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New vehicle boosts emergency responseThe ability of the Arthurs Pass Volunteer Rural Fire Force to respond to emergencies has been boosted.

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Rolleston firefighters battle a house fire during a training exercise over the weekend. An abandoned house on George Holmes Road in Rolleston was used for the training exercise which involved firefighters from around the district and as far afield as Ashburton. For more photographs see Page 4.

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Council has put in three separate requests as part of a registration of interest for the governments ultra-fast fibre broadband fund, its rural broadband initiative and mobile black spot fund.

The council undertook a survey during May of Selwyn households and businesses to determine the extent of the issues facing residents over poor broadband or cell phone coverage.

Council chief executive David Ward said of the 634 responses to the survey, 54% came from rural or lifestyle areas.

People in these areas experienced the slowest internet speeds, with households and businesses reporting they found it difficult to work from home, use business or farm software, download files, watch videos or use Skype.

Mr Ward said that as the CPW Central Plains Water (CPW) irrigation scheme is rolled out there will be a need for farms to have access to sophisticated software to monitor and input data needed for water and farm management.

Improved broadband services will be necessary for farms and local businesses to be able to operate efficiently once the scheme starts operating.

Selwyn District Council has lodged applications with the government to improve broadband and mobile phone services in Selwyn.

by Kent Caddick

Council seeks broadband funding

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The meeting which was promoted by Malvern Enviro and the Two Rivers Community Trust along with Community Energy Action (CEA) was aimed at giving expert advice on keeping warm and dry throughout winter and help on reducing heating power bills.

Malvern Enviro spokesperson Dave Fitzjohn said the irony of the fact that the talk scheduled for July 9 had to be cancelled due to the unpredictable nature of that very winter weather was not lost on the organisers.

The fact is that with sleet still falling and predictions of snow, it was felt that the speakers and the potential audience would be better off staying at home.

The meeting has been rescheduled and will now take place will now take place on July 30 at 7pm in the Darfield Library.

We are very pleased that Community Energy Action was able to re-schedule the event, and it

All are welcome and there should be something for everyone as CEA offers totally independent advice on such a wide range of heating and energy issues, including insulation, heating options, ventilation systems, alternative energies and indeed any issue related to keeping

Winter heating meetingA community meeting on keeping warm this winter, which was cancelled due to adverse weather conditions, is on again.

our homes warm and economical.It is to be strongly hoped that on the

next occasion, the talk aimed at allaying the effects of winter is not once again defeated by those effects and we look forward to seeing a good number there. Refreshments will be provided after the talk.

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Feijoa expert Dr Meng Zhang, of Southwest University of Science and Technology (SWUST) in Sichuan Province, spent a month at the Bio-Protection Research Centre (BPRC) at Lincoln University to learn more about New Zealand horticulture production systems, biological protection and bio-control.

Lincoln University business development manager, Dr Samuel Yu, said Sichuan province has a population of 90 million, with fertile grounds and a good climate for growing agricultural produce.

The province has over 10,000 hectares of land growing red centred Kiwifruit and production has been sensitive to PSA attack and pollination, Dr Yu said.

Bioprotection techniques could assist farmers that struggle to control PSA, and the Bio-Protection Research Centre has a lot of expertise in this space.

This visit is part of the 2015 China-New Zealand Scientist Exchange Program funded by the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology and the New Zealand Ministry of Business, Innovation

Chinese ties extendedFeijoas and Kiwifruit were on the menu when Lincoln University hosted a plant specialist to initiate closer working ties around food production with a Chinese province of 90 million people.

and employment.Dr Zhang also met with a range of

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The force has been handed the keys to a new emergency response vehicle which will be used for tackling small vegetation fires, spot fires and car fires.

The Toyota Landcruiser double cab has been fitted out to be suitable for use in the alpine area of Arthur's Pass and the extreme weather conditions the area experiences.

