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18 September 2026

Wings of endurance Most people who meet Jeremiah McDonald on the streets of Katikati would not know he’s become a global wing foiling star. The 24-year-old set two wing foiling endurance records in Norway in July, after a whirlwind five

years of getting into the sport. In a 24-hour attempt off the coast of Nordstranda on July 17, McDonald covered 501.7km within 12 hours before continuing through the night to complete 804.8km in 23 hours and 37

minutes, becoming the first person to surpass 800km under wind power. But he’s not finished there. The Katikati resident, who travels back and forth between Europe and home, training and competing professionally

has a new goal in sight. Find out what – and learn more about his incredible journey into the sport and his 24 hours at sea amid physically and psychologically challenging conditions, on pages 6-7. Photo / Chantelle Middleton

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World of fun coming to libraries Western Bay Libraries are taking tamariki (children) around the world in 14 days these school holidays, with a range of fun crafts and activities inspired by different countries and cultures. The Around the World school holiday programme for children and young teens will run from September 28 to October 10, at the Western Bay’s four libraries, at Waihī Beach, Katikati, Ōmokoroa and Te Puke. Western Bay of Plenty District Council’s customer services manager Valeta Duncan said libraries were a great place to travel without needing a passport. “Through crafts, music, games and challenges, tamariki can explore different places and cultures from their local library, without having to travel far from home,” she said. “We hope our Around the World holiday programme will introduce tamariki to new countries, cultures and ideas, and encourage them to find out more about the world around them.” From “worry dolls”, rainsticks and dreamcatchers to boomerangs and flower leis, participants can cross the globe one craft at a time, while activities will include World Music Workshops at Waihī Beach, Katikati and Ōmokoroa, and World Games sessions at all libraries, with games from Japan, Africa, Australia and more. Parafed Bay of Plenty will host additional inclusive, barrier-free activities during the World Games sessions at Ōmokoroa and Te Puke libraries.

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There will also be Lego challenges and whānau movie time at Te Puke. Scavenger Hunts will challenge tamariki to match famous landmarks with their countries, and a “travel trivia contest” for Years 7-13 will test teens’ global knowledge, with prizes up for grabs. Duncan encouraged parents and caregivers to bring their young adventurers and explorers to the events and let their imaginations take them around the world. “They can get creative, try something new and discover a little more about the world – all from their local library,”

she said. “Take and Make” kits and competitions will be available from all libraries from 3pm on September 25, including colouring contests. Competitions close midday on October 10. Drop-in activities will run at Waihī Beach, Katikati and Ōmokoroa libraries from 10am-12pm. Bookings are required for the Te Puke events via eventbrite.co.nz or phone 0800 926 732. For more information, visit a library to pick up an activities calendar, or visit: libraries.westernbay.govt.nz.

