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But just after 4pm last Friday afternoon, Clevedon’s Richard Sumner picked up the phone and heard every homeowner’s worst nightmare.

“I was at the office and I got a phone call to say that the house had been struck by lightning,” he told the Times this week.

He later found out that lightning had actually struck two pine trees on his driveway on McGregor Rd stripping bark – before the power surge arced across to a fence, onto power lines and then into his house, blowing the fuses on the power supply.

The surge then went to the

under floor heating in his bathroom, blowing that and a ceramic tile off the floor, which shattered and hit the roof – putting a hole in it. The induction hob in the kitchen also blew.

Mr Sumner said he was told by his family that were home at the time that “it was like a huge bang in the house”.

It gave his wife and nephew “a real fright”, he said, and it was very lucky that no one was in the bathroom at the time.

“Realistically, we got off pretty lightly.”

The Fire Service and power company were called to investigate for any sign or risk of fire and after the all clear was given, power was turned back on a couple of hours later.

BOOM: The damage to the tiles on Richard Sumner’s bathroom floor.

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Mr Sumner said his next-door neighbours, on the same power supply, also had damage to their house from the lightning and power surge, including blown light bulbs and a clock falling off a wall.

Meanwhile, at the same time on Friday, about 100 metres down the road, Amanda Trayes was reporting a similar experience.

She told the Times that a flash of light came through her skylight in front of her.

“I was on my phone at the time and my friend swore loudly when it happened. The hairs on the front of my legs stood up and my legs were tingly after. I got an instant headache and saw spots for several hours after.”

“Near miss perhaps,” she said.

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Confession: The day I tackled public transport Deputy editor Marianne Kelly is pleasantly surprised with her travel experience

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recently declared I wouldn’t buy a SuperGold card by the July 1 deadline because I was unlikely to travel on public transport in the near future. I was wrong.

An invitation to a late afternoon function at a flash central city hotel initiated groans as the ramifications of tackling the Southern Motorway at the afternoon peak time kicked in.

Flash of inspiration. What a perfect chance to test out how the public transport system works from the transport wastelands of the southeast.

But first things first. I need a SuperGold card after all. Given the furore around long queues at the Botany Town Centre AT (Auckland Transport) service centre, I decide to present myself there in person rather than setting up a card online.

Given that the July 1 deadline has passed, how difficult will this be? Arriving at 10.30am finds me competing with one other lady on the same mission. Behind the counter are two people processing the applications and another is dealing with payment and issuing the cards.

It’s taken all of about three minutes and I am good to go. Now I

have to make that journey within the next 60 days to initiate the card.

No problems, I’m off to the smoke of the Downtown CBD. But which mode will I choose?

Living a short walking distance from Howick’s Picton Street, I’ll catch a bus from there to the Panmure rail station where I’ll connect with a train to the Downtown Britomart station – a short walking distance from the hotel I’m going to.

I’m not so inclined to change from rail to bus on the return journey.

So I’ll instead opt for an express bus from the stop at the bottom of Anzac Avenue, although I’m not so sure about the walk from the hotel.

Now it’s a question of trawling ATs journey planner web page which turns out to be remarkably straightforward once I’ve established how much leeway I need to give myself between each part of the journey.

Armed with card and itinerary - including a taxi company phone number, just in case – I’m off and away. If I can negotiate my way around the London Underground or international airports, surely I can handle this.

I’ve given myself extra time to allow for contingencies. So I catch the 2.45pm 550 bus from Picton Street, and arrive at the Panmure

going for gold: Times journalist Marianne Kelly test drives the SuperGold card.

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Rail Station at 3.10pm. The next train rolls in at 3.20pm and I’m at Britomart by 3.40pm.

It’s hard to know at this time of the day whether the journey by car, including parking, would have taken more or less time. But I’m more than happy with someone else at the wheel of the bus/train.

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none other than the guys and gals of AT, all ears to know what I think of my journey. Marvellous, thanks, and yes I will have a glass of wine considering I am on public transport.

However, my idea of going home on the express bus isn’t so sound when I’m told it’s rush hour and the bus will spend the same amount of time as the cars crawling down the motorway. Best to take the train.

I’m on board at 5.32pm and arrive at the Panmure Rail Station at 5.50pm just as two Howick & Eastern buses roll in. I’m at home in Howe Street, Howick by 6.20pm.

I wonder where I would have been if I had taken the car.

AT is planning to introduce its new south-east network towards the end of next year. Its decision to run fewer buses from Botany and Howick to the city centre with more terminating at the Panmure rail station makes complete sense to me.

For one day I’ve removed one car from the motorway. Now I’ve got the hang of this, I’m encouraged to visit the buzz of the Downtown CBD more frequently – now where did I put that SuperGold card.

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Stuttering start to election bid

By Marianne Kelly It’s a tradition for Howick Ward councillor Sharon Stewart to collect Auckland Council nomination forms in person.

So she was shocked to arrive at the Manukau Service Centre in Manukau to find staff on reception oblivious to the fact that Friday, July 15 was the opening of nominations for the upcoming local body elections.

Worse, they had no idea where to find the nomination forms.

“The staff should have been advised of how to deal with the public coming in to get nomination forms,” she says.

And the issue did not just affect Howick, but

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“The ladies on reception have over the years been very helpful, and this is the first year they hadn’t a clue about nomination forms,” Mrs Stewart says.

Eventually the forms were found but, she says, “it’s not good enough. It’s very disappointing for the first day of nominations”.

“I was told I could download them, but I had come all this way to pick them up.”

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council’s service centres have been trained to advise candidates on the nominations process and each service centre has been provided with a set of nomination forms for their area.

“Unfortunately a trained staff member at Manukau Service Centre was not available last Friday morning when Councillor Stewart visited. The nomination forms were available at the service centre but could not be immediately located by other staff.

“We have apologised to Councillor Stewart, couriered a set of forms to her and implemented steps to ensure we always have staff cover in future.”

