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4th July 2019 - Issue #653

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Dear Editor Recently Waikato District Council announced they would not implement a proposed targeted rate for the Raglan kerbside food waste collection.

The decision was in response to over 770 submissions received following consultation in March and April, where the majority (over 60%) supported the service but only 40% were willing to pay a targeted rate of $79.29 per year for it to continue.

The Raglan Community Board rejects Councils decision to not fund the service and will be actively working with Xtreme Zero Waste to raise the necessary $120k to ensure the kerbside food waste collection continues.

The community board is meeting next Tuesday to discuss how we can support Xtreme Zero Wastes efforts to raise funds and will consider funding through our discretionary fund.

We encourage the community to donate to Xtreme’s crowdfunding campaign .Raglan Lions have already committed $2500, Raglan we can do this!’

This is a great example of our community

digging deep to support the continuation of a valued service by our community enterprise – Xtreme Zero Waste.

Our Raglan Area School students have challenged us as adults to work hard to avert climate crisis. They are asking us to be bold and work with haste. If there was one thing every household could do it would be to reduce and divert food waste from landfill and therefore minimise damaging climate change gases.

The food waste collection is a first for New Zealand and we should be proud that our community continues to lead in the waste minimisation space.

The collection is also a great example of a ‘closed loop system’ that provides compost, jobs and money back into our community.

Can you all please get in behind this community fundraising venture by donating through the give-a-little campaign, donating into Xtreme’s bank account or a koha at the Centre.

If you run a business in town please help keep this outstanding service going – give generously.

Bob Macleod Community Board Chair

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Council to host Raglan community meeting to discuss wastewater discharge consent

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wo community information sessions will be held in Raglan next week to discuss the upcoming re-consenting process for the Raglan Wastewater Treatment Plant discharge permit.

Waikato District Council will be applying to Waikato Regional Council for consent

to discharge wastewater in November 2019.

“We want to involve the community in this process and so will be holding two community information sessions next week to kick-start this project. These information sessions will give the Raglan community the opportunity to hear about the discharge options that are available to us,” Waikato District Council

Waters Manager Karl Pavlovich says.

Key stakeholders and iwi have had meetings on this topic in recent weeks and will continue to be involved as Council works towards submitting its application for consent later in the year.

The first community information session will be held at the Raglan Town Hall on Wednesday 10 July from 4pm-7pm.

If you can’t make that time, staff will then be at the Raglan Office and Library on Saturday 13 July from 10am-12pm.

Both of these sessions will be drop-in style. Pop in at a time that suits you to speak with staff and the project experts to learn more about what is planned and how you can get involved.

More information about the consent retrieved from www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz/ raglanwastewater below:

Also at H.G Webb House, Cnr Boundary & Victoria Streets, Hamilton

Raglan wastewater discharge consent?

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aglan’s wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) discharge consent expires in February 2020. Waikato District Council as the asset owner is now working on its application to Waikato Regional Council, who is the regulatory body that issues resource consents.

What Waikato District Council are doing about he consent:

TREATMENT INVESTIGATIONS

Membrane treatment Membrane systems – the wastewater flows through membrane modules (micro filtration) which allow only the smaller particles to pass through. Membranes have the added benefit of also removing some pathogens.

Assessing the options available to us makes up a large part of the investigations required for the consent application process.

Therefore, council has engaged planning, environmental and engineering experts Beca to assist us in putting together our resource consent application, along with other specialist sub-consultants to help with land suitability, marine modelling, public health and coastal ecology investigations and assessments.

Council are now seeking to engage with iwi, stakeholders

and the public.

Initial discussions have been held with local iwi and the community board. Stakeholders that are identified as having an interest will be directly communicated with soon as we work through this process.

Background: 1999 consent application – proposal to extend outfall into the harbour by approx. 140m Outfall was opposed- land application of wastewater then investigated through a working party.

2002 revised consent application – land application

of wastewater was too difficult to implement, instead applied for upgraded treatment plant with existing discharge location.

Appealed by WaikatoTainuisubsequent Environment Court decision (2005 for 15 year consent).

The current consent application is due to expire in February 2020. WDC need to apply for a new consent by November 2019 (3 months prior).

Some options being explored in the council project plan are below:

TREATMENT INVESTIGATIONS

DISCHARGE OPTIONS

DISCHARGE OPTIONS

Land treatment

Constructed habitat wetlands attempt to mimic natural wetlands by directing water to flow through flooded beds of emergent aquatic plants.

Like natural wetlands they can store, assimilate, and transform contaminants before they reach waterways.

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New ocean outfall

Reuse of treated wastewater for activities such as a plant nursery or golf course irrigation could be considered as a sub-option but are unlikely to take significant volumes or provide year round takes. Improved treatment such as the addition of a tertiary membrane plant would be required to avoid public health impacts.

A coastal discharge is one of the disposal options. This would require the construction of an overland pipeline and ocean outfall structure. The distance is approximately 1.3km. It would be slightly longer by the time geographical obstacles are considered. The Raglan coast is a very high energy environment and is likely to be very costly.

