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Cromwell Museum director Edith McKay and Dr Leslie Wong with a film crew at the museum. Dr Wong performed a blessing on the headstone of a Chinese man that came from an old settlement in Cromwell. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Treasure under the stairwell

JO MCKENZIE-MCLEAN headstone. ‘‘There is no other , the strokes have a in New Zealand. In 2006, the headstone, which calligraphic style that only can be ‘‘It should be regarded as a A national treasure has been measures 130cm high, 50cm wide stone like it in New done by a literate person.’’ national treasure.’’ discovered under the stairwell of and 15cm deep, was found under Zealand. It should Chinese historian Dr Leslie The headstone reveals the man the the Cromwell Museum. the stairwell of the Cromwell Wong then delved into its history – Mooi Chin – came from the Toi The Cromwell Museum Trust Museum where it has sat forgot- be regarded as a with support by Topshelf Shan Province, Ning County, and director Edith McKay said the ten about – until now. national treasure.’’ Productions Ltd – a television and the Otago University’s history large hand-cut schist stone was Auckland University academic film production company work- department records show the man Dr Leslie Wong thought to be a welcome sign to and photographic specialist Dr ing on a series, Heritage Rescue. was 72 years old in 1896 and had Cromwell during the gold mining King Tong Ho visited the museum Wong discovered the head- been away from China for 46 era. in late 2015, McKay said. ‘that’s not a welcome sign. It is a stone belonged to a Cantonese years. However, it the trust’s efforts Dr King Tong Ho had a particu- headstone’.’’ man and the carving would have McKay said the film crew to sort through the museum’s lar interest in Chinese pieces so Dr King Tong Ho said he was most likely been done by Chinese spent several days at the museum archives and artefacts since it the volunteers went to the effort of amazed by the Chinese character hands because there were and Wong performed a blessing took over operation in January dragging the stone out from under on the ‘‘stonehead’’. shortcuts in the characters only a on the headstone which was now 2015, it had been revealed the the stairs. ‘‘Unlike most of the Chinese Chinese would know, he said. displayed. stone was in fact a Chinese ‘‘He took one look and said, characters on the stonehead in ‘‘There is no other stone like it

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JO MCKENZIE-MCLEAN ‘‘The pool should have been emptied and closed straight away. A mother-of-two who helped There were a lot of kids and Cromwell revive a young girl who sunk to parents there who could see what Bowling Club the bottom of a Cromwell pool was going on.’’ member believes lessons should be learned The first aid equipment should Margaret Wilson, from the incident. have also been pool-side in case of club president Murray Wilson The girl was taken by helicop- emergencies. and winter bowls ter to Hospital on ‘‘I had to tell one of the convener Alan Wednesday after nearly drowning lifeguards to get the Ambu Bag Cushnie. in the deep end of the Cromwell (manual resuscitator) for me. The PHOTO: JO Swim Centre. She has since been Ambu Bag and basic things like a MCKENZIE-MCLEAN discharged. foil blanket should have been Haley Roberts, a registered pool-side ready for an emerg- nurse of Cromwell, said she had ency.’’ been at the pool about five Council Cromwell club bucks trend minutes on Wednesday afternoon chief executive Leanne Mash said with her children when she saw a the evacuation bin with blankets woman running to the deep end of were kept pool-side outside the JO MCKENZIE-MCLEAN mindset’’ and take the oppor- Cromwell ... bowlers don’t have to the pool yelling, ‘‘where is she?’’. office. tunity to play bowls in winter. put the bowls away for winter. ‘‘The mother had jumped in ‘‘This is as it’s a neutral spot While most bowlers around New ‘‘The new green is still on a They can enjoy an extended and got her off the bottom of the that is close to the pools but also Zealand have packed away their ‘running in’ process. However, season of the sport.’’ pool and passed her to a lifeguard our changing rooms and outside bowls for the winter, Cromwell with more use it will get better The club first pitched the idea who had run around.’’ evac area as more often this gear players are gearing up for a and better. For a sport that is of a new green in 2011 due to A lifeguard and Roberts would be used for centre-wide winter tournament. predominantly played in summer rising costs of maintenance, he immediately began CPR on the evacuations due to fire or some The $200,000 artificial bowling the new surface enables the club said. girl who had no pulse. ‘‘The life- other imminent group threat. turf, which replaced the old grass to play virtually all year round.’’ ‘‘Natural turf grounds are guard was great, she got straight ‘‘The oxy bag and defib is green nine months ago, allows the The club was planning a two- going out because of the costs for into it and did not hesitate.’’ clearly labelled and kept just club to play bowls all year round. day tournament at Queens Birth- smaller clubs. It is about $12,000 to However, Roberts said the inside the foyer doors on poolside. Winter bowls convener Alan day weekend, he said. $15,000 for the upkeep whereas incident could have been handled Again, this is on poolside for easy Cushnie said the club wanted ‘‘We are excited by the interest there is virtually no upkeep of the better by other staff. access.’’ bowlers to embrace a ‘‘changed show from within and outside of new green.’’

