28 August 2026
Go yellow! Katikati’s Cancer Society fundraisers Glennis Sims and Monique Amor (pictured) are about to hang up their gardening gloves, notepads and volunteering nous. But not before one last call to the
Katikati community to give generously this Daffodil Day. On today, Daffodil Day is the Cancer Society of New Zealand’s biggest annual fundraiser. Katikati will have Daffodil Day stations
outside the local Woolworths, ANZ bank, The Busy Baker, Subway and Family Mart on Main St from 8am-2pm today, August 28. Tomorrow, August 29, two stations will be open from 9am-3pm outside Katikati
Woolworths and The Busy Baker on State Highway 2. “All funds raised go towards cancer research,” Sims said. “It is such a worthwhile cause to get behind.” Read more on page 4. Photo / Merle Cave
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Museum m to receiive $1m up Western Bay Museum will close its doors this Sunday to receive a sixmonth $1 million transformation that would not draw any ratepayer funding.
Museum manager Paula Gaelic said after 10 years of extraordinary growth, determination and community partnership, the museum would embark on the most ambitious chapter in its history so far. “The museum will undergo a comprehensive redevelopment and refurbishment,” she said. “This major initiative represents far more than a physical renovation – it is a bold investment in the future of the region, the community, and the diverse heritage stories shared within its walls and outside installations.”
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Gaelic said the journey for this transformation began seven years ago. “We started talking about it with hapū back then. Actively, we’ve been working on it for four years,” she said. “Two local hapū – Ngāi Tamawhariua from Te Rereatūkāhia Marae and Te Whānau ā Tauwhao from Otawhiwhi Marae at Waihī Beach – have been working with us on this project the whole way through. Ngāti Te Wai from Tuapiro Marae came on board in recent years.” Other key partners, which helped shape the visionary step, included Te Papa National Services Te Paerangi, Katch Katikati, Katikati College, Creative Bay of Plenty, Tourism Bay of Plenty, Western
Western Bay Museum manager Paula Gaelic has announced a $1m redevelopment project for the facility. Photo / Merle Cave
Bay of Plenty District Council and Bay of Plenty Regional Council. Asked why the museum needed this transformation, Gaelic said it was responding to a demand from New Zealand’s education and tourism industries to tell New Zealand’s history in full – for its local community and wider Western Bay residents as well as international and domestic tourists. The transformation would herald a refreshed, modern visitor experience that
presented a more balanced, inclusive and engaging story of the region, Gaelic said. “It’s all about education [of our past] for everybody. Our tourists want to see Aotearoa’s history. Our educators – from schools to universities – they want us to tell New Zealand’s whole story from right back at the start through to today.” Gaelic said at the heart of the redevelopment was a commitment to authentic cultural representation. “Ongoing mahi (work) alongside Ngāi
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grade – with no ratepayer funding Tamawhariua, Te Whānau ā Tauwhao and Ngāti Te Wai is shaping how cultural narratives, taonga Māori, tikanga, Treaty education, and wānanga will be embedded into the visitor experience. “Their guidance will ensure these vital histories are honoured and shared accurately with generations to come.” Gaelic said the museum was more than a repository for artifacts. “It is a vital community hub that connects people to our shared history.” She said the redevelopment would ensure it continued to be a meaningful nexus for its community.