Selwyn District Council provided $60,000 for the vehicle to be purchased, fitted out and brought up to emergency response standards.

Arthur's Pass Volunteer Rural Fire Force controller Nic Menary said the vehicle is a great addition to the force.

"We are immensely grateful to the council for providing us with this vehicle. It is a big step up in capability and will allow volunteers to respond to emergencies more efficiently."

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Council is considering how to elect councillors, how many electoral wards there will be across the district and whether to retain community boards, as part of a review which is carried out every six years.

Excluding council staff and elected representatives 28 people attended a public meeting in Darfield on the issue, 8 in Rolleston, 4 in Lincoln and 5 in Leeston.

Council chief executive David Ward said council was pleased with the initial engagement in its representation review pre-consultation process.

We have held four public meetings each of which attracted a wide range of questions in consideration of the options the sub-committee is initially proposing.

We are currently receiving written comments on the proposals.

The initial pre-consultation round

Council happy with representation feedbackThe Selwyn District Council says it is happy with the feedback it has received on its representation review despite poor attendance at most of its recent public meetings.

by Kent Caddick

will conclude at the end of next week. Following this, both written and verbal responses that have been received will be evaluated and incorporated in a report to council for final adoption on representation review issues on August 26.

Councillor Mark Alexander, who chairs councils representation review sub-committee, said he was a little disappointed with the turnout at most of the meetings.

However, we received some useful feedback from all of the meetings and we need to bear in mind this is only the preliminary phase of consultation and people are still able to add their feedback on the council website.

Cr Alexander said the numbers attending the Darfield meeting reflected the concern residents

had over the proposed loss of the Malvern Community Board.

The review sub-committee is proposing to do away with the districts two community boards, in Malvern and Selwyn Central wards, and has put forward a number of options for the wards and numbers of councillors.

One of the options is to retain the current set up of four wards and 11 councillors but a difficulty in ensuring the districts population is evenly spread across the wards indicate this may not be a feasible option.

Two other options promote the amalgamation of the Springs and Ellesmere wards with either 9 or 10 councillors.

Cr Alexander said the other option, with no wards and councillors being elected from across the district, gained little favour at the public meetings.

Councillor Mark Alexander wants more public feedback on representation review.

The ability of the Arthurs Pass Volunteer Rural Fire Force to respond to emergencies has been boosted by the arrival of a new vehicle.

assets of the vehicle is its radio communications which allow the team to communicate with fire and ambulance services, search and rescue, Civil Defence, the Department of Conservation and helicopters.

"There are very few vehicles as versatile as this one in the country."

The vehicle has medical equipment such as a defibrillator and a stretcher. It also includes fire equipment, and a water tank that holds 200 litres with a foam induction system. The vehicle can carry four passengers - twice as many as the old vehicle, which dated from the 1970s.

Council's deputy principal rural fire officer, Douglas Marshall said the Arthur's Pass Volunteer Rural Fire Force is quite different from any other volunteer service.

Arthur's Pass is such a small village

that the volunteers do everything - the same group of people are the firefighters, the ambulance first responders, Civil Defence volunteers and search and rescue team."

The Arthur's Pass Fire Force also has a modern four wheel drive fire

appliance, which will continue to be used alongside the new vehicle, allowing a full team of volunteers to attend emergencies. Previously volunteers used their own vehicles if additional personnel were required or for crew changes.

Selwyn Mayor Kelvin Coe presents Arthurs Pass Volunteer Rural Fire Force controller Nic Menary with the keys to the forces new emergency response vehicle while volunteers (from left) Chris Stewart, Peter Neale and Graeme Kates look on.


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Firefighters from Rolleston, Leeston, Diamond Harbour, New Brighton and Ashburton were involved in the New Zealand Fire Service exercise.

Rolleston Volunteer Fire Brigades deputy chief fire officer Steve Triggs said the house had been donated by the owners of the land which has recently

A Darfield police officer has had a lucky escape after he collided with a cattle beast on Clintons Road on Monday evening.