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JO MCKENZIE-MCLEAN ‘‘I think it is a great invest- ment. It is an investment in the A $26.3 million project to connect future, in jobs and opportunities Central Otago’s trail network and for people. But, it is a lot of money create 500 kilometres of continu- for you to stump up with. It will be ous trail network will be a ‘‘game over a four to five year period, but changer’’ for the region. we will match that.’’ Prime Minister and Tourism Central Lakes Trust chief Minister John Key announced on executive Paul Allison said the Sunday the Government would investment was a ‘‘game changer’’ commit about $13m towards the for the region. project, with ‘‘The trust is the Central ‘‘It is an investment going to com- Lakes Trust mit $11.15m to contributing in the future, in jobs the project. $11.15m and the and opportunities Putting that Otago Com- into context munity Trust for people.’’ that is more contributing Prime Minister John Key than five times $2m. any single ‘‘The proposal to create a grant we have approved in the 536km continuous cycle trail history of our trust. Two million network by linking four existing is the biggest previously.’’ Central Otago Great Rides – the The investment would not Queenstown Trail, the Otago Cen- impact negatively or disadvan- tral Rail Trail, the Roxburgh tage any future projects, he said. Gorge Trail and the Clutha Gold ‘‘We are in a strong financial Trail – is the type of enhancement position. We have got reserves to the Great Rides we want to totaling more than that and our encourage.’’ budget and grants process for the Budget 2016 would provide next few years will not change. It $25m in additional funding over will remain at $6m-plus.’’ the next four years to ensure the The Otago Community Trust New Zealand Cycle Trail, Nga had partnered with the Central Haerenga, continued to offer a Lakes Trust and chairman Ross world-class experience, Key said. McRobie said the trust would The investment was part of a commit $2m to the project. $45m tourism package in Budget 2016 to further support tourism’s A map showing the 500km contribution to economic and job continuous trail network, estimated to growth across New Zealand. cost $26.3 million. GRAPHIC: SUPPLIED

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Government ministers have waded in after hundreds of plastic drinking straws were found by Ban the Bag Queenstown volunteers along the lakefront recently. Hundreds of straws were reportedly found in just 45 minutes, during the Ban the Bag clean up in early May. While environmentalists would like to ban harmful dispos- able soft plastic items such as polypropylene drinking straws, minister for the environment Nick Smith said this would not happen. ‘‘The government is not going to outlaw plastic straws,’’ he said, ‘‘but we would encourage those involved in the hospitality indus- Volunteers try in iconic places like Lake cleaning up the Wakatipu and Lake Wanaka to Lake Wakatipu ensure their patrons are not water front in disposing of them Queenstown earlier this inappropriately.’’ month. Smith believed local communi- PHOTO: TESS ties could also be effective in SHEERIN monitoring businesses in regard to how soft plastics were being disposed of. Denise Roche said community change unless there is regulation. outside since wind could be a Card straws were available but ‘‘We think communities can be pressure worked. ‘‘Given that it’s the environ- problem, but drinking around the too expensive with costs being an proactive working with their local ‘‘But it’s not actually fair to ment that provides the economic lake could contribute to a small ongoing battle in the hospitality retail and hospitality industries to leave it to the community to opportunities for the entire town, percentage of straws ending in the scene, he said. ensure that they are responsible pressure businesses into taking you’d think it would be a pri- lake. Pog Mahone’s Irish Pub and minimise the impacts that environmental action. ority.’’ ‘‘It would be great not to use declined to comment. they’re having on the beautiful ‘‘A lot of businesses and con- Pub on Wharf manager James plastic straws in hospitality, but I McDonald’s Queenstown Food- environment.’’ sumers are doing the right thing, Apicella said staff were regularly can’t see the trend dying down court and Camp Street KFC also Green Party minister for waste but we won’t see any lasting reminded to pick up any litter anytime soon,’’ he said. declined to comment directly. HIT THE SLOPES WITH THESE GREAT DEALS

