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Wednesday February 12, 2014
MINUTES WITH: Jim Millar Wainuiomata Rugby Club chairman What is your favourite food?
Your favoured holiday destination?
Shrimp salad.
Hawaii.
The All Blacks would be nice.
What makes you smile?
What’s your favourite music?
What’s next on your wish list?
Eagles.
Lotto, keep wishing.
What is one thing Wainuiomata News readers would be surprised to know about you?
A saying you like to live by?
I lived in South Africa for two years, and had a chance encounter with a white pointer.
Focus, look, learn, (I say this to my kids and all others, school and sports).
Watching kids I train each year, change and being the best they can be.
What’s your pet hate?
People who talk the talk but don’t do what they say.
Who would you invite to dinner?
Another year of the sevens New Zealand’s year New Zealand disrupted the South African sevens team on Saturday night to win 21-0. The match was sewn up in the first half through three brilliant tries to the hosts, and much deserved victors. The Sevens Wellington is the fifth tournament of the world series and was held in Wellington. The next round is held in Japan over March 22-23.
A group of Wellington men dressed up as scary babies for the Sevens. PHOTO: Daryl New
A local in costume at the Sevens. PHOTO: Daryl New
Locals slow to recycle TV NZ Women’s Sevens Team at the Sevens Parade on Wednesday. PHOTO: Daniel Whitfield
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Hutt Valley and Wainuiomata residents seem to be sluggish with recycling their unwanted Televisions even though they are encouraged to do so by Government. The region has been slow to take advantage of the Television TakeBack programme, launched by Minister for the Environment Amy Adams as part of the nationwide digital switchover in August. Just under 1500 old televisions have been collected
from the Lower Hutt so far however, the ministry is warning residents higher fees could be on the way for people yet to dispose of their old sets. The initiative is encouraging the public to recycle their unwanted televisions diverting them from landfills. Information on the location of the drop-off sites in and around the Wellington region can be found online at www.tvtakeback.govt.nz.