Mostpeoplewouldbebuzzingifthey’d wonagoldmedalataninternational tournamentintheirfavouredsport. Katikati’sSurajSingh,whotookfirst placeintheUnder-61kgfreestyledivision
of2025’sSoutheastAsian&Invitation WrestlingChampionshipthismonth, wasrelativelyunfazed.That’sbecausehis latestwinwasjustanothersteptowards tohisdream.
The26-year-old,whohasbeenwrestling sincetheage12,wantstorepresentNew Zealandatthe2028OlympicGamesin LosAngeles.“That’stheultimategoal,” saidthekiwifruitgrowerwhoadmitted
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Singhhasearnedinternational acclaimafterwinningagoldmedal atthe2025SoutheastAsian& InvitationWrestlingChampionship inSingaporeonMay11.
Butthe26-year-old,whotookoutthe Under-61kgfreestyledivisionofthe championship,knowshe’sgotalotof worktodoyettomakehisdreamcome true–representingNewZealandatthe 2028OlympicGamesinLosAngeles.
“That’stheultimategoal,”saidthe Katikatikiwifruitgrower,whowasinvited last-minutetotheSingapore-based competitionandgraspedtheopportunity. Hepaidabout$3000togetthere, travellingwithhisfamily,andwasguided byNZnationalcoachMoshenLack.
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Singhsaidhe’dusuallyknowthree monthsaheadofaninternational competition,buthegotanemailforthis onApril16.“Two-threemonthsgives youenoughtimetoputcamptogether andtrain.ButonceIgottheemail[for Singapore],Istartedtrainingfull-timefor it,”saidSingh,whoiscoachedbyRoss Tanner.Traininginvolvedmorningoneon-onematsessions“drillingandrefining yourtechnique”,agymsessionduringthe dayanda“normaltraining”afternoon session.
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Hislast-minuteeffortsproduced goldafterfourmatches–twoagainst Singaporeans,oneagainstaMalaysianand anotheragainstaCambodian.
Singhsaidcompetitorswinmatches eitherbygettingto10pointsaheadof theiropponent–whichisatechnicalfall, calledbeing“tech’d”inwrestlingslang–orbygainingthemostpointsfromtwo rounds;orbyapin.
“Apinisgettingbothofyouropponent’s shouldersdownandtherefcallingit,” saidSingh.“Itech’dmyfirstopponent fromMalaysia,thetwoSingaporeans–I pinnedthemboth,thenthelastmatch againsttheCambodianIwonbypoints [acrosstworounds].Iwasthreepointsoff atechforthisone.”
SinghsaidtheCambodiancompetitor, “whogavemealittlebitoftrouble”,came secondandgrabbedsilver.
WrestlingattheKatikatiOlympic FreestyleWrestlingClubformorethan adecade,Singhadmitsheisaddictedto
thesport:“IstartedwhenIwas12,atthe Katikaticlub.I‘vetriedtostayawayfrom itbutIcan’t–I’vejustgottokeepinthe game.Ijustlovethesport”.
Andhewantstogoasfarashecan competitively–thismeansLosAngeles 2028OlympicGames.
TriallingfortheOlympicswilltakeplace in2027,Singhsaid.
“ToqualifyfortheOlympicsa competitorfirsthastobecomenational championintheirdivision,thenheadto Oceaniastoversecompetitorsfromallthe [Pacific]islands,thenheadtoAfricaand placeinthetoptwo.”
Singhwontwogoldmedalsatthe2019 OceaniaChampionshipsandrepresented NewZealandatthe2022Commonwealth GamesinBirminghamandwon bronzeinthe57kgdivision.Inaddition, henearlymadeNZ’swrestlingteamfor thelastOlympics.
WaipunaHospicefacesraising $8.1millioninthenextfinancial yeartocoverafundingshortfallto keepprovidingitsservicestothe community,whichisputtingits operationatrisk.
“Iwanttospeakhonestlyaboutour challengesandraiseawarenessaboutthe uncertainfutureofhospicecare,”said WaipunaHospiceCEODavidBryant.
“Whileourcommitmentto compassionatecarehasneverwavered, thegrowinggapbetweenwhatitcoststo provideourservicesandthefundingwe receivefromHealthNZTeWhatuOra isputtingthatfutureatrisk.”
