Katikati News - 12 December 2025

12 December, 2025

Carols for community Katikati at the time, the band chose the Haiku The community is invited to a free carols Reserve to create a relaxed atmosphere where concert tomorrow, December 13, from 4pmfamilies and friends could gather, enjoy festive 6pm, at the Haiku Reserve thanks to the music and sing along to their favourite carols.

Katikati Concert Band.

Carols at Haiku was first introduced in This year the band has teamed up with the 2023 as a way for the band to give back to the Mural Town Singers to offer an even richer community. With no similar outdoor offering in musical experience.

Event organiser Karen Goh said everyone is welcome at tomorrow’s event – and don’t forget to bring your own chairs, picnic rugs, snacks and your singing voices!

The band will also perform at Carols at Athenree Homestead on Sunday, December 14, from 3pm with the Waihī Beach Singers. This

event is also free – take a picnic and enjoy an afternoon of festive music!

Pictured is Katikati Concert Band members Dennis Wilks and Daniel Parker, and Natalie Verbeek, Karen Goh and Sue Miller getting in some practice.

See more on page 6. Photo / Merle Cave

2 Katikati News

Katikati

NEWS

Your Community Voice

Dec 12, 2025

Christmas magic at The Arts Junction Katikati’s Arts Junction is turning into a festive hub, with ‘Christmas in the Junction’ – a reimagined Santa’s Grotto from previous years bringing movies, music, stories, festive displays, and of course Santa, all under one roof.

From Monday, December 15, to Sunday, December 28, the programme will offer something for everyone, said Katch Katikati events manager Kylie Watkins. Local groups will join forces to transform the space, with festive displays from Katikati Floral Art, Western Bay Library, the Combined Churches and Katch Katikati.

Watkins said the team looks forward to this transformation every year. “We love turning our Junction Theatre into a festive space for everyone to enjoy,” she said. “It’s a place to soak up the feeling of Christmas and always puts a smile on everyone’s face.”

Santa on-site!

Santa will join the fun too, making guest appearances for photo and selfie opportunities from December 17-24.

Watkins said there’s no need to book – families can simply drop in during the advertised times, grab a picture, and take a moment to chat with the man in red.

On December 15 and 22 movielovers can enjoy two special cinema days in the Junction Theatre. Morning screenings include the The Grinch plus recent release The Bad Guys 2. In the afternoons, audiences can revisit the

Santa at a past Christmas in the Arts Junction. Photo / Supplied

timeless charm of White Christmas and recent release The Life of Chuck.

Kids’ Christmas shows

A programme highlight would be the Kids’ Christmas Shows on December 20-21, brought to the community by Katikati Open Air Art (KOAA).

Families are invited to step into a world of imagination with Miss Amelia: Little Raconteurs Storytime, an interactive show where stories are brought to life through music, movement and play.

For KOAA, the shows are about more than Christmas entertainment. “As part of our commitment to nurturing creativity in our community, we want to introduce our youngest artists to the world of storytelling, performing arts and imagination,” the team said. “This

Christmas show is a gift to local families – a chance for little ones to engage with the arts in a fun, accessible and meaningful way.”

Christmas in the Junction will be open daily except Christmas Day. For Santa visiting times, opening hours and movie and show details, visit: katikati.org.nz/christmas-inkatikati-2025 or phone 07 549 1658.

Christmas in the Junction is presented

by Katch Katikati, Katikati Floral Art Group, Western BOP Library and the Combined Churches with support from the Tauranga Western Bay Community Event Fund, said Watkins.

“Come and experience the magic of the festive season at Christmas in the Junction – we can’t wait to share the cheer of the festive season with you!”

Your Community Voice

Dec 12, 2025

Katikati News

3

College launches new logo and houses After two years of community-wide input and design-work, Katikati College has launched a new school logo and four new houses.

The designs were launched at a special assembly on December 4.

Principal Lousie Buckley said the college had undergone an exciting journey to refresh its visual identity – to move from its long-standing school crest to a new tohu (logo) “that better reflects who we are today, and who we aspire to be as a learning community”.