Senior Sergeant Roy Appley said the officer wasnt injured in the collision.

However, there is substantial damage to the Police vehicle which he was driving and the cattle beast that was hit has not survived the crash.

While the owner of the cattle has been located police have not made a decision as to whether any charges will be laid.

Police say it is a timely reminder to all livestock owners to ensure their animals are secure and cant get on to the roads through fences or insecure gates.

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Burning down the house in Rollestonby Kent Caddick

Around 50 firefighters attended a house fire in Rolleston on Sunday but the emergency wasnt real just a training opportunity for new recruits. Photos by Peter Walker

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The school has adopted a Selwyn District Council site on Mitchells Road as an outdoor classroom.

Each term students take a trip to the site when they learn how to plant and care for the sites environment.

Students are recognising that there are lots of different living things and learning about how life responds to environmental changes, principal Carey-Anne Hamilton said.

Greendale students involved in restoration projectGreendale School students are becoming active citizens in a local community restoration project.

Brooke Turner from Te Ara Kakariki (Greenway Canterbury Trust) is leading this inquiry and her enthusiasm and leadership is motivating the children, staff and parents.

She coordinates different organisations to join us at the Mitchells Road site for a variety of learning experiences, including Mike Bowie, the Bug Man, from Lincoln University, Ms Hamilton said.

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Henry and Micayla prepare the ground for planting....continued from front page

The ultra-fast broadband application requests the government expands and improves service to Darfield, Kirwee, Leeston and Southbridge, and also requests the existing Lincoln ultra-fast broadband service be extended to include Tai Tapu.

Mr Ward said currently only Rolleston and Lincoln have access to ultra-fast fibre broadband.

The application to extend ultra-fast broadband to Tai Tapu also seeks to extend the service to cover new subdivisions at the eastern end of Lincoln.

Lincoln is identified as a hub for education, industry and research and the expansion of research and industry will create demand for new housing in Lincoln and Tai Tapu.

He said the survey results found that 34% of people from Selwyn townships outside of Rolleston and Lincoln had internet speeds of 3mpbs or less and experienced issues using the internet for some business or leisure activities.

Council has also applied to the governments mobile black spot fund to improve mobile phone coverage along State Highway 73 between Springfield and Otira.

This route is a busy tourist highway, and during the winter it is used by thousands of skiers to visit the six skifields located in Selwyn.

Council chief executive David Ward says improved broadband services are necessary for farms and local businesses to be able to operate efficiently.

From the perspective of civil defence and emergency services it is critical that mobile coverage be provided along this route due to the risk of traffic accidents and ski accidents.

There is also the risk of an earthquake occurring along the alpine fault line. Should this occur it is also critical that mobile coverage be provided so that contact can be made with communities living in this area and contractors working to reopen the road, Mr Ward said.

As part of its application council will also prepare a Digital Enablement Plan, to identify council can assist in digital engagement and increase the uptake of fast broadband.

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The Canterbury Aoraki Conservation Board Award for a transformational restoration project was awarded to volunteers who helped plant and develop the park.

Today the 2.6 hectare park has over 7000 native plants, and is home to some rare local native plant species as well as a range of birds and insects.

Michele Frey, who lives next door to the park, came up with the idea to rehabilitate the former gravel quarry site.

She said she wanted to restore the area to its natural habitat and provide a tranquil area people could visit to enjoy nature.

"The objective was to regenerate the site with vegetation that once existed naturally on the Canterbury plains," Ms Frey said.

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Park volunteers work recognisedLocal volunteers have won an award for their outstanding contribution to conservation by developing Prebbleton Nature Park.

beautiful park transformed from what was essentially nothing. And it is due to the massive commitment from the team of volunteers lead by Jim Hutton and supported by Selwyn District Council and other key agencies."