for the Western Bay off Plenty,” she said. Western Bay Mayor James Denyer said his council strongly endorrsed the museum’s fundingg applications. The council currentlyy covered nearly half of the museum’s operatin ng costs via a service delivvery contract with the Westtern Bay Heritage Trust, on n the museum’s behalf. “We believe the Westeern Bay Museum exemplifi fies fi An artists’ impression of the museum’ss new façade. Photo / Supplied Support for the project best practice in nurturing genuine, Te Tiriti-based Letters of support for redevelopment demonstration that celebrate that – we 15% is the ‘wish list’ – we have obvious relationships. The museum acknowledges funding applications were secured from funding organisations, sponsorships etc want to be relevant to everyone.” and celebrates all histories through Museum of New Zealand Te Papa yet to be confirmed; also, if anyone wishes The room parallel to the exhibition dynamic exhibitions that are recognised as to invest, we are open to any enquiry.” Tongarewa, Te Rereatūkāhia Marae hall, known as the schools’ programme exemplary within in the sector,” Denyer Committee, Katikati College, The Asked what part of the building would area, would have two offices with a patio University of Waikato and Western Bay of said, in his letter of support. “Continued be upgraded, Gaelic said: “Everything – deck to the front, and a shared room at financial and resource constraints remain Plenty District Council and others. inside and out!” back would house a Colonial Exhibition the primary limitation to further progress, In their letter of support, National “The facility is not fit for purpose – and and an area dedicated to a localised Te underscoring the need for sustained Services Te Paerangi (NSTP) iwi the success of our initiatives has led us to Tiriti /Treaty of Waitangi exhibition. The support.” development manager Paora Tibble and the need for a permanent refurbishment.” staffroom would be repurposed as toilets, Museum of NZ museum development Establishing itself as a ‘must do’ Funding a staff kitchen and storage area. adviser Sally August said over many years, destination and positioning itself ahead of Gaelic said the $1m project would be From modest beginnings powered by Western Bay Museum had demonstrated the opening of the new $155m Tauranga funded without ratepayer contribution. a single paid staff member, Gaelic said a strong commitment to developing its museum were also factors. “Through strong financial stewardship the museum had evolved into a vibrant museum practice and strengthening its and generous support, Western Bay cultural hub supported by three paid staff, services to the community. Museum has secured 85% of its complete The design five contractors and a dedicated team of “The redevelopment represents a Detailed design documents viewed funding target for the project,” she said. volunteers. “Throughout this decade-long significant opportunity for WBM to by Katikati News revealed the existing Grants and donations had been secured journey, the museum has continually strengthen the care, management, museum building at 32 Main Rd – once from TECT, the Department of Internal evolved to remain dynamic, welcoming, interpretation and accessibility of its the town’s fire station – would have a Affairs (via the New Zealand Lottery and meaningful to the communities it collections, while providing improved pergola added to its northern side. “This Grants Board), Bay of Plenty Regional serves. Deep collaboration with mana facilities for local will include a new whare [home] for our whenua, hapū, iwi, schools, cultural hapū, the community, 5m replica Waka Taua Te Au o Maui, groups, and museum sector partners has visitors and partners.” (carved Māori canoe), and an outdoor guided every stage of its strategic growth.” Te Rereatūkāhia multi-purpose space,” Gaelic said. Marae Committee The building’s exterior would receive a Journey updates tiamana (chairman) new street façade, and the interior layout Gaelic said while the exhibition space Ngairo Eruera said would mostly change. would close, the museum would remain the investment The reception area would be kept, and a active throughout construction. would “deliver lasting taiao/natural histories space would replace “As with all museums most of the work cultural, educational the waka’s current position. goes on behind the scenes. We still have and social benefits for The main, open-plan exhibition hall thousands of objects and taonga to take our communities and would transform into a Taonga Māori care of, exhibitions to design and a very the wider Western Bay space, and a separate room behind would large project to manage. And, of course, of Plenty”. be utilised as a wananga learning and the ongoing operational funding to secure Katikati College community space. principal Lousie Gaelic said this community space would to just keep the lights on.” Western Bay Museum was borne out of the old Katikati Gaelic said updates, stories and progress Buckley said the be a place with hands-on learning that’s Museum on the corner of Wharawhara Rd and SH2. would be shared regularly. redevelopment accessible to all, including multicultural The redevelopment was forecasted to would thoughtfully communities. “For example, when it’s finish March 2027. “This milestone Council, private donors and commercial rebalance the museum’s physical Diwali – the major festival of lights belongs to our whole community,” sponsors. rooted in Indian culture and religions spaces and historical narratives. “By Gaelic said. “It reflects ten years of trust, Gaelic said the remaining 15% of – we want the community space to be creating interactive, culturally resonant partnership, and shared ambition.” about Diwali. When it’s Pacific language environments, the museum is securing its funding was for wish-list purchases. “We have enough for everything but this last Week, we want it to be full of events and role as a forward-looking cultural anchor Merle Cave
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Support Daffodil Day today! Daffodil Day is upon us for 2026 and Katikati’s Cancer Society fundraisers Glennis Sims and Monique Amor want to encourage the public to donate generously.
