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AM-RAIDERS have been hitting the eastern suburbs. Police have seen â€œa recent upsurge in commercial burglaries known as ram raidsâ€? says Inspector Ann Wilkie, prevention manager Counties Manukau East. Over the past few weeks, shopping malls, suburban shops and properties in large industrial areas have all been targeted. â€œSince the Queenâ€™s Birthday weekend, there have been various commercial premises targeted ranging from stationery shops for electronics and cycling shops for push bikes. â€œThe most common shop being targeted is liquor shops,â€? Inspector Wilkie says. â€œWe are looking at seven since Queenâ€™s Birthday Friday. We donâ€™t believe it is only one group committing them so potentially (police are) looking for a number of people.â€? The most common type of vehicle being used are Nissans while in the past Mazdas were the vehicles of choice. â€œThe vehicles are, on some occasions, stolen from the local area but also from other parts of Auckland,â€? she says. â€œOften there is more than one stolen vehicle used â€“ one is left at the scene while the second is used to get away with the property.â€? âž¤ Turn to Page 2

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NEW pedestrian refuge on a route between two major schools has raised safety concerns from a local resident. Howick man Michael Phillips is worried that the new refuge at the intersection of Pakuranga Road and The Link may create new safety issues. The route is used by Howick Primary School in Willoughby Avenue and Howick Intermediate in Pakuranga Road. Mr Phillips says that now there is only room for one car to turn into Pakuranga Road from The Link itâ€™s created new safety issues with traffic at school start and finish times likely to be backed up to Willoughby Avenue. Also, heâ€™s concerned that because the refuge has nar-

rowed The Link, reduced road space could make it dangerous for vehicles turning left into The Link from Pakuranga Road. Also, if a car hits the refuge, he says it could also hit a child waiting there. â€œI know itâ€™s final and thereâ€™s no going back,â€? he says. â€œI presume this has been done for safety reasons but I want to understand why it was put in. I can see this causing more rather than less problems.â€? A spokesman for Auckland Transport says the improvements are aimed at improving pedestrian facilities, encouraging active modes of travel and providing safer journeys to the local schools. Extensive surveys were carried out with Howick Primary School, parents and students, to understand their safety con-

cerns for travel to and from school as part of the AT Travelwise programme. â€œA number of concerns were raised which were investigated with the aim to establish routes taken to school and paying particular attention to active modes of travel, such as walking. â€œBased on the results of this survey and thorough investigations, a number of locations were identified where the road environment presented a challenge for pedestrians,â€? he says. The improvement at the intersection of The Link and Pakuranga Road involved the introduction of a pedestrian refuge so children could cross the road in two stages. It also involved reducing the radius of the corners so traffic speeds are lower entering and exiting The Link.

Checks were undertaken during the design process to ensure that the type of vehicles using the road were not restricted. The improvement at the intersection of The Link and Willoughby Avenue involved removing the traffic island as there was insufficient space to convert it to a pedestrian refuge. The corner radius was also reduced so traffic speeds are lower entering and exiting The Link. The proposals, the spokesman says, were subject to extensive consultation with the Howick Local Board, local schools, residents and other key stakeholders. Also, an independent road safety audit was undertaken which did not identify any concerns.

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Fight continues for ridge line Residents on semi-rural Point View Drive, Howick, are upset that part of the SuperCity’s rural urban boundary (RUB) has been shifted to the edge of the road in the Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan (PAUP) and, worse, the vacant property accommodated by the boundary change is destined for suburban housing. Marianne Kelly asks: How did this happen?

N August 28, 2013, the Auckland Council’s Auckland Plan Committee carried a resolution that the proposed RUB be shifted to the edge of Point View Drive. This action moved a vacant block of land at 178 Point View Drive into the adjoining proposed mixed housing suburban zone from its current country living 5000 square metre section zone under the Manukau District Plan. The resolution was proposed and seconded by Howick Ward councillors Dick Quax and Sharon Stewart and was carried by 14 votes to six. The rationale in the meeting minutes was that the boundary shift was in recognition of its location adjoining existing urban areas, its ability to be serviced by infrastructure, and the opportunity it presented to increase housing supply in the area. The issue was complicated for the residents when, last February, Building and Housing Minister, Nick Smith, announced another tranche of Special Housing Areas (SHAs) including four in Auckland. One was the 6.3 hectares at 178 Point View Drive. Members of the Point View Heritage Society are horrified. Spokesmen Peter Loveys and Mike Hammond say the society’s objectives are to maintain the character of the area for the present and future. An outstanding view can be seen from the road overlooking 178, one of the last in Auckland of such character. When the newly-formed Auckland Council started formulating the first draft of the Unitary Plan, the proposed RUB ran on the same line as that in the existing Manukau District Plan. “We were happy with that,” they say.” We made submissions and said we agreed with this.” To their horror, when the next Unitary Plan draft appeared the boundary at 178 had been moved up to the edge of Point View Drive. The society, in a submission to the Unitary Plan hearings, is opposing the boundary change. Submissions are expected to be heard by the Independent Hearings Panel later this or early next year. Since the SHA announcement was made the society has tried to find out whether their submission opposing the boundary change in the PAUP would be withdrawn if the SHA legislation overrides the Unitary Plan. Ree Anderson, the council’s

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‘This was well-debated’ THE Times asked Howick Ward councillors Dick Quax and Sharon Stewart why they decided to put forward the resolution to shift part of the RUB up hard against part of Point View Drive, Howick. Dodging the question they instead said they did not intend to comment any further on the matter. Referring to the council’s project director housing, says the Housing Accords and Special Housing Areas Act 2013 (HASHAA) simply allows landowners to use conditions in the PAUP, which are only notified at this stage, for residential development. She says the legislation is designed to fast-track the supply and affordability of housing. The Point View Drive property does not require a variation to the PAUP to give it residential zoning because the notified Unitary Plan identifies a mixed housing suburban zone which is within the RUB and is considered operative under the SHA process. So any development only requires resource consent approval, she says. It’s only when submissions on plan variations sought under the HASHAA legislation and on recommendations in the PAUP are running simultaneously that the PAUP submission would be with-

decision to agree to an SHA on the Point View Drive property they said: “It has been well debated by the Auckland Council which made a unanimous decision, after carefully considering all relevant matters, that this piece of privately-owned land qualified as a Special Housing Area under the Government’s housing accord with the Auckland Council.” drawn. In this instance no HASHAA plan variation is sought, so submissions relating to the PAUP zoning will stand, Ms Anderson says. The Independent Hearings Panel will make its decision on the boundary change based on evidence likely to include the SHA status and any consents granted. Consequently, the rub for the Point View Drive residents is that by the time the RUB hearings come up, resource consent for residential development of the Point View Drive land may be approved. Ms Anderson says resource consent can be implemented regardless of any zoning decision that the panel makes. “To date the Housing Project Office (HPO) has approved earthworks consent on the site. No further consents have, as yet, been submitted to the council,” Ms Anderson says.

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Mr Loveys and Mr Hammond say it’s wrong to destroy the area by putting in intensive housing. “We’re not objecting to SHA housing, but under the council’s rules and responsibilities this area is zoned for 5000 square metre sections, country living. “We tried to encourage the council to purchase the land to preserve the view shaft. A lot of people gather there at night for the view. “It’s about maintaining for future generations a rural environment that they can enjoy. This is a unique ridge line that could be disappearing.” Ms Anderson says the Point View Drive ridgeline protection overlay in the PAUP maps will apply to ensure appropriate placement and scale of buildings because SHAs are based on the provisions of the PAUP as it was at notification. Mr Lovey and Mr Hammond question the ability of the developer to provide infrastructure for intensive housing on the steep northern slope of the ridge line. Ms Anderson says the council undertakes due diligence of any location under consideration for SHA status. The assessment for 178 Point View Drive identified the following points: ■■ Storm water – there are existing storm water pipes on the proposed site. But the developer will need to assess the capacity in the pipes and will need to meet the more stringent storm water requirements in the PAUP. ■■ Wastewater – there is good capacity in the bulk network and some local infrastructure upgrades may be required as part of the development. ■■ Water supply – the developer has agreed to provide a local upgrade solution to service the development. While most of the access to the SHA is likely to come from the lower edge, the Times<ital> asked the council whether it had considered the implications of the weight of traffic that may result along Point View Drive which remains, in essence, a steep, windy, rural road. Ms Anderson says a traffic assessment will be required as part of the resource consent application to assess any potential effects on the road network as a result of the proposal. “The details of any effects associated with traffic as a result of the development will be considered at the resource consent stage.”

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Zoo characters off to London By MARIANNE KELLY

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HOWICK-based musical group is heading to London to perform at the O2 (Millennium) Arena as part of an international congress. Zoo Boogie has been invited by the Salvation Army to represent the Army’s New Zealand/Fiji/ Tonga Territory at its International Congress in London. About 25,000 people from around the world are expected to attend. The group heads to London on June 28 to perform as part of two family concerts and at the ﬁnal evening session in the Arena. Travelling with Blair Dale, the Zoo Boogie Children’s Trust

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chief executive (Zoo Keeper), are Mark Fitness (Levi), Tom Wardle (Boris), Elizabeth Harrex (Ella) and Lashana Dale (Max). Mr Dale says the group is extremely excited about performing in front of such a large audience. “There will be so many nations and cultures represented at the congress and we are looking forward to seeing how much international appeal Zoo Boogie has.” The band of ﬁve was formed

in 2011, based on a ﬁctional zoo involving a bunch of musically gifted animals that live there. It aims to teach young children essential values to help them live a positive life as they grow. The idea for Zoo Boogie was

sparked after Mr Dale took his children to a Wiggles concert. “Research shows that children respond to colour, animals and music, so we designed our animal characters to be like big soft toys,” he says.

