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HE owner of a drain unblocking and septic tank cleaning business has been issued with a warning under the Health Act by Auckland Council after a storm water cesspit liquid spill ooded through the boundary fence to a neighbouring lifestyle block in Whitford. Problems started on Easter Saturday morning when plumber Perry Coleman, accustomed to the smell of sewage, discovered that about 3000-4000 litres of what he thought was raw sewage had been discharged on the boundary fence line and ran through to a block of native bush at the rear of his Whitford Road property. He
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believes the incident occurred under cover of darkness on Good Friday. Among the photos he took the following day was one of his neighbour Philip Abernethy’s tanker parked at the discharge site with its number plate clearly visible. He phoned Auckland Council and a contamination and environmental pollution ofďŹ cer visited on April 7. He was told he would be contacted once the investigation was completed. Meanwhile he sent a six-day-old sample of the efuent to Watercare Environmental Services which returned a 59,000 faecal MPVA/G count. He also emailed the council ofďŹ cer saying: “Yesterday you came out to our property and investigated where
our neighbour had emptied his truck load of (probably raw sewage) down the back of our property and it also owed across into our native bush. The stench of this at the time was disgusting and is simply unacceptable. “This drain unblocking and septic tank emptying is his business and he should not be bringing it back here to his Whitford property to dump illegally. “We would like him prosecuted for this as he has done it before on the other side of his property draining into a property off Griggs Road.â€? When nothing happened Mr Coleman contacted the Times and phoned the ofďŹ cer again shortly before the Times visited his property.
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F A pin had been dropped it would have been heard as the son of Kiwi icon Sir Edmund Hillary related his experience of the recent devastating Nepalese earthquake to a captivated assembly of Macleans College students. Peter Hillary and his sister, Sarah, were special guests at the college’s Hillary House to receive a cheque for $12,000, the most the house had ever raised for the Hillary family’s Himalayan Trust. The money was raised as the result of a school-wide campaign in the wake of the massive April 25 earthquake that hit the Himalayan nation. If anyone had advertised a trip to the Himalayas, including an earthquake, no-one would have taken it up, Mr Hillary told the Times after addressing the special assembly. “I was in Nepal with a group of my old school friends from Kings College when the earthquake struck,� he told the students. “We were all 60 years old. “It was Anzac Day and we were in a Sherpa village at 4900 metres, a long way up the mountain,� he said. “We were up at dawn and had our Anzac ceremony. The great thing about the ceremony in New Zealand and Australia is that we don’t celebrate war rather the ceremony memorialises its cost. “The message is, don’t go, the cost of war is too great and that’s what we were doing on the mountain. “We set off in the falling snow and assembled at 5100 metres at three little stone lodges. We all had cups of tea and hot lemon and it was coming up to midday when the great earthquake struck.
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“It was scale 7.8, it was massive. We couldn’t see for the cloud and falling snow. “It felt like the whole of the Himalayas were coming to pieces. “We ran outside, staring into the cloud and snowflakes and eventually the shaking stopped. “Then we could hear an intense roaring, like 100 freight trains coming down the mountain to the north above us. We realised that they were avalanches as the roaring went on and on. “I looked along the flat valley and suddenly saw a huge cloud filled with ice particles. “We got a blast of ice swirling into view and I yelled ‘get back inside’.
We ran back in and the landscape went white, covered in ice particles. “We knew it was no good trying to visit base camp. For all we knew the quake was centred on where we were. “But as we headed down the valley we saw the destruction everywhere, the ends of some buildings had fallen off and then we saw the destruction in Kathmandu. “Eventually we heard as the toll of human life kept ratcheting up. Now we know nearly 9000 people lost their lives, 30,000 were injured and about eight million had damaged or lost their homes and are living outside. “Right now the monsoon is
starting and they will be living under dripping tarpaulins.� The Himalayan Trust, he said, had started delivering tarpaulins and emergency shelters and was in the process of organising for new earthquake-strengthened school structures. “The locals are working on rebuilding their homes, but we want to rebuild the schools, little hospitals and clinics. He told the students their generosity was “incredible�. “Thank-you for the incredible fund-raising you have done,� he said. “Personally, I and Sarah enjoy this long meaningful association with Hillary House and Macleans. It is always nice to come back.�
Prayer service for nine killed in shooting A PRAYER service is to be held in Burswood to remember the shooting deaths of nine people at a historic black church in Charleston, South Carolina. Rev Dr Richard Waugh, chairman of Auckland Church Leaders and national superintendent of the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand, said the
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Row over cesspit liquid Times photo Wayne Martin
DUMP MESS: Perry Coleman views an area covered in soil and hay as a precaution after storm water cesspit liquid spilled through the boundary fence onto his property; below, photographic evidence of a smelly spill, but the perpetrators dispute that it ran onto their neighbour’s property.
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➤➤From page 1 Officers attending the property questioned the owner about the liquid and were advised that it was not actually sewage waste from septic tanks; rather it came from storm water cesspits that had been cleaned out. They noted that the smell from the liquid was quite faint and did not have the odour characteristic of sewage. “Residues from animal faeces do commonly wash into the storm water system, and elevated microbe counts in the storm water system are not uncommon, without sewage spills being implicated,� Mr Herrmman says. “The situation was discussed with the property owner and a warning was issued to him under the Health Act 1956. The open area where the liquid was discharged was covered in soil and hay as a precaution. At that time, an environmental health assessment was carried out and no further action was deemed necessary. “As an owner-operator, Mr Abernethy may run his work vehicle to and from his home, however he does not have the necessary consents for the disposal of sewage sludge on his property and he has been clearly advised of that. “Disposal of sewage sludge is defined as an “Offensive Trade� under the Health Act 1956, for which specific permission under the Act or resource consent is required. “No such consent is in place and if sewage were able to be proven to be disposed of on site, it would be regarded seriously by the council and can be dealt with sternly under current rules and legislation if required.� The Times asked Mr Abernethy to comment on the events that lead to the council investigation. His partner, Antoinette Powle says it is incorrect that a warning has been issued under the Health Act 1956 as there has been no communication from the council since mid-April. She disputes that pictures taken include spill on the neighbouring property and confirms that hay
Perry Coleman is concerned that such spillages are potentially a cost to the Mangemangeroa catchment. “I have 200-300-yearold trees here on my bush including kahikatea and don’t want my trees killed with sewage spilling through.� Both his and Mr Abernethy’s property are in the catchment which has strict resource consent rules about soil and silt movement. They also overlook one of the tributaries flowing into the Mangemangeroa Estuary. Chairman of the Friends of Mangemangeroa (FOM) Allan Riley says the allegation that someone is dumping sewage (probably from septic tanks) within the Mangemangeroa catchment “comes as a great shock to us�. “It is totally counter to the bush restoration work that the
Delivery turns awry A student’s nerves were rattled when she crashed into a delivery truck on her way to school on Tuesday morning. The crash occurred at 8.15am on Hutchinsons Road, Bucklands Beach when the student drove her black Hyundai sedan into a parked red Davis Food Ingredients delivery truck which was believed to be delivering to a nut roasting business.
Davis Food Ingredients sales director Daniel Coates says the driver was not in the vehicle at the time of the collision and was parked legally. Mr Coates believes the accident was due to sun strike and says it was unfortunate for the girl. “There was minimal damage to the truck but I believe the lady’s car was quite extensively damaged.�
local community undertakes in the Mangemangeroa Reserve. “The subsequent increase in bird life is an end benefit. The estuary is also a staging point for migratory birds and supports native fish within its upper catchment. “Sedimentation and oxygen depleting sewage run-off would place wildlife and this fresh water environment under more stress,� he says. The risk of faecal pollution getting down into the estuary is serious enough, Mr Riley says. “That this may not be the first occasion when such dumping is alleged to have happened is something else. It suggests that a serial offender is at work. “The Friends unreservedly encourage Auckland Council to fully investigate this alleged non-conforming activity. Then, if the sewage dumping
A resident who did not want to be named says the Macleans College student did not see the truck which she says was parked half a metre away from the curb. The stay-at-home mum says it was only a matter of time before something like this would happen with the food business set up about a year ago. She says complaints have been made to Auckland Council to stop the commercial operation due to a strong nut smell and the heavy thoroughfare but to no
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and topsoil was placed around the area to absorb and cover it. However, when the Times visited the site, evidence of a spill onto Mr Coleman’s property was still evident, along with the hay and soil covering through the fence. Ms Powle says hoses were stored in the shed at the bottom of the property and, when one was disconnected to load onto the truck, some liquid did come out, but it was not effluent, rather from when the truck had done cesspit cleaning at Auckland University. She says at no time since the truck’s return to the property, two weeks before the council was called, was the truck’s vacuum motor started which it would need to be if disposing waste. “I have no idea why our neighbour has gone to this level when there simply was nothing,� Ms Powle says. “I’m also surprised that at no time when any land sample was taken that the council haven’t considered where our septic tank irrigation line runs to as it actually runs directly towards the area concerned.� allegation is considered to be proven, we would expect the full weight of the law to be exercised by the council against any offenders.� The Times asked the council whether it intended to check out the tributary for possible leaching and, if damage was found, what route could it take to prosecute? Mr Herrmman says there was no evidence of the liquid reaching the estuary and therefore no need for further intervention or investigation. Bacteria are inactivated after exposure to the UV in sunlight after a relatively short period in any case. If people have concerns about sewage sludge on any property, or anything they think may be hazardous to health, they should contact the council’s 24-hour pollution hotline on 377-3107.
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Substation going live Vector’s new zone substation at Flat Bush will be livened next month. The substation grounds and the buildings are complete, with electrical installation work underway. This new substation has been built to answer the growing demand for power in the Flat Bush area, a region of Auckland undergoing intense development. Around 36,000 people will call Flat Bush home by 2025.