Coastal discharge may not be supported by iwi / TMOTW.

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Sixty-one percent of submitters said they value the service but only 46% said they were currently using the service.

Forty percent said they would be willing to pay a targeted rate of $79.29 p.a. whereas 58% said they were not willing.

On this basis our Council voted on the 10th June unanimously against continuation of this service from the 30th June.

The next day at the Community Board Meeting I moved a motion to ‘reject’ the Council’s decision. That was also passed unanimously.

One of my frustrations is that there was not a question asking householders if they would pay a smaller targeted rate and if so how much.

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letters continued Dear Editor Thanks to Xtreme Zero Waste (XZW) the kerbside food collection continues unabated without Waikato District Funding. As a Community Board member I want to cheer lead XZW and thank them for their incredible commitment. I hope many of us can give them some financial support.

I want to offer a brief explanation to how this situation has arisen if you haven’t followed this saga.

Between March 27 and April 26, 2019, the ‘consultation’ period was open.

Seven hundred and seventy four (out of 2000 householders in Raglan or 39%) submitted a response of which 500 were owner/ occupiers.

Barbara Kuriger

So now we have a conundrum. The Council said ‘Yes’ to discontinue the service and CB said ‘No’. But guess what, our decision has no formal weight, none. Not a speck. But that is a whole other issue.

So that means no more Council funding for now. This service will be considered in the district wide Solid Waste Review later this year.

As many of you know these Review’s take a very long time.

Finally, I would like to invite our Ward Councillor, Lisa Thomson to offer her own explanation.

Alan Vink

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Animal Health Column For Raglan People + their Pets

Animal Health Column Dental For Raglandisease People + their Pets

Raglan girls are nuts about their small business Film Awards reeling in local filmmakers

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he Raglan Arts Film Festival Awards is celebrating 10 years this year of exceptional local filmmaking talent.

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As vetsdiets, we cannot enough the tooth importance of good nutrition for your and and emphasise more importantly incan place. all thisstress is going helpWhile to relieve and Small changes within the territory pet, to ensure good health.

Diets need to be tailored to the specifi c needs of your human selection for traits that help anxiety on for your pet, you may only see very can cause stress and can lead to pet to ensure they lead aus. healthy them live alongside This life. has subtle• signs, Keeping the cat in a at regular or sometimes none all, behavioral problems- commonly routinee.g. feeding times, created dogs and cats of all sorts of as our animals are particularly There are many why inside you should feeding your pet with pet good food spraying and reasons toileting or consider keeping litter the sameuntil etc. it different andhiding. sizes, and also at hiding pain or discomfort uncharacteristically purchasedshapes from your vet.

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Your vet also has access to prescription diets designed for specifi c can lead to infection) It is important in this time to expose a mere 4 years if living on their own, will assess your pets’ mouth, talk health conditions.

• Pain due to arthritis; Older them to as many different people and now may live up to 18+ years! you through options for your pet if cats often find it increasingly and animals, and a range of different Much less once mess to clean up: Quality food is highly digestible and – therefore less is required, make a plan Dogs had a reasonably difficult or can feel vulnerable treatment smells, sounds and places. mess and smell jaw when to yourteeth pet goes to thegoing toilet. forward in order to prevent proportioned ratio, toileting outdoors due to Any Questions? Give one of your future dental disease. meaning teeth were evenly Anexa vetform nurses a call arthritis Weight management: Obesity spaced is the most common of malnutrition in the Anexa Team and able to be well-seated into the pets of today. Feeding pets an appropriate quantity of food is veryThe important.

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Nominations are now open to all ages – all you need is your imagination and a device for filming.

Old School Arts Centre manager Jacqueline Anderson says the RAFFAs were created to recognise the extraordinary talent of local actors, screenwriters, editors, producers and directors interested in making movies.

“It’s always a great pleasure for the RAFFA judges to view the films that are entered and we seem to have more entrants each year and the calibre of the films keeps improving.”

Up-and-coming talent will also have the opportunity to attend a filmmaking workshop held at the Old School Arts Centre to learn new movie making skills.

“We are really lucky to have a wealth of filmmaking knowledge in our community willing to share their skills to our new talent,” she says.

The film must be associated with Raglan Whaingaroa - either the filmmakers, production crew or actors, or part of the film must have been shot or edited in Raglan.

Awards and prizes - including cash and vouchers - will be presented at a Red Carpet Awards night on Saturday, September 28 at the Raglan Town Hall.

Enter at facebook.com/ creativeraglanfilmfestival, www.raglanartscentre. co.nz or contact us at the Old School Arts Centre in Stewart Street, 07 825 0023 or info@ raglanartscentre.co.nz for more details.

Deadline for nominations is Friday, August 9.

Keep up-to date with the 2019 Raglan Film Festival by following Creative Raglan – Film Festival on Facebook.

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Peanut Butter girls, Enfys, left, and Alaia, launched their business at the Old School creative markets during May.

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nfys and Alaia Hewitt are the creators of Raglan’s very first peanut butter

enterprise successfully launched at May’s Raglan Creative Market.