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EIGHTY ambitious young high school entrepreneurs from around the country will compete in the seventh FedEx Express/Junior Achievement International Trade Challenge on June 12. The students – including nine from the Howick/Pakuranga region - will be hoping to win one of six places on the New Zealand team to compete in the Asia Pacific finals in Singapore. The FedEx/JA ITC is a forum for aspiring business leaders to gather and develop their business ideas and then take them to the international market. The group of business-minded 16to-19-year-olds has been selected to take part in the competition by the Young Enterprise Trust. Students will be coming from as far north as Kaikohe and as far south as Riverton to Massey University’s Albany campus for an intense weekend that will put their business acumen to the test. The students will be placed in teams and asked to come up with a market entry strategy challenge in which they only have 20 hours to develop and respond, which includes a business plan, a product prototype and a multimedia presentation. The winning team will automatically go into the final selection process with additional students being nominated to present individually to a judging panel before a final team of six is selected to go to Singapore in August to represent New Zealand in the FedEx/JA ITC Asia-Pacific regional final. In Singapore, the students will be split into three teams of two where they will compete against students from eight other Asia Pacific markets, including Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. ■ The local students are Maryam Barghashiy and Kelly Spence from Howick College; Wendy Lee and Alina Lin from Macleans College; Kobe Huang, Josh Martin, Albie Hou, Jack Crenfeldt and Hunter Waihape from Pakuranga College.

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EMBERS of Howick Little theatre have paid a special tribute to their patron Irene Fryer, who this year marked a 50year membership milestone. A special song was written and performed by Julia Banks to mark the occasion celebrated at the theatre in Sir Lloyd Drive, Pakuranga, and Mrs Fryer, who these days lives in Turangi, was presented with a bouquet and gift as an acknowledgment of the outstanding contribution she has made to the theatre. During her 50 years, Mrs Fryer directed 26 plays the first, The Guinea

Pig –thence in 1966 and her final in 1998 when she directed The darling Buds of May. She was awarded best director on eight separate occasions As well as directing, Mrs Fryer served as the theatre’s president for four terms spanning 16 years. She performed in numerous plays, receiving best actor award for her roles in Oh What a Lovely War and Cass McGuire. In 1994 she was formally recognised for her dedication in encouraging and developing the talent of many young aspiring performers.

School talent promoted By Marianne Kelly AN ANNUAL opportunity to showcase south-eastern secondary schools’ musical talent has kicked off with three performances to come. The ‘Classic At Twelve’ music series is into its fourth year and the arts centre programme and events manager Ashley Grogan says audience numbers continue to astonish her. In the first year about 30 people attended each of the six concerts, but the numbers have

since grown to 80-100 for each performance. The series, she says, is an opportunity to bring music students into a different environment. “To come to another venue is good for them,” Ms Grogan says. “They perform to a different audience, not to their peers. The general public is the next step for them.” No criteria are set for the programmes. The schools are simply asked to put together one hour of music.

HLT’s current president, Frances Hollis says to have achieved so much in her time with the theatre is testament to Mrs Fryer’s wisdom, organisation, directing and acting skills. “Without her the theatre would not be what it is today,” she says. “The members will be joined by many in the community in extending their heartfelt congratulations and thanks.” ACKNOWLEDGED: Right, Howick Little Theatre life member of 50 years, Irene Photo supplied Fryer.

Ms Grogan says the choices range from classical to jazz to popular music – sometimes performed by small groups and at other times full-scale choirs, such as Edgewater College’s 50-strong choir that performed in last year’s series. The concerts are performed at 12 noon-1pm. The cost is $2 and door sales only. The remaining programme for this year is: June 12, Botany Downs Secondary College; June 19, Howick College; June 26, Elim Christian College. Schools which have already performed are Pakuranga and Sancta Maria Colleges.

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The CSR Viridian expansion at Highbrook, initially announced in 2013 with a deferred start, has increased in size by about 30 per cent from its initial specification to 10,486 square metres. The enlarged factory warehouse will total more than 18,000 square metres once completed and will feature extensive yard and

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centre in Savill Link, Otahuhu. The Viridian project at Highbrook, scheduled to be complete in March next year, and the Holden expansion, to be completed in May next year, have a total cost of $18.9m. Goodman (NZ) chief executive, John Dakin, says strong property fundamentals and continuing

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ON Hulse has received his life membership of the Howick Returned and Services Association (RSA), much to the delight of his cobber Veterans, family and friends. Mr Hulse is the latest in the long line of former Howick RSA presidents to have their dedicated, voluntary service recognised by the life membership honour. The ceremony was attended by 40 ex-service people, family members and friends, as well as Howick dignitaries, at the Wellington Street clubrooms on May 30, the day of his wife Daphneâ€™s 84th birthday, making it a doubly special occasion for the family. To her joy, retired Howick Mayor Morrin Cooper had his pocket trumpet at hand and played her Happy Birthday, to which everyone sang along. Ron and Daphne have been married 63 years and now live on the sunny Whangaparaoa Peninsula after shifting north about a dozen years ago. But for more than 40 years from 1960, the Howick RSA was a big part of their lives. The Hulse family lived in Union Road when it was a â€œclay trackâ€? in the early 1960s, and the route to the clubrooms was a well-worn path. During his acceptance speech, Mr Hulse, 83, recalled being part of an eager battalion of Howick RSA members, guided by leaders such as his mentor, the late former president Russ Rice. They worked tirelessly to build and create the clubrooms and organisation it is today, from its humble beginnings in a shed where the Salvation Army East City Corps are now stationed, and via the old library building in the Moore Street/Fencible Drive car park. Graham Dolan, the Manurewa RSA president and Auckland District RSA vice-president, said he wouldnâ€™t have missed the opportunity to present the prize to his old mate Ron. Mr Hulse joined His Majestyâ€™s Royal New Zealand Navy at Devonport in 1947 as an adventurous 15-year-old out of school from his hometown of Huntly. He soon saw serious naval combat in the Korean War â€“ New Zealand was the first Western

FRUITFUL PARTNERHIP: During his acceptance speech for life membership of the Howick RSA, former club president Ron Hulse thanked his wife Daphne for always being at his side during all their years of service and Photo supplied / PJ Taylor contribution to the wider RSA community.

Allies navy at the scene to support the South; witnessed dangerously lethal nuclear testing under orders, and was on duty during the hottest period in the Cold War, until 1964. Mr Hulse, president from 20002003 and vice-president for a year earlier, thanked the Howick RSA for staging the ceremony. His life membership was moved last year by the late Wattie McEwan and Eric Wilson, and supported by many more members. â€˜Ron and Daphne helped raise money for the establishment of the Howick RSA Charter Club building, progressing the club from the tin shed to what we have today,â€™ says the official citation. â€˜During his three years as president, Ron accepted the appointment as a full-time occupation. â€˜His daily presence, welcoming guests and ensuring that members on their own were introduced to others, earned the club a reputation for friendliness. â€˜He took a keen active interest in the Old Digs, the Over Sixties,

Womenâ€™s Section and Returned Womenâ€™s Section. â€˜He attended many receptions with the Korean Consul General representing Howick RSA, as he also did at Government House on the invitation of the Governor General. â€œRon regularly visited sick members in hospital and helped with the welfare of the RSA members.â€™ Mr and Mrs Hulse, the parents of Times senior sales account manager Janine Hickmore, have always been active in the lead-up to Anzac Day selling poppies, a critically important RSA fundraising activity. He has continued to sell poppies every year as a member of Silverdale RSA and visited three schools in Whangaparaoa this year to tell students about the significance of Anzac, which he previously did with great distinction in this area. Ron and Daphneâ€™s story fits with the Howick RSA motto: Remembering our past, embracing our future.

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inspired: Part of the enviro group at Macleans College, Andy Kwak, Jina Hong, Aishwarya Gopalakrishnan and Jonathan Liang are some of the students who will host the Green Jam. Times photo Wayne Martin.

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NVIRONMENTALISTS are not tree-hugging hippies anymore. They are go-getting college students cleaning up streams, planting native plants at the Motuihe Island, creating burrows for extinct species and organising beach clean-ups. Inspired by the global youth climate movement, the enviro group of Macleans College are organising a Green Jam on June 16. Six colleges will be participating including Pakuranga College, Howick College, Saint Kentigern

College, Botany Downs Secondary College, Ormiston Senior College and Selwyn College. At the Green Jam around 40 to 50 secondary school leaders of sustainability will discuss and share exciting ideas on the different environmental projects that they are currently working on. â€œWe will start with a dark video,â€? says Aishwarya Gopalakrishnan, an active member of the environmental group. â€œThe video focuses on the negativity man has brought to the planet. â€œOne of the speakers is Georgia Lala a seventeen-year-old business owner we met at the Auck-

land Green Jam earlier this year. Jina Hong, another actionoriented green warrior from Macleans College adds: â€œGeorgia will be talking about aquaponics, which is growing plants in water or in an aquarium.â€? Aquaponics is a food production system that combines conventional aquaculture (raising aquatic animals such as snails, fish, crayfish or prawns in tanks) with hydroponics, the soilless growing of plants, in an integrated system. â€œLast yearâ€™s head boy of Macleans College, Keniel Yao will also be a speaker at the Green Jam.â€?