Internet blackout WHILE floods ravaged Whanganui, more than 100 East Auckland homes were left in a communications black hole last weekend. Phone and internet services were disrupted at the start of the weekend which has been reported by other media as a fault with the Chorus fibre network which is outsourced to internet service provider, Spark. Crew worked throughout the weekend to fix the fault and, by Monday, most of the households had their connections back up and running.
BNZ submissions open BNZ is once again shutting up shop for a day and sending its staff into east Auckland to work with community groups – and project submissions are open from this week. Closed for Good will see the bank shut each of its stores on September 2 and up to 5500 BNZ staff will get stuck- in, helping community organisations around New Zealand. BNZ CEO Anthony Healy says: “Last year in east Auckland there were 36 separate groups we helped, with 110 of our people putting in a good eight hour day. Submissions are due by 24 July 2015. Visit www.closedforgood.org.
Crash stops traffic A crash during peak traffic on a busy highway led to locals stuck in a jam for more than an hour last Thursday evening. The collision between a Howick & Eastern Bus and a car occurred just before 6pm on Waipuna Bridge between the South-Eastern Highway and Ti Rakau Drive. Traffic came to a standstill for those exiting the highway to access Pakuranga and Reeves Roads, and Ti Rakau Drive. Firefighters from the Mt Wellington Station, police and St John Ambulance paramedics were called to the scene. The bus driver suffered a minor medical condition and was taken to hospital.
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HE true story of a young girl who denied her own mother in order to survive tugged at the heartstrings of all who heard. It highlighted the atrocities of the Holocaust. Last Friday students and staff of St Kentigern College sat down to listen to Shmuel and Frida (Fredja) Rothbard who survived the persecution of Nazi Germany during World War II. The couple in their 80s are in New Zealand as part of an educational tour around New Zealand organised by the Jewish Federation of New Zealand. This is the fifth year of the Holocaust Educational Programme for Education (HOPE), and it was the first time St Kentigern College hosted the programme for Year 12 students as part of their history studies. From the moment Mrs Rothbard began her gripping tale, the 60 students were transfixed. She described how she had a normal, happy childhood before the age of five, and loved to play the violin and dance in her home in Gorzkow, East Poland. Then the Nazis arrived in 1939, forcing the Jews into a ghetto in Izbica, where her father anticipated the family would die. Her little brother was taken away to live elsewhere, and Fredja never saw him again. Escaping, Fredja and her parents hid in the ground in a forest near the ghetto. She says the conditions were horrible. “All the time I had to stay quiet, I could not speak and it was difficult to move.” In the meantime, Fredja’s mother trained her to lie in the event of captivity and deny her Jewish identity because of her blond hair, blue-eyed
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appearance. Questioning if her mother did not love her, Fredja’s mother told her that it was “because that I so love you and I want you to begin a new life”. One day, her father disappeared and Fredja and her mother were arrested by German patrol. She did as she was told, saying her mother had died and her father was a war prisoner, and was separated from her mother. Weeks later, Fredja saw her mother in her prison and nearly could not recognise her. “Maybe she had lost her mind because she was so worried about me.” She described the Jews being
Bright young voices By NATALIE BRITTAN When two groups of singers take to the stage this Sunday, some in the audience will only have eyes for one young star. Although she is Australian, 14-year-old Katerina (Kate) Collier is more than familiar with the All Saints Church in Howick, where she was christened and her parents David and Melanie Collier were married. Kate’s mother, Mrs Collier, sang as a child and attended Howick College. Proud grandparents and Cockle
Bay locals, Colin and Meryl Monk, will be in the audience as two choirs, the City of Auckland Singers (formerly the Bruce Murray Singers) and the Young Voices of Melbourne, join hands in making harmony. Mrs Monk, a teacher at Bucklands Beach Intermediate, says Kate was always encouraged to sing. “She’s done particularly well and her parents have always encouraged her. She plays the piano and cello, and is a swimmer too.” Kate is a member of the Young
herded by the soldiers around the yard and shot one by one. “It seemed like a game, like madness.” Seeing her mother killed in front of her eyes, she lost consciousness. From 1943-1946, Fredja lived in a Catholic convent, continuing to hide her identity. She had embroidered her family name ‘Shtuden’ inside her clothes so she wouldn’t forget. “I was sure I was the only Jewish girl left in the world,” she says. She was rescued in 1946 by a lady called Marysia who was looking for Jewish children and with the help of Sister Irena, a nun who was later acknowledged as one of the Right-
eous, a title awarded to those who risked their lives to save Jews, in 1990. After being shipped from camp to camp, Fredja finally reached Kibbutz Gan-Shmuel in Israel where she met her husband and where they still live today. She worked as a beauty therapist, raising three adult children with five granddaughters. Sixteen-year-old Abigail Faletoese describes the talk as a very intense experience. “It was great to have the opportunity to hear their story and made me appreciate how lucky I am to not to have to go through that.” Head of history studies Bridget
Anitelea found it extremely moving and powerful. “The thing for us was for our students to see it and actually hear it from the survivors which is more powerful than reading about it in a book. “It’s about making history real, living history,” says Mrs Anitelea. “I don’t think you can get it in a more powerful medium than that.” ■■ Shmuel and Fredja will be speaking at Macleans College next Thursday, July 2 at 9.30am and Pakuranga College on Friday, July 3 at 9.40am.
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HOME SUPPORTERS: Children of Room 2 at Elim Christian College Junior Campus included, from left, Baylee Travis (9), Zion Saili (8), Timothy Phillips (8) and Jonathan Lee (8). They are pictured with Alan Phillips and Room 2 teacher, Zelda Vermuelen. Times photo Marianne Kelly
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AKURANGA author Leonie Agnew has picked up another children’s book award. Ms Agnew won the Esther Glen Junior Fiction Award at the LIANZA (the NZ library association) Children’s and Young Adult’s Book Awards in Wellington. The award was for her book Conrad Cooper’s Last Stand. I finished it in Dunedin when I was the University of Otago’s resident children’s writer in 2013,� said Ms Agnew after being presented with the award in Wellington last week ahead of four other finalists. “I couldn’t really believe I won. There was strong competition and I was blown away upon hearing my name announced,� she said. The Esther Glen medal is a huge deal for any New Zealand children’s author. “It’s our country’s longest running literary award for children and this was their 70th
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Leonie is also a finalist for the NZ Children’s Book Awards which will be announced later in the year. In 2013 she also won three awards when Super Finn was judged Best First Book, Best Junior Book and The People’s Choice in her category. Super Finn was published by Scholastic as part of Leonie’s prize for winning the Tom Fitzgibbon Award for a non published author. Ms Agnew launched Conrad Cooper’s Last Stand on Mother’s Day last year. The daughter of Times sports columnist Ivan Agnew, Ms Agnew teaches year 2 pupils at St Thomas’s School in Kohimarama. She began writing Conrad Cooper’s Last Stand, which is set in Auckland in 1978, about five years ago. Ms Agnew, 38, put the finishing touches on the book while in the South Island in 2013 as the University of Otago School
of Education/Creative New Zealand children’s writer in residence. “It’s about a boy who believes Tane, the [mythological] Maori god of forests and birds, might be real,� she told the Times in a previous interview. “He does things like plant a forest in his family’s backyard and kidnap all the local cats, because in Tane’s eyes the cats catch the forest’s birds.� The idea for the 222-page book’s story came from a lecture Ms Agnew attended by University of Auckland English literature professor Albert Wendt several years ago. “He talked about what it means to identify with a different culture,� says the former Howick College pupil. “It’s not that unusual today, but if you go back to the 1970s or early 1980s, for a boy to take an interest in a different culture in certain parts of New Zealand it would have been quite surprising.�
Vandals hit golf club MEMBERS of Howick Golf Club are fuming at an act of flagrant vandalism committed at their course. Around midnight on Saturday, June 6, two people entered the club’s grounds and broke into a pair of golf carts. “They drove right to the end of the course, which is some distance,� says club secretary Annette Smart. “The carts must have been bumping into each other because the hubcaps were
smashed, bumpers broken and tyres wrecked.� Following the joyride, one cart was left upside down and the other was crashed front on into a wooden bench. “It has caused thousands of dollars of damage,� says Ms Smart. “The carts are out of action while they are being repaired. “The members are pretty disappointed. They realise it will cost us and is an inconvenience. They are
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upset at the damage caused by unoccupied young minds.� Green keepers quickly repaired the minimal damage to the course and security for the remaining four carts has been increased. Ms Smart says a neighbour
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proud history that bind New Zealand and Samoa�. His Samoan counterpart, Tuilaepa Lupesoliai Sailele Malielegaoi, was reported as saying: “It will be an historic occasion to have the All Blacks play in Samoa in July. “We know how much rugby means to Samoans and New Zealanders so to take the All Blacks to Apia will be a huge moment for all of us.� The recent death of former All Black, the Samoan-born Jerry Collins, will also add a poignant note to the big match. The hospitable Samoans have been very busy making sure they are particularly “match-fit�. The Apia Stadium underwent a multi-million dollar facelift to bring
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Sands Resort & Spa of the South East Coast of Upolu and Return to Paradise Resort at Lefaga on the South West) and others currently under construction. The iconic Apia hotel, Aggie Greys, will reopen at the end of this year as Sheraton Samoa Aggie Greys Hotels & Bungalows after a massive refurbishment and the addition of a new extension. It’s a very affordable holiday destination for Kiwis and the four-hour flights means even a long weekend break works well. Of course, the beaches and the balmy climate make it a great winter escape. And while there’s lots of exciting developments (many new restaurants/ bars and spacious supermarkets) happening, it still remains a genuinely unspoilt South Pacific gem. The big plus is the totally laidback and friendly Samoan welcome. Drivers are courteous and the dress code is very simple. A lava-lava (bought there for between $7-$10) and a teeshirt with a pair of jandals/sandals work for both sexes in most places. Manu Samoa v All Blacks will be a great occasion and I’m sure many rugby-mad Kiwis, who never had Samoa on their travel agenda before, will love the lifestyle and want to go back. ■■Robyn Yousef is a local writer who loves to visit Samoa
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Celebrate with LaBella Break out the champagne for the belle of the ball – LaBella Kitchens’ relocation to Howick is two this month! Bring the whole family and head down to the showroom in Moore Street this Saturday for a delightful afternoon of champagne, canapés and treats for the children as hosts Craig and Rochelle Riley speak of their passion, kitchens. There will be numerous specials, and upgrades to be had, and the first person to order a beautiful, bespoke kitchen from LaBella during the months of July and August 2015 will receive an elegant Baumatic wine fridge for FREE*! Other highlights include: s &ANTASTIC 3MEG AND 3AMSUNG appliance packages from Kitchen Things s &2%% ACCESSORIES AND UPGRADES (*Conditions apply) Of course, the kitchen connoisseurs are only too happy to discuss ideas and designs and answer any questions. Craig, the master craftsman, has cabinetmaking in his blood and has been building clever innovations with his hands for decades. All cabinetry is made and assembled on site and clients are involved in every stage of the design.
