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‘Historic’ grant for harbour clean-up u by Paul Campbell

The government’s allocation of $100 million to clean up the Kaipara Harbour has been hailed as “the biggest single step in environmental conservation we have ever had, and truly historic.”

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p Riparian planting as seen at Tinopai will be stepped up around the harbour

Kaipara Mayor Jason Smith commented after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced the massive increase to an earlier planned $12 million for fencing and riparian planting along Kaipara estuaries. Kaipara receives the lion’s share of a $162 million programme to improve waterways across the country. Projects Ms Adern said were also about marketing New Zealand’s clean, green image to attract trade and, when borders reopen, tourism. “For the many communities and marae that sit next to the harbour who

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KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

Te Kopuru’s creative connection

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p The children at Te Kopuru School and their teachers joined together last week as part of their annual Matariki celebrations to show appreciation to community members through special works of art they created. Principal Lee Anderson says due to the extraordinary circumstances of Covid-19, she chose the theme Reflection, Hope and Connection. “The students spent time in reflection of their learning and showing gratitude for what we have. Hope is for a positive future, and we connected with family, friends and community. The children spent a busy week creating different art forms of te ao Maori under the kaupapa of nga taonga, which were gifted to the essential workers in our community.”

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p The Cheviot Street Reserve in Mangawhai has had a makeover. Last weekend 24 Mangawhai locals put on their gumboots, picked up their spades and added 250 native trees to the Cheviot Street Reserve. “The strength of this initiative is that it is community-led,” said Belinda Vernon, a Cheviot Street local. “Green space is special. We need more of it — but we also need to look after the green spaces we have. The turnout on Sunday shows how keen we all are to care for the areas around us.” Working bees take place on the first Monday of each month. The next planting day will be on Sunday, August 16. For more information, contact Belinda Vernon 027 557 0845.

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p Maungaturoto residents Richard and Diana Moore decided to have a mid-winter break and time away with their family at Omaha Beach last week. “What better thing to do as an artist family than make a dragon sand sculpture as a relaxing activity together with Miles Regal, our daughters Anna and Jessica and two-year-old granddaughter Mirren. Mirren was given the choice of a dragon, sandcastle or mermaid. Obviously, she chose the dragon. Except for an inquisitive dog or two standing on its head, the dragon was kept intact even through to the evening.”

Tip protest gathers pace u by Paul Campbell

A protest march or hikoi to Auckland Council in opposition to an extensive landfill for the city’s rubbish in the Dome Valley is set for Friday, July 17 with the actual march to take place from Albert Park in Auckland to Aotea Square and the steps of the council building. Beginning at 11am, there will be opening speeches. The protest is being organised by the Fight the Tip movement, which spearhead objections and petitions against the Chinese-owned Waste Management Ltd application for use of a 1,000-hectare site in the Hoteo River catchment area that flows to Kaipara Harbour. It has been supported by Ngati Whatua who with FTT is currently working on transportation, with buses to Auckland from Dargaville, Wellsford, Helensville and other locations around the harbour. Ngati Whatua is asking participants in the hikoi to p Mikaera Miru from Tinopai is a Fight the Tip organiser ‘please keep an eye on our iwi website ngatiwhatua.iwi.nz or our iwi intention is unclear in light of the tip Facebook page and Fight the Tip, Protect plan. It is to be hoped it will have some the Dome Facebook for updates.’ bearing on the outcome,” he said. The iwi plans to present a petition to Ngati Whatua CEO, Alan Riwaka, says the march continues even in light of Mayor Phil Goff calling for the landfill the government’s $100 million plan to to be vetoed to protect waterways clean up the harbour. “The government’s and environment. ¢

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‘Historic’ grant for harbour clean-up “It’s estimated about 200 new jobs will be needed for direct work on farms — fencing, water reticulation of streams and wetlands, preparing and planting land, weeding and hill country stabilisation. Another 100 jobs will be required in the rural sector for nurseries, fencing manufacture and farm advisory services.” Auckland Mayor Phil Goff welcomed the funding. “This contribution meets an urgent environmental need. The harbour is an important fish breeding area, and there is a need to stop further damage and to repair the ecosystem. It’s the biggest step that has ever been taken to help mitigate that damage and dramatically reduce sediment flowing into the harbour.