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and has assisted with many activities, from simple pruning to helping get the mill pond going again,â€? he says. â€œHowever a number of us thought that it would be better to focus our efforts rather than have a general assistance approach. That is why we wanted to help get the â€˜Adopt a Buildingâ€™ project going. Our members are keen to help the Village and, by adopting James Whiteâ€™s General Store and Howick Arms building, we can concentrate the wide range of skills that we have within the club on its restoration and future maintenance. â€œI am sure that we will get a great sense of pride whenever we visit the Village and see our

adopted building.â€? Since starting the â€˜Adopt a Buildingâ€™ programme, Mr Day has also signed up Howick Lions Club who have taken on the Raupo cottages of Private John Briody and Mail Runner Ngamapu and the Early Settlerâ€™s Sod Cottage as their adopted buildings. Mr Day says there will be more opportunities to extend the programme to other community groups in the future after a settling in period for current Memorandums of Understanding. â€œIt is a wonderful way for the local community and the Village to interact together and help tackle one of our major issues,â€? he says.

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MEETING UP: From left, Louise Addison, deputy principal Howick College, Mike Stanghan, business manager Howick College, Shane Higginson, owner Basalt restaurant and bar, and Darrin Heaven, Howick community Times photos Farida Master constable.

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LAST week three other chairpeople from Cockle Bay (Laurie Slee), Howick (Gayleen Mackereth),Â Half Moon Bay (Keith Ingram) and myself (Bucklands and Eastern Beaches) met for a coffee and chat. It was very interesting, we enjoyed it and between us we have in excess of 500 members and rising. After spending two hours talking, we decided our main goals are to increase our memberships,Â support each other and show a united front on issues we are not happy with. Another goal is to communicate our findings to the public and to publiciseÂ the fact we need supportÂ in signed-up members.

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We know who killed the family A CORRESPONDENT complains we pay police salaries yet police incompetence will cost us compensation for those wrongly convicted. Anyone with sufficient analytical skills and time to thoroughly study the Bain case will be left in no doubt at all who killed the family, and be left dumbfounded by the outcome. While itâ€™s possible the provincial police felt overwhelmed by the scale of events in Dunedin, there was a mass of evidence collected and it all points in one direction. Initially the police thought it was murder-suicide, but soon changed their minds. I agree those within the adversarial system donâ€™t seem to care about the truth. However, I have confidence Judge Ian Callinan does. Our money is in safe hands. Dennis Horne, Howick

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With Farmer in the House committed to supporting the local community, it has extended loyalty benefits to local schools whose families become online shoppers with the company. The rewards can be substantial depending on the size of the school, and the numbers of families who sign up for online shopping. For example, in a school where 375 of its families spend an average of $100 a week on groceries from Farmer in the House, the school can receive a rebate of as much as $3500 per week. â€œThis is one way schools can gain funds for much-needed projects and no one loses out,â€? says Shane McDonald, managing director of Farmer in the House. â€œRebates of 2.5% to 10% from customer spending go to the school, a real bonus when we know government funding is often limited. â€œI am presently talking to local schools about the scheme but if anyone wants to know more now I welcome their call.â€?

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ANY thousands of young people’s lives are going to benefit from a Rotary club’s fundraising power. The Rotary clubs of Half Moon Bay and Howick held their annual yacht regatta in March, the 30th time the event has been run. Individuals or companies pay for a spot aboard one of up to 30 yachts, with between six to 12 people on the deck of each vessel. Since 1986, the regatta has raised more than $1.5 million for various charities. The Half Moon Bay Rotary club had $7500 to donate to its chosen charity after this year’s running. “We decided earlier in the year that our charity of choice was going to be Kidz First,” says club president John Davidson. A matching grant was received from the Harold Thomas Trust, which supports children’s health projects. Together with the proceeds of an auction held during the regatta, the Half Moon Bay Rotarians were able to cover the $17,000 cost of a new beraphone for Kidz First, which was presented at a club meeting last month. Beraphones are used to test the hearing of newborns, which can be done from the time they are only a couple of hours old. “The reason that is important is that any hearing deficit or deafness can be identified right at the beginning of life,” says Middlemore Foundation community relations and fundraising officer Joanne Hand. “The beraphone sends a click and as the sound travels through the different parts of the baby’s ear and bounces back, it will show

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if the sound is moving through the parts it is supposed to or not. “They do another test at three months to confirm if the baby’s hearing is 100 per cent okay. If not, between that three and six month period the doctors can do things to help with the hearing. “If the baby can’t hear because it isn’t tested and detected, it affects that child’s whole life. The

whole developmental process is complicated from not being able to hear.” The new beraphone is the first of three that needed to be purchased after the Government mandated a particular model to be used across all District Health Boards. Around 8000 babies are born at Kidz First every year, and a beraphone has a shelf life of around eight years. “If you think about it, 8000 babies for eight years is 64,000 lives that will be serviced because of a lovely fundraising event the Rotary club have put on,” says Ms Hand. Mr Davidson says: “It’s fantastic to be able to present something that is going to be of use on a dayto-day basis. “We’re absolutely delighted to be able to do something positive for our community.”

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Check your wipers. Ensure that your wiper blades are in good condition and are not scratching the windshield.

Change your tyres. Winter tyres provide better traction on ice and the rubber is more effective in cold weather. Be sure to have them put on as soon as the weather starts getting colder; donâ€™t wait for the first frost to do it.

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Change the oil. Make sure the engine oil you use is suitable for winter use.

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If it isnâ€™t, change the oil before the weather gets too cold in order to avoid damaging the engine.

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Ask a mechanic to check your carâ€™s brakes, spark plugs, suspension, and steering.

Check the heating system. Ensure that the heater and rear window defroster are both operating properly in order to avoid any unpleasant surprises.

Inspect your battery. Ensure that the terminals and battery cables are clean and free of corrosion.

Check your tyre pressure. The air pressure in your tyres can fluctuate in cold weather, so it is important to check it on a regular basis. Donâ€™t forget to check the spare tyre as well.

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Whatâ€™s On Diabetes support

THE next meeting of the Botany/ Howick/Pakuranga Diabetes Support Group is at 7.30pm on June 24 at the Salvation Army Room, 289 Ti Rakau Drive, Botany. Guest speaker is a representative from the Citizens Advice Bureau. Phone Sam on 272-3354

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WHETHER involved in an environmental, heritage, arts, community or sporting project, find out more about Auckland Council grants available for projects and events. A meeting for the Howick Ward from 2-5pm, June 26, Howick Local Board meeting room, 7 Aylesbury Street, Pakuranga. Send an RSVP to communityfunding@ aucklandcouncil.govt.nz referring to South Public Workshop in the subject line.

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Quiz night

MAKE a team or buy a ticket for a mixed table at a Guide Jamboree fund-raiser quiz night. Pick a theme for dress-up and decorations at the Howick RSA from 6.30pm for a 7pm start on Thursday June 18 at the Howick RSA Club, 25 Wellington Street, Howick. Cost $10 a head. To buy tickets contact Christine at art.cd@ xtra.co.nz or phone 576-9552.

Seniors meet

SENIOR Citizens meet at Te Tuhi Centre, 13 Reeves Road, Pakuranga, organised by Lifeâ€™s International Charitable Trust on Saturday, June 13, 2 pm to 4 pm. Entry Free, Tea and Light Snacks provided. Phone Manisha Anand at 534-5442 or mobile 021-124 0875.

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A free community notice-board for non-profit groups. Send notices to editor@times.co.nz, fax 271 8073, post to PO Box 259-243, Botany, Auckland 2163 or drop into our office at Level 1, The Lane, Botany Town Centre, 588 Chapel Road, East Tamaki.

Classic @Â Twelve

BACK by popular demand, Classic @ Twelve celebrates the huge talent-pool in our local schools. Take your seat in the Uxbridge Theatre and be inspired and entertained by these masterful young musicians performing classical, jazz and contemporary pieces. Uxbridge Arts and Cultural Centre, 12 â€“ 1pm, $2 at the door. Friday, JuneÂ 12, Botany College; Friday, June 19, Howick College; Friday, JuneÂ 26, Elim Christian College. Call 535-6467 orÂ email info@uxbridge.org.nz

Traditional jazz

THE Vintage Jazz Band play at the Nixon Centre, Sale Street, Howick from 7.30-10.00pm on Friday, June 12. Members $10, visitors $15. Cash bar. All welcome.Â Phone Peter 534-4541.

Mecoss network

MECOSS is pleased to invite you to the next Botany and Flat Bush Community Network meeting. Join us for this fantastic opportunity for discussion, learning and to network with like-minded community organisations. Thursday, June 18 from 10am-12pm at the Ormiston Activity Centre, 150 Chapel Road, Flat Bush. Keith Suddes from Auckland Civil Defence Emergency Management Group and ex-FBI will speak about his interesting background and the emergency plans for Auckland. To register or to book a spot as a two minute speaker, email admin@ mecoss.org.nz or phone Karen 533-3685.