The girls - Enfys, 10 and Alaia, 8 - are nuts about their product and say the best part of the business is sharing their PB23 journey with local peanut butter lovers.

“I like selling at the market and speaking about what we make to people,” Alaia says.

With their dad Mett Hewitt mentoring them, the girls are about to sell their second batch of smooth and crunchy peanut butter at this Sunday’s Creative Market at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre.

“I’ve always wanted the girls to have a little business. Something they could use to fund their uni studies,” Matt says.

The peanut butter journey hasn’t always been smooth and some jobs were very labour intensive.

Initially the sisters had been doing the shake and bang method to remove air pockets from the jars in order to fill them to capacity, which was taking two minutes per jar.

Matt enlisted a technically-savvy friend and some number eight wire mentality to design an agitator to help the peanut butter settle in the jar.

The pair adapted an orbital sander which reduced the time it took to seven seconds.

Both girls say the agitator is one of the jobs they love the most in the whole peanut butter process.

Matt has helped the girls in the various ventures they have undertaken and with every little setback they have not lost their desire to run their own business.

“They’ve tried woodworking, making bangles and other things but as soon as we have to make a large quantity the quality wasn’t so good,” Matt says.

With the PB23 peanut butter the sisters can guarantee they use nothing but 100 percent peanuts and the quality is the same in every jar.

The girls are big fans of using their peanut butter in cooking and have created fudge, cookies, dog treats and bird feeders with PB23.

Check them out at the Raglan Creative Market this Sunday, June 9 from 10am-2pm and get some peanut butter tips from the experts.

Janine Jackson

Footprints offers pest control options

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t's that time of the year where we need to be aware of rodents trying to make their way inside.

What service and solutions do you offer Raglan residents?

We offer all pest control services from rodent control, cockroaches fumigation, ant & fly control, we deal with all household pests.

What other tips can you give to prevent rodent problems?

Keep hedges/trees or branches at least two metres clear from your roof tops. This stops access. Put rubbish out only on pick up day if using compost bins - keep them sealed. Have a monitored bait station any areas rats or mice and known to be present It's also that time of the

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year where you start thinking about having a good clean up at home.

What other services do you offer through Footprints? Do you do house washes and gutter clearing?

We do exterior house washing, gutter cleaning, lichen and moss treatments, path and deck cleaning.

We don’t charge mileage costs to Raglan.

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Feel Good Home with Stunning Views This 3 bedroom property on 2 levels has everything you want in a Raglan home: Water access, bay views, north aspect, tranquility yet only minutes away from Raglan Township and a quick commute to Hamilton.

Take in the glorious scenery from the massive master bedroom with its panoramic outlook in 3 directions, the cosy living room featuring wooden beams and chapel ceiling, or the deck providing plenty of sunlight - the choice is yours!

Ask for an info pack now: 027 245 2040

Thursday 11 July 2019 at 2.00pm at 85 Rostrevor St, Hamilton (unless sold prior) View Saturday 12.00 - 1.00pm Sunday 11.00 - 12.00pm harcourts.co.nz/GV4407 Sarah Schwarz M 027 245 2040 P 843 3099 sarah.schwarz@harcourts.co.nz Monarch Real Estate Limited Licenced Agent REAA 2008

Volunteer firefighter combines business, family and fighting fires C ombining business, family and fighting fires is all in a day’s work for Raglan Volunteer Fire Brigade’s senior firefighter Stephen O’Byrne.

With eight-years service under his belt, he has seen it all and he gets huge satisfaction from knowing the team played their part in helping in a local emergency.

“The sense of achievement you get from doing a good job and getting a good result is one of the best parts of the job. No single person saves the life of another when it comes to responding to an incident, it’s the team that brings that positive outcome.”

The Raglan crew are fighting less fires these days but the number of call outs have increased and most for medical nowadays.

“One of the biggest issues we face today is the changing nature of the work, the changing nature of the volunteer and the need to do more with fewer resources.”

Modern technology might be claiming fire sirens in some regional towns but he is sure the Raglan siren is here to stay and says it is still essential as modern technology can fail.

“With multi-alerts there are three systems to alert the crew just in case one of them fails.”

The self-employed LJ Hooker real estate agent says he’s fortunate he can drop what he’s doing and head out to an emergency.

“When the siren goes off, the pager and phone signal what type of emergency we will be heading to. If the siren goes again for a second round it generally means we are short crewed, turnout is generally under four minutes,” he says.

This might just be for a couple of hours but Stephen says in cases like the Wainui Bush Reserve fire the crew could be away from home for a couple of days.

It helps that wife and business partner Michelle comes from a family who volunteered for the

Raglan brigade – her uncle Wayne Robbs served for 25-years (a gold star recipient and lifetime member) and cousin Hayden Robbs for 11-years.

It’s because of Michelle and her long-term family connections to the area that Irish-born Stephen is living in Raglan.

They met in London where Michelle was riding horses for the London Metropolitan Police and he was back from having worked as an underwater cameraman overseas.

A decision was made to move to Raglan in 2006 and the couple are raising their two daughters Ocean, 9, and Stella, 7, in the town where Michelle grew up.

