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Hoon Hay residents are worried a subdivision on flood-prone land will cause overflow on their prop-erties.

But the developer of the Mead-owlands subdivision has prom-ised it will reduce flooding for the whole area.

The subdivision is planned on land between Halswell Rd and Sparks Rd, and would create 320 new homes.

The land borders the Hender-sons Basin ponding area, which is part of a long-term city council flood management area.

The Riccarton-Wigram Com-munity Board requested an engi-neering report on drainage plans for the land, after concerns were

raised by Hendersons Rd resi-dents.

Community board chair-man Mike Mora said residents were concerned their properties would be flooded because of the development.

“That land is wet, so we want to make sure that there’s enough remediation to handle the storm water and that existing proper-ties won’t be flooded.”

He said a lot of work had been done to storm water catchments in the area, which might have re-solved the problem.

But he said the board wanted to see more information before the subdivision development was approved.

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The Eastern Recreation and Sport Centre is likely to be built on the former QE II site.

Burwood-Pegasus Commu-nity Board members and ward councillors all said they would vote in support of the site next week.

The site will then be put to the city council on September 11, for final approval.

The QE II location was chosen as first preference by a Commu-nity Advisory Group appointed to look at the sites in detail.

Their second preference was Rawhiti Domain, while Bur-wood Park and New Brighton were ranked third equal.

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The site suffered bad lique-faction from the February 2011 earthquake and the QE II com-plex was eventually demolished.

But city councillor David East said the same thing would need to be done for most sites in the east.

The advisory group is still working on a report outlining what they would like to see in-cluded in the complex. That is likely to be released next month.

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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: The Christchurch South Communi-ty Watch celebrated 20 years on patrol this month, with a meet and greet outside Fresh Choice supermarket in Barrington mall. The patrol offers police an extra set of eyes and ears in the south to reduce crime and report suspicious activities. They are currently looking for new members. Pictured are mem-bers Josh Tabley and Hayden Webber.

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• From page 1“If the developers are wrong, it

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Simon Mortlock, director of subdivision developer Danne Mora Holdings, said that a lot of research had been done on wa-ter management in the planning process.

“We’ve always regarded water management as one of the big-gest issues in the area, which is why we are setting aside many hectares of land, which could otherwise be used for develop-ment, for water management.”

He believed there was no chance residents in the area would be affected by water run-off.

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He welcomed residents with concerns to approach him.

The board asked that the de-veloper be expected to contribute to remedying present or future flooding run-off or drainage is-sues.

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It’s to create a patchwork of food production across the city, and the greater Christchurch re-gion. We’re really wanting to see much more localised food pro-duction.

I know this isn’t the first of this type of initiative you’ve been involved in. When did you first get involved in com-munity gardens?

Well, in the late 1990s I be-came a co-ordinator of the Or-ganic Garden City Trust, which had similar aims but the format was quite different. We had a lot to do with establishing gardens in primary schools, and basi-cally promoting the concept of Christchurch as an organic gar-den city.

I think the difference now is there is so much more public awareness. Back then Christ-church had 10 community gar-dens, and now there are almost 30 – and that’s not because of anything I’ve done, it’s just an indication of how much aware-ness of these issues is growing.

There is a lot more excitement about it now, too. The idea of taking control of our food sys-tem and developing a really rich food culture has really captured people’s imaginations.

I think the experience of the earthquakes also brought back to people the importance of having food in your garden, be-cause if the fridge goes off or the supermarket runs out of food where are you going to turn?

Gardens are obviously a pas-sion for you – where did that passion come from?

I don’t know where it came from, actually.

I remember at university liv-ing in a flat with a huge garden, and I wasn’t even aware of it. I’m kind of ashamed of that now, because now my first question is always where is the garden?

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course at CPIT and I remem-ber being amazed that my corn seeds grew, because I had this idea it would be really difficult to convince them to sprout.

I was really lucky when I was a student to meet Bob Crowder, who was a lecturer at Lincoln, and he became a key mentor for me. It was a mixture of his en-thusiasm and inspiration, and the quite deeply-seated ideas I already had about the silliness of our economic systems. I always thought it was crazy that a lot of people can’t eat healthy food because they can’t afford it, yet

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I know you worked in super-markets for a long time, bal-ancing it with your work for community groups and local government – did those things work well together?