Garden society

PAPATOETOE Garden & Floral Art Society meets in the Wesley Methodist Church Hall, 37 Kolmar Rd, Papatoetoe, Tuesday, June 23, 7.30pm, guest speaker Adrian Bird talking onÂ the growing of Bonsai. Floral Art and cut flowers on display. Â New members and visitors welcome. Great trading table and supper. Phone Rosemary on 2782223 for more details.

Cancer wellness programme

FREE Club Physical 10 Week Cancer Wellness Programme starts Tuesday, June 30, 10am.Â Free for people with and recovering from cancer.Â Phone Sasha 414-3978 for more information.

Aglow meeting

EAST Auckland Aglow meets on July 23Â at C3 Howick,Â 27 Aviemore Drive, Highland Park, 9.30amÂ for a cuppa, 10am until 12 noon. Speakers: Denise Levy and Ali Tuariki, Prison Ministry.

Mental health

MENTAL Health & Addiction Services invites you to join us on Thursday, June 18, 6pm â€“ 8pm. (Refreshments from 5.50pm), East Health Trust, 260 Botany Road, Howick. Building B - Level One - Meeting Room. [Entrance is down driveway behind Botany Super Clinic. Take the elevator at entrance opposite LabTests. Plenty of parking at rear of building].

Second hand uniforms

BUCKLANDS Beach Intermediateâ€™s uniform shop is running very low on second hand uniform items to sell. Particularly jerseys, PE shorts and shirts, boysâ€™ shirts and jackets. If you have any of these items in good condition that you could sell to the uniform shop, please drop off to the BBI school office with details attached, or come to the uniform shop. Mondays 8am â€“ 8.40am and 3pm â€“ 3.30pm. The BBI uniform shop is run by PTA volunteers as a service to parents and fundraiser for the school. Phone Debbie 535-2268.

Breast cancer support

THE East Auckland Breast Cancer Support Group will be having our mid-winter Christmas dinner on Wednesday June 17. We need to notify numbers. Phone Jenny on 217 1192 or Wynne on 534 2765.

Foster care info night

INTERESTED in fostering children but want to know more? Iosis seeks volunteer foster carers from all over Auckland and all walks of life, and is holding an informal info evening at its premises in Manurewa, on Monday, June 22, 7pm. Registrations are essential. To register or find out more, phone 269-0050 or email fostercare@iosis.org.nz.

The Garage Op Shop

YOUâ€™LL find bargains galore and some of the best prices around at 96 Udys Rd, Pakuranga. Open Friday 10am-2pm. Phone 576-2435 orÂ thegarageopshop@pcf.gen.nz.

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LOCAL charity is hosting a massive fundraiser in Howick next week. The Sowers Trust, which provides mentoring and programmes to young people and social work support to individuals and families in the East Auckland community, is holding an evening titled Big Night Out at the Picton Centre, 120 Picton Street, Howick on Thursday, June 18. â€œThis will consist of a gourmet dinner and cash bar with live entertainment including musical acts featuring Shift among others,â€? says trust manager Jenny Naley. â€œ There will also be a live auction with some great items including weekends away and fishing trips and a silent auction which has some fantastic goods and services up for grabs â€“ all proceeds going directly to The Sowers Trust to help continue their good work in the community.â€? The evening will kick off at 7pm. â€œHere at Sowers we believe that everyone has a right to having their basic needs met, to be safe, to have access to and obtain an edu-

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Horoscope Your Zodiac forecast for the week ahead

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Quick Puzzle ACROSS 6. Confirm (11) 7. Froth (4) 8. Native of Tahiti (8) 9. Monkey (6) 10. Sword (6) 12. Beat (6) 15. Frank (6) 17. Scatter (8) 19. Peruse (4) 20. Pollute (11)

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Investigation is the week’s keyword and job opportunities may offer more variety than you realise. Several upbeat meetings, some unplanned are on tap for the week.

Your artistic endeavours are highlighted. You may be interested in pottery or ceramics. Property negotiations may be indicated. Pay careful attention to fine print.

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The focus is on short financial planning. Watch out for the tendency to be a big spender. A friendship may bring you rich rewards.

Paying visits to the lonely or sick is high on the week’s agenda. Travel may include some unusual shopping sprees. Pay care and attention to job-related hints.

You are making progress on a project, but there are some important touches that still require your care. Your artistic ability is stressed in a week that sees you painting a canvas or a room.

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SAGITTARIUS

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Treating an old problem with a new approach may lead to a speedy solution. Check out the larger picture if considering making a large investment of your energy.

The past is highlighted. This is a good week for collecting antiques and studying family history. Reconciliations are indicated, thanks largely to your forgiving nature.

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Your family situation is more congenial thanks to your recent attempts to establish harmony. New hobbies are accented. Difficulty at your place of work requires a novel touch.

A new source of information proves more reliable than you had hoped. A loved one’s independent streak may surface, while you find yourself in a typically sentimental mood.

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Speech by Education Minister Hekia Parata to the NZ Initiative launch of Un(ac)countable

IRSTLY Iâ€™d like to acknowledge Oliver Hartwich and Rose Patterson. Thank you for inviting me to the launch of the New Zealand Initiativeâ€™s report on maths education, I think. As the Minister of Education speaking at the launch of a report that is critical of the education system I confess to feeling a little like Marie Antoinette approaching the guillotine. From the outset I would say there are some ďŹ ndings I agree with your researchers on, and some about which I possess less certainty. The things about which we agree include the critical importance of young New Zealanders getting a good education, and needing to do a better job of giving our young a solid grounding in mathematics. Whatever we end up doing in later life, basic maths is a skill we all need â€“ for those my age to balance our cheque books, for the younger generation to reconcile the incomings and outgoings in their online bank accounts, to pay the power bill, to do the weekly shopping, and so on. Our hope and expectation is that many of our young who develop these basic skills will go on to develop higher level skills that will lead to rewarding careers for them and the creation of job opportunities for their fellow New Zealanders. Research shows that those are exactly the skills that the majority of young New Zealanders leave school with. However, a series of reports including PISA and our recently released National Monitoring study have shown that the system is failing a minority of our students. Your report attributes much of that failing to a change in the way maths was taught about 15 years ago. That change, which was in line with international thinking at the time, saw teachers devote less time to drilling the so-called â€œbasicsâ€? of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division and more time to mathematical thinking and problem solving strategies. As someone who grew up singing the times tables in class I have some sympathy for that point of view. I canâ€™t explain the theory of relativity, but I can calculate the cost of half a dozen tins of tomatoes and work out how much change I should be given when I buy a book. However, attractive though the Initiativeâ€™s thesis is to people of my generation, a couple of things need to be borne in mind. One is that this is a continuation of an age-old debate in education between those who believe in rote

learning and those who place a higher value on critical thinking. The same debate is apparent in reading between those who advocate the use of phonics and those who champion whole language learning and in writing between those who stress the importance of structure and those who think nothing should be allowed to constrain studentsâ€™ creative processes. The other is that the impact of deemphasising the importance of role learning strategies is not clear cut. Yes, the performance of New Zealand students in international maths assessments has declined slightly in recent years. But the data shows that students whose teachers participated in the Advanced Numeracy Development Programme achieved signiďŹ cantly better in the Trends in Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) than students whose teachers did not. The truth is that basic subtraction,

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THE BIBLE is a unique book â€“ it tells how the earth began when it began and tells us how it will end. It begins with the ďŹ rst book called Genesis and ends with the last book called Revelation. It is a love story of a King who wants to share His love with others and yet leave them the deďŹ ning choice in who they would love â€“ the King or the World. That decision determines where they will spend their eternal life. This book has been on the bestsellers list for decades. There are more Bibles printed than any other known book. Why should this be? This book gives clear instructions on how to live a purposeful and productive life here on earth and what to expect afterwards. Just like the ownerâ€™s manual for operating and maintaining your car. The 40 different authors that make up the Bible were all inspired by the King to write as He directed, and as Dr Chuck Missler (a US bible study advocate) comments â€˜it is an integrated message system from outside our time zoneâ€™. It records history, science, archaeology, moral values, and prophecy. Its educational value has been attested to throughout the centuries and is immense. People like Sir Isaac Newton spent more time in the Bible than he did on his science, yet he is regarded as the father of modern science. So I ďŹ nd it pompous and deceptive of those who would deprive our young ones of being taught some of

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addition, multiplication and division should not be a barrier to solving more complicated mathematical problems. Like changing gear with a manual shift, multiplying seven by eight or subtracting 11 from 20 should be something we do without conscious thought. But we also need to help our students develop problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. In todayâ€™s world it is not what you know that is important, but how you apply that knowledge that has value. The trick is striking the right balance between rote learning and higher order thinking. That is not easy. The good news for me as Minister is that thanks to National Standards we now have a much clearer picture of our studentsâ€™ accomplishments and needs. Instead of saying that 18-yearolds have a problem with maths, we can now say that Johnny, aged six, in room 12 at Te Aro Primary, has those beautiful truths tucked away in its pages. As an older academic I can safely say having read and re-read it for more than 30 years, it is still revealing new secrets each time I turn its pages. The critics and sceptics display more ignorance than wisdom. They seldom have studied or even read the scriptures which they criticise and despise. Let them alone, there is little to learn from them. Ian George, Howick