Ms Frey approached the Selwyn District Council in 2003 seeking support for the idea. Landscape architect Jo Sutherland designed the park, council provided funding for planting and local volunteers contributed thousands of hours over the past decade to plant and maintain the park.

"The park is a credit to the volunteers who have worked to develop it into beautiful place that is highly valued by the local community and is a popular spot for walking and picnicking," council's open space and property manager Mark Rykers said.

Prebbleton Nature Park volunteers (from left) Professor Ian Spellerberg, Michele Frey, Jim Hutton, Rona Ryan, Marian Frey and David Jarvis, with the Canterbury Aoraki Conservation Board Award.

Over the past year six new generators, costing around $275,000 in total, have been installed at Hororata, Kirwee, Rakaia Huts and Southbridge to improve council's ability to keep water and wastewater services operating during power outages.

Council now has 23 generators ready to operate with 13 installed at various water bores and treatment plants, eight generators installed at wastewater pump stations, as well as three large capacity portable generators.

"The extra generators were put to good use during the snow in June when

Council boosts emergency power outage responseThe Selwyn District Council has increased the number of generators it has and has bought a new stormwater pump to help keep services running during power outages and heavy rainfall events.

power was cut to many areas," council's asset manager Murray Washington said.

"The generators and the new stormwater pump help to improve the resilience of council assets and keep services running smoothly during adverse weather."

Mr Washington said council decided to purchase the extra generators following the September 2013 windstorm, when widespread power outages affected Selwyn, with some areas being without power for over a week.

At that time, council owned enough generators to cope with localised or

short term power outages but not enough generators to keep every water and wastewater service operating full time.

Following the wind storm, generators had to be moved around the district with water services being intermittent in some areas.

A large new portable trailer-mounted stormwater pump has also been purchased at a cost of $75,000 and will be used to pump water during flooding or heavy rain.

The new pump can pump 200 litres of water per second, more than twice the capacity of the previous pump which pumped 80 litres per second, Mr Washington said.

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Lincoln maintained its unbeaten season with a 17-14 win over New Brighton to seal its spot in the Hawkins Trophy match against Christchurch, which beat Marist Albion 24-22 despite playing the last 30 minutes of the match with 14 men.

Lincolns Hawkins Trophy hoodoo looked like continuing as it trailed New Brighton 10-14 with just over 10 minutes left on the clock in the match played at Lincoln University. However, a converted try to winger Broc Hooper gave Lincoln the win.

With two wins over Christchurch this season, including a 46-22 thumping last

Lincoln University books place in finalIt took a late try but Lincoln University has booked its place in the final of the Christchurch Metro rugby competition.

West Melton snaffles the lineout ball off a Rolleston throw.

month, Lincoln, which hasnt won the title since 1981 when it was still known as Lincoln College, will go into Sundays match as favourites.

In the Ellesmere senior competition Darfield continued its impressive form with a 42-14 thumping of Prebbleton.

Top of the table Lincoln and second placed Southbridge were also victors maintaining their unbeaten runs, with Lincoln rolling the combined Burnham Dunsandel Irwell side 25-12 and Southbridge edging Waihora 23-17.

In the other match of the round Rolleston proved too strong for West Melton running out winners 20-5.

For the championship round Broadfield has been promoted from the premier two division while Dunsandel drops down.

Broadfield was impressive in brushing aside the challenge of West Melton 67-30 at the Lincoln Events Centre on Saturday and will face the challenge of unbeaten Lincoln

Finals spots on the line in netballLincoln still looks to be the team to beat as the Selwyn premier netball competition enters its third and final championship round.

this weekend.Lincoln easily dispatched Halswell

Masters 62-35 to maintain its winning record in 2015, however, captain Vanessa Robinson knows they wont have it all their own way in the championship round.

This is when it all matters and we cannot look too far ahead as we need

to treat every game as a new game with some sides having new players for the round, Robinson said.