No matter how complicated, LaBella goes the extra mile tailoring each design to fit different household needs. Rochelle and designer Karen Brown both have backgrounds in interior design, with Karen a graduate of the Nanette Cameron School of Interior Design and Rochelle a graduate from the Nottingham Institute of Design in the UK. Rochelle holds a National Certificate in Kitchen Design achieved through the National Kitchen and Bathroom Association (NKBA) and Karen is close to completing the same qualification. Their knowledge of colour, space and light is unparalleled. Like many other kitchen companies, LaBella offers 3D conceptual plans, but Rochelle and Karen take it further
with detailed hand drawings. Working together closely with contractors such as Alan Craig from Craig Plumbing and Paul Meyers from Protect Electrical, the team delivers a seamless one-stopshop investment to be proud of. After installation, LaBella takes pride in its after-care service, ensuring clients are satisfied with every aspect of their new addition. And clients cannot speak more highly enough of their efforts: “LaBella’s craftsmanship was of absolute quality and it is apparent they have used only the best possible materials to achieve the end result. I have had numerous comments from family and friends who have recently undergone their own kitchen fit-outs, who say there is no comparison to the quality of finish LaBella has delivered. The process not only exceeded expectations but remained well within budget and there were no last minute surprises.” – Dale Parnell, Golflands. Now’s the time to be thinking about a new kitchen before Christmas, so pop in to the party this Saturday, 10am-2pm at: LaBella Kitchens 249 Moore Street, Howick Ph 533 7183 Email info@labellakitchens.co.nz www.labellakitchens.co.nz JH10047A
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Animals provide fun way of learning By Marianne Kelly
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ONVEYING solid life skills information to children through the eyes of animals has turned from a hobby into a growing business for Pakuranga author and publisher Marilyn Bakker. The former Riverhills School teacher has completed 15 books of ‘The Rescued Cats Adventure Series’ and says she will probably produce three more. They are based on photographs taken by Christine Johnston, of West Auckland, who was left to care for 17 cats and came up with the idea of writing stories about the individual cats around photographs she had taken of their antics. She enlisted Mrs Bakker’s help to write and produce books true to the personalities the animals convey through the photograph. For example Tiddles and Oscar’s Learning Adventure is based around the timid puss Tiddles, a potential bullying victim, and Oscar, found in a rubbish bin with his litter and raised by a police officer. He’s a confident cat, “a bit of a bully boy�, Mrs Bakker says. She uses terms recognisable to children, such as Oscar threatening Tiddles with “I’m going to bite your ear�. Tiddles is scared while Oscar thinks he’s a cool cat. So Mrs Bakker includes questions for the children, such as “do you think he’s a cool cat? “Because they are animals they are not scary to the children,� she says. “Oscar goes back to the rubbish bin and remembers it was scary and now feels sorry that he bullied Tiddles. “I try to find a pathway, looking at both sides. We don’t always know what hidden issues a bully has, so it’s a question of finding a solution and it’s an opportunity for teachers to bring in different elements.� The book includes a list of “meows�
TIDDLES AND OSCAR: Marilyn Bakker with one of her book series, ‘The Rescued Cats Adventure’, a tool for teaching children about bullying. Times photo Wayne Martin
at the end offering ideas of how to treat other people. “I am not saying what is good or bad, just what is correct behaviour so it’s a giveaway at the end for a teacher.� Mrs Bakker has lived at her Pakuranga home since 1964 when she and her late husband bought their section on the banks of Pakuranga Creek. It was, she says, part of a big paddock and surrounded by farm land. Her move into book publishing is the result of close to 20 years working in sales in the print paper industry, eventually honing her design skills. Now she runs her small company, Arthur Publishing House, specialising in books for children. She was encouraged to write her
first book when, over the course of a journey to and from Coromandel she told her granddaughter a story which her family encouraged her to write down. The book was called Danger at Devil’s Cove The Adventures of Josephine Mary Cresswell, a story of fantasy and adventure inter-woven. In 2011 Mrs Bakker won gold in the Pride in Print Awards for the book, judged on criteria such as design, processes used and layout. It became part of a series, the second titled The Mystery of the Missing Artefact and she is currently working on a third. She is the proud recipient of a letter of thanks from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge after her second book was included in a
gift parcel to Kensington Palace last year. “I am proud of being a New Zealander and the stories are about New Zealanders in the 1950s,â€? Mrs Bakker says. “Children had no computers or cellphones then and that’s something hard for some to get their heads around today,â€? she says. “It’s [the book series] all about outdoor adventures and doesn’t appeal to all children. But it does to the ones who love reading and has also proven good for children who struggle with reading. It’s for children aged nine-14 and even adults enjoy them. Older children who would have struggled can get hooked because the books are fast moving.â€? Mrs Bakker says she has been fortunate all along the way to have help from many people, such as during her 15-year membership of Pakuranga Toastmasters and becoming a founder member of Pakuranga Harriers, running alongside people such as electrical retailer John Magness who came on board as a sponsor. These days she offers her publishing skills to other budding authors, visits schools to read her books and run sessions about how to write a book. One of her protĂŠgĂŠs is her eightyear-old grandson Nicholaas Bakker who, at the age of five, wrote and illustrated his book, The Plane that was the biggest in the whole wide world. His Gran reproduced the book exactly as he had written and illustrated it, copyrighted it and distributed it to the family. “It could be good for schools,â€? she says, “to demonstrate that everyone can write a book. It’s amazing how creative the kids are.â€? â– â– For more details, email books@ marilynjbakker.com or for the Rescued Cats Adventure series go to www.rescuedcatsadventures.com.
Win books The Times has three books donated by Arthur Publishing House to give away. ■■A brand new release, Whatever Happened to Milo by Claire Bunt and illustrated by Philip Web. A family treasure to pass through the generations. Suitable for independent readers aged seven-11 years and to be enjoyed by all ages. Ms Bunt, a long-time UNICEF supporter, donates all proceeds of her books to the aid organisation. ■■Grey Bear Goes on a Wild Life Adventure by Marilyn Bakker with photographs by Christine Johnston. It’s the 10th of ‘The Rescued Cats Adventure Series’, suitable for children aged twoeight years and a good discussion tool for teachers. ■■The Mystery of the Missing Artefact by Marilyn Bakker, illustrated by Reuben Horn. An exciting adventure story with a twist of fantasy, suitable for readers aged nine to 99. To enter a competition for one of these books, write your name, address and day-time phone number on the back of an envelope and post to Milo Competition, or Grey Bear Competition, or Missing Artefact Competition, Times Newspapers Ltd, PO Box 259243, Botany, Auckland 2163 or enter online at www.times. co.nz. Entries close at midday July 3.
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Feedback Getting on with new ferry facility It pays to give your feedback. Your opinion matters to us. Email us at editor@times.co.nz; comment on our Facebook page, facebook.com/timesonlinenz; or write to us at The Editor, Times Newspapers, PO Box 259-243, Botany. Auckland 2163; fax (09) 271-8073. Letters should not exceed 200 words and should carry the name, residential address and contact telephone number of the author. Nom de plumes not accepted.