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Old RSA building makes way for progress A Katikati institution came to an end this week as the former RSA building on the corner of State Highway 2 and Henry Rd was demolished. Earlier this year, Katikati News reported that a McDonald’s restaurant was expected to open on the site in 2027. Western Bay of Plenty District Council approved McDonald’s consent application in May for a 450sq m restaurant with seating for up to 75 patrons. The restaurant would include a drivethrough and 16 car parks. It could be a Katikati’s former RSA building being demolished this week. Photo / Merle Cave 24-hour operation but its final hours were to be confirmed. On Monday contractors began membership has remained Club, the clubrooms were extended in demolishing the former RSA more or less constant at 1992, and a mural was added to the building, which triggered a trip approximately 100 members exterior. “Unveiled in 1996, the mural down memory lane for many during the past 15 years, by artist Geoffrey Fuller includes 24 long-time residents. was too small to operate as a wartime scenes from campaigns in which Here, Katikati News traces the chartered club. Its clubrooms Katikati servicemen and women have been building’s history. were not used to capacity and involved,” the club’s website said. According to Katikati RSA there appeared to be a need The building also held Katikati’s Anzac & Citizens Club, the building in the Katikati community Day and Armistice Day services until they was opened on July 22, 1961. It for a club of this nature.” were moved to the new Memorial Square included a memorial shrine with On March 3, 1975, the outside Katikati War Memorial Hall in a wooden tablet listing names of club was granted a licence April 2014. men from the district who died and a team of volunteer The wider community celebrated many in the world wars. labourers led by Scott milestones at the clubrooms over the years. An article in the Bay of Plenty Syngrove and The building was also a major drawcard Times on May 25, 1975, Len Samson for socialising from the 1970s into the noted the clubrooms were worked to millennium and beyond. Events included The Katikati RSA building in past years. built on land donated by Mr convert the hall everything from snooker to fishing Photo / Western Bay of Plenty Community Archives Collection J. E. Silson. “Members raised into clubrooms competitions to beer festivals. funds, took out debentures Plenty Times article, titled ‘Katikati and rebuild This meant nearly all residents had stepped and received a dollar-for-dollar subsidy RSA opens its doors’, said the RSA the interior to foot into the RSA building for one reason from the Homewood Trust to finance the leased its clubrooms to the newly provide a lounge, or another – many quite frequently. building,” the article said. “In its first 14 formed Katikati RSA & Citizens kitchen and bar In October 2022, the Henry Rd venue years the clubrooms was used for snooker Club so the facilities would be facilities. While was rebranded by the Katikati RSA & and association activities, and the adjoining available to the whole community. the men worked Citizens Club to The Club Katikati. hall was rented out.” “It was felt that the RSA, whose on carpentry The Katikati Advertiser reported the The building and painting decision came after a few years of struggling was renovated a women’s from Covid-19 restrictions. Like many when the RSA committee RSAs, memberships had dropped. “The amalgamated planned colour Katikati RSA & Citizens Club has with Katikati schemes, and been working towards a fresh focus and Citizens Club in made curtains. membership drive, giving the venue a 1975, according The article said the Licensing Control facelift, a new name and new signage will to Western Commission had limited membership to grace the building in time for the signing of Bay of Plenty 250, and this number was almost reached its new lease.” Community before the club opened its doors. The Club Katikati took over the building’s Archives. “It was The building had undergone renovations while the seperate RSA club put the land a well-used venue and additions since. and buildings into a new charitable trust, for club members Western Bay of Plenty Community called Katikati RSA Charitable Trust. as well as other Archives holds a photograph of the World In 2023, The Club Katikati went into clubs in Katikati, War II Bofors anti-aircraft gun in front recess in July before relaunching in such as the of the Katikati RSA building, which was September, but it never gained traction and Rotary and Lions installed in 1990. It was moved to the RSA eventually closed. The Henry Rd land and clubs.” Retirement Village on Binnie Rd in 2024. building was sold via Colliers in June. The Bay of Merle Cave According to Katikati RSA & Citizens The Henry Rd site used to hold Katikati’s Anzac Day services.

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Street clean-up in Katikati tomorrow Katikati is about to get a good, old spring clean tomorrow as volunteers take to the streets to collect rubbish – and more people are wanted to muck in!

Katikati Community Centre’s annual Katikati Clean Up is on tomorrow, September 19, from 9am to 11.30am. Everyone – young through to old – is invited to lend a hand to the event, which aims to collect and dispose of rubbish from the town. Katikati Community Centre’s Jan de Faye, who organises the event, said she would love to see more of the community turn out for the event. Those interested should arrive at Katikati Community Centre on Beach Rd at 9am. Gloves and rubbish bags will be provided. “We give people a piece of paper with a map on one side and health and safety rules on the other. We highlight an area on the map and they can go collect rubbish from there and return it to the centre.” De Faye said people like to take ownership of somewhere near their residence, which is great. “Although we do like people to take areas like Beach Rd, which gets messy at the end.” This year Katikati Rotary Club is involved as part of its Footprints for our Future region-wide project. “Footprints for our Future is an environmental project that is something Rotary clubs from across the whole Bay of Plenty are involved in,” Katikati