In the other match of the round Rolleston and Halswell A fought out a tight encounter with both sides having their chances to take the game. In the end Halswell did enough to take the victory 47-43.

While Lincoln face off against Broadfield in Saturday Rolleston will play West Melton in the early match and the two Halswell teams will face each other in the late game.

The top four teams after the completion of round robin play in round three will go on to contest the finals series.

Rolleston goal attack Bubba Taurua leaps to pull in a pass one-handed in the match against Halswell. Goal shoot Gemma Odering was part of a dominate Broadfield attacking unit against West Melton.

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farm gear as possible - certainly the big and valuable items. Keep receipts for everything of value purchased as most insurance companies require this for claims. Mark or engrave all items with your name or phone number and make it obvious wherever possible.

Try to limit how much fuel you keep on your property as thieves can always

find some way to cut pipes even if the fillers are locked.

Don't leave keys in vehicles and bikes at nights or when you go out and lock all doors and windows when you go out. Often this is only a minor deterrent as they are easily broken. Deadlocks are a good idea so thieves cannot get doors open to remove large items.

Don't leave garden tools like spades and axes, and especially ladders around the outside of the house when you are not there.

Be especially vigilant if you have bush areas or maize crops bounding your property, as they are havens for growing dope. If you suspect dope-growing going on, don't go in there as there may be booby traps but report your suspicions to the police.

Always tell the police if you have been burgled even if not much is taken as even if they cannot do much, it all adds to their information database.

Don't put your name on the gate or letterbox as criminals look you up in the

phone book to see if you are home. Don't say on your recorded message sorry we are out as that's an invitation to be visited. Say that you are unavailable or cannot come to the phone.

Be careful when you encounter criminals, as they have little to lose and clearly no respect for you or your property. They could be on drugs and have weapons, so talk quietly to them, move slowly and allow them an escape route.

Never leave keys in vehicles and lock your garage.

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That is the message from Craig Williams, the owner of FBI Security Systems Ltd whom has been providing high end security solutions for rural customers for the past 20 years here in Canterbury.

Once upon a time people felt comfortable going out and leaving their doors unlocked and their windows wide open and the reality was that we city dwellers were the same . Until about 1980.

Unfortunately, crime is now an issue for us all and the simple reality is that whether you live in a new rural subdivision or on a life style block or even if you are commercially farming, the risks are real that you can be the victim of a crime says Craig.

Craig served with the New Zealand Police for approximately 10 years before starting FBI in 1996 and now after almost 20 years has still not lost his passion for providing high end state of the art security solutions for customers looking to have the best when it comes to security.

In recent times Craig has seen some exceptional products come into the market and, with respect to both alarms and CCTV (Closed Circuit Television),and he can provide the latest technology at a great price.

Many of my alarms can now also be monitored by GSM so can send a TEXT message to the clients cell phone and they can even access their alarms over the internet using i-Phone and Android APPS which is pretty amazing and the same can be said for our NEW high definition HD1080P CCTV systems which have certainly become more of a norm in this day and age.

Craig offers a comprehensive on site security appraisal service for his clients, the focus being on educating the customer and designing the right systems for them.

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What most parents think of as a chore should really be thought of as an opportunity - a chance to get our children to fall in love with nutritious and delicious food.

Depending on how long children are away from the house, up to 50% of a childs total food intake for the day is packed into their lunchbox. Its very easy to pack it full of packets as they are really convenient and you know they will be gobbled up.

These lunchbox fillers often seem healthy but in reality are high in refined sugar and unhealthy fats. Research strongly supports the relationship between poor food choices and increased rates of truancy, poor learning, decreased concentration and disruptive behaviour.

Putting together a nutritious lunchbox full of goodness, and one that will be beneficial your childs learning, is easier than you think.

Whole foods are best. Whole foods are those that are natural and/or have minimal processing.

Generally they dont come in a packet and are foods from the four food groups. Structuring the lunchbox around the inclusion of these foods should be the focus.