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HE proposal for the Half Moon Bay ferry facility is stage one of a wider re-development plan for the marina area. It is aimed at making immediate progress on a modern and safe facility within the funding available. A number of investigations into the most appropriate solution for issues in the Half Moon Bay marina area have been carried out. This resulted in a concept plan adopted in 2012 following an extended period of consultation with stakeholders including the Howick Local Board, the Harbourmaster, Bucklands Beach Yacht Club, Half Moon Bay Ferry Users Group, Half Moon Bay Residents and Ratepayers Group, marine operators and residents and passenger ferry users. Unfortunately the estimated $35
million to $45 million cost (excluding a multi-storey car park) made it difficult to proceed. Auckland Transport is working closely with Howick Local Board, Auckland Council and the NZ Transport Agency to ensure progress. We are taking an integrated approach to transport in the area, which includes getting on with the $4.3 million ferry facility and major improvements to the public transport network. An important aim is increasing the number of people using local buses to get to the Half Moon Bay ferries, to reduce pressure on parking and congestion. The facility design has ferry and bus services co-located in one area, at the end of Ara-Tai. With sheltered bus stops at the end of the new ferry wharf, people will be able to hop off
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dice against other beliefs and divides pupils on the basis of religion. The SEN supports neutral teaching about major religions and other philosophies that is taught by qualified, registered, professional educators as part of social studies or other areas of the New Zealand curriculum, as this neutral approach creates true understanding of other beliefs and is inclusive of all children from all backgrounds. The reason that this is so important is because Harvey, who is obviously Christian, has to understand that not everyone in NZ shares his beliefs and, given the 2013 census figures, will probably represent less than 50 per cent of the population by the next census. A secular society is not anti-religious as some like to believe, just fair and equitable to all. Paul Bennett Shelly Park
Little Bucklands. They are stealing our beach. Tears are flowing like the tide They have cut down our beautiful Pohutukawa trees Our family Norfolk Pines on Bucklands Beach Rd have gone How sad are the feelings of – People walking along the beach, People in boats sailing by, People who picnic from crowded parts of Auckland. Most of all, people who live here and love our beach. No more red to remind us it is Christmas. Even that lovely blue weed Agapanthus does not escape. House appear. They do not sit comfortably in their new situation The gold of the dollar will Never replace the beautiful colours of nature That have been destroyed. And I despair. Patricia Archbold The Parade, Bucklands Beach
It’s not anti-religious at all
I WOULD like to thank Harvey Rosieur for clearly showing in his reply, that the need to protect secular state schools from religious influence is as important now as when they were first created in 1877. To be clear, the Secular Education Network (SEN) opposes the advocacy and practice of a single religion that is led by religiously motivated amateurs at the expense of normal teaching time that could be used for other learning, as this creates preju-
The choice is yours
IN RESPONSE to Michael Palmer (Times, June 18) and for the sake of any other reader who may hive off on a similar pretext, it is apparent that you lack an appreciation of truth and the ability, or desire, to discern truth from error. I trust that you will now have read my last letter, in the same issue as your own. At the heart of all conflict is an attempt to impose the will of one over another. The Gospel (good news) of the Lord Jesus Christ is that we should submit our wills to God, who alone is good.
the bus and walk directly onto the ferry gangway. The new public transport network will include improved local bus frequencies, which is expected to increase people using this service to get to Half Moon Bay. Consultation on the new network for east Auckland will begin later this year.
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Auckland Transport is confident that the proposed facility is located and positioned in the right place. Passengers should be assured that Auckland Transport takes health and safety seriously. This was a key factor in determining the future wharf’s location. Specialist technical advisors were commissioned to review the proposed location and orientation for
the new ferry pontoon, gangway placement and wharf structure. The review included reference to local tidal flows and feedback from marine specialists and the Harbourmaster. The resulting report confirmed the proposed orientation and location for the pontoon, gangway and wharf structure. Auckland Transport would like to thank those who have given feedback on the ferry facility, including people attending public information days, ferry users, residents and the Half Moon Bay Residents and Ratepayers Association. It is being used to inform the final design of the facility. We are committed to providing an outstanding ferry transport facility at Half Moon Bay which is expected to open by October 2016. It is an important part of making Auckland’s public
That is the way to peace. Those who oppose God, such as yourselves, are a hindrance to peace. I dislike religion in general. It is a bedfellow to politics. On the other hand, if we submit ourselves to God, we are born again of His Spirit. God is love. If we do not love, we do not have God and neither will we have peace. That is what motivates me to write this. It is for your sakes. It is for you to discern the truth of what I say. You can know God for yourselves and the truth of what the Bible says. You cannot have one without the other. What He promises is eternal life to those who sincerely believe. That is the choice which you make by will or abdication. Harvey Rosieur Howick
Kids are talented in many sports KUDOS to you Wayne (Wayne Martin, Times chief photographer). Those are great photos on the Howick and Pakuranga Times (June 18). The sport of karate, at last, was given the chance to be centre-stage. It is quite hard to compete with the likes of rugby, netball, and other popular sports. But there are a lot of kids who are very talented in other sports, such as the martial arts.
transport system a more desirable option for getting around our city. Also in the area, the Auckland Manukau Eastern Transport Initiative (AMETI), together with the new bus network, will provide a quicker, frequent and more reliable public transport option. By investing in providing more choice, Auckland Transport aims to improve the efficiency of the transport system, while also making it safer, more accessible and reducing environmental impact. ■ For more information on the Half Moon Bay project, please go to at.govt.nz/halfmoonbayferryfacility Nick Seymour Auckland Transport Project Director
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Books New Zealand’s First World War Heritage By Imelda Bargas and Tim Shoebridge First World War Centenary History series THE First World War didn’t just happen overseas; it had a major impact on New Zealand soil. Rediscover New Zealand’s hidden First World War history. New Zealand’s First World War Heritage tackles the First World War from an important angle: the places in New Zealand where it happened. No battles were fought here, but our landscape is signposted with thousands of poignant memorials. Behind the facades of old buildings, under scrub and behind farm fences lies a less visible landscape of war and hundreds of stories waiting to be told: a soldier’s name carved on a remote railway station, a once bustling uniform factory in the heart of a city, a long abandoned gun battery and much more. Imelda Bargas and Tim Shoebridge have searched the country from Northland to Stewart Island and rediscovered a huge number of places with wartime associations: army camps, fortifications, soldier–settler farms, convalescent homes, cemeteries and war memorials, dairy factories, hat factories and woollen mills. In places like these, ordinary New Zealanders conducted their lives through
From Exisle Publishing extraordinary times. All the places had lives after – and often before – the war, sometimes with other layers of meaning and association. This unique book is a revelation for all New Zealanders. Extensively illustrated with new and period photographs and detailed maps, it contains original research and information that will open the eyes of every reader to places and stories in their community hidden from plain sight. The impact of the First World War on New Zealanders was immense; its legacy seen in the landscape all around us.
Don’t Think About Purple Elephants By Susan Whelan Fun-filled fiction offers an antidote for anxious kids Don’t Think About Purple Elephants is a delightful picture book with a cast of colourful cavorting characters and a subtle message for anxious kids. Written by Susan Whelan and beautifully illustrated by Gwynneth Jones, Don’t Think About Purple Elephants is the story of a little girl, Sophie, and the stories she tells herself to bring sleep. For Sophie worries — not during the day when she is busy with family and friends, but at night when everything is calm and quiet.
Her family try to help, but somehow they just make her worries worse. Until her mother thinks of a new approach ‌ that might just involve an elephant or two! But wait, don’t think about purple elephants, whatever you do! Whimsical and humorous this little girl’s story of finding a way to ease her worry resonates with children and parents everywhere.
Anzac Ted By Belinda Landsberry
includes beautiful water colour illustrations that bring the story to life. Whilst several children’s books have covered the world wars, none have ever made the conflict so accessible to children by telling the story of the war through a beautiful teddy. Anzac Ted is a spectacular story that both adults and children will love to read over and over again. A fabulous resource for primary school teachers and librarians Anzac Ted brings to life the Anzacs’ experience for the next grateful generation.
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Anzac Ted is the story of a little boy’s teddy bear that was passed down to him from his grandfather. He is tattered, worn, and missing an eye and an ear, he may look scary but he has great tales to tell. For Anzac Ted went to war, he kept the soldiers company and gave them comfort. He never won a medal, and doesn’t get voted the children’s’ favourite toy; but if everyone looked deeper they would see how important Ted and his adventures have been: ‘They’d see a hero, plain as day Who sits upon my bed. A hero, who saved me and you. His name ‌ is Anzac Ted.’ Anzac Ted is a poignant and powerful children’s storybook which
New Zealand soldiers of ‘THE DIV’ write about their World War Two’ WORLD War II impacted every community within New Zealand. Small and large towns alike had to wave their men off, not knowing when they would be back. A Job to Do is largely a collection of personal accounts by men who joined 2 NZ Division. Colloquially known to its members as ‘The Div’, it was by far the major part of New Zealand’s Second Expeditionary Force. Over 100,000 men left our shores to participate, a huge percentage of the population. A Job to Do presents first-hand
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MOTHER and daughter duo became an institution in Howick village for a period as the younger woman tapped into the memories of her Mum who recalled the tumultuous times of World War II in England followed by 10 years living in Singapore before returning to England. Subsequently, Janet Jackson has woven the true life memories of her mother Dianna, who died last year aged 92, into a novel using fictional characters and true events seamlessly woven into a story of fiction. The Flat Bush woman’s self-published book A Bicycle Built for Two has just been released into the market, five years after the seed was sown to delve into her mother’s memories and build them into a novel. The book revolves around two women, Dorothy and Daisy who share experiences through war-torn years, Dorothy’s life in Singapore as a young colonial wife and mother and finally a secret revealed through Daisy’s diaries. “It was most important to capture my mother’s war stories as she became older,” Ms Jackson says. “It is important that we remember this generation who gave up their young lives to war.” Her mother was stationed at Aldershot, England, during World War II, after, at the age of 18, joining the Women’s Transport Service of FANY (the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry) which continues to exist today. “They did amazing things, such as driving in convoys picking up the wounded from places like Dunkirk and driving to the south coast with no headlights because of the blackout. “There were also good things. She told me about the dances and meeting the officers,” Ms Jackson says. “I did a lot of research to get the facts straight and was helped by the FANY organisation in London. This part of the book is based on reality with fiction woven through it.” Her Mum’s time in Singapore, she says, was an interesting period and the book captures snap shots of the lives of her generation after the war. “She went to Singapore on her own because she wanted to get away from everything. In those days many British people were going to places like Singa-
BUDDING NOVELIST: Janet Jackson has self-published her first book based around her mother’s war time memories. Times photo Wayne Martin
pore, South Africa, and Kenya to make a fresh start.” “She met my father in Singapore. He’s in the book but he’s a fictional character. It’s not a biography, rather I wanted to make it interesting as a novel.” Ms Jackson and her sister were born in Singapore but, she says, “there are two children in the book, but they are not us. It’s based on my mother’s memories”. In 1993 Ms Jackson’s mother moved to New Zealand with Ms Jackson and her husband Derek and son Sam. Ms Jackson says she and her Mum almost became an institution in Howick when they would visit cafes where she would take out her notebook and her Mum would reminisce. “It was a special time when most of the information was gleaned for the story and then I embellished it. Mother loved it, the nostalgia and the reminiscing. She knew I loved writing and she was keen to see this happen but I am sad that she never saw the final product. “I vowed at her funeral that I would finish the book. She would have been pleased and proud. I got the skill from her, she was a writer.” ■ A Bicycle Built for Two is available at PaperPlus and Readaway book shops in Howick Village, at www.amazon. com, or directly from the author, email janet.jack@xtra.co.nz.