“The remediation programme now needs commitment by regional bodies, marae and hapu, landowners and the community to make restoration of the harbour a reality.” Willie Wright, from the Integrated Kaipara Harbour Management Group, said the same outcome is sought by everyone: “by iwi and hapu, by farmers, by our many land-care and community groups, by councils, by industry groups, and by the government.” ¢

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Forestry Bill deeply flawed u by Matt King, Member of Parliament for Northland

Last month the Environment Select Committee issued its report on Shane Jones’ Forests bill ahead of the bill’s second reading. That the bill emerged from the select committee largely unchanged is deeply unsettling. If passed into law, the bill will allow an unknown entity, The Forestry Authority, to dictate to forest owners and we have many in Kaipara — where, when, to whom and even if, forest owners can sell their logs. The bill has been rightly slammed by those forestry owners and as being draconian, ill-considered and insidious. Some have even called it a sop to Northland and Jones’ electoral ambitions up here. That last point is contingent on the bill being a good thing. Shane Jones says that under the act mum and dad forestry owners will get reliable advice about when to harvest their trees and when to harvest them. I submit that most forestry owners know that already. What Mr Jones is not telling us is that his bill will have a chilling effect on forestry investment, both internationally and domestically. Who would want to invest in anything

that is so rigidly controlled by the government that its very viability would be questionable at best? Nowhere in the select committee report and supporting documents is there any information about how existing forestry owners will be economically impacted. Nor is there even an attempt to identify the problem they are trying to solve — if there is one. However, what I find most unsettling is that here again, we have a bill rushed through parliament under urgency, without proper scrutiny and ill-conceived by a government seemingly hellbent on controlling every aspect of our lives. Even this would be (vaguely) palatable if we had the confidence of knowing that it was coming from a government that knows what it is doing. I suggest it would take a change of government for that to happen.

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A crafty experience u by Ann van Engelen

Run by volunteers, the Wednesday craft group caters for intellectually and physically disabled people, run by community volunteers as a way to provide a creative outlet in Dargaville.

p Peter, Newell and Tiffany appreciate being a part of the Wednesday Crafts group and learning artistic skills

“The idea started when soldiers returned from war. There was a gap in communities, so the initiative was used to offer creative time to others as well,” says volunteer Bev Hart. “The group started in Dargaville in 2012 for people with various disabilities, including stroke and accident victims. They really enjoy themselves. One attendee has had amazing improvement in his social behaviour. “A girl was a car accident victim and loves her weekly craft session while an older lady comes to sit and knit. Older people love having somewhere to come. It is a good fit for people who wouldn’t otherwise have the chance to get out in our community.

“We create a variety of pieces including mini wall hangings, art, wool work and basic weaving. “We need more volunteers for support in the kitchen, hands-on help and craft teachers. We enjoy helping a worthwhile cause so other people can enjoy their day. We get to pass on our knowledge as we give back to the community. “We are also continuing this term through the school holidays. It is $6 a person for the craft, morning tea and lunch held at Greenways Community Centre, 43 Tirarau Street, Dargaville every Wednesday from 10am to 12.30pm.” For more information — contact Bev Hart on 021 250 6776. ¢

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Despite anecdotal evidence of overflowing gauges across the district following recent heavy rains the Dargaville area has only had 50 per cent of the usual rainfall expected and the weather outlook threatens another dry summer ahead.

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Kaipara District Council has no plans to increase its debt by accessing more spending money following a decision by the Local Government Funding Agency to increase debt limits by 300 per cent of revenue. The agency says raising the debt cap will free up hundreds of millions of dollars for councils to deal with infrastructure projects and heed calls from small businesses desperate for rates freezes and rates holidays in the wake of the Covid-19 emergency lockdowns. However, Kaipara Mayor Jason Smith says council has no intention of increasing its debt levels, after making a good recovery from a critical point several years ago with cost blowouts on the Mangawhai wastewater project. That event and millions of debt dollars led to the appointment of crown commissioners to run Kaipara’s T, WORK, P EA L Y,

“It’s been a wet month and the water supply situation is improving in most parts of Northland, though the recent downpours have not been evenly distributed with most favouring the east of the region,” said Northern Regional Council resources monitoring manager, Jason Donaghy. “Both Kaitaia and Dargaville have had about half the rain they would p NRC hydrology monitoring officer Marcus Schlesier checks river levels usually have had by mid-year, Kaikohe had about 60%, Whangarei 68% Mr Donaghy said a dry winter in and Kerikeri 70%. 2018 followed by a dry year in 2019 “It’s a relief that dam levels are rising, were the perfect set-up conditions for aquifers are recovering, most rivers the exceptionally dry weather we’ve and streams are now running above had. “The storms and downpours we’re drought flows, and the grass is growing having this winter are vital because again. However, we’re not out of this they will determine how Northland’s yet. The pressure’s easing for now, but rivers and aquifers cope with the MetService predicts a prevailing ridge following summer. Data from NRC’s automated river of high pressure that will make July to September much drier than usual. We’re level and rainfall monitoring systems likely to be going into summer with way is published approximately every two hours at nrc.govt.nz/riversandrain. ¢ less water than we’ll need.”

