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Doggie takeover! Katikati is about to go to the dogs again this Labour weekend as canines and their owners from across the nation descend on the Uretara Domain for a massive Tauranga Kennel Association Championship Show. The show will encompass seven groups of competition and a whopping

eight specialty shows, which means the event on October 24-25 will be bursting with dogs of all shapes, sizes, colours, behaviours and characteristics. “It’s just such a fabulous sight to come and watch and see so many different dogs – and you’ll see dogs you’ll never see just walking down the street,”

Katikati resident Michelle Reichmuth said. Pictured with her family’s 12-week-old German Shorthaired Pointer male pup, named Tig, Reichmuth is the show manager – but to keep things neutral, she will not show or judge any breeds or classes this weekend.

She said the dog show is free to the public to enter and anyone can come along for two days of dog showing fun, and dog-product related stalls and education. “It’s a good place if you’re wanting to look at dogs.” Read more on page 3.

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Oct 23, 2026

Tonnes of metal mustered for club’s rebuild Nearly 4.5 tonnes of scrap metal have been turned into nearly $15,000 for Te Puna Rugby Sports and Cultural Club’s clubroom rebuild project. Club member and long-time Te Puna resident Beth Bowden said it was “all go, all day” for a group of club volunteersturned-metal musterers on October 11. The club’s Metal Muster fundraiser invited people to drop their unwanted metal items at three locations in Te Puna’s Maramatanga Park, Te Puna Farmlands carpark and the Landmax depot on Plummers Point Rd – or request for it to be collected from their properties. Bowden said the teams took in nearly 4.5 tonnes of scrap and made nearly $15,000 for the rebuild project fund – and “that was just on the day”. “By 9.30am, the first of several skips supplied by Sam Gavigan of Metalco was full and a steady stream of deliveries was still underway.” Bowden said volunteer Charlie Savage made a truck-and-trailer run in from Katikati and the Farmlands site was busy until 3pm, when it had to close to ensure the carpark was available for the next day’s trading. The team volunteers numbered 25, Andrew George said. With James Vincent co-ordinating the day. “The work put in was awesome, the support from the community was out the gate. I had a feeling we might have been busy, but today was next level,” George said.

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Metal musterers at Maramatanga Park on October 11. Photo / Supplied

And their work is not finished. “I’ve got a fair few bits and bobs still to collect,” Vincent said. That included a 14,000-litre stainless steel vat tank, tractors and 2.5 tonnes of steel bits and bobs. “Oh yeah, and a caravan. Flipping heck!” The men said contributions covered all kinds of scrap metal – whiteware, car batteries, bikes, leftover machinery and roofing iron. Bowden said more than $3500 came in from donations of non-ferrous metal and the lead batteries collected mounted up to $1400. The funds will go into the club’s rebuild kitty that will build new clubrooms on the same site as the current facility at Maramatanga Park, which was built in 1971. The build was estimated to cost a total of $5 million.

Bowden said the community effort will boost the Te Puna Rugby Sports and Cultural Club’s rebuilding fund over the first $100,000 mark. Another $200,000 is needed to get the detailed plans, professional reports needed for final sign-off from the council for the building consent. “After that, grants will be sought to fund the multi-million-dollar project.” Overwhelming interest in the project had prompted Metalco to leave the club’s account open to more metal donations at their Aerodrome Rd depot, Bowden said. “That means more metal will be accepted by Metalco, with funds donated towards the club’s rebuild fund.” Meanwhile, the club’s metal musterers are thinking about whether they have the wherewithal to run another community drive in a few months.

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Championship dog shoow returns to Katikati Dogs of all breeds will be on show to the public and international judges in Katikati this long weekend as Tauranga Kennel Association’s Championship Show returns to the Uretara Domain. Owners will bring canines of all shapes, sizes, colours, behaviours and characteristics to the Western Bay town to enter their breeds’ respective championships and give the public a furfilled spectacle to encounter. Show manager Michele Reichmuth, who is Tauranga Kennel Association secretary, said the event has 455 dogs registered from across the nation, for seven groups of competition. The groups are Toys, Terriers, Gun Dogs, Hounds, Working Dog, Utility and Non-Sporting. “Utility is your Dobermans, Rottweilers, Leonbergers, Mastiffs, Bullmastiffs, etc. Non-sporting is a bit of a melting pot ... you can have Great Danes down to Tibetan spaniels to all sizes of poodles.”

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The two-day event will include two Allbreeds’ championship shows, two gun dog championship shows, two Staffordshire Bull Terrier championship shows, h a Terrier T championship h h show, h an Asian Breeds championship show, a Working W Dog Specialty and a Collie Dog Specialty. Reichmuth said an international panel

of judges – from Canada, Finland, Thailand and Australia – will examine the dogs to decide which reaches the pinnacle of requirements for each breed and class. “Every breed is judged in its breed standard and they have age classes,” she said. Classes are Baby Puppy 3-6 months, Puppy 6-12 months, Junior 12-24 months, Intermediate 24-36 months, New Zealand-bred class is for any dog born here, and Open for any dog aged 6 months-plus.