WaipunaHospice–oneofthelargest of28hospicesinthecountry–hasjust 44%ofitstotaloperatingcostscovered byHealthNZ.
Theserviceiscaringfor243people, themajorityintheirownhomes,facing terminalillnesses,ensuringtheyand theirfamiliesfeelsupportedandsafe, Bryantsaid.
“Andthecareweprovideisnotonly forthepatientbutwrapsaroundthe wholewhānau.”
Atriskofdisappearing
“Thekeymessageisthatweareatrisk ofdisappearingfromourcommunities becausethelackoffundingfromHealth NZ,”saidBryant.
“Ithinkinthenextthree-fiveyears,if wehaven’tturnedaroundthissituation [bythen],thenwe’reatriskofnotbeing here.”
BryantsaidasmuchasWaipuna Hospicedoestrytoraisetheannual shortfalloffunds;itnevermeetsthe target.
“No–lastyearourresultwasa$1.7 milliondeficit.”
BryantsaidintheWesternBayof Plentyregion,theneedforhospicecare wasonlyincreasing.
“Peoplearelivinglonger,withmore complexhealthneeds,andmoreare choosingtodieathome.”
Andthecostsofdeliveringcarewere rising.
“Fuel,wages,medicines,andanumber ofthingsweneedtobuytodeliverour serviceshavegoneupsignificantly,” Bryantsaid.
“Mostpeoplewillbeawareofthehuge impacthighinflationcostshavehad overrecentyears–andcertainlyourcost basetodeliverthesameamountofcare
hasincreasedsignificantly.However,the contractwehavewithHealthNZhas notincreasedmuchatall,infactvery marginally…andsothegapkeepson widening”.
BryantsaidWaipunawasdoing everythingitcantopreventthis happening.
“Wearebeingverydeliberateinthe servicesweprovide,andwecontinueto doeverythingwecantocontrolcosts –butthereisabottom-linecostfor fundingthisserviceandHealthNZis notsupportingit.”
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HealthNewZealandTeWhatuOra actingnationaldirector–planning, fundingandoutcomesJasonPower saidhospiceswereavaluedproviderof specialistpalliativecareservicesinour communities.
“Werecognisethecareandsupport theyprovidetopatientseachandevery day.Wearecommittedtoworkingwith hospicesandarangeofotherservicesto ensurepalliativecaremeetstheneedsof allNewZealandersandtheirfamilies.
“Weregularlyengagewithhospices andHospiceNewZealand,andthey areverymuchfrontandcentreof ourNationalPalliativeCareWork Programmethatisunderway.”
PowersaidHealthNZprovided $113.6millioninfundingto28 hospicesfortheFY2023/2024.
“Wealsofundorprovidepalliative careacrossarangeofotherservices andsettings,likeagedresidentialcare, hospitals,primarycareandathome.
“Wearecurrentlyworkingthrough upliftsorincreasesforthefundedsector, whichincludeshospice.
“Hospices,includingWaipuna Hospice,willbeadvisedofthelevel ofuplift,alongwithothercontracted providers,whentheupliftisconfirmed.”
PowersaidHealthNZremains committedtoensuringpalliativeand end-of-lifecareisofhighqualityand meetstheneedsofallNewZealanders andtheirwhānau.
“Toachievethis,weestablisheda nationalpalliativecareworkprogramme in2023.Thepurposeofthisprogramme istobuildonpreviousworkanddevelop anationallyconsistentapproachto palliativeandend-of-lifecareplanning, funding,servicedeliveryandoutcomes.”
AccordingtoHospiceNewZealand, ofthenearly38,000peoplewhodiedin NewZealandin2024,10,860received
hospicecare.
LastOctober,NZFirstlistMPTanya UnkovichpresentedherMember’sBill, ‘ImprovingAccesstoPalliativeCare’–“tostartthedebateonimplementing palliativecareasa‘right’”–to Parliament’sballotbox,butithasnot beendrawn.
BryantsaidHospiceNewZealand’s commissionedreportbyadvisoryfirm MartinJenkins,whichwasreleasedin March,foundthatforevery$1spentby theGovernmentonhospicecare,there’s atleast$1.59inhealthbenefitsforthe taxpayer.
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Bryantsaidhehadapproachedlocal MPsaboutthesituationthatWaipuna Hospiceisin.