Stephen says the girls are clued up to the work he does with the brigade and they are quick to bring him the pager if they hear it go off.

“They used to love riding the big red truck, but the novelty has worn off now,” he laughs.

“I would like to thank my girls, having a supportive family makes it all easier, after all they pick up the pieces. Behind every firefighter there has to be a supportive family.”

He reckons the country would be a better place if everybody committed some time to volunteer work.

“It’s just a fundamentally decent thing to do, it’s about making a commitment to your community. It’s not about me it’s about us and we are all trying to get from A to B in life.”

Raglan is an urban brigade with 20 operational volunteer firefighters and four operational support established in 1954, the brigade celebrates 65 years this year.

The Raglan Fire Brigade would love to have a permanent display detailing its history. If anyone has any stories, photographs or items of interest that they wish to donate please contact Stephen on 021 969 848 or sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz.

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in the way. The job of somatic exerc is to help the brain do its job proper The brain controls the way we move, so if we want to change the w we move we need to work with the brain. Neuromuscular reprogrammi is the name given to this approach. work with the brain by feeding it ne information, which in this case is information about how we are actu moving. We wake the brain up to what is actually going on.

The problem for us is that when the brain learns a new movement pattern – eg how to ride a bike, how to sign one’s name, how to protect injured arm, how to not be noticed, how to cope – it may be a healthy pattern or not.

After a few weeks of repetition the brain sends the pattern code to older parts of the brain, for repetitive unconscious reflex activation.

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Ahoy collective is looking for new home

Some of Ahoy's creative crew - from left Jodi Collins, Juliana May Prinz, Gila Cohen, and Elsa Lye). Image: Tracie Heasman

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hoy Gallery on Bankart Street is looking for a new home after being notified their lease won’t be renewed.

The quirky little gallery located in a converted garage joins Matapihi Art Gallery, which shut shop a couple of months back.

Ahoy Gallery artist Elsa Lye says the galleries aren’t closing because the artists want out and they are still keen to have a vibrant art space showing local artwork.

“Artists from both galleries are still actively producing and selling work and desperately seeking a new space to exhibit and sell their handmade crafts,” she says.

It will come as no surprise to Raglan locals that available shop space on the main street is in short supply.

Local artist Gila Cohen says Raglans’ identity as an artistic hub is under threat

as commercial real estate availability and pricing pushes artists out.

“Back in the times of DaVinci there was patronage of the arts. Cities and towns experiencing growth valued creativity, fostering clever people and ideas, ensuring towns were full of culture and beauty, patronage was the answer back then.

Perhaps Raglan needs to consider who it wants to be.”

Not looking for a handout, the artists are keen to hear from locals for their ideas about how they can provide a quality space that adds to Raglan's eclectic identity and makes it a cool place with a unique artistic experience.

“Local creativity on display is important in Raglan - it’s part of our character and part of the appeal drawing people here.

Visitors come for more than just surfing lessons,” Gila says.

Ahoy’s longest serving artist with eight years at the gallery Jodi Collins says Raglan residents are invited to come and meet the Ahoy artists and offer any ideas they may have on keeping the arts alive in the town.

“We also just want to celebrate how far we’ve come, the space has been a gallery and studio for 10 years, originally set up

by Amanda Watson and Glen Mossong in 2009 as ‘Artist Studios’, renamed ‘Hello Studios’ in 2013 then ‘Ahoy Creative Crew’ in 2015.”

Described by her fellow artist Kiri Jones as an absolute Ahoy stalwart, Jodi has managed the space through some rocky times and major highs.

“We have 10 creatives at present. Not to mention we know of many more in Raglan who would benefit from a space to showcase their creations and have a presence in the village. There is a great demand! I feel more and more creatives have been moving to Raglan... hopefully we keep them here,” Jodi says.

Current artists are Gila Cohen (Forage) - paintings/clothing/ kokedama, Sarah Aitchison - (Fierce clothing), Amy Budd - (Baboo) - caby and children’s ware, Elsa Lye - painter and sculptor, Doug Ford – painter, Lin Van Craenenbroeck (Moz-art) - mosaics, bags, wearable art, Daniel Leishman- (Merkaba NZ) - hjemp products, Jodi Collins - ( Happy Bones Art) - painting, assemblage art, clay, Karin Bettley - pottery and clay sculpture, Kiri Jones - painter and wood cuts.

Check out the 20% off sale at Ahoy Gallery and Studios, 11 Bankart Street, Raglan every Monday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday until the end of July or the team can be contacted on facebook @ Ahoycreativecrew.

The Ahoy crew extend an invitation to celebrate 10 years as a 'Creative Space' on Saturday, July 20 from 5 -8 pm with wine and nibbles or come for a cup of tea during open hours 10 - 3 pm Sat/Sun or Mon/Fri 10 -1 pm.

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We’re fundraising for the Raglan Creative Space, & bringing back Patrick, Whoopi, and Demi by popular request!