“Our previous crest was designed in 1955, nearly 70 years ago. Its symbols reflected the origins of Katikati’s early European settlers – the red hand of Ulster, the ships Lady Jocelyn and Carisbrooke Castle, the pine trees representing kauri milling, and swords symbolising the pursuit of knowledge,” Buckley said at the assembly.

Who we are now

“While these images spoke to the history of the time, the question arose – does this still represent who we are now as a school and as a community?”

The college began a process of consultation with students, staff, whānau and community members in 2024.

“The majority of those surveyed felt that the old crest no longer reflected the college’s identity, with strong support for developing something that acknowledged our place, our people, and our values in Aotearoa today.

“There was also clear encouragement to ensure Te Ao Māori and local environmental connections were part of any new design,” Buckley said.

“From that kōrero came our new tohu, created in 2025 to represent our vision:

Paulownia creative director Jamie Bell, Katikati College principal Lousie Buckley and Otawhiwhi Marae chair Reon Tuanau at the logo launch.

Growing connected learners who make positive contributions to our thriving community.”

Katikati College’s new tohu (logo).

Photos / Anna Menendez Photography

Focus group

The college contracted local design company, Paulownia, to work with a focus group to develop the new tohu.

The group was made up of 2025’s head students Hannah Gourlay, Jack Harray, Rajveer Sania Kaur, and Charlotte Tanner; college staff members Shani Benn and Kate Sutherland; Board of Trustees member Victoria Deyer; and Buckley. Plus Pou Arahi – representatives from the three local marae – were also kept informed of the process.

Buckley said one key aspect of the design brief was the new tohu had to reflect the Kaimai Ranges. “No matter where you are in Katikati, these maunga shape the skyline – a familiar backdrop to our daily lives and a reminder of our connection to this place.”

Values

The design also had to capture the college’s values – Whanaungatanga (relationships), Manaakitanga (kindness and respect), and Kaitiakitanga (guardianship) “and our connection to the natural environment that surrounds us”.

The completed logo’s four interwoven layers symbolise these values “and the unity of our four houses,” said Buckley. “The woven bands reflect the interconnection between people, knowledge, community, and environment.

“The meeting points represent the maunga and the college as a meeting place – a space where learning and relationships intersect. Each layer also represents an element of our local environment, stretching from the Kaimai Ranges to the moana – the sun, mountains, land, and water – showing the flow of connection that defines Katikati.

“The spaces between the layers represent Va – the relational space between people – a concept that recognises the strength of our community lies not just in individuals but in the relationships that connect us,” Buckley said.

“So in brief, the tohu represents our college as a whare, a house of learning – it represents the connections between people, and the connection to our local environment.”

A set of accompanying design motifs were designed by a group of 35 students across all year levels. “These designs represent the diversity of our school. They reflect our Māori, Pasifika, Indian and Celtic heritage,

These are Katikati College’s four new house designs.

and the many cultures and identities that shape who we are,” Buckley said.

shared sense of responsibility for the generations to come.”

House system renewed

Inclusive

The college’s house system had also been renewed to better reflect the school’s connection to the local landscape and environment. The previous house names, which honoured early European settlers, had served the college since 1939.

The new houses are Mountain/Maunga with the colour red; River/Awa with green; Beach/Tātahi with yellow; and Sea/ Moana with blue. “These new names and colours celebrate the interconnected journey of our place – from the peaks of the Kaimai Ranges to the ocean that shapes our coastline – and reflect the college’s ongoing commitment to Whanaungatanga, Manaakitanga, and Kaitiakitanga in everything we do.”

The new house names don’t erase what’s gone before, Buckley said. “The crest will still be seen in many places around our kura (school).

“The house names will still be on trophies and cups. We honour those who have gone before, and this change in no way diminishes the mana of that.”

She said the new tohu and house system represent a new chapter in Katikati College’s story – “one that honours our past while embracing a future grounded in connection, inclusivity, and place”.