Getting a good start THE world we live in nowadays is dynamic – a fast-paced, technologybased information age. That’s why a good, all-round education that prepares our children for the exciting and challenging times ahead is crucial for them as individuals and for us as a nation. With training and education that is appropriate for the future needs of our quickly developing economy and job market, our young people can be assured of employment security and satisfaction. Because we think this is so important, the Government is committing $10.8 billion in spending on early childhood education, primary, and secondary education this year. There is also an additional $113 million pledged over four years for tertiary education in the recent Budget. We realise the importance of starting a high-quality education at an early age. That’s why the additional $74.9M funding over the next four years for ECE will enable more children to start from an earlier age and be taught for longer. The growth in ECE in the past four years has been steady, with a 7 per cent increase in enrolments across the country. In our secondary schools in our local area, we know the achievement rates are getting better each year in NCEA. It’s something we can all be
ami-Lee Ross MP for Botany very proud of. Our schools are putting a huge effort into preparing students for life after their secondary education, so they’re better equipped and ready for the next step, whether it’s to go on studying at tertiary level, in Trades Academies, or joining the workforce. The improvement in qualifications is reflected in the national figures too, with the number of 18-year-olds attaining NCEA Level 2 having risen from 68 per cent to 81 per cent over the past seven years. We also realise that students with special needs can enjoy a more fulfilling life with a decent education. It gives them a better chance of being more independent and able to participate and contribute to their communities. Part of the additional $62.9m over the next four years for special education needs will be for extra in-class teacher aides. They will support pupils with conditions such as dyslexia, autism spectrum disorder, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, an investment that is thoroughly appropriate.
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Art for all ages
HOWICK Art Group’s mid-winter exhibition is the group’s major event of the year and sales help to support South Auckland Totara Hospice. Entry free, all welcome. Enjoy this opportunity to view the works of our local artists at Howick Library’s Fencible Lounge, Uxbridge Road, Howick, 10am-4pm daily from Thursday, July 16 to Sunday, July 19. Phone Beryl 534-5448.
Winter concert
EASTERN Stars Concert Band is holding a winter concert on Saturday, June 27, 7pm at Eastgate Christian Centre, 5 Ben Lomond Cres, Pakuranga. Tickets at the door $5 each, under 5 free. Phone Barrie or Marie on 271-4558.
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INTERESTED in fostering children but want to know more? Iosis seeks volunteer foster caregivers from all over Auckland and all walks of life, and is holding an informal info evening at its premises in Manurewa, on Monday, August 3, 6.30pm. Registrations essential. Phone 269-0050 or send an email to fostercare@iosis.org.nz. The event will be postponed if there are no registrations.
Aglow East
East Women’s Aglow meeting on June 30 at C3 Howick, 27 Aviemore Drive (near Denny’s), Highland Park, 9.30am for a cuppa – meeting 10am-12pm. Speaker Denise Levy and Ali – Bible in prisons.
Ladies Probus
THE Ladies Probus Club of Highland Park meets at 10am on the first Friday of the month at the Trinity Methodist Church, 474 Pakuranga Road. On July 3,, Maya Schneideman will be demonstrating to us how to tie scarves and fold serviettes. Please bring along a scarf and serviette. Phone Colleen Roughton on 533-8812.
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HOWICK Library. Monday, July 6 – Friday, July 17. Free. Come along and enjoy some Matariki fun at Children, tweens and teens welcome. Stained glass New Zealand birds, Monday, July 6, 10.30-11.30am. Weaving workshop July 8, 11am – 12.30pm; ‘Rhyme & Reo: Thursday July 9, 2–3pm Author Talk and reading; Terrible Taniwha, Monday, July 13, 3–4pm. Kite Craft, Thursday, July 16, 10.30am – 12pm. Matariki Lamp, Friday, July 17, 2-3pm.
GREY Power Howick/Pakuranga Association invites you to its meeting at the Pakuranga Bowling Club pavilion, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Friday, June 26. The annual general meeting commences at 10 followed at 10.15am by Helen Laurenson talking about department stores and tracing the rise and fall of the stores in NZ. At 11am Bill Potter will be telling us entertainingly why he is NOT old. Refreshments from 9.30am. Members and non-members welcome. Phone Sandy Feringa 534-9409.
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Choir
A RARE opportunity to witness visiting choir The Young Voices of Melbourne which joins hands with the City of Auckland Singers to perform a riveting repertoire of songs at 2pm, Sunday, June 28 at the All Saints Church, Howick. Entry by donation.
Relax and meditate
THE Art of Living is organising a Relax and Meditate Yoga workshop on June 27 at the Bucklands and Eastern Beach War Memorial Hall, Bucklands Beach. This is in celebration of the International Yoga Day. The yoga session will be held from 9.30am-11.30am. Bring along your mats. To register contact Neelu at 027 450 4485 or email neelutaore@yahoo.com
A FREE club for job seekers, helping you step-by-step into employment. The CAP Job Club has a friendly, relaxed environment where you will get to join other job seekers once a week and be supported by our trained coaches as you take practical steps towards employment?. Goal setting, CVs, interview skills and all other essential skills covered in the brilliant Steps to Employment course. The club is open on Mondays, and the course starts on July 6 at 7pm, Eastgate Christian Centre, 5 Ben Lomond Cres, Pakuranga. Spaces limited, registrations essential! For more details or to book in, call CAP on 0508 227 222 (freephone).
Probus Club
THE Ladies Probus Club of Howick Central will meet at 10am on Friday, June 26, Nixon Hall, Sale St, Howick. The speaker is Val Lott, the topic being Beauty and the Beast. New members very welcome. Phone Linda 536-5385.
Brass band
AS PART of the Howick Brass band preparation to compete at the two-day National Championships in Rotorua next month, it is presenting its competition repertoire at a concert it has dubbed ‘Bold as Brass’. The concert, including the band’s major selected competition piece, Symphony for Brass by Victor Ewald, will be held at 7pm, Sunday June 28 at the All Saints Church, Howick. Entry is free.
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SENIORS Friendship Club meets at the Bucklands Beach Bowling Club, corner of Devon Rd. and Morrow Ave. First and third Friday each month, 12.45pm-3pm for entertainment, music, bingo, etc. also trips. Come and make friends, $3 each. On July 3. we have the East Side ladies choir coming to charm us. Phone Olive 534-6938 or Ann 5339991.
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NEW Horizons is a social and friendship club for single 40s, 50s & 60s. Monthly programmes of barbecues, outings, dinners, film etc. A club and prospective new members’ night is held on the 1st Thursday of each month at the Barrel Inn. Cook Street, Howick. Come along from 6.30pm and meet new friends. Phone Rex on 577-3459 or Suzy on 529-4027 our website is www.auckland-singlessocial-club.org.nz
BOTANY/Dannemora Combined Probus Club: The next meeting is on Thursday, July 2, 10 am at Eastview Baptist Church, 559 Chapel Road, Botany Downs. This month’s speaker is Bill Potter whose subject is “I’m Not Old! : A Revolution for our Time.” Phone Diane 534-4428 or Sue 534-9679 for more details.
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ITH renowned chef Simon Gault as ambassador and a new campaign theme, Selaks NZ Roast Day returns to provide dinner time inspiration in August 2015. The sixth annual Selaks Roast Day takes place on August 2 and focuses on ‘occasions’ and the role the muchloved meal can play in Kiwi homes to bring friends and family together for a roast any night of the week. This year the celebrated chef and restaurateur takes over the reins at Selaks NZ Roast Day and there’s no doubt his roast recipes will have the ‘the Simon Gault five per cent magic’. “The minute the word roast is mentioned is the moment I get excited,” he says. “Leftovers in a sandwich or in a salad, for any occasion a roast gets my taste buds going.” “We’ve gone past the days of dry, tough roasts to now where they are packed full of flavour, they’re innovative, interesting and something to truly look forward to any day of the week.” And if this inspires you to contemplate a roast on every night, Simon Gault has come up with several mouth-watering recipes for any occasion – from Friday date nights to mid-week family get-togethers. Nina Stojnic, Selaks Wines spokesperson, says it is an honour to have Simon Gault as the ambassador for Selaks NZ Roast Day 2015. “Simon is acknowledged by both his peers and foodies throughout the country as one of New Zealand’s most inspirational chefs and food industry personalities. “To have him supporting roast day and to be able to feature 10 of his specially developed recipes this year provides inspiration as well as real-world support for our theme of ‘occasions’.”
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Put the parsnips, leeks and prunes into a pot with a little oil for a few minutes, until they start to cook. (If you are using bok choy it will be added later.) Add the stock, ½ cup water, soy sauce, ginger and ½ the chives. Simmer gently. Put a fry pan on the heat, med/ high and cook the pork until ready. If using the bok choy add it to the broth now, while the pork cooks.
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ARIES Mar 21-Apr 20
This week sees you examining at least two different issues. Careerwise, review all evidence before making a pronouncement. The romantic picture brightens, thanks to your partner’s sentimentality.
Educational activities increase and travel prospects are bright. A self indulgent streak may surface, so make a special effort to stick to your diet and stay within the budget.