Raglan Old School Arts Centre Saturday 5th July Pottery demo and tarot 6:30 Screens 7:30 Entry by donation (suggested $10 (or more!) no reserves Tarot readings by Joyful

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he Clay Shed brings you Ghost, the classic tale of love, double-dealing, spirits, pottery wheels and physics on Friday 5 July.

The movie night fundraiser for the Creative Space building starts at 6:30pm with a pottery throwing demonstration and the opportunity to have a go and have a photo taken of your own Ghost moment.

There will also be tarot readings, mulled wine, fresh home baking and freshly made popcorn.

The foyer bar will be open. Described as ‘one of the finest (and weepiest) love stories ever to hit the big screen’. Sam Wheat (Patrick Swayze) a banker, Molly Jensen (Demi Moore) an artist are madly in love.

When Sam is murdered by friend and corrupt business partner Carl over a shady business deal, he roams the earth as a powerless spirit. Sam seeks the help of psychic Oda Mae Brown (Whoopi Goldberg) to set things right and protect Molly from Carl and his goons.

Friday July 5th Screens 7:30pmPottery and tarot from 6:30Entry by donation (suggested $10)

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Open Home Top Location, Immaculate Home! - 56 Government Road Raglan Impressive home - priceless views. This elevated, stunning home boasts the most amazing bird’s-eye views of the ocean and harbour and is a definite north-facing sun trap. The kitchen and living are located upstairs and are light and bright with a spectacular outlook complemented by the Tasmanian Oak timber floors. An extremely warm house with the added bonus of a gas fire to add to the ambiance. Three spacious double bedrooms are located on the first level. The master enjoys the same glorious outlook, complete with ensuite. A large extra room downstairs is complete with a kitchenette and outside bath. Potential accommodation for guests or to be developed for an extra income opportunity. If you are looking for a very low maintenance property with that absolute X-factor this is it. Ample parking and room for the boat. Situated on 546 sqm and just a short walk to Lorenzen Bay and ideal swimming and kayaking spot. All the boxes are ticked here.

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23088 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

Auction 6:00pm, Friday 12 July Ray White Office (unless sold prior) View Sat & Sun 2:00pm - 2:45pm

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

New Listing Must Be Sold! – 9c East Street Raglan A two bedroom first home buyer’s delight. You will be impressed with this very easy-care property. It may also be just the place to call your retirement home. Open plan, bright and airy with great rural views. Just drive in and take advantage of the easy access from the carport conveniently located at your front door. Situated within walking distance to Raglan’s town centre and amenities. The bus stop is just at the top of the road. Situated on 1/8 share in 4613 square metres.

Auction 10:30am, Saturday 13 July On site (unless sold prior) View Saturday 12:00pm - 12:45pm Sunday 11:00am - 11:45am

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

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Te Kauwhata Lifestyle Sections Also Available STAGE 1 121 Vineyard Road – Lot 5

$350,000

STAGE 2 81 Vineyard Road - Lot 1 $410,000

73 Vineyard Road – Lot 3 $410,000

31 Old Vintners Close – Lot 10

$410,000

35 Old Vintners Close – Lot 11

$410,000

34 Old Vintners Close – Lot 15

$410,000

20 Old Vintners Close – Lot 18

$410,000

Last One Left Here! - 80 Clark Road (Lot 2) Ngaruawahia City Living in the Country. Exciting new lifestyle development on Clark Road. Only 12 minutes drive north of Te Rapa or Chartwell these sites give you the best of both worlds.

Lot 2 is a 5750sqm block situated amongst trees and has a small pond nestled at the bottom of the property. To add to the charm a large storage shed is positioned on site. Clark Road Estate has been designed to help you escape the stress of city living and give you a tranquil place to call home. Protective and unrestrictive covenants are in place to ensure that your investment will remain secure.

Please call or email for a full information pack.

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Open Home Neatly presented and the perfect package of location and quality, this 3-bedroom home on 954sqm is absolutely ideal. Buyers that are seeking easy living in a great setting will love this smart and tidy home. Settled within the heart of the home is a splendid openplan kitchen, dining and living area. The seamless outdoor flow to the large deck and alfresco dining area means that the options are abundant whatever the weather or occasion. This 152sqm home is naturally warm with double-glazing, insulation throughout and a heat pump. The double garage has internal access and laundry, plus additional parking just outside for the boat, trailer or camper. This superb home is expected to attract considerable interest with its popular location. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23100 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

$400,000

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282 Sean Mills 027 526 4699

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16 Simon Road Raglan

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Yana Pemberton 021 183 0479

8 Three Streams Road Raglan Idyllic rural living. Design, comfort and style are the outstanding features of this family lifestyle property. Offering 4 double bedrooms, the master has an ensuite opening onto a private spa and sauna area.