Matt Morris is the co-ordinator of the Food Resilience Network, a group responsible for developing edible community gardens across the city. He spoke to Gabrielle Stuart about gardens, monasteries, beer and his love for supermarkets.

IN HIS ELEMENT: Food Resilience Network co-ordinator Matt Mor-ris has been involved in establishing organic community gardens in Christchurch for more than 20 years. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN

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It’s a funny thing, but I quite like supermarkets. I know I’m meant to say I hate supermar-kets and only shop at farmers markets.

Supermarkets are a fascinating environment. They’re like the centre of culture, like the An-cient Agora in Athens – it’s the modern marketplace.

As far as the local government stuff goes, I find it a fascinat-ing world as well. I was on the Shirley-Papanui Community Board for just one term, and I found the most rewarding thing for me was meeting such a lot of people who were working in charities and organisations on the ground, making the most amazing change in their com-munities.

Part of the reason I stopped was that I wanted to be more involved on the ground – but the main reason I stopped is that I got a full-time job at Canterbury Uni-versity working in sustainability, which was something I have al-ways been passionate about.

I’ve heard a rumour you’re about to finish the job at the university?

Yes, I’ve just resigned, so this is my last week working here. There’s a lot of work to do with the Food Resilience Network and that’s taking a lot of my time at the moment – we’ve got a cou-ple of big events coming up, in-cluding an expo at the Botanic Gardens.

I’m also in the process of start-ing my own business, called The Urban Monk, which is about bringing delicious foods to the people of Christchurch.

The Urban Monk is an inter-esting name. What inspired it?

I’ve been experimenting with new monasticism, which is a global movement about taking the best aspects of the monas-tery and bringing them into the world, so we don’t have to go and separate ourselves. I have spent some times in traditional monasteries as well and I really liked it, but decided that I need to remain active because there are some really important social issues that I would like to be in-volved in.

I’ve been involved in start-ing a monastery in South New Brighton, called the Monastery of Saints Sergius and Bacchus. It’s still very fledgling at the mo-ment, because we’re still working out the routine and the rule.

Essentially it’s an ordinary house – apart from being shaped like an octagon. Unfortunately, like many ordinary houses it has earthquake damage, so I’ll be out of it for four months pretty soon. I’ll be spending some time in Geraldine growing cabbages for sauerkraut, and also spending time with my parents, who are not very well.

So what is it like, to live in a modern monastery?

The point is to find peace and

equanimity for oneself, and to serve and help the world. So we do some of the traditional things – making candles, mak-ing bread, making champagne – all of those things and more. We have a weekly meeting for men who are interested in spiritual-ity, and it’s also like an education centre for sustainability.

I’ve been twice to Mt Athos in Greece, which is this great peninsula, very beautiful, dot-ted with about 20 monasteries. They’re all incredibly old and it’s a very peaceful, very earthy place. I loved it, but I still some-times need to go out for beer, and to stay in touch with the world.

Where did your interest in monasteries start?

Well, there is a photo of me as a kid at a medieval day, and everyone is there as princes and princesses and I’m dressed as a monk. When I was painting and printmaking I often used a monk motif. I don’t know where it came from, it’s just something in me.

For me it is the perfect anti-dote to the rampant consumer-ism of our culture. It’s about say-ing we don’t need all the junk we tend to collect, that just ends up in the landfill.

Years ago a friend showed me a picture, and told me about Mt Athos. He said monks were hauled up the side of cliffs in baskets, he said, “Matt, you’ve

got to go, you’d love it”, and he was right. I never got hauled up the side of a cliff in a fish-ing basket, but I did love being there.

So does being a modern monk mean you give up having a family?

No. New monasticism doesn’t mean no sex, and it doesn’t mean no family, or wandering around in robes. It’s more about finding a place of peace and integrity.

I have a partner, and we’re both involved in the movement.

Were you born and bred in Christchurch?

I was born in Invercargill, but we moved to Christchurch when I was one and I have lived here ever since.

Do you have a favourite place here?

I really like the area I grew up in, in St Martins, but I love being on the beach and I think New Brighton is a real gem – I think I may stay there for a while.

Looking forward, do you have any long-term goals you would still like to achieve?