Your competitors are on their toes and you can’t afford to be off guard. This is the time to crank everything up a notch – anything could happen.
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Don’t wait too long before making your moves – someone could beat you to the punch. Relationships accent the intellectual side. A bonus may arrive after the weekend.
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CORPSE FLOWER: Amorphophallus titanium at the Wintergardens in Auckland Domain first flowered in 2013. Photo Auckand Council
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SUPER STARS: Matariki is the Maori name for the cluster of stars also known as the Pleiades. It rises in mid-winter and heralds the start of a new year. Matariki means the ‘eyes of God’ (mata ariki) or ‘little eyes’ (mata riki). Photo supplied/https://literacynz.wordpress.com
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The mauri (life force) stone is one of many representations of taonga (treasures) that are part of Te Ao Maori (the Maori world). Suitable for 18 years and over, Saturday 27 June, 1pm4pm, Uxbridge Centre for Arts and Culture, 35 Uxbridge Rd, Mellons Bay. Cost: $49. To book phone 535 6467.
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Spot the Taniwha from the Wairoa region in this exhibition of Maori mythology and history. Experience loss and connection, disorientation and reorientation in the photography of Joyce Campbell. Suitable for all ages, until Thursday 16 July. Monday to
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Set against the stunning backdrop of Rangitoto and Takaparawhau – Manu Aute Kite Day is an invitation to Aucklanders to come y kites at one of Auckland’s most famous marae. Suitable for all ages, Saturday 18 July, 9.30am, (powhiri) to 4pm. Rain date: Sunday 19 July (kite ying only), Orakei Marae, 59b Kitemoana Street, Orakei.w
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e may be in the middle of winter, but the atmosphere at Riverhills Primary School in Pakuranga couldn’t be warmer thanks to new principal, Sarah Allen. While it’s still early days, Sarah is keen to grow and nurture young minds, with many exciting results ahead. In fact the school is looking forward to a special surprise event next term and Sarah hopes to keep the momentum flowing with many fresh changes and activities planned for the school. Located in a quiet cul-desac (Waikaremoana Place) just off Gossamer Drive, the school is unique in that sense, says the former deputy principal of Waikowhai Primary School. “Although we’re in an urban setting the school has a wonderful rural school feel that’s safe and peaceful,� says Sarah. Importantly, there is ample space for children to run around and stay active. “We have large grounds and keep numbers small in each class. The teach-
ers know all the children by name and the children know all the teachers.� Building on the strong foundations of the school, Sarah is enthusiastic about future-focused learning. “My aim is to integrate more technology into teaching and learning so the students are stimulated and become led by their interests, showing curiosity and an ability to apply their knowledge across a wide range of curriculum areas.� Meanwhile, there’s plenty to keep Sarah and the Riverhills team on their toes with upcoming Matariki events in the school and at Pakuranga Library, kapa haka training for the Koanga Festival as well as sports and games with senior St Kentigern College students every Wednesday. Being involved in the local education scene is a priority too. “The local principals have been very supportive and we have a positive working relationship with some of the schools nearby. Collaborating with other professionals
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GUITAR TUITION New Guitar? One to one tuition If you have bought your kids a guitar or got one yourself then guitar lessons would be the next logical step. Professional guitar player and teacher Andrew Peach has helped many students over the years providing expert guidance and support to all age groups. With over 20 years experience, Andrew brings a very high standard of “hands on” teaching “one to one”.
As well as theory and general guitar skills Andrew can show you how to play scales, solos, melodies, chords and songs from your favourite bands. If you’ve just starting out or advanced, we can have you jamming and gaining great skills in a very short time, learning is easy, all you have to do is contact Andy, to get started.
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of nails, witness a 3D printer in action, experiment with a beach ball and a Bernoulli Blower or build an arch bridge. These are just a few of the 60 plus interactive activities visitors can experience in this mobile science discovery centre. Plus get hands-on in MOTAT’s Discovery Dome, where visitors can learn even more about electricity. Children 8+ will investigate conductivity and resistance by building their own circuit from simple materials to try out on a ‘Makey-Makey’ control board and take home afterwards. Visitors get the chance to play with ‘Ozobots’, the brand new hitech robotic toy which they can programme to perform a range of functions using simple coloured markers and white paper. Called the “game piece with a brain” this activity highlights how electricity has influenced every aspect of our daily lives, from work to play. In the Activity Centre, youngsters will enjoy taking part in a variety of simple electricity experiments. Here they can learn how
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T’S electrifying fun at MOTAT these school holidays. The popular Science Roadshow returns to MOTAT from July 4-19 with its two live shows and interactive exhibits. This exciting hands-on learning experience broadens children’s knowledge of science, technology, engineering and mathematics while having great fun. The new live science shows, Wonderful Water and Sparks, Arcs and Gherkins, will be presented every hour throughout the holidays. Wonderful Water explains the amazing properties of water and how it cycles through our world. Simple experiments demonstrate why we need to look after earth’s fresh water supply, whether ice is heavier than water and what surface tension means along with many other interesting facts about water. Sparks, Arcs and Gherkins explores the dynamics of electricity and its many uses. It illustrates how a circuit works, teaches children all about electromagnets and the difference between conductors and insulators. They can even see first-hand whether a gherkin is a good conductor or not! Exciting apparatus, including a Tesla coil generating thousands of volts of electricity and the Electric Chair of Doom, are bound to keep the kids engaged. Have a spin on the rotating chair, get comfortable on the bed
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OR local Grant Beaumont, becoming a volunteer trainer with the Blind Foundation has meant helping keep the joy of reading alive for members of the public who might be blind or of low vision. In his volunteer role, Grant is responsible for training new clients in how to use the digital player equipment which enables them to access talking books and other library and information services provided by the Blind Foundation. The Blind Foundation salutes its army of volunteers, who have shared more than 260,000 hours of their time over the past year to support New Zealanders who are blind or have low vision. “Our volunteers perform vital tasks both large and small which all come together to make a huge difference in our clients lives,” explains Blind Foundation com-
munity engagement ing role because I am practice leader Alison confident with technolMarshall. “It’s thanks ogy and how to use it to our volunteers that and it suits my backwe can deliver as many ground as a teacher services as we do to our too,” he says. clients throughout New “A lot of the clients Zealand”. I deal with are elderly Says Grant: “I’ve who happen to be losalways really liked that ing their sight and some quote, I think Winston GRANT BEAUMONT of them find learning to Churchill said it, ‘we make a living use new technology a bit intimiby what we get, but we make a life dating. by what we give’. That’s always “They can be a bit reluctant at made me think about doing more first but the enjoyment they get in my life and helping others from being able to listen to these where I can.” books and access the Foundation Grant, who lives in East Tam- ‘s library services is so huge”. aki Heights, is also a teacher at The Blind Foundation joins Macleans College. with the rest of New Zealand in Grant has been volunteering celebrating National Volunteer with the Blind Foundation train- Week from Sunday June 21 to Sating blind or low vision clients in urday, June 27. the use of digital players for the The theme for the week this last four years. year is ‘There is a place for you to “I was keen to take on this train- Volunteer’.
PJs on breakfast menu POLKA dots and ladybirds came out to play on one of the coldest mornings of the week as little ones tumbled out of bed and went straight to school – in their pyjamas. The snugly dressed children of Beachcomber Kindergarten in Howick donned dressing gowns, in a variety of prints and colours, to celebrate their annual Matariki morning tea with toast and Milo on Tuesday. Teacher Theresa Feisst
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says the school wanted to do something a little bit different this year, supporting the Salvation Army instead of the Jammies in June appeal of previous years. A food bank for the charity organisation had been set up and was filling up with many donations of breakfast items including baked beans and cereal. Mother-of-three Bec Whiteman came to the party with both her boys tucking into toast in blue sleepwear. “It was much easier not having to dress them!” she says.
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What is Tuina?
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(Pronounced “Twee nah”) TUINA (Classical TCM Massage Therapy) is a manual technique aimed at enhancing health and treating various clinical conditions. It is one of the most commonly used modalities in the practice of traditional Chinese medicine and is now practised worldwide. Tuina involves using bodywork (such as massage and acupressure) to stimulate the flow of vital energy throughout the body. Tuina has been used in China for over 2000 years and may be used as the primary therapy for a range of conditions including the treatment of chronic pain, musculoskeletal conditions and stress-related disorders that affect the digestive and/or respiratory systems, neck pain, shoulder pain, back pain, sciatica and tennis elbow,
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Bucklands Beach Intermediate School offers a comprehensive curriculum grounded in the National Curriculum Framework and aligned to International Baccalaureate PYP Scope and Sequence documents that cater for students of all abilities and learning styles. Students have the security of a homeroom teacher for the majority of their learning in the main subject areas of English, mathematics, science, technology, social studies, the arts and health and physical education. We value and pride ourselves on authentic learning situations to cater for international minded lifelong learners.
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SALE OF LIQUOR ACT 1989 SECTION 64 (3) Renewal Club Pakuranga Rugby League Community Sports Club Incorporated has made application to the Auckland Council District Licensing Agency (Manukau Office) for the Renewal of a Club Licence in respect of the premises situated at William Roberts Road, Pakuranga and known as Pakuranga Rugby League Community Sports Club. The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Sports Club. The days of which and hours during which liquor is to be sold under the licence are: Monday to Saturday 12noon to 12 midnight, Sunday 12 noon to 10pm. The application may be inspected during the ordinary office hours at the Auckland Council District Licensing Agency, (Manukau Service Centre) Ground floor, Kotuku House, 4 Osterley Way, Manukau City. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the grant of the application may, not later than 10 working days after the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the Auckland Council District Licensing Agency, Manukau Service Centre, Private Bag 76-917 Manukau City 2241. This is the first publication of this notice.