“Our daffodil bulbs are now located on private property on Woodlands Rd, thanks to the Darling family generously lending us space for them,” Sims said. “But this year, due to the weather, we won’t have as many as we usually do in flower for Daffodil Day,” she said. “We do have other places to go [to collect daffodils ahead of August 28]
– but we certainly won’t have a lot. It’s disappointing but there is not much we can do about the weather.” However, people could still give generously at local donation stations dotted throughout Katikati today, August 28, and tomorrow, August 29. Daffodil Day stations will be outside Katikati’s Woolworths, ANZ bank, The Busy Baker, Subway and Family Mart from 8am-2pm on August 28, the fundraisers said. On Saturday, August 29, two stations will be open from 9am3pm outside Katikati Woolworths and The Busy Baker. Sims said close to 60
Katikati’s Cancer Society fundraisers Monique Amor and Glennis Sims at Woodlands Rd among this year’s daffodils. Photo / Merle Cave
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volunteers would pick flowers and man donation stations this year. “The support is fantastic; we thank our volunteers.” Sims also thanked Andrew and Jo Darling for use of their land to grow daffodil bulbs for the annual fundraiser. “Without them, we wouldn’t have this fantastic area for good. Next year we hope more daffodils bloom here.” Each year, Daffodil Day is the Cancer Society of New Zealand’s major fundraiser. “All funds raised go towards cancer research,” Sims said.
“It is such a worthwhile cause to get behind.” She and Amor have resigned from the Katikati fundraiser – next year a new person will run it. Sims volunteered for five years while Amor had done about 15 years. “For Monique, it’s been a long haul,” Sim said. “But we’ll still be in the background to help.” Daffodils will be for sale for $5 per bunch on August 28-29 at the stations. Donations can also be made at the stands, or online at: www.daffodilday.org.nz.
Photoggrap phs have been shared of a sp pecialist contractor surveying Tauranga Harbour’s floor betw tween w Katikati and Matakana Island. Katikati Wastewater Treatment Plant discharges treated wastewater through an ocean outfall pipeline across the harbour, through Matakana Island, and out to sea. But the ageing pipeline has had several breaks in the past year, highlighting the need for a long-term replacement strategy gy. y According to Western Bay of Plenty tyy District
Council,, the plant’s dischargge consent exp pires in 2038, and council is required to confirm its preferred future direction by end of 2026. Council selected Brown Bros Drilling to do the two-week tw w survey as part of investigations into design and construction of a potential replacement of the existing pipeline, one of the options being explored. The work is part of the Katikati Wastewater Disposal Future Directions project. See more at: https://yourplace. westernbay.govt.nz/katikati-wastewater-disposal
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Brown Bros Drilling surveying the harbour floor between Katikati and Matakana Island. Photo / Western Bay of Plenty District Council
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Locals open Katikati’s first Reformer Pilates studio A Pahoia couple have created the first dedicated Reformer Pilates studio in Katikati to help residents nourish their health, body and wellbeing. Align Pilates NZ is locally owned by Graham and Claudia Goodwin. They opened the Katikati studio, at 13 Talisman Drive above the café, in May. “We wanted to offer the community a place where they can come to focus on improving their health and wellbeing in a supportive environment,” Claudia said. “We want to help people feel healthier and more youthful, or feel supported in strengthening their bodies as they get older.” Pilates was developed by the late Joseph H. Pilates, based on principles of controlled movement, strength and body awareness. Reformer Pilates is a low-impact exercise method performed on a specialised sliding bed machine called a ‘Reformer’. It uses a moving carriage and adjustable springs to create smooth, controlled resistance.