At the moment I’m just fo-cused on putting one foot in front of another and seeing where it goes. There isn’t this end result I’d like to get to, be-cause I don’t really know where I’m headed.

This week I’m just really look-ing forward to the new episode of Doctor Who – I’m really ex-cited about that.

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Elise Wilson was presented with a Youth Leadership for Sustainability group award last week by Environment Canterbury and Te Runanga o Ngāi Tahu.

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Scissortrix 20th birthday bash Two decades of tending to the hair of Beckenham and greater

Christchurch were celebrated on recently as Scissortrix threw a party for clients, staff and friends at the salon which, under various names, has stood on the present site since the mid-1920s. Fab food and divine drinks fl owed in a seemingly endless stream, enticing the guests to stay on and enjoy the fun. Twenty years in the same place, unscathed by the fury of earthquakes and going from strength to strength is quite an achievement. An occasion such as this needs to be celebrated in style, and it was, so keep listening for the sound of the scissors in Scissortrix, snipping away over the next 20 years. Happy birthday!

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Locally owned and operated for 18 years, AC Auto Electrical offers the full range of auto electrical services, including mechanical work, batteries, tyres, rewiring or replacing the alternator, along with organising the Warrant of Fitness. Also on the list are servicing air conditioning, security and stereo systems.

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Free curtains to warm homesA Hillsborough resident has a warmer home this winter after receiving free cur-tains salvaged from earthquake-damaged homes.

Local charitable trust Community En-ergy Action is collecting curtains from demolished homes, lining them and giving them away to needy families.

Lia Salazar from Hillsborough is one of the many people who benefited from free curtains from the curtain bank. She heard about the curtain bank through a social worker in the hospital.

She had some curtains but they were too short to be effective and was delighted to hear she could get free curtains.

“Oh man, that’s amazing,” she said when she saw all the curtains available at the cur-tain bank.

She has been recommending the service to other people.

“With the curtains, it’s a big change. Before, it would be just as cold as outside. Now you can feel the warmth in the place.

“You people are the ones who are keep-ing me warm,” she told Community En-ergy Action.

The charitable trust curtain bank has been recycling curtains for nearly 20 years, however, this year it has had more cur-tains donated than ever.

Trust chief executive Caroline Shone said that with so many houses, hotels and businesses being demolished, the curtains had been flooding in.

“We received more than twice the amount of curtains last year than the year before. It’s great, as we have been able to help more people that need curtains.

“Anyone who cannot afford curtains, please just give us a call, we’re here to help.”

Last year the curtain bank received more than 24,000 sq m of curtain fabric, more than twice the amount of the year before, and helped nearly 500 families with free curtains.

“We expect to do a lot more this year. We are very grateful for the sponsorship of Genesis Energy and a lotteries grant which allows us to do this work. ”

A lot of heat is lost through single-pane windows and good curtains can help to keep the heat in.

Anybody who cannot afford good curtains can use the curtain bank.

Homeowners, private tenants and Housing NZ or city council tenants are all eligible.

Anyone interested in receiving free cur-tains can phone Community Energy Ac-tion on 0800 GET WARM or 374 7222 or visit www.cea.co.nz for more informa-tion.

STYLISH: Hillsborough resident Lia Sala-zar has a warmer home after receiving new curtains through the Community Energy Action charitable trust.

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Ingredients2 tsp Rice bran oil1 Chicken breast, skinless, trimmed and sliced1 Small onion, sliced2 tsp Thai green curry paste2 Tbsp Water165g Coconut milk, or coconut cream1 to serve Lime, halved

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Ingredients6 Tbsp Muscovado sugar2 Tbsp Butter150ml Cream4 Bananas, peeled and cut into four2 Tbsp Toasted sesame seeds4 scoops Vanilla ice cream, to serveDirectionsTo make a caramel sauce put 4 table-spoons of sugar in a small pot. Add butter and cream.

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DirectionsBring the steaks to room temperature well before cooking and sprinkle with a little salt and pepper.

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Aroha ki te tangata, te tuahiwi ki te whai aoRespect: the foundation for future success

Parents of year 6 students are encouraged to take a good look at their child’s full primary school when choosing schooling for 2015. Why change schools when you don’t need to? Full Primary schools are tried and tested and have developed in innovative and cost effective ways since their inception in 1877. They are as important to the provision of education in 2015 as they were in 1877.