Entertain from the highly spec’d kitchen which flows to the spacious family living and dining. You are drawn through the bi-fold doors to the outside lounge courtyard from which you will enjoy picturesque rural and estuary views. A spacious double garage offers internal access. The house is structured with potential for extra family living or Airbnb. One of the large double bedrooms is complete with a kitchenette, bi-folding doors and a private courtyard taking in the estuary and rural views. The house is situated on 5002sqm. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23082 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

Auction 3:00pm, Saturday 27 July On Site - Unless Sold Prior View

Saturday & Sunday 1:00pm - 1:45pm

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RAGLAN 13 Main Road Raglan Classic Centrally located, only a few minutes stroll to the town centre - this property is the perfect opportunity for both first home buyers and investors. Lovely polished timber floors greet you in the living room, then flow into a well situated kitchen and dining area. The master bedroom has a special view, looking out towards Mt Karioi, two bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the picture. There is also a cute covered patio area at the front of the house. HRV, heatpump and fireplace complete this beauty.

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RAGLAN 420 Phillips Road Ocean & Orchard This magnificent 225m², five bedroom, executive home, is set on 5.3ha, offering views overlooking the countryside, Aotea Harbour and Schnackenburg Beach.

The house, built in 2010, offers all day sun and views from every room, while also providing year round comfort with double glazing, insulation and wet-back fireplace. With extensive plantings of various mature fruit/nut trees (600+) including, macadamia, feijoa, olives, avocados, apples, and citrus trees. The water is supplied through four water tanks, with over 135,000 litre capacity.

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RAGLAN 398 Ruapuke Road Family Lifestyle Haven This beautiful, four bedroom/two bathroom, 157sqm home is family lifestyle living at it’s best! Set on a generous 6.1 hectares, with several individual paddocks, there's plenty of space for the ponies, horses, beefies + more. A mature orchard, vege garden & chicken run compliment this stunning property. It's an entertainers dream with a well situated family pool, expansive decking and open plan living. Entertaining family and friends here is a breeze. A bonus is a selfcontained, one bedroom studio that could be utilised by visitors, extended family or Air BnB. Seeing is believing.

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RAGLAN 16 Cornwall Road Past, Present & Future This recently renovated bungalow is set on over 1.5ha, with stunning views overlooking Raglan. A lifestyle retreat, full of history and character, the house is move in ready and future potential is endless. The sunset views from this home are spectacular! It is rare to find large blocks of land so close to town, like this one. A large portion of this land is set away from the main house, via a second driveway. The views from the top of the section are outstanding, with expansive ocean and harbour vistas from the Bar to Okete. There is also a large implement shed, bore water and fruit trees.

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Karioi Project after school care program starting Term 3

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hile you’re working, you want to know that your kids are having an awesome time and being cared for after school hours.

Parents can now relax, with the start of a new After School Care program at Raglan Area School, starting in Term 3.

The program, run by the Karioi Project team, is based on a free play philosophy – meaning kids get to do what they love – play as they like, for as long as they like, in an unstructured environment.

Amber Jones, a trained teacher with 15 years’ experience in early childhood and outdoor based education is the program leader.

She says that while there is no set program, there will be many opportunities for students

to explore the school grounds, unwind and be creative, participate in activities or use the time to get homework done or read a book.

The program will run each day from 2.30 to 6 pm for students aged 5 – 14 years. Pick-ups will be available from the Te Uku and Te Mata School bus drop off at Raglan Area School at 3.30 pm too. Parents can pick up their kids anytime.

Bookings can be made on a set or casual basis. The cost for each session is between $27 - $32 and includes a light snack.

Parents can book online and register at https://www.karioiproject.co.nz/karioi-afterschool-program For more information, please contact Amber – karioi.education@arocha.org

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aglan Junior Rugby Club are so proud of our 7th grade team, made up of a mix of players new to the game and those who have been playing for a couple of years, ranging in ages from 4 to 7 years old.

Each child has brought their own strengths and skills which they are building on season by season.

As with most kids sports we rely on our volunteers to make the team work whether it is setting up the field beforehand a game, teaching players how to rip or run towards an oncoming team (daunting at any age) or brining the water and oranges.

With the hard work of our coaches Tom and Nick supported by numerous

parents trainings, our fun filled trainings are bringing our team on leaps and bounds in skills, enthusiasm and self belief. By learning to work together and support each other both on and off the field they are getting to be a great team.

To a supporter on the sidelines there is nothing better that seeing the grin on a players face when they get that rip, pull off a pass or make a try that they struggled to do the week before.

It is a joy to watch our kids discover new talents and develop their abilities, growing into the confident little rugby players they are becoming Lizzie Browne

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ow where to start with this wonderful 6th grade team. They keep me on my toes that is for sure.

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This magnificent 6th grade team is made up of 14 children, including 12 boys and 2 girls. There is a mixed bag of ages right from 3 years old all the way up to 6 year olds. For some of the team this is their first ever introduction to team sports and playing rugby. Others have watched siblings from the sidelines waiting for their turn to play. For a handful of the teams members this is there second year playing rippa.

The 6th grade is the first grade in junior rugby. They play a type of rugby called rippa, there is no tackling in rippa only the use of a Velcro belt with two tags on it. To tackle in rippa the child must rip the tag. Our trainings are full of short drills, laughing and a few random stoppages to

look at planes or like wise. For most if not all of the children their favourite part of training and the game is the lolly at the end.