Candidates can also download nomination

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Speed camera cops some flak

By Marianne Kelly

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Police statistics for cameraissued speed offences since 2009 show that Counties Manukau East figures rose to the highest in the police area in 2014 at 35,422 compared with 26,610 in Counties Manukau West, 24,786 in Counties Manukau Central and 22,670 in Counties Manukau South. Last year the East ranked third after the West and Central.

The statement says police would be delighted to never have to issue another notice for people driving above the speed limit or too fast for the conditions – “just as we would be delighted to never have to attend another serious or fatal crash caused by speed, or knock on the door of another family to tell them a loved one is never coming home again.

“Apart from the fact it costs us money to issue notices, it would show that people were driving safely and appropriately for the road conditions and the number of people killed and injured on our roads would plummet.”

Police, the statement says, do not measure success by the number of infringements issued, but

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static speed camera in Murphys Road has pinged one Times reader three times leading him to query why it’s placed at the bottom of a steep hill where a car gathers speed going down the hill in readiness to push up the other side.

A police statement provided to the Times says the camera has been operational since December 2014 and its presence well publicised as part of the police static camera expansion project.

“Given its obvious placement, with the specific purpose of encouraging safer speeds, police considers there shouldn’t be any reason for motorists to be ‘surprised’ if ticketed for speeding past the camera or have any excuse to miss its presence,” the statement says.

“If people drive safely to the speed limit and the conditions, there is no reason to worry about receiving a ticket – or risking a crash.”

An extensive process is followed to choose sites for the new static speed cameras, such as the one in Murphy’s Road, based on expert independent analysis, the statement says.

Cameras are placed in locations assessed as being at high risk of speed-related crashes, including those where people have died or been injured. The assessment process uses expert independent analysis based on a decade of crash data, and in-depth knowledge from police and other local traffic experts.

The site selection process has produced valuable information for all road safety partners. High risk sites that aren’t suitable for a static camera can instead be iden-

venting and reducing deaths and injuries on our roads, and the associated devastating human, social and economic cost that this has on our families and communities.”

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by a reduction in deaths and serious injuries on the roads.

“But we cannot do it alone.

Personal responsibility lies with each and every motorist to drive at a safe and appropriate speed to keep themselves and other people safe.”

Police are also not interested in the volume of fines issued from speed cameras, all the revenue going to the Government.

“Our only interest is in pre-

In 2014 the social cost of crashes involving drivers speeding was about $740 million, about 23 per cent of the social cost associated with all injury crashes, according to government transport research. Speeding was a contributing factor in 78 fatal crashes, 357 serious injury crashes, and 995 minor injury crashes, a police statement provided to the Times says. These crashes resulted in 84 deaths, 455 serious injuries and 1468 minor injuries.

Speed is acknowledged globally as being the single most important determinant of road crashes, the statement says.

In New Zealand, driving too fast for the conditions contributes to about a third of all fatal crashes. Speed cameras and officer enforcement have long been part of a range of safety tools used by police to help bring down mean speeds and reduce trauma

on our roads, and will continue to be used as and where appropriate. There is well-documented evidence linking speed and road trauma, the statement says.

Research shows that by reducing speed the severity of a crash can be significantly reduced and in many cases avoided.

For vulnerable users, such as pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcyclists, even small reductions in vehicle speeds can save their lives in a collision.

Two studies show how reducing speeds has a direct impact on reducing death and injuries.

■■ The likelihood of casualty crash involvement doubles for every five kilometres an hour above a 60 km/hour posted limit, and for every 10 km/h above a 100km/h posted limit. .

■■ A five per cent decrease in average speed leads to about 10 per cent fewer injury crashes and 20 per cent fewer fatal crashes.

A World Health Organisation review of evidence from speed studies shows that a decrease of one km/h means traffic speed typically results in a three per cent decrease in the incidence of injury crashes, or a decrease of 4-5 per cent for fatal crashes.

Scott newest addition to Times newsroom The Times welcomes Scott Yeoman to the newsroom.

Scott has lived most of his life in east Auckland and has attended local schools and played for local sports clubs while growing up here.

The 24-year-old knows the area and its people well and says he is looking forward to covering the district’s news

and sport.

Scott has just returned from a month-long overland trip through Africa and before that was a reporter at the New Zealand Herald.

He has a Bachelor of Communication Studies and

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Get in touch with Scott with any questions you might have, or share some story ideas with him, by emailing: scott@ times.co.nz.

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New network boosts trains

By Marianne Kelly

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ewer buses to the city centre and more terminating at the Panmure rail station are in store for south-east public transport travellers.

This is a key change to the proposed new Auckland Transport (AT) network made as the result of public feedback between last October and December. The network is scheduled to be implemented late next year.

The rationale behind the change is that journeys between Panmure and the City Centre are faster by train. The train also offers a more consistently reliable travel time as it is free from congestion.

Having multiple bus routes between Panmure and the City Centre duplicates the

rail network and increases the complexity of the bus network by the routes sharing a single corridor, AT says.

There is also limited space to accommodate increasing volumes of buses in the City Centre.

Designated as a Metropolitan Centre under the Auckland Plan, Botany will become the hub of public transport in the south-east with most routes in the new network feeding into it.

Changes have been made to two core frequent routes, 55 from Howick and 53 from Botany.

Route 53 will operate as the main all-day service from Botany into the City Centre.

It will provide connections to destinations not directly accessible from the Eastern train line, such as Ellerslie, Greenlane, Newmarket and

Auckland Hospital.

The first bus in the morning will run earlier and the late bus later at night, while the all-day frequency will be increased.

Transfers from other south-east bus routes will also be possible at Panmure.

A newly-created route 55x will operate from Botany to Howick to the City Centre as an express service (via the motorway) during peak times. It’s designed in large part to service the universities at Symonds Street.

Route 55 will change to an all-day frequent service from Howick to Panmure.

Route 314 will be extended from Ormiston to Manukau via Murphy’s Road and Flat Bush School Road, no longer travelling to Mission Heights.

But route 355 will be changed to include Mission

Heights, travelling to and from Ormiston.

Public consultation showed that Bucklands Beach residents preferred their primary all-day connection to be to Panmure, not Botany.