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At the close of nominations, as the number of valid nominations was fewer than the number of vacancies required to be filled,

I hereby declare the following duly elected:

Parent representatives:Bluett, Jeff Bown, Anthony Pollock, CathyDowrick, Barry O’Brien, Bridget

Staff representative: Rossie, Liza

Signed:Lyn CarsonReturning Officer

Lyttelton Main School Board of Trustees ElectionDeclaration of Parent and Staff Election Results

For further information or a school tour contact:Paul Irving – Principala | English Street, Christchurch • ph | (03)348 5700 www.riccartonprimary.school.nzfax | (03) 348 5712 • e | [email protected]

“Encouraging life-long learners. Expanding Horizons”

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And alsoThe research also provides insight into what works for intermediate age children: Ministry of Education by Dinham and Rowe of the Australian Council for Educational Research. 2007• From the broader ‘teaching and learning literature’,

there is strong evidence that the quality of teaching which students receive at all levels and stages of schooling is of major importance in influencing achievement outcomes for students.

• While productive and positive student-teacher relationships are identified as an important characteristic of highly performing schools catering for middle years students, it needs to be acknowledged that good teachers and school leaders at all levels of schooling is what works.

• It is therefore debateable whether at least some aspects of the philosophy and enactment of middle schooling is any different from ‘good’ teaching and effective schooling generally in all school types.

The literature is clear in advocating ‘middle schooling approaches focusing on quality teaching and enhanced learning’ rather than on school type. Therefore it is what happens in the classroom to support learning and what happens across the school to cater for the specific developmental, cognitive, physical, emotional and social needs of intermediate age children that makes the difference. Not school type. The research on middle schooling and its implications to provision of quality education to year 7 and 8 students is as applicable to full primary schools as it is for other intermediate schooling types.

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Westburn 257 Waimairi Road, Ilam 03 358 8173 [email protected] www.westburn.school.nz

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Wharenui 32 Matipo Street, Riccarton 03 348 5263 [email protected] www.wharenui.school.nz

Woodend Full Main Road, Woodend 7641 03 312 7808 [email protected] www.woodend.school.nz

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Last Saturday saw the open day previously advertised take place in Bewdley St, Sprey-don.

For those who didn’t know about it, this was a house where the occupants left some oil heating on a stove and left the room. The resulting fire destroyed the house and the elderly occupants, desperately trying to stop the fire were very nearly caught inside.

The swift actions of a couple of passers-by got them out in time.

We’re eternally grateful to the house own-ers for the permission to show the house to those who responded to our advertis-ing.

The morning saw a steady flow of more than 200 people inspect the ruins. Most of

us never get the chance to see something like this.

Yet one in three of all house fires start in the kitchen. While it is probably only coin-cidental there was just one kitchen fire this week on Main Rd, Redcliffs, last Monday.

And it might also be coincidental that the occupant was in the kitchen and stopped the fire herself.

But that is what we preach. Stay in the kitchen while cooking, put any fire out if safe to do so and always phone 111 even if you’re convinced there is no residual fire.

Arson keeps returning to our poor city.The deliberate lighting of a garage under a

set of flats in the early hours last Saturday in Hereford St is particularly concerning.

The flats were occupied.Someone is prepared to kill. Now that is

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[EDITION DATE]NOR’WEST NEWS 1

MONEY

Lobby to leave KiwiSaver alone

KIWISAVER is a “no brainer”—as long as governments will leave it alone. It is good because the Government puts in $1000 when you start.

It is good because the Govern-ment contributes $10 a week as long as you put in $20 a week or more.

It is good because your em-ployer has to put in the same amount as you. The $10 a week is still good for those self-em-ployed.

The $10 a week is also good for people who are not working (e.g. at-home mothers).

IT’S GOOD AS LONG AS THE POLITICIANS LEAVE IT ALONE

When KiwiSaver started out, the Government would contrib-ute $20 a week as long as you put in $20 a week.

When National got elected in 2008, they promptly cut the government contribution from $20 a week to $10 a week, citing difficult economic conditions.