I, Emma Snowden, have been fortunate enough to take 6th grade for Thursday trainings but would like to say thank you to Callum Bourke, Tawera Riki, Keith Marshall, James and Sarah Glenn for their help on Saturdays. It has been a real team effort from both the children and the parents.

It has been an extremely successful season so far for our team with winning all of our games but one in the grading games which we only lost by one try. There is some very talented players who you can see will go far with their rugby. It is amazing to see how much every member of the 6th grade has improved already this season. Best of luck and enjoy the rest of the season.

Emma Snowden

This week we feature the achievements of the Raglan Junior Rugby teams at the Hopu Hopu Tournament held over the weekend.

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The team now have coaches Piripi Meek, Matt Meek and Ryan Phillips-Morgan taking care of business, and the individual and team skills they are developing is paying dividends.

“It’s really rewarding when they win a game and they are winning as a team,” Matt says.

Despite the team being full of newbies, the men say many of them are showing flair on the field.

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Piripi’s son Harrisson is in the team but Matt and Ryan came on board in their words ‘to give back to Raglan Rugby’.

“I have had coaches in the past who haven’t had kids in the team. We had the likes of Noel Barber who was a great coach and so knowledgeable,” Matt says.

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He says he’s enjoyed co-coaching with the younger men as they have added to his coaching skills.

“It’s been awesome coaching with these two, they are the new modern coaches.

Rugby has changed so much and they know the new techniques.”

Piripi, Matt and Ryan say they have had awesome management assistance from Nenya Chapman and they are grateful to The Rangitahi Project for sponsoring the team hoodies, Ryan’s business Pro Range Roofing and Piripi’s Raglan Shuttles for providing financial backing.

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Matua Joe is our manager who makes sure everything is organised behind the scenes.

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Iris Furniss

Score W 3-0 & W 3-1POD/TOD Baily Martin & Olly David

6th Grade

30-20 win

7th Grade Seahorses

50-70 Grayson Francis, Jackson Munns L 0-3loss & W3-0 Aria Miller

Stingrays 8th Grade

L 5-1win 60-20

Noah Thompson, Blake Waitere

45-5 win

Monty Rowe, Tawera Gray-Lord

Karioi Kahawai

Hammerheads

9th Grade

Morays

10th Grade Great Whites Mermaids

W 3-2 W 4-1

20-70 L 0-7loss D 1-1

William Glenn, Ollie Jackson, Ihimaera Puru

Metua Herbert

Whole Team

Cruz Leuthart

Corsyn Stafford, BlakeRice Pemberton, Louis Duirs Ngaawai Edwards

Coco Wilson

11th Grade

52-0 win

Cody Swan, Bobby Neels, Luca Parrot.

12th Grade Whale Tails

49-0 L 0-8loss

Maanaki, Alby, Maanaki.

Snappers Kinas

L 1-4

Ngaaru Wynyard

Lauren Hartstone

L 2-5

Wai Ariki Tepania

Thresher Shark JUNIOR L 1-5 SOCCER No PoD RAGLAN Maui Dolphins RESULTS //W44-1 May 2019 Natalia Meek Orcas

Team Seastars

Barracudas Tsunamis Mussels

D 0-0

Micheala Adams

LN/A 0-7N/A

N/A Kamron McKinlay

Score D 0-0

POD Milla Taggart & Mika Kereopa

L5-9

N/A N/A

Tutaras

W 9-5 & L 1-4

N/A RAGLAN JUNIOR RUGBY Bull Sharks W 4-1 N/A RESULTS // 29 June 2019

Emily Gaustad

Team

W 1-0 & L & 0-8 Ethan Stulen Score POD/TOD/ROD/OppPOD

6th grade

60-40 win L 0-1 & L 2-1

Makos Spratz

Squids

Karioi Kahawai

L 1-9 & W 4-1

Theo Pease

Alastair Rushton, ROD Kaiwaka Riki, Vincent Rendele Opp POD Will Marshall

W 5-2 & W 3-1

Trixie Kroon & Olive Duirs

N/A N/A

N/A

7th grade

70-60 loss

Harry Jackson, ROD Zoe Marshall

8th grade Stingrays

60-35 L 4-3win & L 3-1

William Walker, TOD Kylem Callaghan, Dougal MacGregor Opp POD Rome Holdaway

Seahorses

Hammerheads

9th grade

Morays

W 5-1

11th grade Snappers

0-67 loss W 3-0

Whale Tails

L 0-4 loss

L 10-0

(Thur 27 June)

L 0-5

11th grade

29-0 win

Thresher Shark 12th grade

Bye

Kinas

Maui Dolphins

Tawera Gray-Lord, TOD Ryley & Opp Shaw POD Max Murphy

L 0-2

20-55

Mermaids

Callum Ball

25-20 win

Great 10th Whites grade

W 6-1 D 1-1

Lola PaisnelTOD Caleb Walker, Hayden Sherlock, Opp POD Sherlock OliviaHayden Gaustad

LatrellRamone Tipene, Riley Hartgill, Regnier TOD Maz Connor, Opp POD Luca Parrott

Caitlin Palmer

L 1-6

Bobby Neels, Claralyce Locke, TOD Dusty N/A Opp POD Bobby Neels.