BayofPlentyMPTomRutherfordsaid herecentlyvisitedWaipunaHospice’sTe PunabaseandmetwithBryant.
“David[Bryant]didtalktome abouttheirfundraisingandfinancing challenges-$8.1millionthattheyhave toraisethiscomingfinancialyearjustto deliverthelevelofthecare.I’macutely awareofthosechallengesandjustam incrediblygratefulfortheworktheydo forthecommunity.”
Whenaskedifhehadbroughtup WaipunaHospice’sfinancialsituation withtheMinisterofHealthSimeon Brown,Rutherfordreplied:“Ihaven’t spokentohim[theMinisterofHealth] specificallyaboutWaipunaHospice’s situationbutwehavehadbroaderparty discussionsaroundhealthfundingand fundingtowardspeoplelikeWaipuna Hospiceforexample,andwhatwe
candoasagovernmenttosupport organisationslikethem”.
“YouwillhaveseeninourBudget lastyearweputin$16billionextra dollarsintohealth–it’salotofmoney,” Rutherfordsaid.
“We’veputalotmoreintothehealth budgeteverysingleyear–andwe’vegot ourBudgetcomingupagainnextweek. Ourhealthspendingandwhatwecan deliverinthisspaceisarealpriorityfor us.”
Rutherfordalsowantedtothank BryantandhisteamatWaipuna Hospice“fordoinganincrediblejob”. “Wearereallygratefulfortheservice theyprovide;andwearereallytohave theminourcommunity.”
TaurangaMPSamUffindellsaidhe supportsinvestmentinhospicecare. “WithaprovenReturnOnInvestment of$1.59per$1and$110mperyear insavingsacrossthehealthsystemitis notjustamoralobligationbutmakes economiccommonsense.”
UffindellsaidtheteamatWaipuna Hospicedoanincrediblejob.
“Wearesoluckytohavethemand theirserviceinourcommunity.Thank youtoeveryoneatWaipunaHospicefor yourtirelessservicetoourcommunity.”
Bryantsaidhospicewastheonly organisationthatistheretobeasafety netforpeoplefacingdyingalone“so havingsomeplacelikehospicewhich isthereandcanprovidewraparound supportissomethingthecommunity shouldbeproudof”.
Anindependentprimaryschoolnear Katikatiisfightingforitssurvival afteritsapplicationtobecomeeither acharterschoolorastate-sponsored schoolwasdeclined.
AccordingtoboardmemberCraig McCullough,MatahuiSchoolhasstayed openforanotheryearthankstodonations fromparentsandgrandparents.
“Nowwe’reworkingonthoselong-term goals,”McCulloughsaid.
PrincipalMaryWoodssaidtheschool had49studentsandfourteacherswho focusedonholisticeducationgroundedin thetheoryofmultipleintelligences.
Asignificantnumberofthestudents wereneurodiverse,althoughtheschool alsocateredtoneurotypicallearners.
“Mostofourchildrenhavelearning disabilitiesthatfallunderneurodiversity,” Woodssaid.
Options
In2024,theschoolappliedtobecomea charterschool,butwasdeclinedinaletter fromtheCharterSchoolAuthorisation Board.“Privateschoolsarealready providedwithflexibility,caninnovate, andgenerallyperformstronglyon nationalassessmentssuchasNCEA,”the letterread.
Woodssaidtheboardmisunderstood Matahui’suniquerole.
“We’renotaprivateschoolmaking money–we’reanot-for-profit,”shesaid.
AftertheCharterSchoolAuthorisation BoardrejectedMatahuiSchool’s application,itexploredbecomingastate
school.ButMcCulloughsaidthatmodel alsoprovedapoorfit,especiallygiventhe lackofstateresourcesforneurodiverse learners.Woodsarguedthatthecurrent fundingmodelforthesechildrenneeded reform.Thereishighneedsfundingand in-classsupportfundingthatcanbequite restrictive,Woodssaid.
Funding
“We’vegotonechildalwaysfunded, andanotherinthepipeline(toreceive funding).”About75%oftheschool’sroll iscomprisedofneurodiversestudents, accordingtoWoods.
“Byhavingneurodiversechildren
atMatahuiSchool,wearesavingthe Governmentmoney,”shesaid.
