the
remaining flesh and huge tentlike
piles of whalebones were left
bleaching in the sun.
The headland was a prime
vantage point to sight the telltale
spouts of migrating cetaceans
and to convey messages between
shore, ship and whaleboat. At
one time, as many as 14 whaling
ships were working the waters of
Pegasus Bay from the cove.
In July 1836, Captain Rhodes
of the Australian abandoned
17 crew ashore for mutiny, a
common solution to discipline
problems aboard ship. There had
been numerous troubles on board
until the final insubordination –
the whalers had refused to row
their longboat with whale in tow
to shore from a mere 40km out
at sea!
A number of French ships,
including the Asia, also used
the bay – both officers and crew
interacted and traded with local
Māori from Koukourārata Port
Levy, who set up temporary
camps on the beach.
Lieutenant Joseph Fournier of
the corvette Heroine drew the
first charts of the waters, while
Captain Jean Langlois of the
Cachelot attempted to purchase
land from tangata whenua.
A number of mariners and
very likely some Māori too were
buried in a small cemetery,
having fallen to the rigours of the
perilous industry.
Later, John Ames operated a
shore whaling station through
1844-5, despite the industry’s
focus having moved to more
profitable waters as right whale
numbers became decimated.
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17
Port Cooper
Before the earthquakes
Whale vertebra. Te Ūaka The Lyttelton Museum ref.816.1
https://www.teuaka.org.nz/online-collection/532770
According to the journal of
Asia’s surgeon Dr Felix Maynard,
trypots, boilers, furnaces and all
manner of gear were thrown out
into the depths of the bay’s waters
when the Asia departed for good,
leaving little evidence but whale
bone of the gruesome use of the
cove.
By the 1840s, Whalers Retreat
was widely referred to by the
English name that it is known today:
Little Port Cooper – a ‘little
sibling’ to the larger Port Cooper
(which became Port Lyttelton in
1857) in which it lies.
The name was bestowed by
Captain William Wiseman of the
brig Elizabeth in honour of his
employer Daniel Cooper.
Cooper, originally from Lancashire,
was a former convict
transported to the Australian
penal colony for life, who became
a wealthy and successful sealer,
trader and ship merchant in
Sydney. His partner and fellow
ex-convict, Solomon Levey,
(transported for the theft of 90
pounds of tea and a chest), also
left his mark on history in the
name of neighbouring Port Levy,
albeit without the second ‘e’ in
his surname.
In the lead-up to its
150th anniversary
celebration over Labour
weekend, the Lyttelton
Volunteer Fire Brigade
looks back at its past in a
regular column
THIS PEACEFUL photo of
the Lyttelton Fire Station and
both fire appliances was taken
in January 2011. A month later,
everything changed.
The 2010/2011 earthquake
period was undoubtedly the
most intense in the brigade’s
stellar history, 150 years of
which will be celebrated in two
weeks’ time.
The two fire trucks are still in
use 12 years later, but nothing
else is the same.
For weeks after February 22,
2011, the fire station became the
hub of the community.
The fire communications
centre couldn’t understand out
why so few calls for assistance
were coming from Lyttelton.
Local residents just turned up
at the station, where a friendly
face and a large not-very-hightech
whiteboard were ready
to organise any help that was
required.
Six years later, almost to the
day in 2017, the brigade moved
into their now very-high-tech
new fire station.
READY: Lyttelton Fire Station’s two appliances in January
2011. Both are still in use today.
That’s where, on Friday,
October 20, a meet and greet
social evening will kick-start the
150th celebrations, followed on
Saturday by a fascinating display
of old and new fire appliances,
and the formal dinner in a
grand marquee in the station car
park.
While the earthquakes
provided the Lyttelton Volunteer
Fire Brigade with some of its
proudest moments, nothing
beats 150 years of continuous
service.
Registrations for the 150th
anniversary celebrations
of the Lyttelton Volunteer
Fire Brigade are open
now. If you’re a past
brigade member, know
someone who is, or just
want to celebrate the
occasion with them,
please email LVFB150th@
gmail.com with your
details and you’ll be sent
the registration link.
Kōrero mai, let’s talk about our
Safer speed plan
Way safer for everyone
We’re planning to change speed limits in
Governors Bay, Diamond Harbour settlements
and around Koukourarata Marae.
Lower speeds can save lives and prevent serious injury.
Reducing our speed makes a major difference in a crash.