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affairs until a newly elected council took office in 2016. The KDC has now recovered to being mid-ranked in New Zealand councils in terms of debt. “If the government changes the rules, we are still committed to sticking to our plan, and we have taken significant steps to stabilise and reduce our debt level. Council and Kaipara is tracking really well at present,” Dr Smith said. The LGFA says high growth councils like Auckland, Hamilton, and Tauranga were already within spitting distance of debt limits before Covid-19 because runaway population growth required them to make major upfront investments in infrastructure.

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Changes to ASB banking

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The Dargaville branch of ASB will remain open as the bank shifts its focus to helping customers online and over the phone with nine branches across the country permanently closing.

A free Matariki fire and circus arts show is planned for the arrival of the ‘seven sisters’ star cluster in our skies, heralding the start of the traditional Maori calendar for another year. Circus Kumarani welcome all their friends and neighbours to enjoy the spectacle of choreographed music, acrobatics, skill and fire.

“ASB has always been part of the community landscape in New Zealand. I am pleased to confirm that our Dargaville branch will open from reduced hours and days to every weekday by Monday, August 3, to best service our customers in the Kaipara region for the long-term,” says ASB’s executive general manager retail banking, Craig Sims. “During lockdown our team at Dargaville has been working hard to support the community, as well as Kiwis around the country, either over the phone, online or at busier branches, to help Kiwis get through the impacts of Covid-19. They are now looking forward to being back on-site to meet our local Kaipara community needs. “In the past five years at ASB we have seen a 42 per cent decline in branch transactions, and 85 per cent of our personal customers prefer the convenience of our online and mobile services. “We know this is an uncertain time for our people, customers and the community, and this is why we are moving to a way of banking that allows us to be more flexible and able to respond to the needs of our customers. “We have no current plans to close any more branches. We do regularly review our branch network to ensure we are providing the best service for our customers, when and where they need it.”

p Craig Sims, general manager retail banking at the ASB

Twenty-five branches nationwide will permanently move to operating three days a week from 9am–4.30pm by Monday, August 3. “Along with the priority hour between 9am and 10am, the priority phone line 0800 272 119 for customers 65 years plus and those who need extra support will remain in place. “The Dargaville branch is currently open Monday, Tuesday and Friday 10am– 4.30pm. It will be open Monday to Friday 10am–4.30pm by Monday, August 3.” ¢

This year, with major Matariki gatherings interrupted by the Covid lockdown of autumn, Circus Kumarani has stepped in to ensure festivities for this impor tant cultural occasion are both free and spectacular. Newly-recruited circus manager Tania has been extremely busy working with both seasoned veterans of the circus arts, and also a keen bunch of kids who have been practising their skills as part of Kumarani’s p Flames and fun will light up the night thanks to Circus Kumarani’s free show on July 18 Photo by Sarah Evans free school holiday programme in Dargaville and Paparoa. with the ‘breakout’ kids’ performance On Saturday, July 18, preparations at 4.30pm. for a multi-faceted circus-themed As darkness falls the fires will be lit, show based on the mythos of the music will play, and the Kumarani Matariki will come to fruition at 15 troupe will dazzle and amaze with Onslow Street, near Selwyn Park’s their artistic presentation, featuring public pools. From 4pm there will fire dancing, juggling, acrobatics and be market stalls and food to enjoy, much more. ¢

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Agenda 1 Minutes of last year’s Annual Meeting in July 2019 2 Matters Arising 3 Presentation of the Trust’s Annual Report to Beneficiaries for the year ending 31 March 2020 4 Appointment of an Auditor for the 2020/2021 Financial Year 5 Report on Code of Practice 6 General Business In accordance with S100 of the Electricity Industry Act 2010 the Consolidated Financial Statements of the Trust for the year ended 31 March 2020 and the Auditors Report on those financial statements are available for inspection, Monday to Friday, between 8.30am and 5pm at the office of the secretary (details below) and at www.northpower.com. Plus Chartered Accountants 134 Bank Street Whangarei Phone: 09 438 3322 In accordance with S102 of the Electricity Industry Act 2010 - s(2) every beneficiary has one vote - s(3) The quorum for the annual meeting is 20 beneficiaries.

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A new Liquid Self Service Laundromat offering the latest smart card payment technology has opened its doors at 66 Victoria Street, Dargaville.

For the past five years, George Beazley of Te Wai Ora Coachlines has been bringing people north to Dargaville from Auckland and ferrying locals south to the big city.