Theschoolalsosupportedseveralgifted studentswhoworkedbeyondtheirage level.InalettertoNZME,Charter SchoolAuthorisationBoardchairperson JustineMahonsaidacharterschool couldbeestablishedintwoways:either byasponsorapplyingtodevelopanew schoolorastateorstate-integratedschool convertingtocharterstatus.
“Underthelegislation,privateschools can’tconverttoacharterschool,”Mahon said.Thismeansanindependentschool likeMatahuiwouldfirsthavetoclose beforeasponsorcouldapplytoopena
newcharterschoolinitsplace.
Givenlimitedfunding,the AuthorisationBoardprioritised applicationsthatwerepractical,costeffective,andsupportedthelong-term successofthecharterschoolsystem, Mahonsaid.Mahonaddedthatwhile theinvitationtoapplywentoutbefore theboardwasfullyformed,theselection criteriaweredevelopedwithfinancial sustainabilityanddiversityinmind.
“Fullyfundingindependentschools atthesamelevelasstateschoolswould createasignificantfinancialburden forthegovernmentandisunlikelyto improvestudentachievement,”Mahon said.
MatahuiSchoolisfundedthrough tuitionfeesandmayalsocharge mandatoryfees,theMinistryof Education,actingHautū(deputy secretary)TeTaiWhenua(Central), TraceyTurnersaid.
Theschoolalsoexploredbecominga state-integratedschool,Turnersaid. Turnernotedthatallstateandstateintegratedschoolsreceivedinclusion fundingtosupportneurodiverselearners andcouldaccessadditionalresources basedonstudentneed.
Supportroleswithintheeducation system–includinglearningsupport specialists,ResourceTeachers:Learning andBehaviour,andLearningSupport Coordinators–helpedschoolsand families.“Therearealsoprofessional developmentopportunities,assistive technologies,andtoolsthatsupport neurodiverselearners’accesstothe curriculum,”Turnersaid.
Saturday,May17,wasoneforthe booksasthemuch-anticipatedclash betweenthetable-toppingKatikati StagsandtheformidableArataki Makosbroughtabuzzingcrowdto MoorePark.
Butthiswasn’tjustanygame–itwasa specialfundraiserinsupportoftheBreast CancerSupportTrustTauranga,andthe spiritofcommunitywasasstrongasthe tacklesonthefield.
Thegrandstandwasaseaofpink,with fansandplayersalikedonningthecolour insupport.
EventheStagsweresportingpink strappingtape,showingsolidaritywiththe cause.
Theatmospherewaselectricastheteams
KatikatiPrimarySchool’s470students wenttoMooreParkonMay13totake partinaKiwitradition–crosscountry. StudentsfromYears0-6tookpart, withteachers,family,siblingsand fellowstudentscheeringonrunnersfor thesidelines.
Kidsran,cartwheeled,jumped, walkedandthrewthemselvesacrossthe finishlineundercloudybutfineskies. MerleCavecapturedsomeofthefun.
tooktothefield,anditwasclearfromthe firstwhistlethatbothsidesmeantbusiness. Itdidn’ttakelongforthescoreboardto lightup,withValamiBulacrashingover forthefirsttryofthematch,confidently convertedbytheever-reliableFero Sukanaivalu–whomaintainedaperfect kickingrecordallday.
Aratakirespondedwithgrit,crossingthe linetwiceandtakingtheleadheadinginto halftime.
TheStagsreturnedtothefieldwith renewedenergyanddetermination, showcasingtheirtrademarkteamworkand flair.
Inathrillingsecondhalf,theStagssurged aheadwithfivemoretries–includinga secondforBulaandimpressiveNemani Lulusini,JohnNanovo,TylerMitai-Sykes, LouMokofisi,andApoTuilawaki.
Sukanaivalu’sboot didtherest,andthe finalwhistlesawthe Stagsclaima38-27 victory,cementing theirpositionatthe topofthetable. LitiUilouwas namedPlayerof theMatch,though everyplayergave theirallinwhat wasamemorable andpassionate performance.
Katikati’srugbycommunitywentpinkonSaturday,tosupport theBreastCancerSupportTrustTauranga.
Thedaywasacelebrationofrugby, resilienceandcommunity,cappedoffwith afantasticafter-matchgathering.
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