Target problem areas
“This enables muscles to lengthen and strengthen together, improving joint stability, coordination and body awareness.” Claudia said the Reformer machine enables people to isolate and target areas of their body with total control. “Whether you want a high resistance workout for muscle tone, or need to strengthen or support your body, or work
on rehabilitating problem areas, we can set the machines to customise your workout.” Claudia and three fellow instructors run classes between 8.30am and 6.30pm weekdays and 7.15am Saturdays, catering to people of all ages and abilities. “Beginners, intermediate and advanced classes are available, and we offer one-onone 50-minute sessions for all levels. We offer a mums and bubs class suitable for mothers from six weeks post-birth. This is gentle, supportive and designed to help rebuild core strength, improve posture and support recovery.”
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Each class is highly personalised with only seven people, allowing for precise guidance. Claudia has practised Pilates for nearly 30 years and began teaching in 2012. “It has remained my constant, guiding me toward mindful movement and a deeper connection to the body and inner self. Many clients come to me with muscle pain, imbalances, or postural challenges, or simply because they’ve heard Pilates is good for them. I’ve rehabilitated so many over the years, giving them back a functional, painfree life. This is my satisfaction.” She offers a deep, personalised approach. “I’m passionate about helping you reconnect with your body, understanding how it moves, where it compensates, and how to restore balance.” Claudia said the body is designed to work in harmony, yet over time certain areas take on more load, creating tension
Align Pilates NZ owner and instructor Claudia Goodwin has practised Pilates for nearly 30 years. Photo / Merle Cave and discomfort. “I pay close attention to each client, offeringg continuous guidance and corrections so you can move safely, correctly, and with confidence. “As the body finds better alignment, we feel stronger, more supported, and move more easily. This is why I love what I do, guiding people back to strength, balance, and overall wellbeing.” Claudia has run classes at her Home Reformer Studio for five years and mat classes at Ōmokoroa for more than 10 years – but opened the Katikati studio after her clients kept asking for it. “I’ve had doctors, midwives and osteopaths as clients – these people work in the health industry and they told me that Katikati needed a Pilates studio. Nothing like this was here.” Graham, who helps behind the scenes, said they invested in setting up Align Pilates NZ in Katikati because they wanted to help
boost the community. “We’re locals and are raisingg a family here and we wanted to support our own community by offering a local studio,” he said.
Connection
The studio has new, modern equipment, with a clean and calm feel so people could focus. “Reformer Pilates encourages people to stop, take notice and listen to their bodies. It makes you think about, what is your strength? What is your weakness? Why are you weak in that body part? Why do you have pain when you wake? It creates awareness of the connection between mind, body and wellbeing,” Claudia said. “It makes you feel young, refreshed and strong. It’s also addictive. Once you start feeling the benefits, you need it.” The couple thank their loyal clients and new faces for their support. “It’s why we do it!”
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26/46 Sharp Road, RD2 Katikati Comfortable Living with Indoor-Outdoor Flow • Sought-after Fairview Estate living with Country Club membership included. • Open-plan kitchen and living flow to sunny patio and lawn • Master ensuite, family bathroom, extensive storage, and versatile double garage • Clubhouse, swimming pools, tennis courts, plus discounted golf membership available
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For Sale
6 Maniaroa Drive, Katikati
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Brick and Tile, Modern Family Living • Beautifully presented brick home offering warmth, security and comfort. • North-facing open-plan living with sunny outdoor patios. • Master suite with walk-in wardrobe, ensuite and private retreat. • Double garage, carport, roof storage and excellent parking.