Owners Mike and Steve Baker say using the on-site Liquid Card is simple and fuss free. Simply purchase the card on-site and top up to your desired value using the value add centre — a $1 one-off charge. “The services are very affordable with washing from just $4 and dryers from $4 for 25 minutes, which will dry up to three loads of washing. “Plus, by doing all your washing away from home, you can lower your monthly electricity bills and save your water and time. “The eco-friendly washing machines come in 8kg, 18kg and 28kg sizes — with the large washers ideal for bulky, heavy-duty items like feather duvets, mink

blankets, sports gear, curtains and bulk family washing. “The commercial large and extra-large washers and dryers are ideal for families and mothers to save time as they can do all their washing and drying for a week in about one-hour saving water and energy.” Dargaville Liquid Self Service Laundromat is open 24 hours, seven days a week. “With such a great convenient service in a central and easy location, our new Dargaville site is great for locals and businesses alike. “Come in and check out our Liquid Self Service Laundromat — visit liquidlaundromats.co.nz.”

It’s a regular service, which helps bind together families, facilitate business and education and enable folks to get together. Now he’s expanding with a regular morning run to Whangarei. Since the closure of the West Coaster shuttle service to our civic neighbour each morning, commuting workers and students have been at a loss as to how to bridge the roughly 50-kilometre gap between Dargaville and Whangarei. On July 20, a new p The vital road lifeline for passengers is set to reopen between Whangarei and Dargaville this month service, utilising late-model vehicles and able to accommodate both the many kinds of people who need to workers, shoppers and students will take commute each day.” That means the first run at 7.30am, dropping students direct to the road. Mr Beazley says that there’s already to both the boys and girls high schools. public interest in the new service, which This bus returns at 10.30am. A second run was envisioned when West Coaster embarks in Dargaville at 12.30pm, just owner Clive made the decision to after noon, with a return at 4pm. That is so retire from the market just before the that school attendees are not left waiting Covid lockdown. for hours for their ride home. In just under “Families have been approaching two weeks from now, the Te Wai Ora fleet me, asking about the daily service to will be on the road to Whangarei, with Whangarei and whether I could take very reasonable pricing for both adults it up,” he says. “While the lockdown and kids. got in the way, as soon as it was over Further information will be progressively we were able to make plans and put published on their website and here in together a service that will cater to your local newspaper.

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Draft Spatial Plan for Mangawhai — Public Consultation Kaipara District Council engaged Campbell Brown Planning Limited and Urbanismplus Ltd on 9 July 2019 to prepare a Spatial Plan for Mangawhai using the “Inquiry-by-Design” method. This Spatial Plan is informed by all the existing Plans and Reports available for Mangawhai. The Spatial Plan seeks to provide a roadmap for managing growth in Mangawhai over the next 30 years. It will feed into both the proposed District Plan and the Infrastructure Strategy. An opinion survey was conducted over the December/January period to capture views of both the permanent residents and the visiting residents. This resulted in responses highlighting: • Those areas that make Mangawhai unique need to be protected. • The need to provide for better housing choice and affordable options. • Single dwellings were preferred but smaller sections would be acceptable. • Medium density areas should be identified and limited. • Support to contain the growth in Mangawhai and not to expand in the rural hinterland • Rationalisation of the lifestyle areas around Mangawhai and retention and enhancement of ecological values. • Business and employment to be retained in existing areas and new opportunities provided.

• Retention of the open space and walkways, and enhancement of community facility and playing fields. With the aid of these responses the Draft Spatial Plan for Mangawhai was developed and adopted by council for final consultation with the public. The Plan promotes the Vision to: • Protect Mangawhai’s natural coastal setting; • Offer diverse and affordable living and working choices; and to • Celebrate local Iwi cultural heritage, The Spatial Plan is divided into the following chapters • Natural environment • Iwi and Cultural • Three Waters • Living environment • Community • Employment • Transport These chapters identify physical development areas and also make recommendations for actions and describe the potential options for the new District Plan.

Draft Sub-Regional Spatial Plan for Kaipara District — Public Consultation Kaipara District Council engaged AR & Associates and Resilio Studio to prepare a Sub-Regional Spatial Plan for the whole of the Kaipara District. This Spatial Plan stitches together the spatial planning and economic development projects in the District. It identifies the elements that influence the development and management of the physical environment in the district. The completed Spatial Plans for Dargaville, Maungatūroto, Kaiwaka and Draft Plan for Mangawhai are supplemented with the development potential of smaller settlements and villages especially along the coast and the Kaipara Harbour. The Sub-Regional Spatial Plan identifies the functionality of the various settlements and towns.

The Draft report also identifies some of the major form giving elements such as; Transport, Cultural Landscape, Rural Land-use, Ecological Networks and Land-use capability. Proposals are discussed for the Sub Areas of • North Kaipara • Central Kaipara and West Coast • Poutō Peninsula and • Kaipara Harbour The opinions of the public are being sought on the SubRegional Spatial Plan and in particular on the development opportunities. The proposals do not indicate what will happen in an area but what the potential is.

Consultations for both these draft plans are open from Monday 06 July - Friday 31 July 2020 You can let us know your thoughts at:

www.kaipara.govt.nz/haveyoursay Please feel free to contact the Council’s Customer Service Representatives on 0800 727 059 or visit our website www.kaipara.govt.nz for more information.