Ferguson,

N/A

Pru Teddy

Orcas L 0-7 Ivy Brunskill Seastars L 0-1 Jade Camenzind RAGLAN JUNIOR NETBALL Tsunamis W 3-2 2019 Joshua Johnson RESULTS // 29 June

Team

Score

POD

Karioi Dolphins

win 27-3

Jade Waitere

Karioi Tuis

win 14-3

Georgia Wilson

Karioi Orcas

loss 10-35

Karioi Mini Ferns

loss 17-3

Karioi Rangatahi

loss 64-4

Karioi Mini Stars

win 0-16

Karioi Maunga Wahine loss 11-38 Karioi Hine Moana

loss 37-18

Karioi Ferns

loss 13-48

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19 Simon Road Kiwi Quarter Acre Dream This well cared for home is a rare find with its large, 1009m² section. It features open plan living flowing out to a good sized deck for outdoor relaxing and entertaining. The bedrooms are both doubles with wardrobes and the master has access to the deck also. The section has plenty of flat lawn for kids to play plus attractive established trees at the rear with a small stream providing a haven for bird life and plenty of scope for the keen gardener.

Come along to an Open Home or call Chrissy to arrange a private viewing.

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61b Government Road A Position in Government Conveniently located, this north facing home is well presented. With three bedrooms & one bathroom the modern kitchen is fully equipped for functionality. An open plan style offers indoor/outdoor flow to the large deck featuring a stylish pergola. Low maintenance established grounds provide privacy. Cox’s Bay is just a stroll away for safe swimming via Daisy Street. With a single garage & carport this property sits on a fully fenced ½ share of 1214m².

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Seriously Motivated $80,000 under G.V. For Sale $920,000 Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 Email

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$599,000 Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 1 - 1:30pm ljhooker.co.nz/284HFG

On the market for the first time in 22 years, this property is located in one of the best locations Raglan has to offer, featuring stunning harbour, ocean and rural views from NOT ONE.... BUT TWO homes . The main dwelling is a charming chalet styled 2 bedroom 2 bathroom home with a large deck and the 2nd home is a 2 bedroom cottage with it’s own driveway access and privacy, currently returning rental income. The 2.8 acres lies to the north and there are no covenants and the bonus of a legal right to spring water on the title. There is SO MUCH potential!

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30b Cambrae Road

Ideal First Home or Investment Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to enter the Raglan property market! This tidy 3 bedroom home will tick a lot of boxes, featuring a private courtyard, great under house storage and insulated to comply with the new regulations. The 524m² (approx) section is fully fenced, low maintenance with potential for further landscaping and includes good off street parking, even enough room for a boat. There’s a bus stop very close by and it’s walking distance to the wharf, harbour and town. We haven’t had properties at this level for a while and this is excellent buying! So don’t delay in contacting Stephen or Michelle to view.

Large Section with NO Covenants This large residential section of 1424m² with NO land or building covenants to restrict your plans is a MUST VIEW! The sheltered and near level valley site has a concrete driveway access with some established trees and could suit a variety of uses whether your plan is for a place to park your holiday caravan or perhaps build your first home or even a place to park that special tiny house project. Electricity, telephone and town water are conveniently installed at the boundary for easy connection. Located very close to the Lorenzen Bay just a 5 minute walk away for safe swimming & beachwalks.

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$529,000 Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 2 - 2:30pm ljhooker.co.nz/290HFG

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Unit 2 12 Nau Mai Road

10.07.19 Unless sold prior Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 1 - 1:30pm ljhooker.co.nz/2CXHFG

22 Te Tuhi Rd

Architecturally Designed Warehouse & Showroom • Architecturally designed live and work industrial property • Located on the outskirts of Raglan and only 30 minutes to Hamilton • 210m² (more or less) warehouse, 47m² (more or less) showroom/office • 50m², 1-bedroom apartment • 3 phase power, secure yard, drive through access and fibre internet • Explore the options of leasing the premises in its entirety, or for it to be split • Unit 1 also available – 242m² (more or less) warehouse, 39m² (more or less) showroom/ office

Te Tuhi Road Opportunity If you are a surfer you need to see this. It is the last section in Te Tuhi Road. Sunny, sheltered and elevated yet surrounded by native bush this large, 1529m2 section, has a formed driveway and flat building platform.

The partially covered deck is in need of a tidy up but is a great outdoor space for camping or caravanning. Wake to the birdsong, head to the ocean for a surf and relax in your own piece of paradise while planning your dream home.

Some covenants apply. N.B Boundary lines on photos are approximate and meant as a guide only.

Lease By Negotiation Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/2ACHFG View

For Sale $399,000 Contact Chrissy Cox - 027 287 1804 Email ccox.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/27BHFG View

Chrissy Cox

Kyle Leuthart

Michelle O’Byrne

Stephen O’Byrne

Robbie Regnier

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027 287 1804

021 903 309

021 969 878

021 969 848

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*NB Boundary lines on photos are approximate & merely a guide. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem reliable. However we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely upon their own enquiries.

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