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MY MOTHER is 80 years of age but insists that she lives alone in her little two bedroom unit in Howick. My brother visits her during the day to ensure she has taken her tablets. I visit her in the evening, and phone her three times day to ensure she has taken her medication. I would dearly love her to live with me, but she loves her independence. Mum still drives and last week drove to Highland Park to purchase her food. She took out her eftpos card and could not remember the number. It must have been so stressful for my mother at the time, when her card was locked after three tries! This lovely Chinese gentleman paid for my motherâ€™s groceries and my brother, husband and I are forever in debt to him. Thank you so much! I would love to pay you this money back! Could you please contact Countdown and give your details to the manager there. I

a problem with maths. And, most importantly, we can do something about it before Johnny becomes convinced that maths is not for him. That is why we, as a government that is committed to lifting the achievement level of every child, are gathering evidence of what works and what doesnâ€™t, investing in successful maths programmes, investing in the professional development of teachers, making information for parents and whanau more accessible and easier to understand, and making it easier for schools and teachers to share mathematics expertise by facilitating the creation of communities of schools. It is also why we have charged the Education Council, the new teacher professional body, with raising the status of the teaching profession. As you will know not all of these measures are universally popular. But one thing we do know for certain is that if we continue to do exactly thank you from the bottom of my heart. God bless you. Paula Donighi

A healthy tolerance

HARVEY Rosieur (Times, June 4) feels I go too far in my comments concerning the reaction of some to a religious statue, as he argues that I disregard the Christian principles that underpin modern NZ. While I agree with some of his perspective, it is worth remembering that European history is littered with events such as the Spanish Inquisition, The Crusades and numerous religious wars that ignored values such as freedom, justice and mercy yet were often motivated by Christianity. The fact that today we see such behaviour subdued in NZ and the rest of the Western World has more to do with the ideas promoted by The Enlightenment and the rise of reason in our societies than Christian ideals I think. Also, his claim that Iâ€™m religiously motivated seems strange, given that I was merely promoting the value of secularism, which is not a religion. Secularists simply support and promote the principle of freedom of belief and also un-belief, that allows for multiple belief systems to co-exist in the same society. This, more than Christianity, may account for the desire of many to come here, due to the healthy tolerance and protection that a truly secular state promotes for all. Paul Bennett, Shelly Park

what we have always done, we will achieve exactly what we have always achieved. In an education system in which less than seven out of ten 18 year olds had NCEA Level 2 when we took ofďŹ ce that is not acceptable. Since then we have lifted the achievement rate for 18 year olds from 68 to 81 per cent, but there is much more to be done. This government is committed to raising achievement levels for all students, both for their beneďŹ t and for that of the whole community. When kids do well we all do. I would like to thank the Initiative for the invitation to be here and for a provocative and interesting contribution to a debate that is of vital importance not just to our children, but to all of us. â– What do you think? Email editor@times.co.nz or post a comment on our Facebook page facebook. com/timeslinenz

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Almost all washing machines have a wash cycle that is suitable for washing woollen items labelled as machine washable. It may be called a â€œwoolâ€? cycle or another wash cycle, such as â€œdelicatesâ€? may be adapted by shortening the wash time, lowering the spin speed and/or setting the water temperature to warm. Some front loaders have an extragentle cycle for items labelled â€˜hand wash onlyâ€™, including woollens. It may be called â€˜handwashâ€™ or â€˜handwash/ woollensâ€™. This feature is not available in top-loading machines as they are typically not gentle enough.

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Eligibility for Welcome Home Loans is expanded by aligning the house price caps with the new KiwiSaver HomeStart grant. Nationally the package is projected to help 90,000 people into home ownership over the next five years, at a $435 million cost. Mr Ross says a couple in Botany, each earning $50,000 a year, will be able to withdraw $35,000 from their KiwiSaver account and qualify for a HomeStart grant of $20,000, giving them a $55,000 deposit towards a new home with no other extra savings. “They will be eligible for the expanded Welcome Home Loans scheme which requires only a 10 per cent deposit, meaning they will be able to purchase a home up to the value of $550,000.” Dr Smith says the Government is working with local councils to free up more land faster, as well as reducing building costs, reining in infrastructure and compliance costs and investing in sector skills and productivity.” ■■ The KiwiSaver HomeStart Roadshow is open to the public at 7pm on June 30 at the Ormiston Senior College auditorium, 275 Ormiston Road, Flat Bush. we work with Auckland Council to find innovative and creative solutions to the city’s transportation and infrastructure needs,” he says. The collaborative involvement of members of the architecture and landscape architecture professions in the design of future Auckland projects, such as the City Rail Link, future Harbour Crossing and public open spaces is crucial to the enhancement of the city, Mr Bray says. “Together we can create a city that is both enjoyable to live in and functional to travel across.”

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533-6954

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CD185364

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CD225833

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MOTORING PAKURANGA AUTO ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL

Office: 09 527 6360 Dave: 021 836 360 Licensed Building Practitioner www.franix.co.nz

DRAINAGE

CD219975

CD230313

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CARPENTERS

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ABOUT

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CONSTRUCTION LTD

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P L A N S

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www.franix.co.nz

Your local owner/operated Co 34 Years experience

We Also Service F&P Appliances

TASA COMPUTER

ACTIVE retired carpenter past master builder, wants small jobs e.g. easing sticky doors, windows, deck repairs, all carpentry jobs, Ph Bob 534-1355

Office: 09 527 6360 Dave: 021 836 360

BUILDER avail additions, renovations, all types of building. Competitive price. Licenced Builder Alan 021548-131

K54137

ďż˝ New Homes ďż˝ Alterations ďż˝ Reclads

NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL

Ph: 5768812 Open 7 Days 83 Reeves Rd Pakuranga

GARDEN CARE

A.J. CONTRACTOR

DRAINLAYING

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Home Theatre, Wall Mounts Aerial Installation & Repair FREEVIEW Digital TV

BATHROOM & SHOWER BOX RELINING

Microsoft Certified Professional

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CARPET Cleaning 3 brm house from $95, Ph Grant 533 0522, 0211 576 963

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Servicing all major brands of Whiteware appliances

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HORIZON AERIALS LTD

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INSTALLATION

Freeview Installed Same Day Best Prices Guaranteed

CARPET CARE

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APPLIANCE REPAIRS

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PAINTER int/ext roof, free quote, qual work Korean Painters Ph Charlie 533 5328 or 027 245 0807

SMALL job repairs, painting, gardening, window replacement, deck repairs, pool fences. Ph 027 302 2377

PAINTER Paperhanger. Free quotes, Pensioner discount. 30yrs exp. 535-3022

LANDSCAPING

All work guaranteed

LANDSCAPING All aspects. 10yrs exp. 100% guar. Richard 021 783 258, or 271 3258 K58038

ting Ltd Wayne â€™s Pain

Ph: 533 0437 027 600 6232

LOCAL Master Plumber, Gasfitter, Drainlayer. Over 20yrs exp. competitive rates, excell custumer service. Call Steve atMajestic Plumbing Ltd for a free quote 021 625378

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027 594 1243 537 4796

WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS WASHING machine repairs. Fridges, dryers etc. Same day service. Ph 2743554. Botany.

WATERBLASTING

BLADECUTTERS, Tree work landscaping stumps rubbish removals hedges com weed spraying. Ph Eric 021 732 147 or 534 8797

DRUM tuition, beg-adv. Prof tutor Ph: 535-8170 ENGLISH/Maths/ Science(NCEA/Cambridge) Qualified exp tutors/teachers. Essay writing/editing. 535-0523

LESSONS FROM $18 Private, professional,affordable. Competitions, practical and theory exams. We have teachers in your area. (Est 63 yrs)

0800 696 874

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Saturday 13th June 2015, 9am - 3pm

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CALL YOUR LOCAL OPERATOR CRAIG 535-5661 K54159

EARTH GROOMERS Landscaping, All Tree Work & Stumps, Hedges, Chipping, Rubbish Removal Discount for Seniors Ph James 537 0037 or 021 866 125

ďż˝ Specialist waterblasting

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DONâ€™T SETTLE FOR LESS

Exterior Soft Washing of:

Ph: 535-9093 (027) 476-0246

TREES STUMP GRINDING Remove stumps the easy way.

BRUCE (021) 653-425 534-2595 Also Pauanui

MATHS PHYSICS Calculus Stats Chem. Tutor NCEA/ Camb. Ph 250 4422 or 021 107 2851

MASSIVE CLEARANCE R

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Pakuranga 576-9069 Howick 534-1619

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Call Chris 021 366615 or 0508 932 532

WINDOW CLEANING KEVIN TURNER, free quotes, neat, fast, guaranteed. 535 7321 or 027 496 9784 WINDOW cleaning. Best price. Phone Grant 533 0522 or 0211 576 963 WINDOWâ€™S in/out, exterior housewash, gutter clearing. Exp operator, Ph Keith @ Panoramics 027 245 3444 or 530 8136

WORK FOR THE BEST A career with Harcourts Howick or Pakuranga, offers achievements, growth and recognition, financial success and freedom. Launch yourself into an exciting new future with all the support and training you could ever wish for. If you are involved in the real estate industry or are thinking about a real estate career, take this opportunity to attend our free careers evening.

When: 6.00-7.30pm, Thursday 18th June 2015 Where: Harcourts Auckland Regional Office, 32 Manukau Road, Newmarket AWARD WINNING COMPANY, SELLING EAST AUCKLAND Contact Susan to book your place today or chat about your next career move

Office 538 0071 or mobile 027 538 0071 susan.woolnough@harcourts.co.nz

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Ph. Henry 576-3040 www.Passrite.co.nz

All Tree Work - Fully Insured - Garden Mulch Over 25yrs Exp.