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Celebrating valuable volunteers New season a sure shot u by Ann van Engelen

u by Andy Bryenton

The team at the St John Op Shop in Kaiwaka joined together with community members to celebrate the work volunteers do for various organisations.

Netball season got off to a chilly but enthusiastic start in Dargaville last Wednesday as teams from the western Kaipara gathered at Sportsville, Dargaville, for the inaugural grading competition.

“A lot of groups rely on volunteers, and without them, many organisations wouldn’t financially survive. They are extremely important no matter what they do particularly in the outlying rural areas,” says shop manager Dianne Wright. “We went to the Three Furlongs hotel for a beautiful mid-winter Christmas dinner with area committee members. St John Northland patron Richard Blundell p Brigid, Ortrud and Diane at St John Op Shop in Kaiwaka say they enjoy being a part of the nationwide St John community presented various awards including Trevor Brljevich’s gold medal “I became manager here in October for more than 50 years service. Service last year, and it has been very eyeawards were given to volunteers Priscilla opening. Those who offer their time Mitchelson and Maureen Johnson. Reg contribute 100 per cent into everything Jaques received the very special Priory they do and are willing to do anything to Certificate in appreciation for all he has help. One volunteer joined a year ago to meet people as a newcomer to the done for St John over the years. “Our fire brigades, sports clubs and area. We have a lot of fun and can be other organisations rely heavily on ourselves as we work together. “The stores create a lot of income for the wonderful work volunteers do. We value everyone who supports us, either the ambulance service. I believe many through helping or donating goods to be communities would not accomplish sold. Around 90 per cent of the funds as much without volunteer helpers. raised from our store stays in the local They certainly add to community spirit and achievements.” ¢ Otamatea area.

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No less than 21 teams, spanning Kaihu to Pouto, Dargaville High School to Ruawai and many more, competed in rapid-fire, 20-minute games to impress the ranking officials, who will decide which level each team will compete at in the coming season. It means closer match ups, fairer competition and more of a challenge for the athletes taking part in 2020’s netball action. While the torrential rain of the earlier afternoon had settled to a chilly and intermittent drizzle, hundreds of people turned out to contest a top placement, shake off the ‘rust’ of the off season on court or simply to cheer from the sidelines. A mobile hot coffee caravan kept temperatures and spirits up as the teams rotated through engagements, each 10-minute half hard-fought on both offence and defence. Scorers with clipboards were everywhere, noting top passes, brilliant rebound captures, precise footwork and accurate aim. Coaches and assistants spoken to at the event agreed that this was a more than positive start to the season, with a good turn out and

p Action on the courts was fast and furious as local netball seniors sorted out this year’s competitive grading, undaunted by rain and cold temperatures

some fierce, fast-paced play on display right from the first whistle. It was also clearly apparent what an asset the well lit, clearly marked and well-appointed Sportsville netball complex is to the town; crowded with families enjoying some friendly competition even in the very middle of winter. ¢

SMALL COMMUNITIES INVITED TO PLAN FOR FUTURE What does the future hold for your community? Small communities are invited to input into their spatial plans. Spatial Plans are a birds-eye plan for how their community will develop. What areas should be set aside for housing, industry, agriculture, schools or parks? The Spatial Plan will provide a foundation for building the new District Plan. The sub-regional plan is open for consultation from 6–31July. Council was going out to communities at the beginning of this process however due to Covid-19, several events were cancelled. Drop in sessions will be held for the following communities:

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• Te Kopuru and Pouto Peninsula Communities – Te Kopuru Community Hall, Thursday 16 July, 6pm–8pm • Kaihu, including Aranga, Omamari – Kaihu Rugby Club, Monday 20 July, 6pm–8pm • Baylys Beach – Northern Wairoa Golf Club, Tuesday 21 July, 6pm–8pm Find more information at kaipara.govt.nz/haveyoursay

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TO BUILD OR RENOVATE Learning from winter u by Andy Bryenton

It’s the most miserable time of the year for those of us who dislike the cold. However, the drops, draughts, leaks and creaks, which beset the home during these wild, stormy and soggy months are all telling us something. When the weather attacks, it’s up to us to be our home’s immune system. There are few things as revealing as an infrared camera when it comes to looking beneath the skin of your home in winter. Some companies specialise in using kit like this to track pesky drips and leaks or to find weak points in insulation and cladding. That’s because damp equals cold, and a trickle of water seeping into a tiny crack can show up clear as day on a thermal screen.