“Together, we step into this new chapter with pride, with purpose, and with a

Valarie Uilou of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tamawhariua, Katikati district’s health and social services provider, said the school had done a fabulous job of creating something that’s inclusive, diverse. “It includes everything within our community – including our taiao (environment), I love it,” she said.

Otawhiwhi Marae chair Reon Tuanau said the logo, houses and their new designs look mīharo (amazing). “It really captures who we are today. People are a lot in tune with the environment these days and protecting it – so I think the logo depicts this and showcases where we’re at now.”

He said the project’s journey had been allinclusive – “everyone’s had a part to play”.

Buckley thanked design team Paulownia for their work on the project, Coast Signs, No 1 Signs, and all those who were part of the project during the last two years.

From next year all students will be reshuffled randomly into new houses, focus group member Kate Sutherland said.

“As for uniforms – the college will sell its existing stock with the crest until it’s sold out and the new logo will be eased in. So parents do not need to worry – they will not have to purchase uniforms next year unless they need to.”

*Next week Katikati News asks college students what they think of the new logo and houses. Merle Cave

4 Katikati News

Your Community Voice

Dec 12, 2025

Parade and park festivities delight all The big jolly red man and his reindeers – plus about 20 floats including tractors, vintage vehicles and a boat – delighted the hearts of young and old alike watching the Katikati Lions’ Santa Parade last Saturday afternoon at 3pm.

Pounamu TuhakarainaKerama, 16 months old, enjoys the ‘snow’ foam at Christmas in the Park.

And once the parade parked up at Moore Park, it was time for families to party at Katch Katikati’s Christmas in Park, which offered live entertainment plus a range of activities from circus exercises to big backyard games to bouncy castle fun to ‘snow’ play in the form of foam thanks to Katikati Youth Action Krew supported by Katikati Community Led Development.

Katikati News reporter Merle Cave snapped some off the th festive f ti fun. f

Darrie Andrews, sitting with family and friends to watch the parade.

The jolly man himself waves, with an elf and children on-board the sleigh too.

Katikati firefighter Danielle Lister on the hose to cool everyone down at Moore Park.

The Mural Town Line Dancers.

Quinn Arrow, 5, from frr Katikati, sits on one of the tractors aft fter t the parade.

Eden Lockley, 3, from frr Ōmokoroa, waving at the festively-decorated tractors.

Access in-depth news, analysis and expert opinion with Herald Premium.

nzherald.co.nz/subscribe *T&Cs apply.

Extra kerbside collections are coming to Waihī Beach, Bowentown and Athenree townships this summer!

Your normal collection day will stay the same, plus you will get some extra services:

One-off extra glass collection Sat 27 Dec

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

22 Dec Glass, rubbish & food scraps

23 Dec

24 Dec

25 Dec

26 Dec

27 Dec Glass, rubbish & food scraps

28 Dec

29 Dec All bins

30 Dec

31 Dec

1 Jan

2 Jan

3 Jan Rubbish & food scraps

4 Jan

5 Jan All bins

6 Jan

7 Jan

8 Jan

9 Jan Rubbish & food scraps

10 Jan

11 Jan

12 Jan All bins

13 Jan

14 Jan

15 Jan

16 Jan Rubbish & food scraps

17 Jan

18 Jan

19 Jan All bins

20 Jan

21 Jan

22 Jan

23 Jan

24 Jan

25 Jan

26 Jan All bins

27 Jan

28 Jan

29 Jan

30 Jan

31 Jan

1 Feb

*Normal collections resume the week beginning 2 Feb, 2026.

Don’t get left with full bins this summer, let your guests know about our extra kerbside services.

Remember the PAYT tag!

Your pay-as-you-throw tag means you only pay for the rubbish you make. A PAYT tag has to be looped through both handles on your red landfill bin, or it won’t be emptied.

You can buy PAYT tags at Te Ara Mātauranga – Waihī Beach Library and Service Centre, 106 Beach Road, Waihī Beach Waihī Beach Dairy, 211 Seaforth Road, Waihī Beach

For more information visit kerbsidecollective.co.nz/payt

Never forget your bin day again Download Antenno to get updates and reminders in real-time.

