Katikati News

Cooking on a budget Cookingonabudget

‘Foodpricesincrease’or ‘Costoflivingontherise’. Theseareheadlineswehave allconsumedrecently.Butthe dailychallengeofputtinga

mealonthetabledoesn’thave tobeachore. Anewcourseisbeing launchedinKatikatiaimed atteachingpeoplewhoto

cookonabudget.KuraKai communityco-ordinator MeganBranks,pictured, howilltaketheclasses,said thecoursewilllookatsmart

shoppingusingseasonal produce,mealplanning, recipes,easycooking techniquesandtipsandtricks tosaveoningredients.

“Theideaistolearntouse producemultipleways–to takeonethingandturnitinto threedifferentdishes.”

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‘Biggestyet’walkingfestivalconcludes

TheEchoWalkingFestivalhas concludeditsmostsuccessfulseason todate,markinghugeturnoutsand anexpansioninbothsizeandscope.

Thisincludesnotjustinthenumberof walksbutinreach,saidEchoWalking FestivalchairwomanVickiLambert.

“We’veexpandedthefootprintof thefestivaltoincludenewtrailsand communities,movingfurtherintothe WesternBayandtheresponsehasbeen fantastic.”

Thisyear’sEchoWalkingFestival expandedto45walks(gradesonetofive) andoutdoorexperiencesacrosstheregion –fromKaimaiRangetotheCoromandel –withseveralnewwalksintroducedinthe WesternBayofPlenty.

Thecrewalsowelcomedhundredsof walkersduringthecourseofthefestival.

Theintended22dayswaspushedout severalmoreduetoExTropicalCyclone Tamwhichledtopostponements.

Newwalks–fromTePuna toWaihīBeach–included SapphireSpringsNature TrailandSoak,Aongatete NightWalk,Aongatete FungiWalk,Waitekohekohe KidsEducationalWalk, KōreroandKaiat OtawhiwhiMarae,Waihī BeachReservoirLoopand theBaseoftheTrigTrack andtheAongateteShort LoopTrack.Therewasanew partneringwithFlavoursof PlentyfestivalfortheKōrero andKaievent.

Newwalks

ThenewlyintroducedTECTPark Walkwasahitwithfirst-timevisitors. Itincludedatourwithparkrangers identifyingnativespeciesalongtheTe RerengaTunnelTrack.

“Oneofthetruehighlightswasstepping intothehistoric60-metre-longTeRerenga Tunnel–dugentirelybyhand inthe1930susingonlypicks, shovels,andwheelbarrows. BuilttodiverttheTeRerenga Streambeneathwhatisnow SH36,thetunnelremainsa lastingtributetothegritand ingenuityofthepast.”

Anothernewwalkthisyear wasattheŌtanewainuku Trig.Thedayincludeda climbtothesummitlearning thehistoryofthereserveand theconservationworkof ŌtanewainukuKiwiTrust. Therewasalsothedebut

fungiwalkinAongateteForest.“This mighthavebeentheslowest-pacedwalkof thefestival,butwithfungi,thesloweryou go,themoreyousee,”Lambertsaid.

“Fromminiaturetreasurestucked beneaththeleavestotoweringtoadstools overhead,wediscoveredakaleidoscopeof shapes,colours,andtexturesallaroundus.”

Lambertsaidwalkersofallagescameout toenjoylocallandscapesthroughoutthe courseofthefestival.

Growingappetite

“Thefeedbackhasbeenoverwhelmingly positive,andit’sclearthere’sagrowing appetiteforthesekindsofexperiences.” Festivalorganisersstartedtheevent in2003withtheaimofgettingpeople enjoyingthegreatoutdoorsand appreciatingitsbeautyandstayingactive. Thecoreteamthisyearincluded Lambert,JoHeath,KylieWatkins,Max McLean,JimCowan,DougLongdill,Gary Dwyer,MattNicholsonandAliVander Heydenandmanyvolunteerguides.

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TipsandtricksatnewKuraKaicookingclass

KatikatiCommunityCentreis introducinganewcoursetoteach people“cookingonabudget”.