Most of the time, however, it’s much easier to spot the telltale signs, which suggest an old or ailing weathertightness regime. Mould on the ceiling could suggest leaks in the tar paper or soggy insulation in the roof cavity. Weeping windows often point to a lack of ventilation, and steam and moisture building up indoors. Most obvious of all are the actual drips and

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doors that don’t quite seal out the winter gales. Take a hard look at the mould, damp and mildew situation when it’s at its worst so that you can plan where to install extractor fans or ventilation. It is even the right time to look at effective expansions of space, such as creating covered outdoor areas, which will be great for entertaining and soaking up the sun in summer but could provide valuable laundry hanging space this time of year. If in doubt, take notes, and spend a little time talking to local experts about their suggestions to warm up that permanently cold room, banish that recurring black mould or slash that heating bill. ¢

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Did you know that in Japan, a bathtub is tall and narrow, and a hot soak is enjoyed standing up? That in Estonia, it’s traditional to enjoy a steam bath and then whip yourself with aromatic evergreen twigs? Those two trends may not take off, but here are three, which are at the cutting edge of bathroom tech right now in New Zealand. First up, the bathroom sauna. It’s an idea that comes from Scandinavia and Russia and involves sitting in high temperatures to sweat away stress and allegedly even kilograms as well. By pouring scented water on hot stones in a compact, in-bathroom sauna (many of which look like a discreet cupboard until the door is opened) you can bathe in cleansing steam, after which a shower really washed away the grime of the day or the week. Some saunas for modern use do away with the stones and feature other heating sources, and the smallest, designed for just one occupant, can be smaller than an old telephone box, easy to install with the help of an electrician. Next is the waterfall and rainfall showerhead, which takes the experience of showering to a different dimension. Some of the widest rainfall showerheads have the span of an umbrella, and really do inundate the bather with a deluge. Switching the flow to a slotted tap in the wall creates a ‘waterfall’ effect, and both of these modes are said to be very therapeutic and refreshing. Of course, a large volume of water is required to create a proper rainfall or waterfall

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TO BUILD OR RENOVATE The tradies’ best mate by Andy Bryenton

When we call for help around the farm or home, there’s often the need for those who respond to bring their office with them, in the form of all the tools, technology and materials needed to get the job done right. In this quest for flexibility, the humble ute has become the weapon of choice. Australia vies with the USA as to who can claim the initial idea of making a flat-decked small utility vehicle out of a car. While the Detroit motor industry pioneered light trucks as early as the 1920s, these were designed for lugging loads in the big cities. Across in Aussie, our neighbours across the ditch were chopping down road cars to make vehicles suitable for the harsh conditions of the bush and farmlands. A favourite conversion was to chop a Rolls Royce and make it into a flat deck. Why desecrate a luxury motor? That’s because the superior engineering used in the Rolls made it able to withstand dust, sand, heat and

terrible roads. These same machines were used as armoured cars in the first world war. By 1936, Ford Australia was offering their own custom factory-built ute. Here in New Zealand, pre-war farm and business ‘chop jobs’ include Daimlers, Lanchesters and even an ambulance or two. Once we got hold of the offerings from Ford and Holden, there was no turning back. Tradespeople from all professions took to the car cab, wellside back deck combo and set out to build post-war suburbia. The alternative US ‘pickup’ style on a ladder chassis has become the norm today but attempts to introduce

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Sadly, the ‘tradies’ ute’ style is now a thing of the past, with the last examples, by Holden, rolling off the production line in 2017. Today, compact pickup trucks dominate, but there’s still a place in our hearts for the little trucks, which so often saved the day, bringing plumbers, electricians, roofers and builders around to solve our problems. ¢

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St John salutes service u by Paul Campbell

St John volunteers serving in the Maungaturoto and Kaiwaka areas have received high-level recognition for their services for many years, at a special dinner to recognise volunteer services across the Northland region. A prestigious Priory Vote of Thanks was presented by St John Northern Region Patron, Richard Blundell, to St John Area Committee volunteer, Reginald Jaques, for service to St John for more than four decades. Mr Jacques was a St John operational volunteer, who served on the frontline of the emergency ambulance service from 1978 to 2002. Since then, he has been a valued area committee member and has contributed significantly to St John’s local fundraising efforts. The award is given to individuals and organisations for conspicuous service

to the Order of St John in New Zealand. It is awarded by the Prior of the Order of St John, Governor-General of New Zealand, Dame Patsy Reddy, on the recommendation of the Priory Chapter. Also recognised with two ultralong service medals recognising 50 years plus of service to were awarded to order members, Vic Rosser and Trevor Brljevich. Mr Rosser has been a dedicated member of the St John event health services team and has given tens of thousands of hours of service. Mr Brljevich served as a St John ambulance officer for 58 years. ¢

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fast. Pilchards are the bait of choice for many, but mullet and squid also get good results. Whatever the catching method, and apart from a good tussle on light tackle, the general aim of a fisher is what ends up on the table. As mentioned, kahawai is a great smoking fish. Be it on a small commercial unit, an expensive all-bells-and-whistles device, or simply a 44-gallon drum with a draught portal and a smokey ti-tree fire below fish suspended on number eight wire hooks at the campsite above the beach. Preparing the kahawai for the