Doggie-related stalls

Tauranga Kennel Association secretary and show manager Michelle Reichmuth with her family’s 12-week-old German Shorthaired Pointer male pup, named Tig, which won’t be shown this weekend. Photo / Merle Cave

Above: Tauranga Kennel Association’s 2014 championship show in Katikati’s Uretara Domain. Photo / File

Reichmuth said the show will run from 8.30am to 4pm on Saturday, October 24, and from 8.30am to 3pm on Sunday, October 25, at Uretara Domain. “It’s a good place if you’re wanting to look at dogs. We have signs up at each of the rings to show pictures of the breeds that will potentially be in the ring. “The venue, it’s just such a fabulous sight to come and watch atch and see so many man different dogs and you’ll see dogs you’ll never see just walking down the street – it’s quite cool!” A wide range of dog service and product-

A dog being scrutinised at a previous championship show in Katikati. Photo / File

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related stalls will also be on-site – from grooming products to leads, toys, dog beds “everything you can think of that you might need for your dog”, Reichmuth said. “Honestly, there’s so much stuff!” There will be food stalls for humans – and the show’s major sponsor is Advance dog food. “We’re one of the first shows they’re sponsoring in New Zealand since they’ve come back into the country. They’ve absolutely gone over and above with the sponsorship, it’s just fantastic,” Reichmuth said. “If people want to learn about the product, Advance dog food ambassadors will be on-site.” Reichmuth also thanked Grassroots Trust, Ears up as a Great Dane is set for judging at a past dog show at Uretara Domain. Photo / File another big supporter of the show. She expected a very big entry and presence Meanwhile, qualified judges must go of Staffordshire bull terriers due to two through many years of training and exams specialist judges at the show, coming from on anatomy and specific breed standards, Spain and Finland. she said. “I’d imagine they could get potentially at “It’s a bit like a beauty pageant in a way. least 40-odd Staffordshire bull terriers to You have to check their mouths, their teeth, this show on Saturday; and they will offer their bite, their pigmentation, colour, eyes, a breed lecture at the end of the day, and ears, and you have to sign off that the dog is anybody’s more than welcome to sit in.” healthy.” Judging also involved assessing canines to Free to public standards for each particular breed, she said. A lot of training and time is involved in Reichmuth said the two-day show is showing a dog, Reichmuth said. She shows free for the public to enter. “I think that’s her own dogs but as show manager will a wonderful thing to have available to sit this one out. She’s also a judge at other everybody and I’ve got to say we generally shows. do get quite a lot of public through, and a “[Showing a dog] is like it having a full lot of interest. It’s really neat!” examination at the vets, if that makes sense.” Merle Cave

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Rememb bering Robinson Waihī Beach’s surf clu ub is mourning the loss of one of its most treasured members, whose extraordinaryy contribution to lifeguarding and the wider community spanned more than n seven decades.

develop IRB rescue operations in New Zealand, including serving 17 years on the national IRB Examiner Committee. “Ian’s generosity extended well beyond surf lifesaving, including 45 years volunteering with Waihī Police search and rescue and more than 30 years supporting the Waihī Beach Fun Run, and helping with the New Year’s Day Beach Sports and Sand Making competitions,” Lloyd said. “A long-time Justice of the Peace, he also supported charity outings, chopping firewood, sharing produce or delivering Christmas dinners to those in need.” In 2020, Robinson received a Surf Life Saving New Zealand life membership and a Queen’s Service Medal, recognising

Ian Arthur Robinson waas born on January 17, 1935. He died peacefully,, aged 91, on October 13. Affectionately known ass “Robbie”, Robinson joined the club in 1953, aged 18, and became a champion athlete, pioneering surf lifesaver, mentor and dedicated volunteer, Waihī Beach Lifeguard Serviices Inc board member Natalie Lloyd said. “Ian went on to serve 30 years as patrol captain an nd [gave] more than two decad des coaching and instructiing generations of lifeguard ds,” Lloyd said. “One off his most siggnificant contriibutions came in 1979, when he was seleected among 12 2 New Zealand su urf lifesavers to undertake specialist Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB) training in Australia.” He The 6-M Th Man team wh ho attend ded d 1957’s natiionalls in subsequently Wellington was Doug McLeay, Colin Major, Ian helped Robinson, Dan Harris, Graham Hales and Doug Seath. inttroduce and Photo / Supplied

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his exceptional contribution to his community. “Yet it was his quiet generosity that defined him. Even into his later years, Ian made regular evening visits to the clubhouse, checking equipment and ensuring everything was secure.” Lloyd said his legacy continued at the club through the Robinson family’s longstanding involvement in surf lifesaving. “Together with his late wife Heather, who supported his lifelong involvement in the club, Ian raised four sons – Bruce, Neil, Danny and Glenn – who have each shared in the family’s longstanding connection with Waihī Beach surf lifesaving. That commitment has carried through to the next generation,

Ian Robinson, being honoured by his fellow Waihi Beach surf club members. Photo / Supplied

with grandsons Mitchell and McLeay continuing to be actively involved in the club, with their father, mother and uncles. “Waihī Beach Lifeguard Services extends its deepest sympathy to Ian’s family and remembers a remarkable gentleman whose kindness, humility and unwavering commitment helped shape the club for generations,” Lloyd said. “Rest easy, Ian. Your watch is done.” In his obituary notice, Robinson’s family said they were very proud of him. “A full life, well lived and an inspiration in word

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Road resurfacing season Western Bay of Plenty District Council says its busy 2026/2027 road resurfacing programme has begun.