UndertheGoodNeighbourumbrella,centre volunteersregularlyvisitWoolworthsKatikati for“foodrescue”whichissharedwithKura Kai,TamawhariuaandKatikatiChristian FoodBank.

KuraKaicommunityco-ordinatorMegan Brankswilltaketheclasses.

Brankssaidthecoursewilllookatsmart shoppingusingseasonalproduce,meal planning,recipes,easycookingtechniquesand tipsandtrickstosaveoningredients.

“Withthepriceofgroceries,alotofpeople arestrugglingtoputtogethermealsinacosteffectiveway,”shesaid.

“Theideaistolearntouseproducemultiple ways–totakeonethingandturnitintothree differentdishes.”Forexample,theymayrun apumpkinsession–andturntheorangefleshedproduceintofrittata,pumpkinand chickpeacurry,andpumpkinsoupbecause thevegetableischeapatthemoment.

KatikatiCommunityCentreadulteducation co-ordinatorSonyaMischewskisaidjustabout everyonewasonabudgetatthemoment andtheideawastoshareknowledgewiththe community.“We’relivinginanareawhere

produceisquiteseasonalsothecoursewill letyouknowwhatyoucancookwithwhat’s affordableatthetime.”

BrankslooksafterKuraKaiinKatikatiwith areaco-ordinatorSaraElliot.

They’vewantedtorunacookingclass inKatikati,Brankssaid,sojumpedatthe chancetoruntheclass.

KuraKaistartedin2020.Volunteersgive theirtime,moneyandresourcestocook nutritiousfamilymeals.Fundsareraisedto purchasechestfreezerswhicharedonatedto highschools.

Localhighschoolleadersthenhelpto identifypeopleinthecommunitywhomay needsomehelp.Themealscanbeforhigh schoolfamiliesoranyoneinthecommunity.

Brankssaidnoteverysessionwillinvolve cookingattheCookingonaBudgetcourse. Keenparticipantscanvisit:www. katikaticommunity.nztoenrol.

Thedetails

What:CookingonaBudget

Where:KatikatiCollege

When:Wednesdays,6.30-8.30pmfrom May7

Cost:$20

‘Incredible’turnout:InclusiveParafedsportsdayatWaihīBeach

BrightonReserveinWaihīBeach wasabuzzwithbasketballfansofall agesrecently,forthesecondannual ParafedBOPBasketballandSport whānaufunday. Theevent,organisedbyParafedBOP, aimedtoencouragekidsandteenagers ofallabilitiestogivebasketballago, andimprovetheirskillsthroughplaying gamesandjoiningingroupdrills. Thisyear,theeventgrewintoa wonderfulcollaborationofmany organisations.ChelseahSavage,senior developmentofficerfromTaurangaCity BasketballAssociation,attendedand teamedupwithByronVaetoe(ex-Tall Black)fromBasketballNZandWayne ChasefromtheNZRollerBlacks basketballteamtorundrillsandplayin somescrimmageswithalltheattendees.

Participants

Representativesandplayersfrom SpecialOlympicsTaurangaandthe NZMen’sWhaikahateam,including ex-WaihīCollegestudentToddMaitland andmumTina(whoisalsoWhaikaha

assistantcoach),madeaspecialtripout tobepartoftheeventearlierthismonth. NorthernDistrict’sCricketAssociation coachesrangamesofcricketonthe reserve,inbetweenbasketballgames.

SuzanneMorrison,ofParafedBOP, said:“Thedaywasincredible.Wehad allthesetalentedsportspeopleofall

abilities,playingtogetherandteaching thetamarikitipsandtricksonthe court”.

Activities

Theeventincorporatedactivitiesthat enabledeveryonetobeactiveatalltimes. Therewere3x3basketballgames,

basketballdrills,cricketonthesidelines andinclusivegamesrunbyParafed. Throughofferingmanydifferent games,Parafedwasabletohostkidsof allabilitiesandencourageparticipation ofchildrenwithdisabilitiestobe involvedinalltheactivities.