Consequently route 562 from Bucklands Beach to Panmure will be upgraded from a peak–only service to an all-day connecter service.

Bucklands Beach passengers will then connect with the City Centre by bus or train with a single transfer at Panmure and will no longer be reliant on a transfer at Highland Park to route 55.

It will travel via Macleans Road and Priestly Drive.

The 566 route will be changed to travel via Prince Regent Drive to Half Moon Bay and hours of operation will be extended to meet every ferry.

Appleton’s fog lifting wins top prize With more than 50 years of encouraging artistic inspiration the Howick Art Group has again attracted close to 200 entries for its mid-winter competition which ended on Sunday.

Well-known Eastern Beach artist and teacher Merv Appleton carried off the best overall prize for his oils painting ‘Lifting Fog’. He’s a regular stroller on the beach and his painting depicts the mysterious haze of fog gradually lifting to the north towards Musick Point.

He also carried off second prize in the acrylic section with’ Rangitoto Light’.

“The standard of this year’s exhibition,” he says, “was really impressive. Every year it gets better.” The exhibition, which attracted 172 entries, was judged by painter Russell Hollings.

Other main prize winners were: Watercolour, David Percival (‘Port of Auckland’); dry/art, Christine Lloyd (‘Summer Magic’); abstract, Cecilia Liang (‘The Big Bang’); mixed media, John Heywood (‘Pop up Globe’); acrylic, Jess Kang (‘Autumn Leaves’).

OILS WINNER: Eastern Beach painter and teacher Merv Appleton took the best overall prize with his oils painting, ‘Lifting Fog’ (left).

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Bus stop short-lived Residents at a Golflands housing complex were delighted to see a new bus stop and shelter go up on Ti Rakau Drive in front of their estate.

But it was short-lived when Graham Pilgrim, chairman of the Eastpark Residents’ Association got ready to alight from the bus outside his home when it sailed past on to the Botany Town Centre bus depot.

“I was very pleased when the stop and shelter were constructed disappointed: Graham Pilgrim waits because it is so for a bus that never handy to Eastpark comes. where a number

Times photo Farida Master of so-called senior citizens live,” he says. “The walk to Eastpark from Bunnings or the Botany Town Centre, the two nearest ‘working’ bus stops isn’t much fun in the wet.

“I like to see the occasional movie at The Rialto in Newmarket. The bus beats taking the car because it stops right outside the cinema and I always enjoy a couple of glasses of wine while watching the movie,” Mr Pilgrim says.

He visited the Auckland Transport (AT) office in the Botany Town Centre to ask what was going on, only to be told that there were no immediate plans to bring the stop into use. The Times asked AT why the bus stop was not being used.

A spokesman said: “We haven’t been able to open this bus stop. We have encountered some unforeseen issues with the safe operation of this bus stop at all times of the day. Until we can resolve these issues with the bus operator, we cannot bring this bus stop into use. But we are working on it.” Mr Pilgrim isn’t impressed, saying: “I would have thought that the ‘unforseen’ issues should have been forseen well before thousands of ratepayers’ dollars were wasted on the construction of the bus stop.”

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Todywalla has been selected to represent New Zealand at the famed international youth football tournament Super Cup NI 2016 (formerly known as Milk Cup NI).

Todywalla is just back from Palmerston North where he played in the under 16 squad at the NZF National Youth Futsal Championships. He was awarded golden boot in his age group, scoring 17 goals in six games.

Hei still managed to win the title despite having missed the last two games due to commitments his Super Cup NI trip.

Select New Zealand-based football players will go on a once a lifetime football tour to Europe from July 17 to August 1.

Todywalla will visit London and Barcelona where his team will play matches against professional teams from both cities.

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Two other local lads have been selected for the Under 15 MS Select football team (New Zealand) which is taking part in the Super NI Cup. Aiden (better known as Digger) Iqbal, Year 9, from Saint Kentigern College, and Declan (Dex) Viljoen, Year 9, from Sacred Heart College, are part of the Under 15 junior team which will play in July in Northern Ireland. Aiden, 13, is from Dannemora and Declan, 13, from Cockle Bay.

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With the Hurricanes leapfrogging from fourth to first with their five tries to one 35-10 bonus point victory against the Crusaders at Christchurch, the championship continues its classy progress.

It’s taken guts, tenacity and self-belief for the Hurricanes to rise to the top of the heap after starting the season with a humiliating 52-10 defeat to the Brumbies.

It also helped that previous leaders, the Lions, blew their lead by failing to take 15 of their best players to Buenos Aires where the Jaguares made them pay 34-22 for their arrogance.

While stars Beauden Barrett, Dane Coles and Ardie Savea have continued to shine in the

absence of Ma’a Nonu and Conrad Smith, it has been the progress of Michael Fatialofa, Vaea Fifita, Willis Halohalo, Ngami Laumape and Loni Uhila that has put the Hurricanes on track to repeat their effort in making the 2015 final.

Uhila, the 27-year-old 122kg Tongan loosehead prop who beat The Brown Butterbean, Dave Letele, in last year’s Fight for Life, had a barnstorming game against the Crusaders.

Which was in direct contrast to new All Black Ofa Tu’ungafasi who was popped out of the scrum more times than a champagne cork at a Frenchman’s banquet in the Blues 34-28 win against the Waratahs.

With the Blues finishing their season strongly, a feature of all five NZ teams is they possess genuine character.

That was certainly true of the Highlanders when tactician Lima Sopoaga, brilliant fullback Ben Smith and dynamic wing Waisake Naholo spearheaded them to a

Green Machine out for pride Pakuranga United, soundly beaten by Suburbs 34-5 in the Auckland premier rugby competition at the weekend, will now play in the bottom four of the championship round looking to regain some pride.

Coach Pita Alatini acknowledged Suburbs were too strong in the second half.

“Unfortunately they were. They played to a plan and executed their moves well and finished things well,” the former All Black said.

Such a scoreline was always disappointing, he said.

“I don’t think we are that bad but we just

couldn’t finish when it mattered,” said Alatini.