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Wanaka schoolboy swimmer Hamish McLean has been selected for the New Zealand Paralympic team to compete in Rio, following the late addition of Band Arma Del Amor performed as an opening act for Ladi6 at Wanaka’s YAMI an extra male slot in the team. and tutored a hundred of students during the summit. PHOTO – DASHA KUPRIENKO The 16 year old, who has dwarfism, was at school when found out about his late selection. He is ranked ninth in the world YAMI shows future of in his category and said he was ‘‘incredibly excited’’ to compete at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. music industry is bright ‘‘I am overwhelmed by the support I have had from DASHA KUPRIENKO Martine Harding, singer in Paralympics New Zealand and all Arma Del Amor and assistant the people around me that have McLean competing at the 2016 New Zealand Swim Opens in April. A hundred musos left the week- director and tutor at the summit, helped to make my dream of end’s YAMI summit with promis- said the young musicians taught representing New Zealand a McLean will represent New we simply did not have a slot ing original material, keeping the her a few lessons too. reality,’’ he said. Zealand along with other seven available for him until now,’’ he future of the New Zealand music ‘‘What I took from the students Mother Claire McLean said she para-swimmers in the squad of 18 said. industry in ‘‘good shape’’, an was bravery and honesty. I was sure the Rio games in athletes selected for Rio 2016 Para-swimming head coach organiser says. always get shy, even a little crowd September would mark the start Paralympic team. Jon Shaw said for McLean to have Music-lovers from as far as terrifies me, but they [students] of his career. Paralympics New Zealand a secured place in a team is Whangarei visited Wanaka for were not holding back to perform ‘‘We were always targeting chief executive Fiona Allan said ‘‘beyond anything’’ she could the summit with tutors such as in front of everyone on Sunday.’’ Tokyo (2020). And this is a great she was thrilled with McLean’s have imagined. Ladi6 and Anika Moa. Harding, who was tutoring opportunity for him to learn the selection. ‘‘He absolutely deserves it and Summit organiser Lynne songwriting classes, said she was discipline and what it takes, as ‘‘Hamish has consistently to have him miss out on selection Christie said the tutors and ‘‘inspired’’ by how young students well as being a learning demonstrated outstanding by just a hair last week was students were ‘‘still buzzing’’ after created originals in a day and experience,’’ she said. results, including meeting the devastating, both for him and for the weekend. were ready to perform them the Claire said she was excited for Swimming New Zealand the team working behind the Students put out a good next day. Many wanted to know her son to represent ‘‘little-old nomination and the Paralympics scenes at Paralympics New amount of new material after her key to achieving in the music Wanaka on the world stage’’ and New Zealand selection criteria Zealand and High Performance working with tutors, she said. industry to which she responded said he would not be there after setting a minimum Sport New Zealand,’’ Shaw ‘‘The quality of produced orig- ‘‘just keep doing it’’ – keep writing without local community support. qualifying time for Rio 2016, but said. inal material was stunning.’’ and singing.