Four Square Waihī Beach, 33 Wilson Road

Cut this ad out and put it on your fridge

kerbsidecollective.co.nz

Christmas and New Year rubbish and recycling collections From Thursday 25 December to Sunday 28 December Is your bin collection day Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday?

Great! Put your bin out on your usual day.

Is your bin collection day Thursday or Friday?

Put your bins out one day later than usual.

Please put your bins out for collection by 7am.

Never forget your bin day again Download Antenno to get updates and reminders in real-time.

Cut this ad out and put it on your fridge

kerbsidecollective.co.nz

1 Day

6 Katikati News

Your Community Voice

Dec 12, 2025

m a s sp ir it to K a t i k a t i Carols bring Christm If you want to enjoy festive spirit, Katikati is the place to be this weekend with two carols events set to bring the magic of the holiday season to life.

Tomorrow, Saturday, December 13, from 4pm-6pm, Katikati Concert Band and Mural Town Singers present ‘Carols at Haiku’ at the Haiku Reserve.

Event organiser and Katikati Concert Band president Karen Goh said everyone is welcome at the free community concert – and don’t forget to bring your own chairs, picnic rugs, snacks and your singing voices!

Give back

Carols at Haiku was first introduced in 2023 as a way for the band to give back to the community, said Goh. With no similar outdoor Christmas concert

in Katikati at the time, the band chose the picturesque Haiku Reserve to create a relaxed summer atmosphere where families and friends could gather, enjoy festive music and sing along to their favourite carols.

Goh said this year promises an even richer musical experience, with the Mural Town Singers joining the concert band to bring a mix of choir harmonies and instrumental arrangements. “Together, we’ll perform a selection of Christmas tunes and carols that everyone can enjoy – from heartwarming classics like ‘Silent Night’ and ‘Joy to the World’ to lively renditions of ‘Feliz Navidad’, and Christmas carolling.”

Belonging and pride

Goh said the event’s goal was simple.

“We want the community to feel a sense of belonging and pride. Carols at Haiku

The Mural Town Singers, pictured, will join the concert band to bring a mix of choir harmonies and instrumental arrangements.

Katikati Concert Band last hosted ‘Carols at Haiku’ back in 2023. Photos / Supplied

is about creating a space where people can come together, celebrate the season, and enjoy live music in a beautiful setting.

“With the support of the Tauranga Western Bay Community Event Fund, along with the Lions Club of Katikati and Katch Katikati, we look forward to celebrating the festive season with you.”

While the event is free, Lions Club volunteers will be on-site to collect cash donations.

Volunteers will also give out QR codes to access lyrics to the carols.

If weather is poor, the concert will be moved to St Paul’s Presbyterian Church.

Stay updated at: www. katikaticoncertband.co.nz or on the

Katikati Concert Band Facebook page.

Carols at Athenree Homestead

The next day, on Sunday, December 14, from 3pm, the Katikati Concert Band will perform again – this time with the Waihī Beach Singers at Carols at Athenree Homestead.

Hot drinks and ice creams will be for sale at the homestead grounds plus there will be a visitor arriving from the North Pole.

Everyone is invited to bring a picnic and set up on the lawn in front of the historic house to enjoy an afternoon of festive music. For event updates, search ‘Athenree Homestead’ on Facebook.

Merle Cave

Always on.

EVEN WHEN YOU’RE OFF THIS SUMMER.

DOWNLOAD NO OW

Your Service Professionals

Local Classifieds

Direct ry

Vehicles Wanted

DOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

Need Plastering?