“We have just lost a lot of confidence from our previous results. We have struggled to get over our disappointments and it shows in our performance. “ There was an upside.

“We never gave up...that was the only positive.”

Now into the bottom four, the Green Machine is looking to step up. “It’s all about personal pride and leaving something positive for the club jersey,” he said.

“Because we have some good young lads coming up and it’s shown by the results in their respective teams (Reserves, U21s and U20s).”

Agnew’s Angle rousing 25-15 win against the talented Chiefs with Naholo scoring the first try, Smith setting up Dan Pryor for his and Sopoaga notching the third.

A repeat of that form should see them clinch a win against the Brumbies in Canberra on Friday night before the Hurricanes deal to the Sharks in Wellington on Saturday to avenge their Durban loss to them in May. Such has been the progress of workaholic Luke Whitelock this season that new All Black Liam Squire has had to make his impact from the bench in recent games.

Whitelock doesn’t possess the attacking verve of Squire or Elliott Dixon, but he does possess Dixon’s tireless work rate and is a strong defender.

Tackling has been a strong point behind

the Highlanders’ and Hurricanes’ success this season and should again be a key factor in their bid to progress to the semi-finals.

That is something the Chiefs will attempt to improve in their Cape Town clash against the Stormers.

In Aaron Cruden, Damian McKenzie, James Lowe and Toni Pulu, they have sharp attackers who prosper best off Brad Wheeler’s snappy pass rather than the more laboured effort of Tawera Kerr-Barlow’s.

Having struggled in their loss to the Hurricanes, the Crusaders will need to improve dramatically to beat the Lions who have thrived in their own den with an exciting brand of 15-man rugby.

With their forwards having failed to gain a territorial advantage against the Canes, their backs don’t appear to have the necessary thrust to pierce the Lions’ defence often enough to secure victory.

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ELECTION CANDIDATES: The Howick Local Board Pakuranga subdivision Vision & Voice team, from left Katrina Times photo Marianne Kelly Bungard, Garry Boles and David Collings.

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constant upgrading maintenance work the council does and admits to sometimes being frustrated with the bureaucratic governance system.

“When we upgrade a roundabout half the costs are in permits and a traffic management plan – closing the road and putting diversions in.”

If he wins a second term he’s looking forward to more responsibility and bigger challenges.

“I’m a slow mover. I don’t take too much on. I would rather achieve something and then move forward rather than rushing at it. I don’t want to be left with projects that have gone wrong.”

However, his next aspiration is to eventually be an elected councillor.

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It’s his seventh local body election, having done one term on the Pakuranga Community Board, three as a Manukau City Council councillor and two with the Howick Local Board.

“I’ve really enjoyed my time on the board and we’ve got a good team,” he says.

“From a Pakuranga point of view, I’m pleased to work with Katrina [Bungard] and Garry [Boles]. He’ll do well on our team.”

Over his 18 years of local government representation Mr Collings says the past term has been the most satisfying, especially seeing projects such as the Uxbridge arts and culture centre come to fruition and a start made on the Half Moon Bay ferry pier.

In the new term, he

says, progressing AMETI (Auckland Manukau Eastern Transport Initiative) will be a major challenge and “the planned new development at the Pakuranga Plaza will be exciting”.

“Pakuranga will be transformed over the next 10-15 years. It’s been frustrating over the years with so many different owners. But now the longterm plans will put us on the map.”

It’s Katrina Bungard’s second tilt at the board and she’s also looking forward to working towards the Plaza development and the AMETI project.

“I’m particularly proud of our work in the community development portfolio,” she says.

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aving completed his first term on the Howick Local Board, Garry Boles intends to run again, but this time on his home patch in the Pakuranga subdivision where he has lived for 51 years.

The police officer was successful in gaining a seat representing the Botany subdivision on the board last time.

“I felt part of the area. I had been working here [Botany] in the police for eight years, was often out in the community and people knew me.”

Since then his police role has changed and also, as a Bucklands Beach resident, he says it feels “more soulful to be running in my own patch”.

There’s also a statistical reason for his switch. He’s one of the Vision & Voice ticket set up for the last election to gain a majority hold on the local board.

This year well-known community leader Peter Young, who arrived in Botany from Hong Kong in 1998, is joining the Vision & Voice team for a tilt at a place on the board. A contemporary, Paul Young, is not standing in Botany. So the statistics point to wholesale Chinese community support for Peter Young which carries the danger that Mr Boles could be nudged out of a three-horse race.

Meantime long-standing local body politician, Steve Udy, has announced that he will not stand again for his seat in the Pakuranga subdivision leaving a current space in the line-up for Mr Boles.

“A lot of times people said to me ‘why don’t you run in your own area?’ and I struggled with that,” Mr Boles says. “But it’s nice to be going into battle in my own area. It’s a turf thing, a human trait to fight for it.”

Joining the board was an eye opener, he says. While he represented Botany, he discovered that he was, in reality working for the entire ward.

“Sometimes it was very complicated, such as where the money comes from. But all the board members were very supportive.

“Now I have done my first three years it’s like I have my university papers to be a local board member. I now have an understanding about how my influence can be used to get results.”

If re-elected, he’s hoping to continue in the sport, recreation and leisure facilities portfolio.

“We’ve spoken to 57 different sports codes out there,” he says. “We’ve identified big holes. A big one was gymnastics which doesn’t have its own building compared with other codes helped by the council in different ways.

“My ambition is to see a sport gym established at Lloyd Elsmore Park which could accommodate other clubs.”

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walking the talk: This St Kentigern crew, all avid cyclists and triathletes, hit the Photo supplied road to raise funds for the children of Malawi.

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The crew, which couldn’t take part in the 40 Hour Famine due to sporting commitments, began their walk around the Hunua Ranges at midnight on Friday and had to complete their 100km before 4pm on Sunday.

They finished almost three hours early, clocking in with a time of 37 hours.

Daniel Whitburn, a Year 12 student at Saint Kentigern College, said teachers at the school encourage active participation in the World Vision 40 Hour Famine.

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Ted Collett began giving blood in 1967 when he was serving in the army.