To be fair, that was in the

middle of the Global Financial Crisis and things were indeed tough.

But will we ever get a retire-ment scheme that future govern-ments leave alone?

That’s what we all want, so we can have confidence in our retirement plan.

KIWISAVER IS A NOBRAINER

You need the Government to leave it alone.

Tell your MP in no uncertain terms to leave it alone.

KIWISAVER TAX You are taxed three times on

your KiwiSaver. You pay tax on the money

before you put it into your Ki-wiSaver.

The investment earnings are then taxed. Then when you re-tire, and invest the money from your KiwiSaver into income-producing funds, you will be taxed again.

THE GOVERNMENT WILL EVENTUALLY MAKE A LOT OF MONEY FROM YOUR KIWISAVER

The Government put in an initial $1000 plus they contribute $10 a week or $520 per annum, but then they tax the invest-ment earnings.

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE—TAX AT 17.5 PER CENT?

Example: A KiwiSaver with total contributions of $500 per month x 25 years.

At a 6 per cent gross return (no tax), it will grow to $349,000. Taxed at 17.5 per cent it will grow to $298,000.

In this example the Govern-ment will have “contributed” $13,500 and taken back over $50,000.

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE—

TAX AT 28 PER CENT? Example: A KiwiSaver’s total

contributions of $500 per month x 25 years.

At a 6 per cent gross return (no tax) it will grow to $349,000. Taxed at 28 per cent , it will grow to $272,000. In this example the Government will have “contrib-uted” $13,500 and taken back over $77,000.

IN TIME, IT’S A HUGE MONEY SPINNER FOR THE GOVERNMENT COFFERS

Once a few million people get into KiwiSaver and their ac-counts really start to grow, the Government will be making— no, taking—heaps more in tax revenue.

In the US, people form lobby groups and hassle politicians on issues that they want fixed or changed.

In New Zealand we don’t lobby them, but we should.

Most countries offer some sav-ers some tax incentives

Many Western countries have tax-advantaged superannuation schemes.

LOBBY, LOBBY, LOBBY Before the election, send your

MP or favoured election can-didate an email, and tell him/ her that if they want your vote: • They need to promise to leave KiwiSaver alone (or improve it). • They need to promise to look into reducing the internal taxes on KiwiSaver.

Alan Clarke is a financial andretirement adviser and author.His second book,TheGreatNZ Work, Money&RetirementPuzzle is available at www.acfs.co.nzAlan is an independent authorised financial adviser (AFA) FSP26532; his disclo-sure statement is available on request and free of charge.

MoneygameallaboutcontrolLizKoh

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Lobby to leaveKiwiSaver alone

AlanClarke is a financial andretirementadviser andauthor.His secondbook, TheGreatNZWork,Money&RetirementPuzzle is available atwww.acfs.co.nzAlan is anindependent authorised financialadviser (AFA) FSP26532; hisdisclosure statement is availableon request and freeof charge.

Alan Clarke

"Willweevergeta retirementscheme thatfuturegovernmentsleavealone?

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KIWISAVER is a “nobrainer”— as long asgovernments will leaveit alone.

It is good because theGovernment puts in $1000 whenyou start.It is good because the

Government contributes $10 aweek as long as you put in $20 aweek ormore.It is good because your

employer has to put in the sameamount as you.The $10 a week is still good

for those self-employed.The $10 a week is also good

for people who are not working(e.g. at-homemothers).

IT’S GOODAS LONGASTHEPOLITICIANSLEAVE IT ALONEWhenKiwiSaver started out, theGovernment would contribute$20 a week as long as you put in$20 a week.WhenNational got elected in

2008, they promptly cut thegovernment contribution from$20 a week to $10 a week, citingdifficult economic conditions.To be fair, that was in the

middle of the Global FinancialCrisis and things were indeedtough.But will we ever get a

retirement scheme that futuregovernments leave alone?That’s what we all want, so

we can have confidence in ourretirement plan.

KIWISAVER IS ANO-BRAINERYou need the Government toleave it alone.Tell yourMP in no uncertain

terms to leave it alone.

KIWISAVER TAXYou are taxed three times onyour KiwiSaver.You pay tax on themoney

before you put it into yourKiwiSaver.The investment earnings are

then taxed. Thenwhen youretire, and invest themoneyfrom your KiwiSaver intoincome-producing funds, you

will be taxed again.