View By appointment Sale $865,000 Reference #L41829583
Katikati
Ross Collins – 022 458 8600 Griff Cooke – 027 810 7679
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Sunday 1:00pm or by appointment Sale $895,000 Reference #L41920160
Katikati
Ross Collins – 022 458 8600
For Sale
5 Vesey Drive, Katikati Effortless style, exceptional setting • Sunny, light filled interiors, three bedrooms, two living areas • Bespoke design with modern appeal with covered outdoor living for all season enjoyment • Ensuite with underfloor heating plus full family bathroom • Internal access double garage, professionally landscaped, easy care gardens & lawns
Waihi
23a Rosemont Rd. Ph: 07 863 8864 admin@waihi.rh.co.nz www.rh.co.nz/waihi
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209 Franklin Road, Waihi
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View By appointment Sale $935,000 Reference #L40689723
Katikati
For Sale
Ross Collins – 022 458 8600 Griff Cooke – 027 810 7679
Family lifestyle and Business Opportunity • Riverfront Waikino lifestyle property spanning 4.683 hectares, with two dwellings. • Established holiday accommodation offers proven income and flexible family living. • Approved eco-campsite plans create significant future tourism business potential. • Enjoy the Waitawheta River, outdoor attractions, and extensive infrastructure.
Waihi Beach
16 Wilson Rd. Ph: 07 863 4464 admin@waihibeach.rh.co.nz www.rh.co.nz/waihibeach NRG Realty Limited – Licensed REAA 2008
View By appointment Sale $2,750,000 Reference #L42266601
Waihi
Ross Collins – 022 458 8600 Griff Cooke – 027 810 7679
Katikati
54 Main Rd. Ph: 07 549 0531 admin@katikati.rh.co.nz www.rh.co.nz/katikati
For Sale
23 Carnoustie Place, RD2 Katikati Sun, Quality, Golf and Country Club Living • Beautifully designed for effortless living and entertaining. • North-facing living with sun, mountain views and outdoor flow. • Premium finishes, landscaped grounds and excellent storage. • Enjoy the Fairview golf and country club lifestyle.
For Sale
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17 Ballantyne Way, RD2 Katikati
Sunday 11:30am or by appointment Sale $1,295,000 Reference #L41793939
Sun, Style and the Fairview Lifestyle • Sunny north-facing home with easy living and entertaining. • Open-plan living with spacious outdoor entertaining. • Three generous bedrooms with quality finishes. • Enjoy Fairview’s lifestyle, facilities and protected golf course.
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Katikati
Ross Collins – 022 458 8600 Griff Cooke – 027 810 7679
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Sunday 12:00 noon or by appointment Sale $1,039,000 Reference #L41798939
Katikati
Ross Collins – 022 458 8600 Griff Cooke – 027 810 7679
For Sale
10 Prestwick Lane, RD2 Katikati Golf Course Frontage with Stunning Kaimai Range Views • Better-than-new GJ Gardner home with stunning golf course frontage. • Stylish three-bedroom home offering easy, lowmaintenance living. • Enjoy Fairview’s golf, pool, gym and tennis facilities.
Waihi
23a Rosemont Rd. Ph: 07 863 8864 admin@waihi.rh.co.nz www.rh.co.nz/waihi
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4/46 Sharp Road, RD2 Katikati
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Sunday 11:00am or by appointment Sale By Negotiation Reference #L41828675
Katikati
For Sale
Ross Collins – 022 458 8600 Griff Cooke – 027 810 7679
Fairview Lifestyle - Secure, Well Priced • Secure, low-maintenance living in sought-after Fairview. • Sunny open-plan living with outdoor patio. • Walk to golf, tennis, gym, café and restaurant within minutes.
Waihi Beach
16 Wilson Rd. Ph: 07 863 4464 admin@waihibeach.rh.co.nz www.rh.co.nz/waihibeach NRG Realty Limited – Licensed REAA 2008
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Sunday 10:30am or by appointment Sale $825,000 Reference #L41798203
Katikati
Ross Collins – 022 458 8600 Griff Cooke – 027 810 7679
Katikati
54 Main Rd. Ph: 07 549 0531 admin@katikati.rh.co.nz www.rh.co.nz/katikati
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