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Queenstown: meet first Contact: 441 4123. Wednesday of each month at the Queenstown Car Club: meet first Senior Citizens rooms, 10 Memorial Thursday of each month at Street. New members welcome. Goldridge Hotel at 7.30pm. Contact: Enquiries to 442 2746 LUMA light festival will have Queenstown glowing at night during Queen’s LUMA [email protected] Crank Cycles Ride Night:7pm Birthday Weekend with sculptures by Alex Muir and others. .nz every Thursday, departing from the Queenstown Pure NRG (New Golden Gate Lodge. Everyone Rotary Generation): meet every welcome. Bikes available. Phone 445 Wednesday. Contact: 4107 After dark artwork [email protected] Cromwell Pottery Group: Meets Shotover 4WD Club: meet first every Thursday 10am-4pm, Wednesday each month at 7.30pm Saturdays club day 10am-4pm @ the Central Queenstown outdoor adventures. However, this Gardens over the long weekend at St Johns rooms, Frankton, clubrooms on Inniscort St. Inquiries event is about putting the spotlight and our LUMA Lounge will provide Contact; 442 9168 4453010. will be lit up after on our creative scene and a hospitable environment to soak Line Dancing: Every Wednesday Wanaka Farmers Market: Every dark with a colourful encouraging the wider community up the ambience,’’ he said. from 12.30pm to 2.30pm at the Thursday, 3pm – 6pm outside to interact and get involved,’’ he Last year’s pilot project, was Arrowtown Hall. Contact: Jackie (03) Speight’s Ale House on Ardmore walk of art for a said. held during the Winter Festival, 974 4682 or 021 284 0681 Street. Now with arts and crafts. weekend. The Queenstown Gardens with artwork spread out around the Play bridge: Wanaka Bridge Club would host the event featuring light waterfront. meets 7pm every Wednesday at its FRIDAY sculptures created by installations Auckland based designer Angus club rooms at 9 Cliff Wilson St. Roxburgh and District Lions The second annual LUMA light and projections, and an ‘‘art walk’’ Muir will showcase his work along Learn salsa: Wanaka Social Dance Hunting Competition: Fundraising festival will switch on from 5pm to with an outdoor cinema and lounge with other sculptors. presents beginners and intermediate proceeds go towards a ‘‘Healthy 10pm each night over Queen’s area. street Latin dancing every Heart for Hunter’’ Moore. Team of Birthday weekend, from June 3. Baldock said Queenstown would Wednesday at the Dance Out Loud four $80 or $20pp, Intermediate Light Festival Trust spokesman sparkle after dark for Queen’s FAST FACTS Studio. For more info: 021 0396537. Class $10, Junior Class Free. Entries Luke Baldock said the event would Birthday weekend with a few What: LUMA light festival Mixed craft group: 1pm every Close 5pm on Wednesday May 18. be a ‘‘colourful light extravaganza sculptures and artworks remaining When: June 3 – 5 at 5pm Wednesday at the Alexandra District Contact James Hill 03 4466 835, Rob not to be missed’’. in town until the end of June. Where: Queenstown Gardens Club. Learn how to do different McQueen 03 4466 533 or Owen ‘‘People are drawn to ‘‘We will bring lightness and Tickets: Free crafts and share the knowledge of Johnston 4468 727. Competition Queenstown to enjoy its many brightness to the Queenstown crafts that you participate in. No runs until Sunday, May 22. charge. Just come along. Contact Heritage Rose Garden: Talk [email protected]. presented by Murray Radka. and genuine one. The Ambassador to 11am at St Peter’s Parish Centre, 2 SATURDAY St John Cromwell Youth Organised by REAP. Alexandra course is all about stories that you Church St, Queenstown. Suggested Division: Meet every Wednesday at Community House. Phone 4486115 can connect with and share. Courses donation of $5 per class. Wanaka Home and Lifestyle St John Rooms, Barry Ave. Penguins Show: Entry: gold coin donation. for more details. are on Friday mornings from 9am to Local Produce Market: Pioneer 5-6.15pm and cadets from 6pm- Proceeds to Upper Clutha Children’s Authentic Turkish cuisine: 12pm at Queenstown Resort College Park, Centennial Ave, Alexandra, 11 to 7.30pm. Inquiries to Medical Trust. Lake Wanaka Centre Speargrass Inn presents Experience and cost $30 (plus GST). To book or 2.30pm. Seasonal fruit and vege, [email protected] or visit 10am – 4pm. Authentic Turkish cuisine, enhanced for more info: training@qrc. 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and general wellbeing 9.30am- 10.25am at Anglican Church Hall. Contact Clare 4451291. Steady as you Rustic Run fun for all go: 10.30-11.30am, contact Gwenda 4450510. Table Tennis: Cromwell Adventure racers of all abilities should Presbyterian Church hall every Monday 7-9pm. Contact Jim 022 187 consider the upcoming Rustic Run. 3224. The Rustic Run is a unique Central perfect staging ground – ample Otago running or walking event parking, and lots of large buildings TUESDAY created by Glen Christiansen seven for cover if, in the unlikely event, Queenstown Film Society: Every For years ago. that it may be raining. Mt Difficulty Tuesday at Dorothy Browns Cinema Hunter Event organiser Terry Davis, of provide the music, hot soup and a from 8.30pm. More info: Highland Events, said it was bun for all finishers. The Cromwell queenstownfilmsociety.co.nz different from all other running Gymnastics Club will have a mobile Wriggle and Rhyme: for parents The annual events in that teams ran a half pizza oven there as a fundraiser.’’ and babies aged 6 months to 2 years Roxburgh and marathon in relay. There was a special every Tuesday at Queenstown District Lions hunting ‘‘This lends itself perfectly to ‘‘adventurous’’ race about 2km in Library from10.30am-11am. competition starts on Friday groups of friends, work colleagues, length for toddlers to tweens. Queenstown Toastmasters:Meet with proceeds going to ‘‘Healthy school mates or families.’’ This year they were using the Heart for Hunter’’. Hunter The course shifted from the services of Bill Godsall to do the every second Tuesday from 7pm to Moore, 21 months old, is the Goldfields Mining Centre to the timing, using transponders. 8:30pm at St John Rooms, Douglas grandson of Roxburgh’s Grand Bannockburn Sluicings last year, St, Frankton. Contact: Simon on 441 Tavern publicans Garry and Piki receiving lots of positive feedback 4611 or visit Moore and has a congenital from participants. There was a Fast Facts queenstowntoastmasters.org.nz heart disease when he was six 5.275km lap course starting and Meditation Class: every Tuesday What: Rustic Run weeks old.. Entries close today finishing at the Mt Difficulty 11am and Thursday 5.45pm. Classes Where: Mt Difficulty, Bannockburn and it runs until May 22. Ph. Vineyard – four laps = 21.1km (half ongoing-everyone welcome, no When: June 11 James Hill 03 4466 835, Rob marathon) and teams could be one Views from the new Rustic Run previous experience needed. Koha More info: highlandevents.co.nz/ McQueen 03 4466 533 or Owen to four people. course at Mt Difficulty in accepted. Queenstown Dharma rustic-run-and-walk Johnston 4468 727. ‘‘Mt Difficulty makes for the Bannockburn, Central Otago. Centre, 12 Lake St. Contact Andrea 021440537 Wakatipu Tramping Club:Meets SATURDAY experience required. Contact: Kate Concert: third Sunday of each Wakatipu Sexual Health Clinic: first Tuesday each month at 7.30pm 021 216 2654 month, 7.30pm at Athenaeum Hall, Every Monday from 3.30 to 5.30pm at St Margarets Church Hall, Authentic Turkish cuisine: Remarkable Runners: Arrowtown. Contact: 442 0785. at Queenstown Medical Centre, 9 Frankton. Speargrass Inn presents Experience Queenstown running club meets Petanque Cromwell: Every Sunday Isle St. Appointments are necessary. Rotary Club: Wanaka Rotarians Authentic Turkish cuisine, enhanced every Saturday for social fun run. All and Wednesdays 1.30pm at Old Contact: 441 0500. meet at the Mt Iron Garden Bar and with Central Otago Flavours. welcome. More info: Cromwell Town. Inquiries Margaret Queenstown Photography Club: Function Centre, Albert Town Bookings from 6pm and $58 per remarkablerunners.co.nz. Ball 445 3678. Meet first Monday each month at Tavern, 6pm for 6.30pm. person call 4492192. Eye in the Sky: Roxburgh Cinema Florence Foster Jenkins: 7pm at Goldridge resort . More info: Meet a Justice of the Peace:JP Creative Queenstown Arts and presents the movie Eye in the Sky at Roxburgh Cinema presents the [email protected] of services are available at Community Crafts Market: Showcasing talents 8pm. Find them on Facebook movie Florence Foster Jenkins at qtphotoclub.co.nz. Networks, 73 Brownston Street, of many artists and crafts people Roxburgh Cinema. 3pm. Find them on Facebook Wanaka Walkers: Pack a lunch and 10-2pm. Make an appointment: from around the South Island with Roxburgh Cinema. meet on the lakefront opposite the 4437799. free local musical entertainment. SUNDAY showgrounds, Mondays 9.30am. Alexandra Pipe Band: meets Every Saturday from 9.30am to Tuesdays 7.30pm. Transport from Winter to Winter: Wanaka Ski and MONDAY More info:4435575 4.30pm at the lake front at Earnslaw Cromwell available. Contact Duncan Snowsports Club function to Budget Backpackers, Economic wanakawalkersblogspot.co.nz.. 4450400. Park. More info: marketplace.net.nz celebrate New Zealand junior and Social Impacts: 5.30pm at Alcoholics Anonymous: Plunket :meet Toddler story time: Kingston snowsports athletes at Lake Wanaka Queenstown Resort College. Get to Rooms, Ardmore Street, Wanaka, Fine Thyme Singers Library 10.30am to 11.30am Centre 5pm-7pm. know the budget backpacker: who 8pm. Open meeting, all welcome. Tuesdays 7pm at the Supper Room, Queenstown Embroiderers Cromwell Country Music Club: they are, what they do when they Wanaka Playgroup: Meet at the Lodge Bldg, Old Town. Inquiries Guild: meet second Saturday of meets first Sunday of each month at are here and why they remain Squash Club in Stone Street, 9.30am 4453245. each month at St Margaret’s Church the Town and Country Club, important to the tourism sector, at – 11.30am for 0-5 years and Cromwell Drop-In Centre: The Hut Hall, Frankton from 10am to 4pm. Melmore Tce., Cromwell. 2 pm. Walk this Catalyst Trust talk by Dr Tara caregiver. More info: Rachel 0211029 from 10am-2pm every second Stitching days each Wednesday up blackboard artists. Free entry. Duncan from the Department of or 443 5147. Tuesday. Play pool, bring crafts or a 10am to 3pm at the Stitching Post, in Enquiries Mike Hedges 445 4070. Tourism, University of Otago. $5 at Hawea Library:10am Wriggle and movie. Cost $4 and must be over 18. Arrowtown. Contact: Jenny (03) 248 Alexandra Croquet Club: Learn the door. Register at Rhyme 0-2 year olds ‘‘Takin’ Over Amigos’’: Annual 8502 and play 1pm Sundays and [email protected] Art Group: Mondays 9.30am-2pm. Wanaka Kahu Youth fundraiser for Wakatipu Dog Agility Club: meet Tuesdays. Kenmare St, Green, Toddler story time: Queenstown Craft clubrooms 44b Inniscort St. four nights, starting tonight. Be 10.30am Saturday’s at Jardine Park, Alexandra. New members welcome. library 10.30am to 11.30am. Inquiries 4451359. New members served by club members at Amigos Kelvin Heights. All dogs over 12 Contact Carol: 448 6511. Toddler story time and activity: welcome. Restaurant and support Wanaka’s months welcome, no previous Shotover Country Music Club Hawea library 10.30am to 11.30am. Age Concern Tai Chi: for arthritis youth group. Book: 03 443 5880.