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distress, fright, or pain. That other option is usually to lash out violently, which is pointless when wrangling with machinery and inappropriate with most people, too. Apes in a similar circumstance make the noise that means ‘predators attacking’, so even without real words, it’s a primal instinct to shout the worst thing possible when you’re suddenly injured. Swearing also dulls the pain response and can release endorphins and lower the heart rate. Psychologists think that by taking some kind of action (even just shouting something awful), our brains think we’re back in control of the situation. Everyone does it. Renowned actor Brian Blessed even tells us that he’s heard the Queen drop the ‘f-bomb’. Moreover, here’s the thing. If you’re swearing because you’ve broken something or there’s a muddy, hideous mess on the farm this winter, just walk away. By all means, get it out of your system with a few choice, time-honoured words (all the big four-letter ones seem to come from about the 1300s). To get it right, all you need is numbers. Phone digits for your local pros. ¢

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Suddenly what had been simple has become impossible. There’s a terrible need to lash out at something, but if you’re smart, the thing to do is to have a good old fashioned swear. The most popular word for this job is alleged to stand for ‘familiarity under consent of the king’ and regards increasing the population. That’s old-fashioned enough, surely? Some say it might be biblical. Undoubtedly, there are some even older bawdy words written in hieroglyphs, and in ancient Greek and Latin. Shakespeare, if we look at his plays, could probably curse like a sailor when he hit his thumb with a set-building hammer. Speaking of sailors, one of the oldest songs in English, The Good Ship Venus, is famously dirty, and originated in the era of piracy and big lace collars. That’s far too old to blame swearing in music on Eminem. Good, however? Well, evidence from a 2013 Keele University study says it is, in three ways. Swearing is a diversionary response; we literally swap doing one ‘taboo’ thing for another when in

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Trades & Services DECKS, FENCES, all small building jobs undertaken, Baylys Beach based. Phone Ross for a free quote, NorWest Building & Maintenance, 027 412 0840.

SUZUKI 4X4 Wanted to buy - parked, damaged or unwanted, Escudo Vitara/Grand Vitara. Phone Derek 09 439 7573.

DENISE CLARK

FRIDGE UNDER bench. 12/24 volt DC compressor fridge, $550. Phone 027 563 0273.

COLOSTRUM WANTED to buy, please phone 027 204 8686.

kaiparalifestyler.co.nz Situations Vacant DAIRY FARM position 240 cows, with experience and able to drive tractor and feed out, 027 439 5302.

Tractor/machinery Operators For the upcoming 20/21 season. Class 2 licence at a min. Experience & References preferred. For more info Phone: Glen Lugtigheid 021 439 748

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KAIPARA LIFESTYLER July 7 - 2020

CLASSIFIEDS

Phone 09 439 6933

Closing date for classified advertising for the 14 July 2020 edition is Monday 13 July 2020

Livestock

Public Notices

MATAKOHE SALE

ACOUSTIC MUSIC Blackboard Concert — First Thursday of the month — 7.00–9.30pm, Kaipara Community Centre, Hokianga Road, Dargaville. $2 entry, $2 raffle. Performers and audience welcome. Phone Allan 09 439 6933 or 021 439 697. An enjoyable night to be part of, or sit back and be entertained by some great local talent.

FRIDAY 10TH JULY 2020 12.30pm Start

20 x Frsn Boner Cows 6 x R3Yr Steers 25 x BWF R2Yr Heifers 25 x Angus X R2Yr Heifers 10 x 15mth BWF Steers 10 x Ylg BWF Steers

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS both Dargaville A-A Meetings are held at the church, crn Parore and Normanby Sts. Use Parore St entrance. Monday 4.30pm & Thursday 7.30pm. Phone Bernie 027 212 2148, Debra 020 4082 1373, Murray 09 439 5248.

Wanted:

Large numbers of 4 day old Frsn/Beef Bull Calves. Plus surplus Friesian Heifer Calves, Autumn born and spring born-4 day old.

Contact: Blair Sidwell 021 325 325 Mike Peele 027 520 1771 Donald McKenzie 021 754 174 Noel Baker 027 455 5828

CHESS CLUB 7pm–9pm. Catholic Parish Centre, Hokianga Road. Gold coin donation, 09 439 8819. DARGAVILLE WOMEN’S Club AGM, 16th July, 10am at Kiosk, Memorial Park — NO PROOF REQUIRED LOVE REMEMBERS my holy Sabbath, Romans 3:31, Matthew 5:17–19. 1 John 2:3–5. WAIKARAKA MARAE Kaihu AGM, 25th July 2020, 11am. AGENDA: Financial Reports, Election of Officers, Amendments to Charter. Contact R Nathan 020 4001 4513.