THEGOVERNMENTWILL EVENTUALLYMAKEA LOTOFMONEY FROMYOURKIWISAVERThe Government put in an initial$1000 plus they contribute $10 aweek or $520 per annum, butthen they tax the investmentearnings.

WHAT’S THEDIFFERENCE—TAXAT 17.5 PERCENT?Example:AKiwiSaver withtotal contributions of $500 per

month x 25 years.At a 6 per cent gross return

(no tax), it will grow to $349,000.Taxed at 17.5 per cent it will

grow to $298,000.In this example the

Government will have“contributed” $13,500 and takenback over $50,000.

WHAT’S THEDIFFERENCE—TAXAT 28 PERCENT?Example:AKiwiSaver’s totalcontributions of $500 permonthx 25 years.At a 6 per cent gross return (notax) it will grow to $349,000.Taxed at 28 per cent , it will growto $272,000.In this example the Governmentwill have “contributed” $13,500and taken back over $77,000.

IN TIME, IT’S AHUGEMONEYSPINNER FORTHEGOVERNMENTCOFFERS

Once a fewmillion people getinto KiwiSaver and theiraccounts really start to grow, theGovernment will bemaking—no, taking—heapsmore in tax

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The car she was talking about was the new Kia Cerato hatchback.

That’s something I don’t always notice in a car, the appeal of its physical looks. And yes, the Cerato hatchback is a clean, sleek car to look at, its five-door body style oozes character, it also looks a little sporty with its big 18in two-tone alloy wheels and subtle body adorn-ments.

The Cerato hatchback has been under the pen of Peter Schreyer’s Kia design team in Korea, a unit which has produced several startling designs out of the Kia factories; they are sharp, tasteful and work with the functional design needed for an everyday driving role.

The Cerato hatchback joins the sedan which landed here early in 2013. The five-door sits at roughly the same price point with the entry level model listing at $29,990 (1.8-litre). The test car was the high-grade, 2-litre model with full leather trim at $40,490.

It also gets heated and cooling seats, dual zone climate control, touch screen satellite navigation, steering wheel-mounted paddle shifts for the six-speed automatic gearbox, electric sunroof and three-mode sport/normal/comfort steer-ing feel selector.

The latter is just one part of the technology Kia is developing into their cars. They are full of specifica-tion and represent value for money purchase.

Personally, I think Flex Steering is a little gimmicky for it doesn’t alter the handling characteristics at all, just merely loads or unloads the steering feel as the driver prefers. But it is there and it is certainly not a bad thing.

Inside that rather pretty body shell is a useful environment for four adults, it can take three adults across the rear but it is a bit of a squeeze widthwise. Otherwise there’s plenty of head and leg room and the seats are supportive, con-taining the body well. The leather feels soft to sit on, especially up front where it is perforated to allow the use of cooling fans.

The Cerato in all forms isn’t a big car, but at 4.3m in length it does sit towards the mid-size models and for that reason it makes good use of its proportions, it is certainly comfort-able. And it is comfortable in terms of suspension, the tube beam rear axle does limit freedom of move-ment a little, a fully independent rear would be a lot more compli-ant, but for its limitations it does

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I took the test car on a loop incor-porating the Gebbies Pass incline and the roads to my mother and sis-ter’s Kirwee lifestyle block. Through the twists and turns of the Summit Rd the Cerato hatchback has posi-tive steering response and tidy han-dling manners. The Cerato in this form sits on big wheels with grippy Nexen rubber (215/45).

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The engine is very smooth and refined, it is the result of a lot of technological development and it shows with its performance and efficiency.

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As much as the Cerato stands out with all of its features, there’s no doubt that the hot hatchback has returned, several manufacturers have small capacity turbocharged models which are carving out a name in that part of the market. Interestingly, Hyundai have an entrant there, the Veloster in both turbocharged and non turbo forms.

Hyundai and Kia are linked through a parent company and share a lot of design elements and componentry. I’d like to see the Veloster’s 1.6-litre turbo engine in the Cerato, I think there’s scope there to market a quick, sports-ori-entated version which would appeal to the younger set. It certainly has the looks and basic ingredients to start with.

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