Gary Hanson

TUITION Automatic & Manual Dual-controlled cars Restricted/Full Licence training, appraisalsâ€Ś Friendly, efficient trainer Reasonable rate

All tree & hedge work Rubbish removal Garden Clearouts Free Quotes Fully Insured

PHILâ€™S TREE & STUMP GRINDING

PLUMBER

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Driving Lessons

A-CLASS TREE SERVICES

DS TREES & Landscapes, all tree work & stumps, hedges, mulching, rubbish removal. Ph Doug 021537171/537-8595

PLUMBER Certified 19yrs exp. New or RENO work/ Hot Water Cylinders. Brad 022 671 8125.

Hill Plumbing

Upholstery

UPHOLSTERY SPECIALISTS Quality recovers, antiques, custom-made furniture, headboards, loose covers. Free quotes, local pickup/delivery 534-4109 / 0212997162 www.nicheupholstery.com

WANTED TO BUY

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Bennett Plumbing and Drainage Ltd

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0800 BENNETT

A1 TREE HEDGE & STUMP

We sell furniture, household goods, quality used clothing, etc. We accept donations of good furniture, clothing etc. 9 Ben Lomond Cres, Pakuranga Ph 576-1507 Open 6 days Come and be surprised

CD143001

CONTROL SERVICES LTD

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PALMERS PEST

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www.allgoplumbing.co.nz

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Every Job Project Managed

PEST CONTROL

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$15 DISCOUNT

Your local maintenance Plumbers & Drainlayers 34 years in the area. Prompt, reliable service. Phone attended. Call us now:576 7137 - 535 7209

171 Moore St, Howick Ph: 535 7524 www.easterncovercentre.co.nz

CD145278

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ALL PAVING & Landscaping. Great rates. Ph Richard 021 783 258, or 271 3258

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K54141

A FREE QUOTE Painter & Decorator with 30yrs exp. Int/Ext Ph Geoff 5331504/021-02471675

ALL ABOUT PAVING, Driveways, Patios & paths, garden edging & repair work. Ben 021 884 072 or 5345041

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CLASSIFIEDS

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SITUATIONS VACANT

Full time legal executive required for medium sized Botany Junction Law Firm with modern offices and friendly environment. Legal experience, fluency in English and Chinese with an understanding of Asian culture essential. Immediate start. Murdoch Price Lawyers - Ph: 271 5880 ext 207 CV to email: qliang@murdochprice.co.nz

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TEACHER AIDE POSITION A Teacher Aide is required for 15 hours a week Monday to Friday to supervise groups - Maths and Reading in class support in the senior school. Applications close on Friday 19th June 2015. Send your CV with cover letter to: carolineh@botanydowns.school.nz

Howick Workshop No need to battle the traffic, work local, live local

Mission Heights Teacher Year 1

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Mission Heights Primary School is a new and fast growing school with a future focused learning and digital environment. We are looking for a Year 1 teacher who is well organised, innovative and forward thinking with a passion for personalising students learning to join our team. This is a fixed term position commencing from 29th June to 18th December 2015. Applicants must be NZ registered with experience of teaching in the junior school in a collaborative team environment. Strengths in Maths, Literacy and integration of ICT/inquiry learning desirable. For an application pack please email Sue Kennedy at skennedy@mhp.school.nz. Applications close Wednesday 19th June.

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Part Time, Term time only Fixed term position for

Mission Heights Junior College

Temporary Short Term / Part Time Position

ELECTRICIAN REQUIRED

Due to an increased demand we are seeking a NZ Qualified Tradesperson with at least 2 years experience as a registered electrician. The successful applicant will possess the following attributes. � English speaking � Experience in the commercial and industrial sector � Ability to work unsupervised � NZ residency or a valid NZ work permit � Clean driving licence On job training will be provided in our specialist areas. You will enjoy the benefits of full time employment with a competitive wage based on experience, a modern company vehicle, uniform and phone. Please forward your CV and a covering letter outlining your service history to PO Box 58 218 Botany, Auckland 2163, or email: pam@arcrite.co.nz

We are seeking a warm, energetic, positive and supportive person with an interest or skills relating to learning support and students with special needs. You will be working with students with a range of special needs including ASD, Dyslexia and Reading Recovery. Successful applicants will also assist with playground supervision. You will have the desire to work in a busy school environment with pre-adolescent and adolescent learners. For an application form and details please email the Principal’s Secretary, Pamela Lyness: plyness@mhjc.school.nz Phone 277 7881 Applications close 4pm, Monday 22 June 2015. CD231430

Full Time Permanent Position

Toddler Room Tippytoes is seeking a full time, qualified, and registered teacher to work within our Toddler Room. Valuing small group sizes we provide a home away from home for children and families who are looking for a unique, welcoming and nurturing Centre. Our Toddler Room (approx. 2 – 3 years) caters for 12 children ensuring that we build strong, respectful and authentic relationships, that enable children to reach their full potential within an environment that allows them to freely explore, experiment and learn through play. We are looking for that special someone who has a passion for working with this amazing age group. A teacher who can effectively work within a team, is professional, shows initiative and is committed to respectful practices. Applicants must show a confidence in, and an ability to, effectively and meaningfully document children’s learning and development. Tippytoes offers ongoing professional development, a well resourced Centre, a professional yet fun working environment, long term, stable teaching teams, and a Early Childhood qualified owner/manager who is actively involved in all areas of the Centre. This position commences August 2015. Please forward C.V to tippytoes@orcon.net.nz Attention: Haley Steele or Megan Molloy or contact us on (09)5760046 for more details.

Administration Officer Manurewa Central School

We require a new administration officer with experience in Excel and Word. An understanding of school systems and experience with Novopay an advantage. Minimum of 36 hours per week. Pay rate negotiable according to experience. Forward applications marked “Confidential” to: The administration Office, Manurewa Central School 4 Hill Road, Manurewa 2102 or email: adminoff@mancent.school.nz

Part time Maternity Leave Position (6 months)

Take this opportunity to join our small, homely Early Childhood Centre which offers the best early childhood environment enabling children to reach their full potential. We are looking for someone currently studying towards their Early Childhood degree who wants to work alongside a knowledgeable and supportive team within a professional yet fun and enjoyable environment. Under 2 year old experience is preferred, however a passion and dedication to providing our youngest children with the best care and education is essential. Position to start July/August 2015. Position to be 2 - 3 days a week. There is a possibility this may become a permanent position. Please forward CV to: tippytoes@orcon.net.nz Attention: Haley Steele or Megan Molloy or contact us on 09 576 0046 for more details

RECEPTIONIST / LEGAL SECRETARY

We are a busy law firm centrally located in Howick Village. We operate out of modern offices with excellent facilities and systems. We are looking for a friendly, efficient person, with a sense of humour, to carry out all Reception duties (including general office duties) and legal secretarial work. This position will be full-time from 8.30am to 5.00pm, however additional hours may be required to get through the workload. The successful applicant will have had at least 2 years’ experience as a legal receptionist / secretary. The person we require will; •have a friendly / professional phone manner and personal disposition •be well presented •have clear communication skills •take pride in their work with strong attention to detail essential •have excellent typing skills •be experienced in Word and Dictaphone typing, and preferably have Excel and PowerPoint skills The ability to time manage and prioritise your work is essential as this position involves a variety of tasks. Experience with Webforms, Landonline and other legal software would be an advantage, but not essential. The role requires someone who is prepared to use their initiative, has the ability to learn quickly and is prepared to take on new tasks. We are a small team so it is essential that you are a team player with a positive, enthusiastic, can-do attitude and are happy to perform the variety of tasks required of this position. In addition to the above role, you will also be involved in the day to day running of KeyTrack and Conveyancing.co.nz, which are associated companies of Fencible Law. This includes answering the phone, managing the database and assisting with phone queries for these companies. A salary commensurate with experience will be offered to the successful applicant. If you would like to be part of a small, friendly team and like a variety of tasks, then this job may be for you. Please send your CV in confidence to the attention of Kelly McCullough at: Fencible Law, PO Box 39 739, Howick 2145, www.fenciblelaw.co.nz

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Labourer wanted:

Asset Managers Ltd is looking for a full time labourer to join our friendly team. You will be required to help with day to day operations including deliveries to building sites and working onsite assisting builders. Must be fit and capable of heavy lifting. A clean full NZ driver’s licence is required and the applicant must be able to drive a manual vehicle. We are based in East Tamaki but work is required in the greater Auckland area. Must be able to work in NZ and speak good English. Please send your CV to carlene@assetmanagersltd.co.nz

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We have a vacancy for a Reception/Administration Assistant. This person must be available to work from 9am to 3pm, Monday to Friday for a period of 7 weeks (1st July to 14th August 2015). The position involves: � Supporting the Office Manager � General office Administration � Reception � Phone � Invoicing � Filing We would envisage the person to have had previous office experience and a good command of the English language. To register your interest in this position please forward a short letter along with your current CV to: howick.glass@xtra.co.nz

Experienced plasterboard fixer/stopper required. This is a full time position wages (not contract). We are a progressive busy insurance repair company. Majority of our work is south of the harbour bridge, although we cover the greater Auckland area. A vehicle will be supplied. Must be well presented and speak good English. Please send your CV to carlene@assetmanagersltd.co.nz

SITUATIONS VACANT

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Learning Assistant

RECEPTION / ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT

PLASTERBOARD FIXER/STOPPER

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TEACHER AIDE

We are seeking to employ a teacher aide to work with a child with learning and behavioural needs. 5 days a week for 3-4 hours per day. Immediate start needed. Letter of application with names and contacts for 2 referees to: Brian Bayly, Principal Macleans Primary School 10 Wycherley Drive, Bucklands Beach Ph: 534-5191

Send CV’s to: N. Werner Principal’s PA Botany Downs Secondary College 575 Chapel Road, East Tamaki, Auckland 2016 n.werner@bdsc.school.nz

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Are you seeking a sole charge position, based in a Community House? Do you enjoy front line management and have highly developed competencies with office software? If so, we welcome your interest! Ideally you have experience and appreciation of community-based organisations. You effectively communicate with all ages and culturally diverse groups. You have skills and experience to co-ordinate courses and programmes. The position is for 35 hours weekly, Monday to Friday. For further information please phone Christine Keeling, 09 533 9408 Or tanglewood318@gmail.com

Botany Downs Secondary College is seeking a Business Manager to manage the financial, property and administrative functions of the College. This is a full time salaried position. Applications close 15th June 2015.