Rotary Club co-president Bronwyn Webster-Hawke said. “The weekend of September 19-20 is Rotary’s environmental action weekend, so there will be stuff going on all over the place. “Our Katikati Rotary Club has decided to focus our efforts on this local Clean Up day.” Katikati Rotarians will join forces with community centre personnel and the wider community to clean up the town tomorrow. “We’ll have Rotarians cleaning up the main street of town, from Busby Rd to Henry Rd,” de Faye said. Webster-Hawke said Rotarian teams would traverse from both the north Katikati Rotary Club co-president Bronwyn Webster-Hawke and Katikati Community Centre and south ends of town to manager Nicky Austin are ready to muck in tomorrow. Photo / Merle Cave meet at the Uretara River. Now, the main items not disposed people on projects.” She said about 15 Rotarians of were botte lids, bits of plastic and The amount of rubbish to collect had would be collecting rubbish. “We’ll random things, de Faye said. gone down lot since the annual event also have two people at the community “EVES real estate agent Tara Kehoe began in 2021, de Faye said. “The centre – because we need metrics to will have a sausage sizzle and prizes on town is a lot cleaner than it used to be, measure success – to count the bags and offer, including two $100 Woolworths especially since the ban on single-use people involved so there’s evidence of vouchers. She’ll also have a team helping plastic bags came in. That made a huge what we achieve.” us with the clean-up,” de Faye said. “So difference. Webster-Hawke said her club liked get along and muck in!” “When we first started we’d get so to collaborate with others on projects, The event is supported by Western Bay much rubbish out of hedges – it was which made the event a good fit. “We’re of Plenty District Council. incredible. Last year I took just one load a small club and we’ve got a lot of older Merle Cave people so we need to work with younger to the dump.”

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Sep 18, 2026

Katikati man becomes global wing f Katikati wing foiler Jeremiah McDonald recently returned home from breaking two endurance records in Norway in his sport. Already, his sights are set on a higher goal.

In a 24-hour attempt off the coast of Nordstranda on July 17, McDonald covered 501.7km within 12 hours – eclipsing the previous mark – before continuing through the night to complete 804.8km in 23 hours and 37 minutes, becoming the first person to surpass 800km under wind power. The distance was recorded using the Trace app, which showed he averaged 20.9 knots (38.7km/h) throughout. McDonald said he chose Norway for the attempt because it’s somewhere he’d wanted to go but mostly because of the Gulf Stream, a fast, warm ocean current. He also took advantage of the extended daylight in Giske, a small village about seven hours northwest of Oslo, where the sun stays for about 18 hours a day during summer. Katikati News caught up with McDonald and his partner, Chantelle Middleton, who helped organise the challenge with the Giske IL Vannsport Club, which assisted with preparations and recruited volunteers to support it.

Wind, kite, wing

How did he end up wing foiling on the world stage? “I got into kitesurfing and some water sports around here [Katikati]

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and in Tauranga when I was a kid. I learned to windsurf at age 12 in Tauranga, then I learned to kitesurf.” McDonald was a kitesurfing instructor when wing foiling became popular at about 2019. “I switched to wing foiling pretty early and I saw some competitions in Europe and I was going to have a gap year in 2020 but it got ruined by Covid19.” He ended up working in Rarotonga during the lockdowns – “I was on the last flight out of New Zealand” – and with no tourists he gave free lessons. To wing foil, McDonald said, “You have to be fit, strong and really well balanced ... and really good at judging the wind”. By the start of 2022 he was in Leucate, France, competing in the Global Wingsports Association’s Wingfoil World Tour thanks to open qualification. “I ended up coming 9th in the freestyle. I was not expecting much and that went really well … I got a bit of brand notice and that helped a lot and for confidence.” During the last four years he’s been competing in professional competitions, going back and forwards between Europe and Katikati. “When I’m here, I’m based mostly in Katikati, but I train in Tauranga.” McDonald said he got into wing foiling because he loved the freedom of it. “I think that’s a big part of it. I also love being on the water and this is super high adrenaline, it’s really fast but easy to do ... it’s easy to pack up in your car, and it’s not so expensive. “A lot of other sports like that are either

Jeremiah McDonald back at home, at Katikati’s Uretara River. Photo / Merle Cave

dangerous, or they’re expensive.”