The breads and cereals food group provides the body with carbohydrates for fuel and fibre to keep us fuller for longer and supports healthy digestion.

Different types of breads can help to keep lunchboxes interesting try rolls, pita breads or roti. Left over rice or pasta in a small container make is a great sandwich replacement. Homemade popcorn, homemade muffins, crackers and pikelets also make good lunchbox choices.

Fruit and vegetables are lunchbox essentials. Be sure to include a range of colours to get a variety of vitamins, minerals and fibre.

Cut fruit and veg into bite sized pieces to make eating easier for young ones. Include at least one handful of vegetables either by themselves, eg. carrot sticks, or as an ingredient in other foods such as vegetable frittata.

Lean meats, eggs, fish, nuts seeds and dairy products provide the body

Healthy and nutritious school lunchesby Milly Connell, Dietician

School holidays are over and its time to start making those dreaded school lunches again.

with protein, a nutrient essential for growth, repair and brain development. Choosing good quality whole foods are best. When packing the lunchbox small amounts are needed, aim for two serves per lunchbox.

Plan and prepare ahead of timeParents are busy people. Prepare

lunchbox fillers when you have some down time. This helps avoid the morning rush and the temptation to reach for those packets.

Fill the freezer with homemade muffins and baking, pikelets, mini frittata or quiche. Buy carrots, celery or capsicum in bulk and chop into bite size pieces and store in the fridge. Getting children involved in lunchbox prep gets them excited for lunchtime.

Food allergies make putting lunchboxes together that much harder.

Putting together a nutritious lunchbox full of goodness is easier than you think.

If you suspect an allergy speak to your GP or a Registered Dietitian to avoid eliminating foods unnecessarily as this could impact your childs growth and development.

Most schools or child care facilities will have rules around the exclusion of some foods, eg. nuts or eggs. Replace the allergen with an alternative food from the same food group to ensure your child gets all the nutrients they need.

While children are growing and developing, its very important to instil good eating habits and healthy

relationships with food. Having lunchboxes that are nutritious yet delicious is one great way to teach our children the importance of healthy eating.

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Damp homes are associated with increased numbers of doctors visits for respiratory problems such as asthma.

Dampness encourages mould and mildew, which can also harm your health. Damp homes also deteriorate more quickly and theyre uncomfortable to live in.

There are three ways to combat persistent damp in your home: insulate, ventilate and heat.

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A damp home is hard to heat and can make you and your children sick.

would be damp. Most bathrooms relied only on

windows for ventilation. Only half of kitchens vented moist

air to the outside. 40% of timber-framed houses

had poor or seriously inadequate under-the-floor ventilation.

MouldMould is known to cause inflammation,

allergies and infections.It is a relatively straightforward

process to remove mould from hard non-porous surfaces such as glass or ceramic tile.

Removing mould from porous substances such as wallboard, wood and carpets is more difficult and more hazardous. This is because spores can be released when disturbing rotten material and these can cause inflammation, allergies and infections.

CondensationShowers, cooking, especially on

the stovetop, flueless gas heaters, and indoor drying of clothes all create large amounts of water vapour leading to condensation.

The best remedies are to reduce the amount of moisture or extract moisture as close to its source as possible.

How damp are our homes?A 2005 BRANZ survey of the condition of New Zealand houses found: Many are damp and

poorly ventilated. More than 20% had at least

one dehumidifier, and without a dehumidifier, it was estimated that at least 30 percent of homes

How do I know if my home is damp?Signs of high levels of internal moisture are: Mildew Condensation on hard surfaces Water stains. Swelling and rotting wood or wood-

based materials Rotting carpet Bubbling wall linings and vinyl

floor coverings. Musty smellsA damp home may have only some of these signs or many.

New homesIn new buildings, some moisture

is trapped during the construction process. Wet timber may also have been used. This will dry out eventually over the first year of the buildings life, as long as the house is properly heated, ventilated and insulated.