Te Tao-Arapera Toia Whanau Trust AGM

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MONDAY, 9.30PM 13TH JULY 2020 AT THE KAIPARA BUDGETING SERVICE OFFICE 80 Normanby St, Dargaville 09 439 8592

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Dargaville Women’s Club

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to be held at the Memorial Park Kiosk 10am Thursday 16th July 2020. Te Kopuru Amateur Swimming Club

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PUBLIC MEETING Hosted by Kaipara Grey Power Come, Hear and Connect with

Hon Shane Jones

NZ 1st’s Northland Candidate Dargaville Methodist Complex 1pm Friday July 10th Everyone Welcome

Kaipara Community Health Trust

Health Shuttle Don’t miss your health appointment. We can help. Accessible Transport We have a wheelchair hoist (Dargaville and Whangarei Health Appointments)

Bookings Phone: Te Ha Oranga 439 3013 It’s our pleasure helping people get to their health appointments

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SALISBURY, Joana Leah 22.09.1976~26.06.2020

Passed away as a result of an accident. Dearly loved youngest daughter of Rex and Margaret. Loved sister of Audra, Rex Jnr, and Andrina. Loved aunty to her niece and nephews, and grandaunt of three. Will be sadly missed by all. Private family service has been held. All communications to Salisbury Family, 22 Churchill Street, Dargaville. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart Foundation would be appreciated.

Funeral Services NORTHLAND HEADSTONES

AGM Saturday 25th July 2020

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Passed away at Dargaville Hospital Daughter of the late Howard & Rita Sanford Loved Sister, Sister-in-law and Aunt of Julie and Peter Pickering, Robin and Brian Pocklington, Totty and Allan Rakich, Karren and Chris Biddles and their families.

SALISBURY, JOANA Leah 22/09/1976 – 26/06/2020. Always remembered, niece of Judy Condon, cousin of Deirdre, Neil and Aaron. Rest in peace.

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MITCHELL, Beverly (Bev) 18.03.1943 ~ 30.06.2020

Bereavements

14th of July 2020 6.30pm at 31 River Road

2pm at the club rooms

Death Notices DICK GWENDOLENE Olga. 18/12/1929 – 30/06/2020. Passed away in her 90th year. Devoted wife to Laurie (recently deceased). They couldn’t be away from each other any longer. 69 years married & 9 days apart was just too much. Mother and motherin-law to Ramon & Joan, Barry, Marilyn (deceased) and Ross. Nan of 5 and Great Nan of 6. In keeping with Gwen’s wishes, a private cremation has already taken place. “They lived together in happiness, now they rest together in peace”. All correspondence to Ramon Dick 1143 State Highway 12, RD3, Dargaville, 09 439 6014.

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Public Notices Saturday, 11th July 2020 Kaihu Rugby Club, Kaihu Proudly sponsored by Catherine Stewart & Todd Skudder - Bayleys Real Estate

Come and see if this program is for you. Information evening will be held at:

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PROVIDENCE CAFE. 2 NORMANBY STREET, DARGAVILLE JULY 20TH STARTS 6.30PM Then weekly from Monday July 27th. PHONE RAE 027 286 5506 TO REGISTER.

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July 7 - 2020 KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

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$245,000

3 Onslow Street, Dargaville

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Great location on a 678sqm section in a sort-after street. Close to Dargaville Intermediate, High School and St Josephs Catholic school. Built around the 1960’s this 40 sqm dwelling has one bedroom and currently rents for $210 per week. The tenant is willing to stay on long term. Ideal investment or first home.

OPEN HOME — Saturday 11th July 1.00pm – 2pm

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

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Cosy 2 brm dwelling, new shower, new stove, covered inside porch. Modern kitchen, heat pump, insulated ceiling and walls. Double garage, fully fenced. Built around 1990’s. You will be impressed. Lovely sunny unit, covered back deck for those morning cups of tea. Are you ready to downsize? Easy care section. Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

$430,000

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS 3 brms with large 2213sqm section. 2 lots. Suitable for possible 3 or more houses. “Entrepreneur wanted with development skills”. 1920’s bungalow style with insulation top and some walls. Single garage and close too town. Enquire now!

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

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Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

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Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

Do you want to know the value of your home? 154 Logan Street, Dargaville

0 CHURCH STREET — ARATAPU 1012 Sqm 17 BELL STREET — ARATAPU 1012 sqm 16 HEAWA ROAD — ARATAPU 1770 sqm 3 PLOVER CLOSE — DARGAVILLE 434 sqm 5 SKYLARK CLOSE — DARGAVILLE 421 sqm

Phone Glen or Jean and get your appraisal now. We have the knowledge, trust, experience, know–how and we are local.

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