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EARTHQUAKES AND FLOODS Earthquakes, 100 year floods HAVE NOTHING ON A etc will have nothing on a ONLINE CHATTER WILDFIRE wildfire. Could Queenstown become K Sutherland, Queenstown Great news. Perhaps a little of it another Fort McMurray? Yes, could be spent to safely link quite easily – with the right MEDICAL SERVICES Naseby to the Otago Central Rail conditions it could spread wild DISGRACE Trail? – Geoff Balme fire from Bob’s Cove, wipe out Lakes District Hospital at Come on Southland why are we Sunshine Bay, Fernhill then to Frankton was officially opened in not part if that? – William Watt Bobs Peak and down Gorge Rd. It 1989. Fantastic news! Visionary! – then could jump the road and Since then the population has David Allan spread up Queenstown Hill to more than doubled and tourism Frankton. has about trebled. As a local resident I wrote Injuries in Queenstown are annually to the Queenstown vastly greater per head of Devastation as fire rips through Fort McMurray, Canada. Lakes District Council from 1989 population than anywhere else in when I returned for 16 years New Zealand due to vigorous, services and the superb care of there including Government overseas stating the obvious. I dangerous activities. nurses, most patients leave appointees, the District Health gave up when the council OKed a These injuries, some insured, hospitals praising nurses and Board, medical staff etc agreed zipline in the trees. some commonwealth citizens, hospital staff. Queenstown was getting only half Mayors and councillors have some fully paid by tourists, all By getting only half of the the medical services it should be sat on their hands since the 1970s take up a great deal of medical medical services there is getting. Since then there has been WRITE TO US: when (the wilding pines) spread staff time and resources. prolonged patient recovery, a huge increase in population and Letters should not exceed started – also Department of Queenstown’s population of repetitive treatments increased tourism yet the size of our 250 words and must have Conservation workers driving to 28,000 averages about 60,000 likelihood of an unnecessary hospital remains the same. full name, residential address and work every day. including tourists but swells up to death. Recently a young The Government has a very phone number. Hard-copy letters Perhaps it was a case of ‘‘can’t 60,000. American’s life may have been distorted sense of priority by not must have a legible signature. The see the forest for the trees.’’ Of Queenstown therefore can be saved if hospital was fully insuring medical services in New editor reserves the right to edit, course if it happens then they will compared to Timaru Hospital equipped. Zealand are maintained. All abridge or withhold any play the blame game – which is which is at least three times the Several years ago there was regions are now competing for correspondence without always entertaining but doesn’t size of Queenstown’s. two meetings regarding our medical services. explanation. Mail: The Mirror PO Box 770, Queenstown. Email: help the home owners who have This disgraceful situation is medical services attended by JW McIvor, Kelvin Heights lost everything. extreme complication of hospital several hundred people everyone [email protected]