Coaching

Theattendeeslovedthecoaching providedbyTaurangaCityBasketball andByron,andthoughtthewheelchair basketballerswereincrediblyinspiring. Theyalsoenjoyedhavingagoat playingbasketballinawheelchair, whichwaschallenging.

WaihīBeachesidentMaija MacCalmansaid:“Whatanamazing, energeticandinclusiveday.Therewas somuchhappening–kidshavingago atplayingbasketballinthewheelchairs, cricketonthesidelines,great scrimmagesonthecourt–andeveryone washavingaloadoffun”.

“Byronandallthebasketball representativeswerejustsokindand inspiringtomeetandplaywith.”

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ura ai’s egan ranks will run the Cooking on a udget course.

Photo / Rebecca Mauger

eo le of all abilities oinin in t e event. Photo / Mike Hill

KatikatiremembersandhonoursallonAnzacDay

Ashundredsgatheredaroundthe KatikatiWarMemorialHallatdawn onAnzacDay,atinysliceofmoon andonelonestarshonedown.

ThecommunitywerehonouringKiwi servicemenandwomenofalleraswho’ve riskedtheirlivesforourfreedom.

Returnedandcurrentservicemenand womenlinedupbesiderepresentatives fromthepolice,FireandEmergencyNew Zealandandanumberofotherservice organisationsoutsideKatikatiLibraryat 5.55am.

Theymarchedtothefrontofthewar memorialhall–tothesoundofadrum beatfromtheKatikatiBand–tostandat attentionforthe6amdawnservice.

Afteranopeningprayer,KatikatiRSA presidentTrevorGilbertsaidthisyear’s AnzacDaywasparticularlypoignantas ithadbeen110yearssincetheGallipoli landing,80yearssincetheendofWorld WarII,and50yearssincetheVietnam Warconcluded.

andpresidentTrevorGilbertoutside KatikatiWarMemorialHall.

ThelateCliveKenyon

“InKatikati[hereatAnzacDay]wealso paytributetoourlastWorldWarIIveteran whopassedawayrecently.”

CliveWilsonKenyondiedpeacefullyat homesurroundedbyhislovingfamilyon March15,2025,inhis101styear.

“WewillnowcreateaCliveKenyon MemorialScholarship.Thiswillbe awardedannuallytoadirectdescendantof servicepeople,toenablethemtocontinue theirstudiesorvocation,”Gilbertsaid.

Followedbyamoment’ssilence,Gilbert said:“Weshouldnowembracethose veteransthathaveservedthiscountry sincethetimeofwarinMalayaand Borneo,Vietnam,Bosnia,EastTimor, Iraq,andPalestineandmanypeacekeeping operationsthattheyhavebeeninvolvedin”.

“Weshouldalsorememberthatthereare thosewhoarestillservingwhodeserveour supportandappreciation.Andthewounds thataretheresultofwarandconflictare notalwaysvisible.”

AfteranaddressbyColonelSelwyn

HeatonRNZE,KatikatiCollegehead studentsJackHarrayandHannahGourlay, accompaniedbydeputyheadstudents RajveerSaniaKaurandCharlotteTanner, tookthestand.

KatikatiCollegeheadStudentHannahGourlay withherfatherAndrewGourlay,whowas namedafterherGreatUnclewhofoughtin WorldWardIIaspartoftheMāoriBattalion.

Studentconnectionto MāoriBattalion

Gourlaytalkedofherfamilyconnection toWorldWarII.“Thisisaboutmygreat uncleAndrew,whomydadisnamed after.”

Andrew,betterknownas‘Andy’, volunteeredforthearmyshortlyafterthe outbreakofWWII,saidGourlay.

“Heenlistedbutwasdischarged asmedicallyunfitbecausehehad tuberculosisasachild.Nottobe outdone,here-enlistedseveralmonths laterunderhisbrotherRobert’sname andarrangedsomeoneelsetositthe medical.”

Andywaspostedtothe28thMāori Battalionin1941andsawactioninthe westerndesertfortwoyears,Gourlay said.