Under the floorTo prevent damp air from building up under the floor: Make sure there is

sufficient ventilation. Make sure water isnt draining

from paths or gardens under the house. You may need to create channels or underground drains to divert surface run-off.

To prevent damp air from being drawn into your home through the floor: Cover the ground area beneath your

home with heavy-grade polythene, taped at the joins and trimmed neatly against the foundation walls.

Look at insulating beneath the floor. You will need reasonable access under the floor and, in windy sites, the insulation will need to be protected by a separate layer of lining material, for example plywood or fibre cement.

Some good ways to reduce condensation include: Not drying clothes indoors Putting lids on pans when cooking Using extractor fans when cooking

or showering Keeping your showers short Cover fish tanks Choose household plants that dont

require a lot of water for example, yuccas, succulents and dracaenas

VentilatingLet moist air out and dry air in by: Opening your windows

especially in wet areas such as bathrooms and kitchens. Even in winter on dry days its worth opening windows to let the house dry out. You will have to heat the drier outdoor air but it will be easier to heat than the moist indoor air.

Closing doors to contain steam/condensation in wet areas.

Using extractor fans in bathrooms and kitchens (but never vent them into the roofspace above the ceiling or under the floor. Always vent them outside).

Venting clothes dryers to the outside.

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InsulatingBlock off draughts. Use draught seal

tape around windows and doors. Block off unused chimneys but ensure that it is not an airtight seal as air needs to circulate into the chimney to allow drying if rain gets in.

Insulate your ceiling. This helps keep your home warm and reduces condensation; 42% of heat loss is through the ceiling or roof. Older homes often dont have any ceiling insulation.

Consider installing double or secondary glazing and check that existing insulation is in good condition.

As a guide, insulation should fill up to the top of the roof/ceiling joists.

Insulate beneath the floor as the floor accounts for 10% of heat loss.

Well-fitted heavy curtains, drawn on winter nights, will help retain heat gained from the sun during the day.

Condensation will be reduced by double glazing as these before (above) and after (right) photographs show. Heating

Aim to keep the indoor temperature at least 7C warmer than the outdoor temperature to prevent condensation forming on colder surfaces. The World Health Organisation recommends an indoor temperature of at least 16 C.

Use low levels of heat all the time rather than high levels in short bursts. This reduces condensation.

Avoid flueless gas or kerosene heaters they release up to one litre of water per hour.

In damp cupboards, consider installing a cupboard heater, especially if it has an external wall.

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Sweetness is a perception and we all have our different thresholds. For myself, I have been eating fewer carbohydrates lately and I have definitely noticed that my sensitivity to all things sweet has been heightened.

For wine, the natural sugar always needs to be carefully balanced with the natural acidity. Think of a sweet and sour sauce. Too much of any one element can kill the flavours which make the product enjoyable.

The natural sugar in wine, or Residual Sugar (RS) as we call it, is a result of the fermentation process converting the sugar into alcohol.

Sometimes not all the sugar is converted to alcohol during fermentation leaving some sweetness measured as RS in grams per litre. This residual sweetness depends on a number of factors: the varietal, the season and the winemaker.

Riesling is possibly one of the few grape varieties that has the ability to be produced in styles from super dry to lusciously sweet.

Whatever you do, take the opportunity to taste the spectrum. Dont be put off by popular perception that sweet wines are no good. Some of the worlds greatest wines are sweet wines.

The confusing matter of sugar in wineby Celia and Hennie Bosman

I recently read a quoted conversation from a dinner party: I have a beautiful Riesling that would go great with your dinner and the reply No thanks, I dont like sweet wines. I will just have a Coke.

A 375ml bottle of Chateau DYchem fetches an eye watering $150 or more per bottle (if you can get a bottle before theyre all sold out year on year) and is one of the most sought after wines with 120 grams or more of residual sugar per litre.

Taste and make up your own mind. You are after all your own expert.