Forty nine years and 100 pints of blood later, the 70-year-old Burswood man is showing no signs of letting up.

Collett donates blood around four times a year.

“I give it because it helps people,” he said.

“A good mate had leukaemia.

They (NZ Blood) need the blood.”

Collett spent 31 years at Air New Zealand in engineering maintenance where, conveniently, a bus would visit for blood donations.

He reckons giving blood – he can do so until he’s 75 - is “good for your well-being” as would, surely, his very active lifestyle.

He keeps healthy by exercise boxing as he calls it – fighting with gloves and pads starting at 6am – a lot of walking, cycling around 40km a week and bowls a couple of times a week at the Howick Bowling Club.

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Judges said the entries were of a high standard and each participant was able to clearly express their depth of knowledge about their chosen subjects at the fair on July 7. Many judges reported their difficulty in deciding the top participants due to the high standard of presentation and oral knowledge.

Wally Rice of Howick and Marilyn Bakker of Pakuranga commented re judging the 12-13 year old age group: “It was a difficult but enjoyable task to judge projects covering such a broad spectrum of historical topics. Each participant demonstrated a passion for their chosen topic which was well researched. It was clear that a great deal of hard work had gone into their oral and written presentations.

“Overall, the standard was excellent and, yes, even the judges learnt something. All participants are winners and to be congratulated along with the organiser, Shona Rakete, and her great team of helpers.”

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■■ 12-13 years: Rebecca Gladsone - All the World is a stage - Elizabethan Theatre; Jasmine Fuemana - The Flying Titanic - The Hindenburg; Lucy Creak - Fantastic Mr. Dahl ■■ 14 years and over: Caitlin Reckin - Disney: the man, the Mouse, The Empire; Candy Schache - Victorian Servant Wanted; Susannah Peverley - The History of the Women’s Land Army in Britain

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Billie Wagner and his flatmates had not long been in the flat in Latham Avenue, Pakuranga. A garage fire gutted the garage and with it Wagner’s car – a MKI VW golf he’d been restoring for two years. It also claimed many items stored in there including his grandfather’s ashes.

They had no contents or car insurance and want to replace what was lost in the fire and fund-raise to move to a new home. The cause of the July 7 fire is being investigated, although there is speculation it could have been faulty wiring. The blaze brought five fire appliances and a large number of police officers and media.

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Feedback Calling on local dog owners

Re: Council proposal to prohibit dogs completely from the Mangemangeroa Reserve.

I was most shocked to hear from a friend today that there is a proposal in council to ban dogs completely from the Mangemangeroa Reserve.

Submissions closed on Sunday (July 17).

How can the community respond fairly when we are kept in the dark? The proposals were not mentioned in the council dog registration pack.

Other areas are listed as having access changes but Howick is missing, therefore few people would have looked at the website to see proposals. There are no signs posted on the walkway at any of the multiple entry points to inform users of this proposal although there are signs informing of other works and or changes.

We live in the area, have a dog and walk here almost daily and had no knowledge of these proposals. Apparently there was an online survey, with 386 responses (very small sample). The 47 dog owners I have spoken to were not aware of any such survey, so I question the validity of the survey and the reference to “local” dog owners.

I believe the council recently spent $38,000 on consultation about this walkway and $226,000 in total with the objective of making it “more accessible”. A “no dog policy” will alienate at least 36 per cent of the current users (according to council survey of current dog owners who responded).

In 2014, the council spokesperson wanted to remove flaxes from the walkway - food for tui - and now they are concerned about the bird population. This walkway is “dog on lead” and, as such, presents no problem at all to the bird population. According to Department of Conversation cats, rats and possums pose a much greater threat to native birdlife.

Maybe the council should lengthen the time for submissions - this would enable people to respond. The website where this can be found is shapeauckland.co.nz. Please submit so your voice can be heard.

A Young

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the sign when the walkway was upgraded.

Earlier this year the council spent over $250,000 upgrading the walkway with the objective of increasing accessibility to the reserve. My observation is that 50 per cent of the regular walkers/runners of the reserve do so with their dog on a leash. This new policy, if passed, is instantly limiting the usability of the reserve and goes against the objective of the walkway upgrades.

I am 100 per cent opposed to the prohibition of dogs using the reserve and request the council put me on their data base to keep me informed on this and other matters relating to the community I live in.

I request an opportunity to attend and speak at any further meetings relating to this matter.

Robert Young

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Thursday, July 14 it came to my attention that the council is looking to prohibit dogs for the Mangemangeroa Reserve to protect the flora fauna and birdlife.

The council states it has gained feedback from the community and employed a consultant.

I live in one of the houses on the foreshore of the reserve and am a regular user of the reserve.

I have not seen any notices posted in the area, been contacted directly or seen any survey being conducted.

What methods did the council and consultant employ to engage with the community and 368 respondents to their survey? None of the regular walkers or members of the community I have contacted say they have any knowledge about this proposal or the survey.

The council refers to the prohibition of dogs from the Mangemangeroa Reserve but all council signage in the area refers to the Mangemangeroa “Walkway”. Are they one and the same (as this is unclear) or will on-lead dog walking not be affected on the walkway?

It is unclear what the objective of the council is? Is it to protect birdlife or prohibit dogs from the reserve? I am in favour of protecting New Zealand flora, fauna and birds but struggle to see how dogs on a lead can endanger or disturb the wildlife in the area.

Which plants and birds are the council specifically looking to protect by prohibiting dogs?

The council states it wants to prevent having to fine users of the area with dogs so are prohibiting dogs altogether. If the council wanted to prevent car users getting parking tickets, will they ban cars? The solution is simple clearly communicate the rules or times of the year dogs are prohibited from specific nesting area(s) to protect the likes of dotterels. Where do the dotterels nest? The area in question is extremely tidal and there is almost no exposed sand dunes (nesting sites) at high tide?