“In1943,whenthebattalionreached Tripoli,Andywassufferingtuberculosis. HewassentbacktoNewZealandon ahospitalship.Hespentoverayearin hospitalandwasdischargedin1944.

“HereturnedhometoMaketūbut remainedunwelluntilhepassedfroma combinationoftuberculosisandsandin hislungsonJuly31,1946,at27years old.Just17daysafter,hisnephew,my

KatikatiCollegedeputyheadstudentRajveer SaniaKaur,headstudentsHannahGourlayand JackHarrayanddeputyheadstudentCharlotte Tannerattheircommunity’sdawnservice.

grandfather,wasborn.”

GourlaytoldtheKatikatiNews aftertheservicethatforaslongasshe couldremembershe’drunthroughher grandparents’house,pastaphotograph ofhergreatuncleandhismedals.

“Everytimewealwaysaskedwhohe was,andrecentlyI[learnedmoreby] lookedhimuponAucklandMuseum’s OnlineCenotaph.”

“Hewasvery,verydeterminedtogo [towar],”saidGourlay,whoisofNgāti WhakaueandNgāiTahudescentofthe Maketū-Rotoruaarea–aswashergreat uncle.

“It’sveryspecialandcooltobeableto talkabouthimatanAnzacparade,and whilebeingheadgirl,andbeingableto sharehisstory.”

HeadstudentJackHarraysaidinhis speechthatit’saweirdthing,tryingto understandthescaleofsomethinglike Gallipoli.

“Over2700NewZealanderslosttheir livesthere.That’slikeourentireschool, timesthree,goneinjustafewmonths. Andthatwasonlythebeginningofa muchlongerwar.”

Aboutallpersonnel

Harrayalsoechoedthesentimentthat AnzacDayisn’tjustaboutGallipoli.

“It’sabouteveryNewZealanderand Australianwho’sservedsince–through worldwars,inpeacekeepingmissions,in

disasterrelief.It’saboutsacrifice,service, andcouragethatcarriesoneventoday.”

Heaskedthecrowd,inthecoldand quietofthemorning,totakeasecond toreallyfeel“theweightofhistory,the silenceofrespect,andthehopethatwe,

Returnedservicemenstandtoattentionwith representativesfrompolice,fireandanumberof otherserviceorganisations.

thenextgeneration,willcarrythesestories forward–notjusttoday,buteverydaywe standupforwhat’sright”.

“Toallthosewhoserved,andthosestill serving–thankyou.Werememberyou. Wehonouryou.Lestweforget.”

ThenGourlayreadTheOdeof RemembranceintereoMāori,followed byCharlotteTannerreadingitinEnglish. Thedawnserviceconcludedwith KatikatiRSAdeputypresidentRossVaile loweringtheNewZealandflag,then

ThecrowdwatchesKatikati’sAnzacDaydawnattheWarMemorialHallservice underneathatinymoonandlonestarinthesky. Photos/MerleCave

KatikatiRSAdeputypresidentRossVaile

Wanttoknowmoreaboutkey topicssuchastheSH2Ōmokoroa Rdintersectionupgrade,TePuna/ Lochhead/Pitua/Tangituroundabout, andTePunaStationRdintersection improvements?Jointheone-on-one kōrero(conversation)withproject leadsandKaimaiWardcouncillors.

WesternBayofPlentyDistrictCouncil ishostingaCommunityForumExpoon Wednesday,May7,atTePunaSchoolHall from7pm-9pm,providingtheopportunity forpeopletoconnectwithwardcouncillors TraceyCoxhead,DonThwaites,Murray GraingerandMargaretMurray-Benge.

ThisisoneofseveralCommunity ForumExposacrosstheregionoffering thecommunityadirectlineintothe decisionsanddevelopmentsshapingtheir neighbourhoods.

“Thereisplentyhappeningwithinour KaimaiDistrictwiththeKaimaiReserve ManagementPlanandLocalWaterDone Well.Wewouldliketoansweranyquestions youmayhaveabouttheseorothermatters concerningyou.Welookforwardtoseeing youthere,”KaimaiWardcouncillorTracey Coxheadsaidinastatement.