What if you dont have the opportunity to taste? It can be confusing when choosing a wine to know what to expect in terms of the sweetness levels and we winemakers dont do ourselves any favours by not helping the consumer out.

Fortunately many wineries are now more and more frequently incorporating a Sweetness Scale on the back of their wine labels.

At a glance it gives the purchaser an idea of what to expect a pointer shows the level of sweetness on a linear scale.

Another simple indicator is the alcoholic strength. As a general rule (although not always), a wine that is lower in alcohol will have more residual sugar.

However, this excludes wines that have had alcohol chemically removed after being made or wines that have been enriched in some way or a form. But that is another discussion for a later stage.

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Wine of the Week

True & Daring 2013 Riesling showing the Sweetness Scale on the label.

This week sees the release of our True & Daring vintage 2013.

The 2013 harvest was a warm vintage which resulted in an off-dry style of Riesling with a residual sugar level of 9.6 grams per litre.

Here is what the judges from The

International Wine challenge in the United Kingdom said: White flowers and apricot aromas. Off dry but well balanced. Peachy finish.

Drop in to taste the 2013 at the True & Daring Wine Centre. Open Wednesday to Sunday 12pm to 5pm.


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Malvern Anglican Parish 8.00 a.m.St Georges in Kirwee; 9.30 a.m.St Matthews in Courtenay; 11.00 a.m.St Ambrose in Sheffield; 5.00 p.m.Trinity in Darfield; The Ven Canon Susan Baldwin, 03 3179079; http://malvernanglican.wordpress.comSt Pauls Anglican West Melton 9.30 am West Melton Holy Communion with Dawn and John Stringer; Bible study Mondays and Tuesdays 7.30pm for more info contact Colin & Gail 347 8443 or Penny 347 8139Church @ Rolleston 40 Brookside Road. 9:30am Anglican Service & Sunday School Revd N Kennedy; 5.00pm Catholic Mass; Contact Secretary Lynette Ph 347 4599 [email protected] of Hororata Anglican 9.30 St Johns at Hororata; www.hororataparish.co.nz Rev Jenni Carter 318 0858. Darfield Catholic Church Sunday Masses 8.30am For Weekly Masses, and the Liturgy Timetable refer to the church newsletter. Parish Priest: Fr Paulo Filoiaii 03 342 9763. Email: [email protected]. Hornby Presbytery.Kirwee Community Church 10am Kirwee Sports Pavilion, High Street, Kirwee, Morning Tea to follow, Pastor: Brian Booth 03 318 1309.Hope Presbyterian West Melton 9.30am weekly, West Melton (1136 West Coast Rd). 11.00am first Sunday of the month, Halkett (668 Halkett Rd). Intern Pastor: Jordan Redding. Pastor available Wednesdays 9.0012.00, 03 347 7509. Youth Leader: Sage Harris 03 980 2296 Ext 217.Hope Presbyterian Rolleston Service 10am, Rolleston School Hall, Kidman St. Pastor: Brent Richardson, 03 347 4007. Youth Leader: Courtney Forrest, 03 347 4007, www.hopechurch.net.nzDarfield 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 Pastors Danielle Duff, Poiema Heine.Malvern Co-Operating Parish 9.30am Trinity, Darfield. Parish Communion.Glentunnel Chapel Temporary Venue St Andrews in the Glen, Glentunnel . Sundays 9.45am to 11am. Worship & Communion. 03 318 8948.Darfield Life Church 17 North Terrace - 6.30pm Sunday Service; Pastors Wayne and Nicky Watson 03 318 7979 or 027 281 8340; Origin Youth 7.30pm Friday Youth Leader James Sutherland 021 029 5223.Cornerstone Rolleston/Burnham. Meeting Sundays @ 10am, Rolleston Community Centre and Sundays @ 6pm, Burnham Community Hall 1. www.rollestonchurch.co.nz : [email protected] : 021 221 6003.

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