Birds don’t nest all year so a complete prohibition of dogs from the whole reserve is over the top. There used to be a lovely sign with information about dotterels, dotterel migration and nesting but the council removed

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Floral art

Howick Floral Art Club’s next meeting will be Monday, July 25 at Centennial Bowling Club, Selwyn Road, Howick, 1pm promptly. Margaret Ashley, one of our life members of FASNZ, an international judge, demonstrator and teacher will be running a workshop creating wire structures. Visitors and new members welcome, $10. Doors open 11.30am, so bring lunch and join us. The competition table is ‘Cool and Calm’ a foliage design. For more information, phone Eljean 534-3358.

Parenting evening

Free parenting information evening. SPACE in association with Plunket presents “Expectations at each age and stage (1-5 years) – a SKIP. workshop” on Wednesday, July 27, 7pm–8.30pm at St Pauls Church Hall, 141 Chapel Road, Flat Bush. Light refreshments provided. Limited spaces so book early. Phone Carolyn at swellm@ihug.co.nz

Tuesday, July 26 from 11am12pm at the Pakuranga Library.

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Come along to this casual workshop, ask your questions and pick up some tips and tricks to make the most of your device.

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Tuesday, July 26, 6.30pm, Mellons Bay School Hall.

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Love music and dancing?

Tired of dancing in your living room all alone? Join in at the Howick Leisure Centre stadium on Wednesday, July 27, 8pm-9pm for uninstructed leg-shaking, side-stepping, bodypopping, running man, robot, old-school, or whatever your style may be. Free entry.

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10am, Wednesdays, East City Wesleyan Church, 219 Burswood Drive, Burswood (off Ti Rakau Drive). A fun music and movement session for parents/ caregivers and their preschool children. Half an hour of music and movement followed by morning tea and playtime.

Phone 273-9044 or just come along. All welcome.

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Singles group

New Horizons is a social and friendship club for single 40s, 50s and 60s. A club and prospective new members night is held on the first Thursday of each month, Barrel Inn, Cook St, Howick, 6.30pm.

Phone Suzie 529-4027 or Rex 027-453 2904 or visit www. auckland-singles-social-club. org.nz.

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Gardens and art

Papatoetoe Garden & Floral Art Society meet in the Wesley Methodist Church Hall, 37 Kolmar Rd, Papatoetoe on Tuesday, July 26, 7.30pm.

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Otahuhu Historical Society meeting Monday, July 25, 1.30pm, conference room, rear of Otahuhu Town Hall complex. Natalie Vaha’akolo from Archives New Zealand will speak about searching Public Records.

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“At the same time it demonstrates that residential purchasers are maintaining a level head in terms of the value they see in the properties on offer. These are signs that vendors are similarly realistic, even in a constrained

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Real Estate.co.nz chief executive Brendan Skipper says a turning point for Auckland may have been reached.

“With prices now at an all-time high they’re almost out of reach for the average income earner, with first home buyers the hardest hit.”

Buyers, he says are moving away from looking in the Auckland area in favour of other regions.

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MODULAR HOUSING Negotiations are underway to finalise lease arrangements for three sites in South Auckland ear-marked for future Government development in the next 10-25 years.

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Dwelling sales volume 2007 2687 2008 1466 2015 2808 2016 2737 Percentage change 2015 to 2016 — -3% National sales distribution Under $400,000 2014 2580 2015 3166 2016 2875 Percentage change 2015 to 2016 — -9% $400,000-$599,999 2014 1610

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Me Before You (PG) Sat 8.40pm; Mon/Tues/Wed 3.50pm.

Hunt for the Wilderpeople (G) Fri/Sat 2.20pm; Tues/Wed 1.50pm.

Remember (R16) Thurs 4.50, 6.45pm; Fri/Sat 4.25, 8.35pm; Sun 6.45pm; Mon/Tues/Wed 10.00am, 8.20pm.

The New Zealand String Quartet will give its first concert in Howick next month since 2009 as part of its annual nationwide concert series.

Titled ‘Heartland Classics’, the tour is about taking great music to intimate venues around the country.

Local audiences will be able to enjoy the quartet’s performances in All Saints Church as part of the Thursdays @ Sevens series, curated by Katharine and Peter Watts.

Mr Watts says past audiences have relished the quartet’s “superb musicianship and warm but informative

introductions to the works”.

“We have a policy of admission by donation for our series so that no-one is excluded, something the church likes to give back to the community,” he says. “So we hope people will make the most of this opportunity to hear these fine musicians.”

The programme in Howick features music by well-known Austrian composers Josef Haydn and Franz Schubert, along with the “American” quartet by 19th century Czech composer Antonin Dvorak.

In its 29th year, the ensemble has entered

FIRST HOWICK CONCERT: The New Zealand String Quartet, from left Helene Pohl (first violin), Monique Lapins (second violin), Rolf Gjelsten (cello), and Gillian Ansell (viola).

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a new era with the appointment of Australian violinist Monique Lapins.

The first of the Thursdays @ Seven winter concert series will be the Manukau Concert Band on July 28. Yid-Ee Goh (violin) and Lisa Chou (piano) will perform

Schumann, Debussy and Bartok on August 4.

■■ The New Zealand String Quartet will perform its ‘Heartlands Classic’ programme at 7pm on August 11 at All Saints Church, Selwyn Road, Howick. Door sales only and entry is by donation.

Thurs 8.40pm; Fri 6.00pm; Sat 8.35pm; Sun 5.00pm; Mon 10.10am, 4.40, 7.40pm; Tues 10.55am, 3.15, 7.30pm; Wed 10.25am, 3.15, 7.30pm.

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My Fair Lady (G) Thurs 7.00pm; Sat/Tues 11.00am; Sun 1.00pm.

Star Trek Beyond (M) Thurs 3.50, 6.15, 7.45pm; Fri 3.50, 6.15, 8.25pm; Sat 3.50, 6.15, 8.15pm; Sun 2.20, 4.20, 6.35pm; Mon/Tues/Wed 10.40am, 1.05, 3.30, 6.00, 7.50pm.

Met Opera 2015-16 Season: Madama Butterfly (TBC) The Killing Joke (TBC) Mon 11.00am.

Chamber ensemble brings the classics

ONE-OFF SCREENING Sun 3.00pm.