Long establised chicken and seafood wholesale company based at East Tamaki is looking for 1 full time Class 2 Delivery Truck Driver. All details will be discussed during the interview. Please send CV to: sarah@megafood.co.nz Or call Sarah on 09-912-1550

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COMMUNITY HOUSE MANAGER

BOTANY DOWNS SECONDARY COLLEGE Business Manager

For information go to:

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We are looking to employ a bright, bubbly and well presented Receptionist to become part of our friendly team. Must have knowledge of Microsoft office, desktop publishing skills and provide admin support when needed. Excellent communication skills both, written and verbal and have good attention to detail. Full time position 40 hours per week. Email CV to: admin@eastcity.co.nz

Part Time Wanted

Saturdays only, enthusiastic and experienced person required to support 53 year old man with traumatic head injury and a fun personality. Must have previous experience working with physical and intellectual disabilities. Impeccable references and a full drivers licence required. You must have good command of the English language and a great sense of humour. The job involves light household duties, providing all personal cares and attending outside activities. Must be available to work Saturdays, good hourly rate and an opportunity for extra shifts. Send CV to: moodz@xnet.co.nz

Part Time Certificate Course

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Entry Level

We are currently looking for a Collision Repair Technician. An I-car trained technician would be advantageous. We carry out all aspects of collision repairs. Wages are negotiable on qualifications and experience. The successful applicant must be a qualified tradeperson with either NZ Residency or a valid NZ work visa. For Enquiries Phone 534 4662

Our Best always

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DRIVER Class 2 Licence

Botany Downs Primary School

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JOB TRAINING

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We require the services of someone who has had experience with launches and is capable of doing a washdown and tending to small jobs required on a boat at Half Moon Bay Marina. Estimated 4 - 5 hours every 2 weeks over winter and weekly over summer. Position would suit a retired gentleman with experience on boats. Please apply to: boatmanhmb@gmail.com

SITUATIONS VACANT

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Courses Available: • Salon Assistant • Retail, Fashion & Beauty• Hospitality • Cookery • Floristry • Pharmacy Retail

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Ph: 271 8055 • Fax: 271 8056 • Email classifieds@times.co.nz

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SITUATIONS VACANT

Administration / Sales Role

Paving and Landscaping Staff required

Casual/Part Time

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SITUATIONS VACANT

If you are physically fit, motivated and keen to learn and have a driver’s licence. Contact: 972 1031

LEGAL Office Administrator PT. Deeds & file Management. Flex hours. Exp req’d. Apply with details: PO Box 14663, Panmure.

DRIVER

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ACCOUNTANT available for Income Tax returns, Financial Statements, Company Formations, GST & PAYE, and administration. Ask us for a competitive quote Ph Paul 022 6459604

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Sachini 87% for year 10 (accelerated class) mid-year exam. (The top mark was 90%)

Luis Excellence for year 13 Physics internal assessment

Top of his year 8 class in his last test

Thomas Excellence for internal assessment on Number

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CLEANING Home & spring. Ironing. Hwk/BotanyPaknga area. Reas

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BUCKLANDS BEACH TENNIS CLUB

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ANYONE FOR TENNIS? Come along to our Adult Beginner / Refresher Course with Tennis Coach, Julia Sim

When: Saturday 1.15pm - 2.30pm June 20th, 27th (break for school holidays) July 18th and 25th For more details and to book please email bbtc@xtra.co.nz

If you want to play SOCIAL TENNIS then join us every Saturday throughout Winter at 2.30pm.... Non Members very welcome At BBTC we guarantee: GOOD TENNIS, THE BEST COACHING AND A GREAT ATMOSPHERE

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School Holiday Exam Preparation NCEA & Cambridge 6th - 17th July

We are only a few months away from end of year exams. Prepare for these now with my holiday courses of 2 hours per day plus homework. We will be doing revision, then practising end of year exam papers.

Expert Tutor Small Classes Limited Spaces Up to Year 11: Monday to Friday 9.00am to 11.00am Years 12 & 13: Monday to Friday 11.00am - 1.00pm 1 week $400 2 weeks $700 Cost:

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to be held Sunday 21st June at 4pm 6 Oleander Point Sunnyhills

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Owner overseas Walk in walk out $28,000 ono Highland Park Phone Bruce 021 558 557

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ACCOUNTING SERVICES

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BUSINESS FOR SALE

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Experienced truck/ digger driver for small earthworks and landscape company. Must have clean current class 4 licence and have excellent English both written and oral. Ph 021 617 611

Registered Electrician with Air conditioning exp. Based in East Ak area. Start date 1st October PH 0800 784 249

Required to deliver the Howick and Pakuranga Times in the following areas: PAKURANGA RUN# 2A Riverlea Ave, Browns Ave, Williams Ave, Tamaki Bay Road, Dowling Pl Run# 4A Tiraumea Dr (part of), Pelouous Pl, Swan Cres, Challinor St HOWICK/BUCKLANDS BEACH - RUN# 32A Sale St, Masefield St, Tanglewood Pl RUN# 26C Whitford Rd (part of), Golders Pl, Culver Tce, Gooch Pl, Meadowlands Dr (part of) RUN# 45B - Jandell Cres (part of), Murvale Dr (part of), Macleans Rd (part of), Janome Pl, Gills Rd (part of), Etherage Pl, Bleakhouse Rd (part of) NORTHPARK/DANNEMORA - RUN# 24EEE Kilkenny Dr (part of), Chapel Rd(part of), Tralee Tce, Botany Ct, Annalong Rd, Mellick Pl BOTANY DOWNS - RUN# 24DD Mirrabooka Ave (part of), Kookaburra Pl, Kallaroo Pl Please email name, address and contact phone numbers to papers@times.co.nz In the SUBJECT line please include the RUN#

FOCUS ON FEET. Home visits. Professional Gentle Care. Marlena RN Ph 5331150

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Ideally the successful applicant must be � Willing to learn � A team player � Reliable and honest � Physically fit as some lifting involved � Hold a current NZ driver’s licence � Work Visa Please send your CV to: owner.beachlands@foodstuffs.co.nz

BEST MASSAGE. Therapeutic. Qualf’d Chinese specialist. Be revitalised! 537 5011

MASSAGE FOR MEN, Relaxation and Sport. Phone Willie 021 036 2338

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Part time and Full Time - Grocery Department

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Beachlands Four Square Supermarket

Reliable Delivery Staff

HEALTH & BEAUTY

EARN from Home 24/7 PT / FT. For FREE info: www.24sevenbiznz.com

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For a growing and developing local Company. To apply, email your CV to: ryan@riggaspaving.co.nz

SITUATIONS VACANT

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ENROL NOW

My first goal is to help the students understand what is going on in class so that they can take an interest in it and not feel embarrassed. This usually involves giving them some background in the fundamentals of the topic and setting homework so that they gain confidence and don’t forget how to do it by the next week. If they are ok with what is happening in class I can then cover any other topics which they had trouble with previously. Once all that is done we can start looking at exam papers and learning some exam techniques. I use the “Socratic” method of teaching wherein I mostly keep asking questions until the light dawns. (I love that moment when a smile slowly spreads across their face and I know that they have got it.) When students feel that they are working something out for themselves it keeps them more involved and they remember it for longer. If we think of the mind as a muscle, it also strengthens that muscle for when it is needed in exams, effectively increasing their IQ. Hence the comment of one of my students that: “Mr Porter explains things well and makes it fun!”

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STREETS AHEAD: From right, Isabella Richards, Hanna English and Grace Wood. Photo supplied / Lynne Scutt

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T WAS an all-Saint Kentigern College podium in the senior girlsâ€™ category of the Auckland secondary schools cross-country championships. At times, the St Kents trio of Isabella Richards, Hanna English and Grace Wood were the only runners in sight on the 4km course at A&P Showgrounds in Pukekohe last week. Isabella was first in 16m 24s, with Hanna 24 seconds behind and Grace finished just under 17 minutes, 10 seconds clear of fourth. This meant the three-person team

gold medal was a fait accompli, and together with Katherine Chang, Melissa McNaughtan and Lauren Hendrickson St Kents also won the six-person event. In the junior (under-14) boys, Dylan McCullough was narrowly edged for the gold medal by just three seconds. Macleansâ€™ Trent Dodds was third in the intermediate (under-16) boys and schoolmate Leo Roper was third in the 6km senior boys. The national secondary school championships are on June 20 in Dunedin.