Drywall Plastering Fibrous Plastering Cove & Cornice Vacuum Sanding

We will travel: BOP and Further Phone/Fax 07 542 1563 or Scott 021 879 339

Email: always.complete@actrix.co.nz

www.alwaysplastered.co.nz

We’re your local heat pump experts

• Pest Control • Carpet Cleaning • Upholstery Cleaning • Flood Restoration • Fire Restoration • Stain Treatment

FREE QUOTE 07 863 4328

Servicing Waihi, Katikati, Whangamata & Wider Areas 07 863 8358 or 0800 225 552

waihi@jae.co.nz

Residential & Commercial 20 years experience Quality workmanship

www.lithgows.co.nz

TILER OWENS FLOORING SKIP BIN HIRE

Tiling & Waterproofing Services Servicing the Western Bays, Waikato & Coromandel Areas

Contact James Lyell Ph: 021-535-799 • jdltiling@gmail.com

Flooring Sales and Installation FREE MEASURE & QUOTATION

Carpet, Vinyl, Wood & Laminate Flooring SHOWROOM: 5/57 Wilson Road, Waihi Beach Open 8.30am-4.00pm Monday to Friday Saturdays by Appointment Phone: 027 233 7277 | 07 863 5723 Email: sales@owensflooring.co.nz www.owensflooring.co.nz

Independent, professional valuation advice

E L E C T R I C A L S E R V I C E S LT D

• Domestic Installation and Repairs • New House Wiring & Renovations • Stove and Whiteware Servicing • Irrigation, Frost Protection, Pumps • Heat Pumps Supplied, Installed & Repairs

PH 0800 246 778

For Household, Business, Building and Farm Rubbish Removal

•Commercial • Industrial • Underground Cabling • Thermal Imaging • Test & Tag

Residential, Commercial and Industrial, Rural Lifestyle, Orchards, Insurance Valuations

Jason Coulson – 021 248 5810

Your local Property Valuer expert

PHONE 07 549 0042

www.prpnz.nz

4 Marshall Place, Katikati www.switche.co.nz

RBOR Arborist Experts

Any size Any condition Anywhere Phone Dylan on 021 254 0754

Tree Work | Hedges | Palms Chipping | Stumps EXPERIENCED | INSURED | QUALIFIED Contact Roydon now for your FREE QUOTE! 022 6769 725 info@arborx.co.nz www.arborx.co.nz

Public Notices

Wanted to Buy or Exchange

CARAVANS & MOTORBIKES WANTED

Proposal To Close Stewart Street and Major Street Katikati to Vehicular Trafc Pursuant to the Local Government Act 1974, Tenth Schedule, notice is hereby given that the Western Bay of Plenty District Council, for the purpose of Katikati Agricultural & Pastoral Show proposes to close the following road(s) to ordinary vehicular trafc for the period indicated hereunder.

Road to be closed to ordinary vehicular trafc: Major Street – Entire Length Sunday, 1 February 2026, 8.00am to 5.00pm It will be an offence under the above regulations for any person otherwise than under authority of an authorised permit to use the road for ordinary vehicular trafc during the period of closure.

Miriam Taris Chief Executive Ofcer

drivencarguide.co.nz

# !

!

" !

Stewart Street – Entire Length Period of closure:

All you need to know to buy your next car.

MEARES EARTHWORKS

TREE SERVICES

TREE PROBLEMS? • Dismantle • Pr Pruning runing • Removal Removal • Stump gr grinding rinding Qualified, Qualified, insured, insurred, exper experienced rienced Big B ig o or r s small mall w we e d do o t them hem a all ll Call today fo a f ee quote

Mā tō tātou hapori

For our community

www.shortb www.shortbacknsides.co.nz backnsides.co.n nz

If you wish to be part of the service professionals directory, contact your local classified team on 07 577 7770 or email classifiedsbop@nzme.co.nz

ALISON RUDD

SARAH ARNOLD M 022 569 9640

T 07 549 0228 M 022 042 8717

Open p

HOMES - SUNDAY 14th DECEMBER

10.00 - 10.30am

329B THOMPSONS TRACK

By Negotiation

11.00 - 11.30am

48 ARRAN DRIVE

$960,000

12.00 - 12.30pm

34 BELMONT RISE

$850,000

1.00 - 1.30pm

41 LEVLEY LANE

$849,995

2.00 - 2.30pm

69 MARTRAY ROAD

$1,295,000

3.00 - 3.30pm

28 MURAL DRIVE

$780,000

Merry Christmas

WISHING YOU A SAFE & FESTIVE CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR

Alison & Sarah xx ALISON RUDD

T 07 549 0228 M 022 042 8717 alison@yourrealestate.co.nz www.yourrealestate.co.nz

SARAH ARNOLD

M 022 569 9640 sarah@yourrealestate.co.nz www.yourrealestate.co.nz

yourrealestate.co.nz Your Real Estate Limited Licensed under the REAA 2008

ALISON RUDD

SARAH ARNOLD M 022 569 9640

T 07 549 0228 M 022 042 8717 4+ Bed 3+ Bath

4+ Car Garage 372m²

5512m²

168 ONGARE POINT ROAD, KATIKATI Private, peaceful rural setting with countryside & distant water views countrys Four generous bedrooms (plus 5th edroom m or office) & 3 bathrooms expansive living areas + sun-filled rva atory opening to pool & patio g features include double height sw with exposed beams, stained cc cents & wine cellar ing ground swimming pool uble garage + additional two-bay garage w with consented sleepout Gardenss feature 12 avocado trees Nearby leisure activities include fishing at Kauri Point Jetty & walkways

3 Bed

2 Bath

2 Car Garage 170m²

901m²

34 BELMONT RISE, KATIKATI Desirable location close to the water and scenic walkways Modern kitchen with generous storage and a breakfast bar Huge, covered patio area—perfect for entertaining and relaxation Double glazing & DVS system Two heat pumps, wood burner, panel heater for year- round comfort Master bedroom features an ensuite Large, raised vegetable garden Low maintenance brick & tile build Positioned on a 901m² (approx) section, with plenty of space for kids & pets to play

Method of Sale: $850,000 Open Home: Sun 12.00 - 12.30pm

5 Bed

2 Bath

5 Car Garage

312m² 1.83ha

329B THOMPSONS TRACK, KATIKATI 1.83ha (approx) elevated section with panoramic harbour & Mount views Stunning, solid five-bedroom home Open-plan kitchen/dining/family Separate lounge with gas fireplace Underfloor heating in kitchen & bathrooms, plus two extra toilets Master suite with ensuite, walk-in robe & outdoor patio access Triple internal-access garaging 10m x 7m (approx) separate shed Five fenced paddocks for grazing Minutes to Katikati & Waitekohekohe Recreation Park

Method of Sale: Price By Negotiation Open Home: Sun 10.00 - 10.30am

4 Bed

2 Bath

2 Car Garage

166m²

769m²

13 GROSVENOR PLACE, KATIKATI Open plan living, dining and kitchen area, great for entertaining od burn ner and heat pump for yearcom mfort us sstorage in the kitchen ck k, wrapping around two he e home d separate laundry ced backyard – safe for kids ts h lawnss, vege gardens & fruit trees Located in a peaceful and family neighbourhood neighbourh Extra off-street parking for the boat, camper, or trailer

3 Bed

2 Bath

2 Car Garage

210m² 210m

594m² 594m

48 ARRAN DRIVE DRIVE, KATIKATI Located in popular Fairview Estate 2019 build with scenic outlook Stylish kitchen with large island, walkin pantry (with feature barn door) Heat pump and full double glazing Handy open office to work from home Master suite with walk-in wardrobe, ensuite and private patio access Modern family bathroom with relaxing slipper bath & separate shower Private hot tub for ultimate relaxation Exclusive access to Café Nineteen, the gym, indoor pool, spa, tennis courts & direct gate access to golf course

Method of Sale: $960,000 Open Home: Sun 11.00 - 11.30am

4 Bed

2 Bath

1 Car Garage

167m²

861m²

30 LEVLEY LANE, KATIKATI Spacious kitchen with breakfast bar Open plan living, dining & kitchen New carpet & freshly painted interior Small study nook for students Pellet wood burner + heat pump Views of Kaimai ranges upstairs Two bathrooms - One on each level Separate laundry with backyard access High-stud single garage Private patio & fully fenced backyard, great for pets and children Plenty of extra off-street parking Generous 861m² (approx.) section Popular location, only steps away from local reserve & coastal walkway