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Eion Edgar, Diana and Dick Hubbard, at Annie.

Suz Little, Mo Thorn, Olivia and Susan Dawson, at Annie.

Xavier Lavocat, Annie at YAMI. and YAMI

Jan Edgar, Sue Knowles and Kathryn Burns, at Annie. The crowd was enthralled when Showbiz Queenstown presented the opening night of Annie on Thursday night. Meanwhile in Wanaka, the YAMI summit took place with guest musicians and Ladi6 performing. Photos by Dasha Kuprienko.

Sarah Forder and Tracey Henderson, at YAMI. Caitlin Paddon and Billie Parvin, at Annie.

Brooke McIsaac, 12, Connor McIsaac, 10, and Lachlan Boniface, 10, at Annie. Morgan Allen, 16 and Lucan Smith, 16, at YAMI. Sara Leitao and Molise Larsen, at YAMI. stuff.co.nz MAY 18, 2016, MIRROR 19 Out&About Primary sports tournament

Primary School netballers and rugby players converged on Alexandra for the season’s biggest tournament at the weekend.

Upper Clutha Black rugby team.

Queenstown Primary School Rockets netball team. Wakatipu Bears rugby team. St Gerard’s Gold netball team.

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WITH AUTHOR AND NUTRITIONAL BIOCHEMIST DR LIBBY Does food lose nutrient value if I cook it?