“We’ll be resurfacing more than 30km of road with chipseal across the district between now and April 2027, as part of our commitment to delivering safe, reliable, fit-for-purpose local roads for our communities,” the council said in a statement. “We will also be sealing some sections of road for the first time as part of our seal extension programme.” Council’s team lead road maintenance Aidan Glynn said weather conditions were important, with spring and summer the best times of year for road resurfacing. “We carefully plan our work to make the most of the warmer, drier weather and longer daylight hours, which helps the new seal bond to the existing road surface properly and gives it the best chance of lasting for many years,” Glynn said.

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“During the peak summer months, we do our best to balance doing the work during school holiday periods, when the roads are quieter at peak times, whilst also doing what we can to minimise the impact for road users during the busy holiday period.” Heavy vehicles and moisture are two major causes of road damage. “Therefore, one of the most important things we can do is protect the surface of the road,” Glynn said. He likened a road seal to paint on a house.

“Paint on a wooden house helps keep water out and protects what’s underneath. In this case, it’s the road underneath. Over time, the seal wears down and becomes less effective. The average life of a road surface is 10 to 12 years, depending on traffic volume, so we aim to resurface roads before the surface starts to deteriorate, which also helps prevent the need for major reconstruction.”

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Council said it was responsible for 1077km of local roads, which included 150km that was unsealed. “We’re currently working to seal McMeeking Rd in Te Puke leading to Te Matai Marae, and a 2km section of Work Rd in Aongatete.” On top of providing a smoother road surface and reducing dust, sealing roads made them easier to maintain, and improved drainage so the road was more resilient to heavy rain, the council said. Council’s director of transportation Calum McLean said it costs about $750,000 per kilometre to construct a seal extension on low-volume rural roads. “We’d love to seal them all, however we must prioritise which unsealed roads we fund, and when. Each unsealed road is assessed on the volume of traffic using the road and the dust exposure to residents living on the road.” Drivers are encouraged to take care when travelling through road works, with traffic management in place. People can report concerns via the Antenno app, or email: info@ westernbay.govt.nz

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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.

Waihi Beach

16 Wilson Rd. Ph: 07 863 4464 admin@waihibeach.rh.co.nz www.rh.co.nz/kwwb NRG Realty Limited – Licensed REAA 2008

View By appointment Sale $865,000 Reference L41829583

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/kwwb

For Sale

209 Franklin Road, Waihi Set in beautiful Waikino, this 4.683ha river-front property combines lifestyle living with established holiday accommodation and approved eco-campsite plans. The character-filled log cabin features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, open-plan living, a large deck and hot tub. The second dwelling provides further flexibility for family living or accommodation. Consented campsite plans include tent and powered sites, an accessible cabin, office and amenities block, offering scope to expand the existing tourism operation. Close to the Hauraki Rail Trail, Karangahake Gorge, heritage a ractions and fishing spots, this versatile property combines natural beauty, established income potential and exciting opportunities for future growth. Key Features:

View For Sale Reference

By appointment $2,750,000 L42266601

Waihi

Ross Collins – 022 458 8600 Griﬀ Cooke – 027 810 7679

• Two dwellings, including a Douglas Fir log cabin approved for 12 guests, with a 20-year holiday-home trading history • Second four-bedroom home oﬀering ﬂexible family or accommodation options • Approved eco-campsite for 28 sites and up to 100 guests • Waitawheta River boundary with swimming hole, picnic area and walking tracks • Potential third building site and possible subdivision, subject to approvals • Extensive barn, sheds, workshops and grazing infrastructure.

For Sale

6 Maniaroa Drive, Katikati 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.

Waihi

23a Rosemont Rd. Ph: 07 863 8864 admin@waihi.rh.co.nz www.rh.co.nz/kwwb

5 Vesey Drive, Katikati

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Sunday 10:45am or by appointment Sale $895,000 Reference L41920160

Waihi

For Sale

Ross Collins – 022 458 8600

Effortless style, exceptional se ing • Sunny, light filled interiors, three bedrooms, two living areas • Bespoke design with modern appeal, 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 Beach

16 Wilson Rd. Ph: 07 863 4464 admin@waihibeach.rh.co.nz www.rh.co.nz/kwwb NRG Realty Limited – Licensed REAA 2008

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Sunday 10:45am or by appointment Sale By Negotiation Reference L40689723

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/kwwb

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