Method of Sale: $745,000 View: By Appointment

3+ Bed

2+ Bath 4+ Car Garage 200m² 6457m m²

69 MARTRAY ROAD, KATIKATI Brand-new kitchen with open-plan dining and living area New carpet, flooring & wood burner Master with ensuite & walk-in robe Two additional double bedrooms, plus rumpus room with office nook Renovated bathrooms & solar hot water Covered verandah for entertaining Double garage + ample parking Separate implement shed with 2-bed living above & 3-bay shed + lockable lean-to below for storage 6,457sqm (approx.) section with vibrant lawns, gardens & small paddock Views of Kaimai Ranges & harbour

Method of Sale: $1,295,000 Open Home: Sun 2.00 - 2.30pm

4 Bed

2 Bath

2 Car Garage 267m² 632m²

40 URETARA DRIVE, KATIKATI Stunnin plaster-over-brick (with Stunning cavity) h home with great street appeal Open-p plan living with high ceilings dern n kitchen with stone island, ty appliances & walk-in pantry e-sided gas fireplace, heat double glazing, HRV & central d m or-outdoor flow to covered patio ge m master suite with ensuite, walkn robe, sitting area & heat pump Underfloor heating in bathrooms Feature low-level sensor lighting Landscaped gardens & vege beds Double internal access garage Easy walk to shops, cafes & amenities

Your Real Estate Licensed under the REAA 2008

eves.co.nz

Our results speak for themselves

Ten sales in ten weeks!

Katikati

Katikati

Katikati

Katikati

Katikati

Katikati

Katikati

Katikati

Katikati

55C Pukakura Road

204E Beach Road

413C Busby Road

95C Wright Road

252A Kauri Point Road

520 Wright Road

167 Willoughby Road

397 Busby Road

994 Work Road

Lifestyle and rural properties are selling fast, and our buyers are actively looking for their next move.

If you’re thinking about selling, get in touch with Durrelle and The Green Team for a free market appraisal.

Katikati

320 Lindemann Road

Durrelle Green

Rural & Lifestyle Sales

027 949 3725 durrelle.green@eves.co.nz

Tara Kehoe

Lifestyle & Residential Sales

021 227 5168 tara.kehoe@eves.co.nz

EVES Kat i

kati Orchard & Lifestyle Specialists

Misha Greenall PA for The Green Team

misha.greenall@eves.co.nz

eves.co.nz EVES Realty Ltd, Licensed under the REAA 2008

, Licensed under the REAA 2008

eves.co.nz New Listing

Katikati

4 Castlegrace Drive Modern, Low Maintenance Country Living • 1,815m² section (approx.)

• Modern, Three bedroom brick home • Double garage with modern laundry • Entertainment area plus large garden with fruit trees.

eves.co.nz/ekt21016

Protecting your property like it’s our own 3

1

2

Auction Thurs 18 Dec, from 1pm 247 Cameron Road, Tauranga (unless sold prior) View 2.30-3.15pm Sun 14 Dec Tara Kehoe 021 227 5168 tara.kehoe@eves.co.nz Durrelle Green 027 949 3725 durrelle.green@eves.co.nz

Open Home

Katikati

12 Boyd Street Great Value Home, Be In By Christmas.

This recently redecorated property is great value buying for first-home buyers, families, downsizers, or investors.

Offering a harmonious blend of modern living and cosy comfort, and with an abundance of natural light, you'll feel right at home from the moment you step inside.

3

1

1

Asking Price $615,000 View 10.15-10.45am Sun 14 Dec & Sun 21 Dec or by appointment Colin Stewart-Rowe 027 454 8080 colin.stewart-rowe@eves.co.nz

We treat your rental with genuine care, staying ahead of regulations and market changes to keep it protected and performing at its best. Put your investment in safe hands with EVES Property Management.

Talk to your local team today.

EVES Katikati 07 549 0052 | katikati@eves.co.nz

eves.co.nz/ekt20985 EVES Realty Ltd, Licensed under the REAA 2008

Whatever you’re looking for in your new home, you’ll find it at OneRoof.