I prefer to have my bananas cooking, for example, studies heated in the oven, especially suggest that the absorption of Ask Dr Libby now it’s cold in the mornings, beta-carotene is 6.5 times greater Email your questions for Dr Libby to and I put coconut yoghurt on in stir-fried carrots than in raw. [email protected]. them. Do I lose any nutrient In another study, blood lycopene Please note, only a selection of value by heating them please? levels increased by 80 per cent questions can be answered. Could you elaborate on what when people consumed tomatoes fruit/veges not to cook if they sauteed in olive oil as opposed to cause nutrient loss? Thanks, raw (typically cooking in a little food, for when vitamins are Teresa. bit of oil enhances nutrient obtained through food they are absorption, specifically fat- easily absorbed and utilised Hi Teresa. Generally speaking soluble nutrients). because you are also consuming cooking food tends to improve its I’ve been hearing a lot about B co-nutrients that assist with the digestibility and increase our vitamins lately and their role in uptake and absorption. ability to absorb nutrients. energy. Can you please give me Thiamine rich foods include However a number of a brief overview of their role beans and lentils, nuts, seeds and nutrients are sensitive to heat and and if they do make a pork. If you eat pork, be sure to can be destroyed via cooking – difference? Thanks, Calvin. always choose free range. Leafy which of course is also dependent green vegetables, tomatoes, on the method; whether this is Hi Calvin. Food is essential to almonds and eggs are a good baked, steamed, sauteed or nourish our bodies, providing source of riboflavin. grilled. However, several vital nutrients and minerals to Cooking some foods actually improves nutrient value. The absorption of Niacin is found in the highest important nutrients are reduced drive the thousands of beta-carotene is 6.5 times greater in stir-fried carrots than in raw. concentrations in meat such as by cooking, particularly: biochemical reactions in the Photo: 123RF beef, pork, chicken and fish. Some Water-soluble vitamins such as body. It also supplies us with can also be found in peanuts and B vitamins — thiamin (B1), energy. Any food we eat is important group of nutrients for vitamin B consumption energy beans. riboflavin (B2), niacin (B3), converted to energy, in the form the conversion of food into ATP is conversion can be slow, leaving Grains such as spelt, oats and pantothenic acid (B5), pyridoxine of Adenosine Triphosphate B vitamins. Thiamine (B1), us feeling sluggish and tired. rye will also boost your B vitamin (B6), folic acid (B7), biotin (B8) (ATP). riboflavin (B2) and niacin (B3) are All of the B vitamins are water- intake, if your digestive system and vitamin C. There are many nutrients three B vitamins that are soluble, meaning that the body can tolerate them. Alternatively, There are specific nutrients involved in the body’s ability to essential in the conversion of food does not store them. The best quinoa is a gluten free source of B that are actually enhanced by produce ATP. The most to energy. Without sufficient place to get B vitamins is from our vitamins. PUZZLES ANSWERS ARE INCLUDED ON THIS PAGE

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Introducing... During my banking career, I came across caught up in the hype that your due diligence with that is often the sale conditions mightn’t this interesting scenario. With the scorching and best intentions disappear in the process. be appropriately worded, and you also Welcome Mirror readers to “In Brief”, our new summers and freezing winters around here, mightn’t have left enough time to do what column on all things legal that my colleague, most property hunters seem to keep an eye There have been stories coming out of needs to be done. Case in point, getting Gillian Stuart, and I will be bringing you. out for insulation and, before committing, Auckland’s housing market where buyers Kiwisaver funds typically has a defined this buyer booked a building report, which are so caught up in the frenzy that they’re timeline which needs to be factored in. We We understand that providing advice at the included a thermal imaging scan. 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Just mightn’t be aware of. well prepared. because something’s on the house plans, Watch this space – the next In Brief will see doesn’t mean it actually exists. Putting the legalese aside, the requirements Gillian, our family law specialist, cover off For her part, Gillian’s an experienced and for property transactions are constantly a few key gems pulled together from her A stitch in time... highly-skilled family law and asset protection changing. For example, buyers and sellers many years of experience, both here and in specialist, as well as being a strong and It was a happy ending, eventually, with the are now required to front up with more Scotland, dealing with family disputes, asset compassionate advocate. She’s looking issues settled between the parties. However, information than ever before, and, in certain protection, and wills and estates. forward to bringing you In Brief’s next this is not the case for every home buyer. circumstances, may have to account to the instalment. Sometimes, we see people that are left with no IRD for what has been described as “capital Please remember: the information in this recourse when they discover, too late, they’ve gains” tax. Administrative tasks, such as column is designed as a general guide only  and should not replace specific legal advice Your home, your castle bought a property with expensive problems. changing trustees in a family trust, may attract the application of those new laws, so on a particular issue. I’ve had an active interest in property First goal – ask questions and talk to the you’d be wise to seek advice on the timing transactions for many years from different experts so that you get enough information and structure of how such changes are best vantage points, both as a lawyer and as a bank to avoid a bad buy or, at least, mitigate the managed. Ben King is a Solicitor at Aspiring Law. lender. So I’ve seen property transactions risk. 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