Sports bites Succeeding States-side Tyneesha Houkamau, formerly of Pakuranga, has been named as the most valuable player on the 2015 Western Junior College Athletic Conference softball team in the United States. The ex-Pakuranga College student was also named as the utility player in the national junior college athletic association (NJCAA) all division one first team.

TheÂ NJCAAÂ is the national governing body for two-year college athletics, covering junior college and community colleges. A sophomore on the Midland College Lady Chaparrals squad, Tyneesha played infield and catcher and also had an 11-0 record as pitcher with an earned run average of 1.33. She also starred with the bat, averaging .506 at the plate with three home runs and 57 runs batted in. Before leaving NZ, Tyneesha lad Pakuranga College to the national girlsâ€™ secondary school softball title and has represented the White Sox, debuting as a teenager.

Up for awards HOWICK Bowling Club is leading the way with a whopping nine nominations for the Auckland Bowls Awards. Point Chevalier has the next most with five nominations. Howick has at least one nominee in five of the eight categories. Howickâ€™s nomineeâ€™s are: official of the year: Bill Day and Joy Baughan; personality: Fleming Andersen, Ken McIntyre, Gary Finnemore; coach: Harry Williams; volunteer: Matt Pirie; and also for overall club of the year. Pakurangaâ€™s Shirley Upton is also up for the volunteer award. The awards are being held this Sunday at The Maritime Room at Viaduct Harbour.

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Owen a great investment âž¤âž¤From page 36 â€œI have some clinics and lessons that Iâ€™ll be doing... although Iâ€™ll miss that strategy side of coaching a team. â€œI hope I gave the Howick players a different way to look at things. I like to do things because it makes sense, and not just because everyone else does it. â€œI hope I opened that dimension of softball to them.â€? Howick secretary Barb Croawell says the club has a big void to fill.

â€œTravis has been amazing. There are not a lot of people around like Travis who could do what he has. â€œHeâ€™s the first person weâ€™ve ever employed, weâ€™re all volunteers, but it was a fantastic investment for the club and well worth every part of it. â€œIf he wanted to stay, we would have kept him, no doubt about that. â€œHeâ€™s an awesome person with great people skills and everyone loved being around him. â€œHeâ€™s been invaluable.â€?

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Collins inspires â€˜Canes H

AVING thrashed the depleted Highlanders 56-20, the Hurricanes have the inspiration to go all the way and win their ďŹ rst Super 15 rugby crown because of the Jerry Collins factor. The tragic death of Collins and his partner in France served to give the table-topping Hurricanes their best win during a season in which they have won 13 of their 15 games for 62 competition points, 14 more than the Chiefs and Highlanders on 48. Although the Hurricanes and Chiefs have had lineout woes, each has a competitive forward pack in other aspects, along with a formidable defence and an exciting attack. Their clash at New Plymouth on Saturday night should be a thriller, even if fans will be robbed of the prospect of seeing Sonny Bill Williams mark his comeback game against Maâ€™a Nonu who is being rested. Nonuâ€™s return to the Hurri-

canes after stints with the Blues and Highlanders has been pure gold for his old team, as has the new coaching combination of Chris Boyd and John Plumtree. With TJ Perenara having bagged nine tries and Beauden Barrett making a timely return from injury, the Hurricanes backs are capable of brilliance with Nonu and Conrad Smith forming a classy midďŹ eld combination to serve dangerous wings Julian Savea and Nehe Milner-Skudder. Milner-Skudder offers much the same attacking thrust that made Christian Cullen such a dynamic performer. Equally at home on the wing and fullback, his change of pace, sidestep and sweetlytimed pass mark him as someone special. Winning an All Black starting berth at fullback or on the wing is no easy task with Ben Smith, Waisake Naholo and Savea also in top form. But Milner-Skudder remains a worthy candidate,

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1C grade: Selwyn 0 Sancta Maria 46. This Saturday at midday (home team first): Edgewater v Botany, Macleans v Avondale, Mt Roskill v Howick, St Pauls v Pakuranga, Sancta Maria v Kia Aroha.

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1A grade: St Peters 14 St Kentigern 19. Points (top four): St Kents 23, Auckland Grammar 23, Kingâ€™s 21, Sacred Heart 21. This Saturday at 2.30pm: St Kents v Dilworth, St Kents. 1B grade: Edgewater 5 Papatoetoe 25, Macleans 83 One Tree Hill 0, Marcellin 3 Botany Downs 90, Howick 7 Onehunga 36, Pakuranga 22 Mangere 20.

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sam, Sam Cane and Michael Leitch spearheaded an outstanding defence against the Reds and NZ Maori captain and Chiefs centre Charlie Ngatai is an unheralded champion. The Crusaders consolation for not making the play-offs will probably be a big All Black representation in the team to play Samoa in Apia on July 8. It will be more than they deserve given the fact they are eighth on the table going into Saturdayâ€™s game in Canberra against the sixth-placed Brumbies. Still, it was good to see Richie McCaw and Carter hit their straps in their 34-11 win against John Kirwanâ€™s experimental Blues, who sit a lowly 14th going into tomorrow nightâ€™s home game against the Highlanders. While the Highlanders will trumpet the return of All Blacks Malakai Fekitoa, Aaron and Ben Smith, The Last Post would be a more appropriate farewell to the Blues woeful season.

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if not this year then next. While the Hurricanes look the most likely team to threaten the defending champion Waratahs in this yearâ€™s Super 15, the Chiefs should not be discounted. Ravaged with injuries, Brodie Retallickâ€™s return from shoulder problems last week in their 24-3 win against the Reds was timely although understandably heâ€™s far from his best. Neither is Sonny Bill Williams likely to be when he fronts the Hurricanes on Saturday night although the absence of Nonu should make his task easier. Although prone to conceding too many stupid penalties, the Chiefs have character, plenty of depth and an outstanding coaching staff led by Dave Rennie. Loose forwards Liam Mes-

Bay 3 66 Howick United 39, Shelly Park 3 38 Shelly Park 2 33, Mellons Bay 1 66 Wakaaranga 36, Shelly Park 1 54 Pohutukawa Coast 32, Pakuranga United 43 Mellons Bay 2 26, Sancta Maria 40 Willowbank 33. This Saturday: Pohutukawa Coast v Wakaaranga, 10am. Pakuranga United v Shelly Park 3, Howick United v Willowbank, 12.30pm. Shelly Park 2 v Sancta Maria, Mellons Bay 2 v Mellons Bay S3, 2pm.

14, Glenora 10. Howick 5 (eighth). Sharman Cup: Pakuranga Jaguars 22 New Lynn Stags 14. Points (top four): Te Atatu 15, East Coast Bays 14, Richmond 12, Pakuranga 12. This Saturday at 2.30pm (home team first): Mt Albert v Howick, Pakuranga v Mt Wellington.

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CLEAN SWEEP: St Kents claim all medals in Auckland senior girls’ cross-country. Page 34

Sports results Club rugby Premier grade Alan McEvoy Trophy: Pakuranga 28 Manukau Rovers 18. Points (top four): University 10, Grammar TEC 9, Marist 6, Pakuranga 5. Premier grade Portola Trophy: East Tamaki 33 Waitakere City 10. Points (top four): College Rifles 10, East Tamaki 9, Eden 5, Suburbs 4. This Saturday at 2.45pm (home team first): Pakuranga v Marist, Eden v East Tamaki.

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Heading for home base By DANIEL SILVERTON

EPARTING premier women’s team coach Travis Owen is leaving a sizeable hole at Howick Softball Club. Owen was a professional coach in the United States before joining Howick last year, to broaden his softball experience. “I knew all about the Black Sox and knew it would be a once-ina-lifetime opportunity to be a part of the game over here and observe the best players in the world,” he said at the time. As well as being in charge of Howick’s premier women’s team, he took on a developmental role running the off-season academy and giving individual coaching to members across the club. He led Howick to ﬁfth in the Auckland Fastpitch Championship and eighth in the national club competition, the same result as the previous year. ‘”We were aiming for better,” he says. “Top four [in Auckland] was our goal and we just missed it. We were close and had some really good wins.” Along the way though, Howick accounted for the national champions Marist and runners-up Western Magpies. “That was a great feat for us. “[Howick] hadn’t beat Magpies since any of the players could remember. “They believed they could beat

them and that’s the number one thing. That was a real positive.” Getting to attend the Oceania series between the Black Sox, Australia and Samoa in December was the highlight of his time in New Zealand. “Watching the best team in the world, that was awesome. “The Black Sox and the top men’s club level surpassed what I was expecting. “I had seen it on YouTube and seen some good teams play, but not to the depth of what is here. “There is a great pitcher on every [club] team. All the top club teams have pitchers who have the potential to make the Black Sox. “That was really cool to see.” Owen was looking into remaining in NZ and was negotiating with Howick about renewing his visa. However, he has decided to return to his hometown in Colorado to set up a coaching business. “When I got to NZ, I thought it would be sweet to live here for good. “I was deﬁnitely considering that. “When it came down to it, the biggest reason [to leave] was my drive to do my own business and have that freedom. ➤ Turn to Page 34 FOND MEMORIES: Howick Softball Club’s premier women’s coach Travis is returning to the United States. Times photo Wayne Martin