How far?

McDonald said he’d wondered for the last few years how far he could push it. “I always liked endurance challenges and stuff like that.” Then last year, he got Lyme disease, which Kiwis, if they get the bacterial infection, usually catch abroad. “I got fatigue and was really struggling for six months. That was really hard and it screwed up my last season.” Even now his fitness is not 100%, he said. “That was a big knock and was a

big reason to pursue a record because I thought, ‘I’ve got over chronic illness, how much harder can doing something like this be if you’re not fatigued all the time?’. “I felt like I’d been locked up and it gave me a wake-up call of just do what you want to do …” McDonald said he still hadn’t received official ratification for his two records “but it’s completely blown out any other records, so the industry has recognised it”. He said the global body of wing foiling had strict rules on how long a world record attempt had to be watched, which

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g foiling star – now aiming higher was difficult considering the length of his challenge, so he was not sure whether his records would be ratified. “We’re not sure if we’ve done it 100% right or not, but we’re seeing how it goes.” If his records don’t get ratified, McDonald said it doesn’t really matter “because in the industry it’s essentially been officially done”.

Minutes to spare

McDonald said the attempt was tracked live by New Zealand company Trace for the entire 24-hour period. His first record of 501.7km within 12 hours was achieved with minutes to spare. “I had one stop on the land because something broke and I had to change it. The rest of the time I kept going.” McD Donalld had da support crew on a boat beside him all night to ensure he was safe. The coast off Nordstranda gave him four hours of darkness in 24. “It was not a lot, but it meant that it was really

cold. In the night-time I really, really struggled. “I was crashing with things. There was seaweed in the water and I couldn’t see it. Because I’m flying above the water, if you hit something, you just stop and get catapulted and it’s kind of scary and you don’t know what you’ve hit ...” Once the sun started to rise, McDonald said he was completely exhausted. “I was kind of out of it and near hypothermia because my body just stopped reheating. For that first 12 hours, the end was really hard because I wanted to get this goal of 500km, but I was behind target the whole way .... so I had to go faster than most people can go. The last 5.5 hours I just sent it.” In his second 12 hours, McDonald said at first the challenge was extremely physical but the last six hours turned into a tough mental struggle. His parents Simon McDonald and Maniisha Wiessing supported him via a headpiece connection from New Zealand, where they sang karaoke songs over a number of hours to spur him along.

Jeremiah McDonald during his 24-hour attempt at two records. Photo / Chantelle Middleton

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During the last four years Jeremiah McDonald has been competing in professional competitions, yoyoing between Europe and Katikati. Photo / Chantelle Middleton

Mentors, support

McDonald said he’d trained here and abroad in the lead-up to the attempt and had had a few mentors along his journey. Kiwi Olympic windsurfing champion Bruce Kendall was one, “especially with the mindset side things”. “I also have to say my rowing coaches at high school in Hamilton. Those guys helped me get confident that I was tough enough to do something like this.” He also noted his father Simon, who got him into sailing sports. “We’ve been sailing on Tauranga Harbour in optimist sailing boats all my life and with the equipment side too he taught me how to make a sail.” McDonald said he had gained sponsorship to make a YouTube video on his 24-hour attempt Middleton, a videographer and photographer,

capturing it. People can now view it online. “The video really shows the story of actually how it happened and was the reason we were able to do it.” Still racing on the GWA Wingfoil World Tour series, McDonald said wing foiling could soon become an Olympic sport. “I’d like to get to the Olympics. This year it will be decided if the sport goes Olympic.” McDonald said he was elected the riders’ representative of his class, so he will put forward the views of international riders to the world organisation. “Then we’re also in contact with that body between the Olympic Committee and stuff, so I’m excited because I’d really like to push it to go Olympic and I’m in a super exciting spot to be actually Merle Cave part of making it happen.”

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