Birds on show: Some of the best canaries, budgies, parrots and finches in the North Island came together for the Auckland Metro Bird Club’s annual show. The 107th show was held at the weekend at Ormiston Senior College. There was also a reptile display and local schools’ colouring competition.

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PAKURANGA MONTESSORI

THE TILE GUY Floor & Wall Tiling. Certified Waterproofing. Stonemason by trade. 30yr exp.

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LEARNING CENTRE

• High quality education within a Montessori Learning environment • NZ qualified Teachers • Vacancies for children 2-6 years old • Open Hours: 7.30am - 5.30pm • Morning / afternoon tea and late afternoon snack provided • Open full year • Every Wednesday is OPEN DAY

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Ph 534 5996, or 021 208 1508

GALLAGHER PLUMBING

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(behind St Peter’s Anglican Church)

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CEILING Repaints roller application. also plastering & all other interior wk, over 30yrs exp Refs avail Rob 021 184 8173

New / Repairs Paths, patios, drives, garden edging & more Years of experience Quality workmanship

Ph: 535-9093 (027) 476-0246

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CEILING Repaints roller application. also plastering & all other interior wk, over 30yrs exp Refs avail Rob 021 184 8173

QUALITY PAVING LTD Rob 022 4300 745

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BRUCE (021) 653-425 534-2595

Ph: 0800 789 248

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New Work ♦ Renovations Specialists ♦ Bathroom / Kitchen ♦ Gas Installations ♦ Hot Water Cylinders ♦ All Maintenance ♦ Certifying Plumbers EXPERIENCED, QUALITY SERVICE Ph Allan or Matt Craig P: 027 496 2118 or 09 215 1144

Landscaping, All Tree Work & Stumps, Hedges, Chipping, Rubbish Removal Discount for Seniors Ph James 537 0037 or 021 866 125

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Kevin 535 7321 or 027 496 9784

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PETS

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A PAINTER 20yrs exp.

Free quotes. Small jobs pref. Reas rates. Reliable.

Trevor 576 5970, 021 255 7610

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ALL TREE WORK Stump Grinding Fully Insured Free Mulch Ph Brett 533-0473 or 021-279-9118

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WINDOW cleaning. Best price. Phone Grant 533 0522 or 0211 576 963

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Friendly prompt service, all areas of plumbing and gas undertaken.

BROOKBY, STORAGE, outdoor and indoor, suit classic cars, caravans, boats, etc. lge ventilated bldg, 24hr security. from $7 per day ph Graeme 0274 943 969

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WALLPAPERING specialist. Strip, hang, Ph Andrew 027 4600048 or 5244 111

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Brett 534 3562 / 027 493 0181 Warren 534 3551 / 027 281 9454

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Small and large lawns Residential / Commercial Rubbish removal Trees, hedges, trimming Garden clean-ups Locally owned / operated Free quotes Ph Bruce 537 3470

PROF Painting Services.

20+ yrs exp. Free no obligation quote. Ph Sam at Howick Painting Services 022 356 8855

All work guaranteed Over 35 years in area

Ph: Murray

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Safe, low pressure, exterior cleaning Houses, Roof treatments, Paths, Drives, Decks CALL YOUR LOCAL OPERATOR CRAIG 535-5661 www.chemwash.co.nz

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Certifying plumbing, gas and drainage Hot water cylinders Bathrooms, kitchens New and repairs

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PLUMBER Certified 19yrs exp. New or RENO work/ Hot Water Cylinders. Brad 022 671 8125.

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PLUMBER All maint wrk, no job too small. Prompt service. Ph 535 9567

ALL STUMPS & TREES. Est 49 yrs. Free advice.

Pauanui, Whangamata. Ph Terry NZATL 530 8741 or 0274 989 080

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PAINTER int/ext roof, free quote, qual work Korean Painters Ph Charlie 533 5328 or 027 245 0807 PAINTER Paperhanger.

Free quotes, Pensioner discount. 30yrs exp. 535-3022

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Call Chris 021 366615 or 0508 932 532

Phone: 09 213 1866 - 021 710 065 Email: pmontessori2014@gmail.com * Pakuranga Montessori Learning Centre reserves the right to clarify the contents of this advertisement

Ph: 271 8055 • Fax: 271 8056 • Email classifieds@times.co.nz

CLASSIFIEDS

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SITUATIONS VACANT

SITUATIONS VACANT

NURSE

PRACTICE NURSE NURSE MANAGER RECEPTIONIST

DRAINLAYERS REQUIRED

Please email name, address and contact phone numbers to: papers@times.co.nz In the SUBJECT line, please include the RUN#

Preferably certified and must be experienced in Public and Private Drainage.

Good opportunities within expanding company.

DRAINSLAYERS CO LTD Phone 09 276 5464 or 0508 752 937 CD243979

CD244323

Experience essential. For piecework, bartack plus overlocking. Glen Innes location.

Ph Bonny 521 7673 or Email CV to: bonny@hutchwilco.co.nz

www.sealink.co.nz/vacancies

Wanted East Tamaki location Contact Alex 265 2606

CLEANER

No experience required • Must be available Monday - Sunday • 8.30am - 2pm • Must have own reliable transport Email CV only: admin@seg.co.nz

WAREHOUSE person. Full time. Permanent role. Est business with great team.

East Tamaki based. Must be fit. Immed start. Email CV to: llee@spk.co.nz

THAI MEDICAL MASSAGE THERAPIST

Full-time Therapist required. 3yrs experience preferred.

Must be qualified in Thai Medical Massage.

Must be a team player and have good English, communication & customer service skills.

Reply: gaye@thaispa.co.nz

Learning Assistants

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An opportunity to join a great team and support children in their learning.

Position 1. Supporting & ORS Funded Student This role involves supporting the learning and self-management of a young child for approximately 17 hours each week spread over 5 days.

Position 2. Supporting learning & behaviour management This role involves working with male students who require support with their academic learning and behaviour management. Hours of work: 9 am - 12.30 but may be extended into the afternoon, 5 days a week.