People make mistakes on our roads, and those mistakes
shouldn’t cost our neighbours, whānau or pets their lives.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency have changed the way
speed limits are set. This gives us an opportunity to plan an
area-wide approach for speed changes.
We’re asking for feedback on our 10-year vision and principles
for safe speeds across Christchurch and Banks Peninsula, as
well as our first three years of implementation.
To read the plan and give feedback by
25 October, visit
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21 Marriner Street, Sumner
Asking price $950,000
3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, 2 living areas,
1 ensuite, 2 seperate toilet, 1 carport,
145m² foor area - Listing No. IHT516
Designed by renowned British architect Ben
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wrap around the corner of Marriner and
Burgess Streets in the seaside suburb of
Sumner. This is an opportunity to live in the
Main Street of Sumner and be a part of a
development that will completely change the
look and feel of our little village.
The Homes also include;
-Solar power -Heritage fittings (plumbing, electrical, tiles, cabinetry) -Wool carpet
-Wool insulation -Stone bench tops -Smeg appliances -F&P dish drawer
-Healthy, low VOC paint inside -Double glazed double hung sash windows
-Large interior profile skirting and architraves
Wednesday October 4 2023 Bay Harbour News 19
ADVERTISING FEATURE
T O W N H O U S E S
Courtney Mayall
Heritage Home Consultant
p. 021 124 9155
e. Courtney@brooksfield.co.nz
Please don't hesitate to get in touch with us today with any questions.
(Licensed Agent REAA 2008)
23 Marriner St (corner Marriner & Burgess)
Townhouse 1
Townhouse 2
Townhouse 3
- 3 Bedroom,
- 3 Bedroom,
- 3 Bedroom,
2 Bathroom,
2 Bathroom,
2 Bathroom,
1 Garage,
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Apartment 1 - 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 1 Garage,
Apartment 2
Coach House 1
Coach House 2
- 1 Bedroom,
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Apartment 1 - 3 Bedroom, 1.5 Bathroom, 1 Carport, 145m2 - $950,000 - Available
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The role of cow, goat or sheep milk in
the nutrition and health of older women.
Milk provides important nutrients that help older people to maintain
muscle and bone health, and low milk intake is often associated with
poor nutrition in older adults.
We are looking for female volunteers aged 60 to 80 years to participate
in the YUMMI study, a 12-week research study investigating the health
effects of consuming different types milk – cow, goat, or sheep.
We will provide you with cow, goat or sheep milk powder to drink
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(control group). The time commitment for the study will be about 11
hours and you will attend five clinic visits. You will receive up to $220 in
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If you are a woman aged 60 to 80 years and can drink milk, we would
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Te Matatiki Toi Ora The Arts Centre, selected dates 7–23 October
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Avebury Open Day & Vintage Market
9 Eveleyn Couzins Avenue, Richmond, 21 October
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CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
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Across
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4. Cynic of about fifty perhaps starts going
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8. The latest way to put in mute, he works
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10. There’s room in the roof for cat, it
might appear (5)
11. Pin one down to pay on it, and be
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12. How to check the winding-shaft on the
watch (4)
16. Boy with bow takes the trophy I’d
made (5)
17. Being constrained, prudes ensure it’s
about right (5,8)
19. Is an eavesdropper among insects (7)
20. How to harass the reporters (5)
Down
1. Business office reckoning on the
Commons (8-5)
2. It is no more acceptable to be dismissed
(3)
3. Footway an Afghan takes (6)
4. Make a fuss, or something new (6)
5. Settle the argument with a close
embrace (6)
6. Aunt dined out, and was overwhelmed
(9)
7. Mechanics smoke as energy is
produced (6-7)
9. Post one’s instructions to supply goods
to such a firm (4,5)
13. Toll on company trio turns to (6)
14. Contemptuously rejects heel-goads
around the North (6)
15. Does one’s arithmetic, which makes
sense (4,2)
18. Under supervision, engineer starts
employment (3)
SUDOKU
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Across
1. Aid someone in crime
(4)
4. Nauseous (6)
8. Reluctantly approve
(7)
9. Adversary (5)
10. Storyline (4)
11. Stand astride (8)
13. Silly or superficial (9)
17. Detail not yet settled
(5,3)
19. Tumble (4)
21. Wash (5)
22. Visualise (7)
23. Dessert (6)
24. Soil (4)
Down
2. To wag or skive (4,3)
3. Implement (4)
4. Survey (13)
5. Lift (8)
6. Velocity (5)
7. Over excited (5)
8. Imitate (4)
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14. Staying power (7)
15. Sphere (5)
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