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SITUATIONS VACANT
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Lollipops Educare Botany Junction
We are seeking a qualified and fully registered ECE teacher for our dynamic preschool team. CD231842
Please email your CV to: natasha@ledu.co.nz for further information
General Staff Fresh Food Vacancies Howick New World
TEACHER AIDE Fixed Term Position
STOREPERSON
We are seeking a warm, energetic and positive person to be one of the welcoming faces of our exciting school. The successful applicant will have customer service experience and will be able to demonstrate highly developed skills in this key aspect of the work. Some secretarial skills will be an advantage but above all the ideal candidate will be able to multi task, be keen to learn and relish working in a busy, vibrant school environment. For a position description and application form please contact plyness@mhjc.school.nz Applications close at mid day on Friday 3rd July 2015
We require a HEALTHY, MOTIVATED, ENERGETIC and RELIABLE person to join a young friendly team in our busy East Tamaki warehouse. THE POSITION WOULD SUIT SOMEONE FAIRLY NEW TO THE WORKFORCE WITH BASIC WAREHOUSING SKILLS
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TIDY APPEARANCE and A GOOD COMMAND OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE is essential. Job involves PICKING OF ORDERS, GENERAL WAREHOUSE DUTIES and some HEAVY LIFTING. Must have a FULL DRIVER LICENCE and OSH FORK HOIST CERTIFICATE preferred. Please send your CV by email:
lisa@attwoods.co.nz
Please note: We are not accepting phone applications.
SCIENCE LABORATORY ASSISTANT A part time vacancy exists for a Science Laboratory Assistant to work with our Laboratory Technician for 15 hours per week during term time - 39 weeks. Hours to be negotiated. We require a person with a passion for supporting teachers in the delivery of quality science programmes at the college. Experience and/or a relevant science background would be a distinct advantage. An application form is available by emailing Shelley Ross on sross@pakuranga.school.nz Applications close on Thursday, 2 July 2015 Phone 534 7159 www.pakuranga.school.nz
Ph: 271 8055 • Fax: 271 8056 • Email classifieds@times.co.nz
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or by post to: Job Vacancy, PO Box 204 207, Highbrook, Auckland 2161, Attn: Lisa
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Please call or email for an application pack: jobs@bonneys.co.nz or call Brian: 09 5264607 to register your interest
We are looking for a suitably qualified person for the position of Assistant Manager in our established 24 hour fitness club located in Highland Park. This is a part time position with between 15 – 20 hours per week. Hours includes some evening, and Saturday morning shifts. Assistant Managers are encouraged to take full advantage of the club and also establish their own Personal Training business within the club. If you believe this opportunity is for you, email your CV to alan.spiller@xtra.co.nz today
Mission Heights Junior College
GOOD WAGES AND CONDITIONS, IMMEDIATE START.
Please call or email for an application pack: jobs@bonneys.co.nz or call Brian: 09 5264607 to register your interest
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
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Playing a key part in the maintenance of the company's own fleet your duties will include vehicle serving, Repairs, COF work and general mechanical tasks. A role not for the faint-hearted, in addition to being safety conscious movtivated, reliable, with a positive attitude, you'll need to: Preferably have a class 5 license Be able to work unsupervised Have current mechanical experence of trucks and trailers Have a Mechanical enginnering trade cert or similar (would be prefered) Have experience welding and fabrication
Howick Workshop No need to battle the traffic, work local, live local
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Requirements for these positions are: Class five drivers license with truck and trailer experience A minimum of 12 months recent experience driving heavy combinations An understanding of the importance of safety in the work place Self-motivated and a team player Ideally have previous experience working on country roads
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Due to our continued growth and development, we have an opportunity available for a Qualified Heavy Diesel Mechanic to join a friendly and supportive team.
Full training will be given to successful candidates.
Part-time Monday to Friday 2 hours per day. P endorsement essential. Start Date 20 July 2015. Please email applications to: Fiona Maloney at fionam@howickint.school.nz Applications close 10 July 2015.
A Teacher Aide is required for 18 hours per week for the Terms 3 and 4, 2015. Experience in supporting students is required. This is a fixed term position for 2015. Applications close 1st July 2015 CV’s to: The Business Manager Botany Downs Secondary College 575 Chapel Road, Botany Downs d.bellette@bdsc.school.nz
LW Bonney & Sons Ltd, established since 1946 are always on the lookout for top operators. Joining our stable close-knit team could be the best career choice you ever make!
We are seeking Class Five drivers for inter factory transfers in the Northland, Auckland and Waikato regions. This work is anticipated to commence in August and you will be required to work on rostered shifts.
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“NW Howick would like to thank the local community for welcoming us in the neighbourhood, our store has been open for 6 months and we are proud of our team and the fantastic customer service that we deliver”. We have positions available in our Fresh Foods Departments and are looking for an outgoing enthusiastic, customer focused individual to join our team. Preference will be given to applicants with high presentation standards, highly self-motivated and with excellent communication skills to complement an already efficient and successful team. To apply send your CV directly to Howick New World or email: jeanette.cuenca@nw.co.nz Applications close 20th July 2015
Family owned business - great people
Expressions of interest are being sought for Fixed Term Milk Tanker Driving Positions
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Milk Tanker Drivers
Wanted for a small rest home in Howick. To be a successful candidate, you will need NZ aged care experience, current APC and a good understanding of Dementia. If you are flexible and patient with elderly residents, please email your cover letter and CV to:
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Experience in an aluminium joinery factory doing basic fabrication is highly preferred and would almost guarantee you a job. The job itself involves the assembly of window and door frames, sashes, glazing and the fitting of hardware. For both roles, you will be keen, strong, able, reliable and have the ability to work unsupervised. You must have the legal right to work in New Zealand and have good written/ verbal English. The work is plentiful with overtime regularly available for the right applicants. Please contact Mark on 916 4695 to register your interest.
REGISTERED NURSE Part Time
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Email: cath@botanydoctor.co.nz
Personal Trainers
We have a great opportunity for a suitably qualified and enthusiastic Personal Trainer in one of our established 24 hour, East Auckland fitness clubs. If you have the skill and desire to succeed as a Personal Trainer, email your CV to alan.spiller@xtra.co.nz today
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Seeking a fit, energetic person to operate our timber cutting machines. Must have machinery experience, have an eye for detail and a very high level of safety consciousness. Role involves preparing all timber to required width and length. Applicant must have machine experience, although training will be given.
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Botany Doctor is seeking an experienced General Practice Nurse Registered Nurse to join our professional, friendly practice.
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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
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A large East Tamaki based aluminium joinery company is further seeking more staff for their busy operation with immediate start. We are a strong, reliable, safety conscious company that is well respected in the industry.
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K.L. Transport is a young, energetic family owned and operated business looking for the right person to complete our team. The right candidate will need to: � Have a clean Class 2 licence � A good knowledge of the Auckland area � Be physically fit as lifting is involved � Have excellent communication skills � Display pride and passion in their work � Be punctual and reliable � Be willing to go the extra mile � Be committed to growing with us � Full training and uniform supplied If this is you please contact M’shell on 021 404401 for further details
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AMERON Jago is heading to the second of what he hopes is many appearances at the BMX world championships. The 15-year-old Pakuranga College pupil finished third in the New Zealand championships in Christchurch in April, with a place in the top 16 enough to qualify for the worlds. “I got a really bad gate, then there was a crash on the first corner,” he recalls. “I went around it and kept passing everyone else that was still in the race to get third.” Cameron started riding BMX when he was seven and entered his first competition five years ago. He entered the world championships at Vector Arena in 2013, making the quarter-finals to be in the top 32 in the world. This year has been a breakout season though, being the first time he has made the national final. The result is on the back of an increased commitment to the sport, training up to six days a week on the track at Lloyd Elsmore Park. He also hits the gym at Jetts Highland Park, which has sponsored his world championship tilt along with Cycle Xpress in Panmure and Chillex Services. The amplified dedication has made a big difference to his speed, as well as his mental game.
“Confidence is one of the main factors in sport. I deal with my nerves a lot better now.” Cameron Jago
“I was a lot more confident this year,” he says. “Last year I was nervous and didn’t really believe in myself. “Confidence is one of the main factors in sport. I deal with my nerves a lot better now.” Cameron is one of six riders from the Mountain Raiders club among 57 Kiwis competing in the world champs, which are being staged in Belgium next month. BMX New Zealand’s executive officer Dion Earnest says: “Cameron is extremely laid back and fun loving but once he puts his mind to things he’s extremely fast. “He has really grown in the past two years.” ■ Cameron has set up a fundraiser on the Givealittle page to raise money for the flights, accommodation and gear he needs for the world championships. To donate, go to givealittle. co.nz/cause/cameronjago.
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Fiji bound COCKLE Bay’s Matt Ridenton is in the 30-man Wellington Phoenix squad travelling to Fiji for the inaugural Fiji Airways preseason tour. The tour will see the Wellington Phoenix take on the Fiji National team and Phoenix Premiers face the Fiji U23 team in four matches played across two venues on two match days, on Saturday in Suva and next Tuesday in Ba. The Wellington Phoenix squad comprises 14 contracted players, including Ridenton, but excludes Roy Krishna who will play for the Fijian national team. The remaining 16 players will come from the club’s wider squad which includes eight academy players.
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simultaneously streaming all the action. The online option also offers a special preview, daily highlights programmes, as well as replays of the match of the day, so viewers can re-live all the top moments as it suits them. TVNZ’s head of content Jeff Latch says: “A fantastic opportunity was offered to us to bring Wimbledon back to TVNZ. We’re proud to give Kiwi tennis fans the chance to watch one of the most famous tennis tournaments in the world, free to air - as it happens. Wimbledon runs from Tuesday June 30 to Saturday July 11, from 12am to 6am on TV One, and from 1am to 6am on July 12-13. If the televised match runs past the scheduled time, viewers can pick up the action on TVNZ OnDemand until end of play. There is no play on Monday, July 8 unless weather disruptions postpone matches earlier in the week.