Theseforumswillalsogivepeoplean opportunitytolodgeservicerequestswith thecustomerservicesteamandlearnabout

keytopicsincludingtheupcomingelections, communityfundingandgrants,kerbside recycling,andemergencymanagement,with theopportunitytoexperienceanaturalhazard simulationthroughVRgoggles.

“OnefactorIattributetotheexpo’ssuccess wastheavailabilityofstaffwhowereworking withinthecommunityonourcurrentand upcomingprojectdevelopmentsforKatikati andWaihīBeach,”saidKatikati-WaihīBeach WardcouncillorAnneHenry.

“Theseexposarereallyvaluableforour residentstounderstandwhatcouncilisupto intheirarea.Wereceivedfeedbackfromthe 50orsoresidentswhoattendedtheKatikati event,”saidKatikati-WaihīBeachWard councillorRodneyJoyce.

Ifyou’dliketostayintheloop,head tocouncil’sFacebookpagetoregisteras ‘interested’or‘going’oncouncil’sCommunity Expoeventstoreceiveremindernotifications theweekleadinguptotheforum.See:https:// www.facebook.com/westernbaycouncil/ Keycommunityprojectsarehighlighted oncouncil’sYourPlaceTōWāhiwebsite (yourplace.westernbay.govt.nz),whichis updatedregularlytokeepthecommunity informed.See:https://yourplace.westernbay. govt.nz/hub-page/omokoroa

Or:https://yourplace.westernbay.govt.nz/ hub-page/te-puna-minden

Or:https://yourplace.westernbay.govt.nz/ hub-page/whakamarama

Comealongandﬁndoutabout projectshappeningintheplace whereyoulive.

Kōreroonarangeoftopics:

•TePunaRoad/TePunaStation Roadintersectionimprovement

•TePuna/Lochhead/Pitua/ Tangituroundabout

•Elections2025

•SH2/ŌmokoroaRoad intersectionupgrade

•KaimaiDraftReserve ManagementPlan

•Communitygrants

•EmergencyManagement (experienceanaturalhazard simulationthroughVRgoggles)

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WaihīBeachLifeguardServices haswrappedupasuccessfulpatrol season,withcalmsurfconditions andthankfully,notragicincidents. DirectoroflifeguardingLucyScown saidthe2024-2025seasonsawnotragic occurrencesandfewersurfrescuesthanks toproactivesafetymeasures.

“Zerorescuesisalwaysthegoal.”

Theclubrecorded889preventative actionsandmorethan53,700safety interventions,includingpubliceducation, beachsignageandon-the-groundadvice. Therewerestillthreemajorrescues, includingoneonMarch9whenawoman wasseriouslyinjuredontheOrokawa Track.Lifeguardsrespondedafteracall fromamemberofthepublic,working withSurfCom(SurfLifesavingNew Zealand’scommunicationshub)andthe AerocoolRescueHelicopter.

Emotionaldemands Scownsaidtheemotionaldemandsofthe lifeguardingrolearealwaystakenseriously andallmembershaveaccesstomental healthcounselling.

withlocalsandvisitorsacrossourthree patrollocations.

“We’reproudoftheworkourteamhas donethisseason.”

Duringthesummer78patrolling memberscontributed2413volunteer hours,withnearly4700patrolhours logged.Lifeguardsrespondedtothree majorfirstaidincidents,46minorinjuries, ninesearchesandfourassiststosafety.

Theclub’ssearchandrescuesquad continuedwithtraining,includingmultiagencyexercisestostaysharpandreadyfor off-seasoncallouts.

Meanwhile,theclubhostedtheTransTasmanSurfBoatSeriesandNorthIsland SurfBoatChampionships,attractingmore than40clubstoWaihīBeach.

Patrols

Althoughregularpatrolsarenowpaused untilLabourWeekend,beachgoersare remindedtostayvigilant.

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