With thousands of property listings right across the country, there’s sure to be one to give your heart to.

Barfoot & Thompson Limited Licensed REAA 2008

F O R SA L E

ATHENREE

3

1

F O R SA L E

KATIKATI

2

25 POHUTUKAWA DRIVE

Smartly renovated, this three-bedroom retreat sits quietly amongst the birdsong in one of Athenree’s most desirable, tree-lined streets. barfoot.co.nz/923457

3

1

Set on a sprawling section leading down to the small tidal stream, this beautifully presented home offers impressive Kaimai views and splendid outdoor living.

FOR SALE $915,000 VIEWING Sunday 1:00pm - 1:30pm

Di Lynds 027 474 3555 Rosina Donnelly 027 398 3620

barfoot.co.nz/924557

barfoot.co.nz/922285

VIEWING Sunday 2:00pm - 2:30pm

Brad Martin 022 361 8481

3

2

TAHAWAI

2

6

2

FOR SALE $1,149,000 VIEWING Sunday 12:00pm - 12:30pm

Griff Cooke 027 810 7679 Ross Collins 022 458 8600

Spanning just over 1 hectare this lifestyle property has plenty of level ground. Here you will find 2 three bedroom homes, one currently rented. barfoot.co.nz/924521

barfoot.co.nz/923767

FOR SALE $1,495,000 VIEWING by appointment

Brad Martin 022 361 8481

4

2

2

2

3

OMOKOROA

3

1

FOR SALE $1,385,000 VIEWING Sunday 12:30pm - 1:00pm

Annabel Reyes 021 445 476 Chris A'Court 021 231 1218

3

1

1

4

75 UNION STREET

Step into this gorgeous 1940s weatherboard bungalow — Full of character, beautifully styled, and sun filled! barfoot.co.nz/924896

2

2

4

6 GUMTREE LANE

Step into a thoughtfully designed inviting home perfectly positioned on a spacious, fully fenced section close to Omokoroa Golf Club and coastal walkways. barfoot.co.nz/924185

FOR SALE By Negotiation VIEWING Sunday 1:15pm - 1:45pm

Annabel Reyes 021 445 476 Chris A'Court 021 231 1218

NEW LISTING

WAIHI

4

NEW LISTING

23 HAMURANA ROAD

With too many features to mention, this character home has been meticulously renovated to the highest standard and enjoys beautiful water and Kaimai views.

2

6 SEDGEMOOR LANE

F O R SA L E

OMOKOROA

8

NEW LISTING

5 CARNOUSTIE PLACE

A stylish home with a private garden, plus Country Club membership included - set within the Fairview Golf Course community.

2

FOR SALE $929,000

F O R SA L E

KATIKATI

2

7 FINTONA STREET

AU C T I O N

WAIHI BEACH

3

2

2

2

152 SEAFORTH ROAD FOR SALE $685,000 VIEWING Sat & Sun 12:00pm - 12:30pm

Rosina Donnelly 027 398 3620 Di Lynds 027 474 3555

Nestled in a beautifully elevated position overlooking the sparkling sea, this home offers the perfect blend of relaxation, scenery and beachside lifestyle. barfoot.co.nz/924537

AUCTION on site on Saturday 17th January 2026 at 11:00am (unless sold prior) VIEWING Sat & Sun 12:00pm - 12:30pm

Di Lynds 027 474 3555 Rosina Donnelly 027 398 3620

The Bower Christmas !

Light Trail

is here

Make magical memories with friends and whānau as you explore beautiful light displays bringing our community to life every evening. Have a wander, feel the Christmas spirit come alive, and enjoy a seasonal adventure that brings joy to all ages.

2 02 5 | B e

pa rt

rt

r 2 02 5 | B e p be a

Bower Real Estate Ltd Licensed REAA 2008

em

Proud sponsors of this year’s Christmas Lights:

c

e th f o

| 1s t De

magic

|

magic

1st

er b m ce

e th of

De

Visit bit.ly/bowerchristmaslights or scan the QR code below for the address list, and don’t forget to vote for your favourite property!