Winless at awards HOWICK Bowling Club is The Color Purple of this year’s Auckland Bowls awards. Despite having nine finalists across five categories, Howick came away from the ceremony at The Maritime Room on the Auckland Viaduct with no winners. The film The Color Purple was up for 11 Academy award nominations in 1985, but received no Oscars.
Local All Blacks PAKURANGA United’s Charlie Piutau and Malakai Fekitoa have been named in the first All Blacks squad of 2015 for the Samoa test and Rugby
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Championship. The squad is made up of 22 forwards (three hookers, six props, five locks and seven loose forwards) and 19 backs (three halfbacks, four first fiveeighths, five midfielders and seven outside backs) and will again be captained by All Blacks skipper Richie McCaw. “We have selected a large squad of 41 players, partly through necessity, with two New Zealand teams still involved in the Super Rugby competition,” says head coach Steve Hansen. Piutau already has 14 All Blacks caps while Fekitoa will add to his tally of eight. Hansen said the “immediate focus” was preparing for the historic test against Samoa in Apia on July 8. “We are looking forward to taking on that particular challenge and we know it will be a passionate Samoan side and a pretty special occasion.” Hansen confirmed the team to play Samoa would not include any players from any New Zealand teams which make it through to the Super Rugby Final. “Following the Samoa Test, Argentina, South Africa and Australia will again bring their own unique strengths to each contest and we look forward to playing them over the weeks ahead.”
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ARON Smith’s brilliance against the Chiefs in orchestrating the Highlanders’ march to this weekend’s Super Rugby semi-ďŹ nal against the dangerous Waratahs conďŹ rmed his status as the world’s best halfback. Renowned for his bullet pass and an improved kicking game, it was his fast breaks which set up stunning tries to dynamic right wing Waisake Naholo who, on Sunday, became one of ďŹ ve new All Blacks among the 41 named by the NZ selectors. With ďŹ rst ďŹ ve Lima Sopoaga also named to join Naholo, Malakai Fekitoa, Aaron and Ben Smith, the Highlanders now have ďŹ ve All Blacks as just reward for their outstanding form. Much harder to justify is the Crusaders representation of 13 (Codie Taylor, Wyatt Crockett, Owen Franks, Joe Moody, Sam Whitelock, Luke Romano, Richie McCaw, Matt
Todd, Kieran Read, Dan Carter, Colin Slade, Ryan Crotty and Israel Dagg) when they failed to make the six-team playoffs. However, there can be no argument about the table-topping Hurricanes’ tally of 12 with James Broadhurst and Nehe Milner-Skudder joining Dane Coles, Ben Franks, Victor Vito, Jeremy Thrush, TJ Perenara, Beauden Barrett, Ma’a Nonu, Conrad Smith, Julian Savea and Cory Jane. Hikawera Elliot, Brodie Retallick, Sam Cane, Liam Messam, Tawera Kerr-Barlow, and Sonny Bill Williams gives the Chiefs six, one more than the Blues who have forwards Tony Woodcock, Keven Mealamu, Charlie Faumuina, and Jerome Kaino and Charles Piutau as their only back. It’s nice that the selectors have retained Piutau despite their disappointment at him having signed to play for Ulster next year although he will face stiff competition for a
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World Cup wing or fullback starting spot from Savea, Naholo, Ben Smith, Milner-Skudder and Dagg. Meanwhile, with the Brumbies having to travel from South Africa
after their impressive 39-19 win against the Stormers, the Hurricanes should convert their huge home advantage with a semi-ďŹ nal win in Wellington. The brave Highlanders face a much tougher but not impossible task against the Waratahs where the backline brilliance of Sopoaga, Fekitoa, Naholo and the two Smiths will be matched by that of Bernard Foley, Kurtley Beale and Israel Folau. Meanwhile, with Sir John Kirwan resigning as Blues coach, fans will be hoping Tana Umaga accepts the challenge to revitalise a team that is sorely in need of the kiss of life. In ďŹ nally deciding to fall on his sword, former Japan coach Kirwan has made the best decision in his three-year tenure with the Blues where his results failed to match his passion for the job. In fairness, untimely injuries to Jerome Kaino, Patrick Tuipulotu,
Agnew’s Angle Tony Woodcock, Charlie Faumuina and Steven Luatua seriously blunted forward power. But the failure to produce a cohesive backline was a telling indictment on getting his players to gel. While former All Blacks captain Umaga never wanted to rush into a Super Rugby head coaching role, he has served a good apprenticeship with Counties Manukau in guiding them to a Ranfurly Shield tenure for the ďŹ rst time in their history. A man with his feet ďŹ rmly planted on the ground and a good head on his shoulders, Umaga has the mana and ability to lead the Blues back to the Promised Land from the pits of Hell to which they have fallen. It may not happen overnight, but it will happen, provided he is given a free hand to whistle his own tune.
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1A grade: Saint Kentigern 76 Tangaroa 0. Top four: St Kents 33, Auckland Grammar 31, King’s 26, Mt Albert Grammar 26. This Saturday at 12.35pm: St Kents (home) v Mt Albert Grammar. 1B grade: Macleans 15 Edgewater 0, One Tree Hill 17 Botany Downs 12, Pakuranga 12 Howick 5. 1C grade: Sancta Maria beat Rutherford by default. This Saturday at midday (home team first): Macleans v St Pauls, Liston v Botany, Avondale v Howick, Edgewater v Mt Roskill, Marcellin v Pakuranga, Sancta Maria v Waitakere.
Howick Pakuranga Netball Centre premier 1 grade: Pakuranga United 32 Pohutukawa Coast 21, Shelly Park 39 Wakaaranga 37, Mellons Bay 48 Shelly Park 2 24. This Saturday: Mellons Bay v Pohutukawa Coast, 10.30am; Wakaaranga v Shelly Park 2, 12pm; Shelly Park 1 v Pakuranga United, 2pm.
Maiden champions Saint Kentigern College’s premier girls’ hockey team are Auckland champions for the ďŹ rst time. St Kents drew 1-1 with Diocesan in the ďŹ nal, meaning both teams were named joint winners. It was also the ďŹ rst time St Kents had been in the decider.
Football NRFL women’s premier: Norwest 4 Fencibles 0. This Friday at 7pm: Fencibles v Glenfield, William Green Domain. NRFL men’s division two, this Saturday at 2.45pm: Fencibles v Te Atatu, Riverhills Park.
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Club rugby Premier grade Alan McEvoy Trophy: Pakuranga 15 (Dwayne Polataivao 2 tries, Nick Smith 1 conversion 1 penalty) Waitemata 10. Top four: University 16, Grammar TEC 14, Pakuranga 13, Ponsonby 10. Portola Trophy: East Tamaki bye. Top four: College Rifles 19, Eden 14, East Tamaki 10, Suburbs 9. This Saturday at 2.45pm: Pakuranga (away) v University, East Tamaki (away) v Suburbs.
Rugby league Premier grade Fox Memorial Shield: Howick 34 Northcote 14. Top four: Papakura 18, Mt Albert 16, Point Chevalier 16, Marist 12. Howick, 9 (seventh). Sharman Cup: Hibiscus Coast 8 Pakuranga 30. Top four: Te Atatu 19, East Coast Bays 16, Richmond 16, Pakuranga, 14. This Saturday at 2.30pm: Howick (away) v Otahuhu, Pakuranga (away) v Waitemata. HOWICK HORNETS’ TRENT BISHOP Photo supplied / Graham Alderton
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Live local, play local By DANIEL SILVERTON
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HE days of south-east Auckland’s best young sportspeople being lured to clubs outside the area are gone. That was the battle cry at the launch of the Pakuranga Rugby Development Foundation (PRDF) last Friday. The foundation has been formed to ensure the clubs who have been responsible for fostering up-andcoming talent have the service of those players beyond secondary school. “We want to make sure that, in particular rugby players but not just rugby players, who have come through the grades in the area that there is a vehicle for them to be able to stay and be involved with the clubs that they played their junior sport for,” says PRDF chairman Graeme Heaphy, who is joined by three other trustees with a wealth of business and sports administration experience. “We have instances of boys who have come through the rugby club and played all their junior grade football there, then gone to secondary schools and been wooed away to other clubs, and other provinces for that matter.” The foundation will
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FUTURE FOCUSSED: Trustees of the Pakuranga Rugby Development Foundation, from left, John East, Graeme Heaphy, Mike Anderson.
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whatever, they will be eligible to apply for grants. “We want to keep the young people of this area in this area.” Trustee John East says: “While we can’t remunerate under the amateur code, we can certainly help with tertiary and trade edu-
cation to help these kids along the way with fees. “We’ll be calling for not just elite sportspeople, but young leaders of the future to be recipients. “We have a stringent set of criteria for the application of candidates and there will be a board that will evaluate those applications.” The criteria includes academic merit, sporting potential and involvement in community activities. The foundation, which has charitable trust status, is aiming to build a capital fund of around $500,000, which through interest and investments will generate income to support the players they identify. It hopes to provide around three grants per year, worth up to $5000 each, which can be put towards fees and other education costs, such as tools for apprenticeships. The fund will be the product of personal and corporate donations, charitable trust grants, bequests and gifts. It already has a sizeable pot from the proceeds of Pakuranga United’s 50th anniversary celebration and some anonymous donations. “So we have a bit of a fighting fund with enough money to do brochures, set up a website and get things rolling,” says East. It is hoped that the first round of applicants will be called for at the end of 2016.
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