Both positions require assistants who can establish a good working rapport with young children, be firm and fair, and ability to work independently, and use their initiative, within teacher guidelines.

Available for immediate start from commencement of term 3, 25 July 2016.

Letter of application, C.V. and contacts for two referees should be addressed to Brian Bayly, Principal. Macleans Primary School.

10 Wycherley Drive, Bucklands Beach. admin@macleansprimary.school.nz

HOWICK BAPTIST HOSPITAL

ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT

HBH SENIOR LIVING

HOUSEHOLD DUTIES WEEKENDS

We are a leading aged care facility located in Howick and require an energetic, reliable self-starter to join our Household team.

This is a permanent Saturday and Sunday role 7.30am to 2.30pm There may also be the opportunity to work relief rosters as and when required.

The successful applicant will need to be well organised, have a good work ethic, be totally reliable and be a team player and be empathetic to our residents.

A great team to work for, with competitive conditions.

Initial applications by phone to: HBH Senior Living 139 Union Road, Howick Ph: 09 538 0800 ext 0 between 9.00am & 4.00pm Monday to Friday

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Howick Baptist Healthcare is a well respected aged care provider.

We are working towards becoming an Eden Alternative facility.

We are looking for someone who enjoys the company of older people and who will make our hospital community as much like a home as possible.

The role is to provide an Activities Programme, with an increased ‘Eden’ emphasis, on Activities geared to promoting resident participation with the daily care of plants, animals as well as interaction with visiting children.

Opportunity to gain NZQA Qualification.

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9.00am to 3.00pm Flexibility with days and times may be required Initial applications by phone to Howick Baptist Healthcare 139 Union Road Ph: 09 538 0800 ext 0 between 9.00am and 4.00pm Monday to Friday

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FACTORY PROCESS WORKERS REQUIRED

Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate Health Centre

REGISTERED NURSE (Term Time Only)

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We are a Senior Secondary College Y11 – Y13 which opened in 2011 situated in Flat Bush, East Auckland. Our current student roll is +- 500 with capacity to grow to 1000, and we are currently seeking to fill the position of:

International Student Manager

A highly competent and proactive International Student Manager is required to manage our International Programme.

The successful applicant will manage the areas of: Recruitment and Enrolment, Student Wellbeing, Homestay Co-ordination, Agent Recruitment and Relationship Management, Marketing and Financial Management.

The position is 25 hours per week, term time with the flexibility of additional hours. The person would need to understand the unique and demanding requirements of working with International students and the relevant code requirements. Previous International and/or eSchool experience would be beneficial.

Applications close on Friday, 29 July 2016 at 4pm.

Please email your CV and cover letter to The Principal Assistant, Lynnette Greeff at Ormiston Senior College in Flat Bush, Auckland.

Email address: lgreeff@ormiston.school.nz

Ph: 271 8055 • Fax: 271 8056 • Email classifieds@times.co.nz

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Want to make a difference?

Be a part of a vibrant team providing comprehensive health and wellbeing care for adolescents in a school based health centre?

Then we would love to meet you.

We are seeking an experienced, friendly RN to work as part of a multidisciplinary health team.

Must enjoy working with youth in a multicultural setting.

Have a current NZ practising certificate Have relevant RN clinical experience The successful applicant will be expected to have a Youth Health qualification or be willing to work towards this.

This position is part-time for 28-30 hours a week in school term time only.

Database training on Pupilweb will be provided. * Applications close: Wednesday 27th July Please apply in writing with a cover letter and CV to: Principal’s Assistant Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate, Senior School PO Box 61 054, Otara, Manukau 2159 Phone: (09) 274 5782 ext. 106, Fax: (09) 274 6972 Email: dlatchman@sehc.school.nz

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United Steel is a key supplier of Reinforcing products, Steel products and consumables to the construction industry. We are a market leader in the industry and are renowned for our customer service and product quality. Exciting opportunities have arisen to become an integral part of our organisation’s growth and development as part of the Production Team. We are currently looking for a number of full time machine operators and plant assistant on both day and night shift at our Auckland site based in East Tamaki.

We seek to recruit enthusiastic, highly motivated, reliable, trustworthy and hardworking staff who are looking for the opportunity to be part of our team....

Good team work will be essential for this role.

To be successful you will: • Desire to work in a team focused / high production team environment • Someone who is willing to go the extra mile • The roles are variety filled including general labour work, operating various machinery, cleaning • Attention to detail and desire to deliver high quality work • Good level communication skills • Be physically fit and able to work under pressure to complete tasks • Have own transport to work flexible hours - roster system • Current Forklift and Gantry License and license (preferred but not essential) In return you will enjoy: • Competitive hourly rate • Overtime rate after 45 hours • 3% Kiwi Saver - conditions apply • Weekly payment • A great stable working environment Successful candidates will be required to participate in re-employment checks as part of the recruitment process. These checks will include a pre-employment medical and a police check.

If this sounds like you, please send in your CV and cover letter to: info@unitedsteel.co.nz

APPRENTICE

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If you would like to express an interest in the positions above, please email your CV and Cover Letter to: recruitment@sealink.co.nz

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This is an important position to support the Director of International Students, ensure the smooth running of the department and as first point of contact in our school. Duties will be varied and include: receptionist, maintaining office and filing systems, liaising with education agents and government agencies, homestay arrangements and helping to support students. This is a part time position, 15 hours per week generally Mon – Fri, however, flexibility is appreciated.

The successful applicant will: • have very strong English communication skills • work well with others, as well as, show initiative • be well presented • be computer literate and able to word process accurately • be well organised and highly efficient • be prepared and willing to undertake a wide range of duties The ability to speak and write in Korean or Thai is an added advantage.

Application by email, including the names of two referees, and CV to: The Principal dellery@somint.school.nz Applications close 1 August 2016

Sewing Machinist Wanted

and / or

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Somerville Intermediate School Administrative Assistant International Students

Pakuranga Medical Centre is seeking an experienced Clinical Nurse Lead who will head and coordinate our nursing team. This role involves a combination of clinical practice, administrative duties and leadership. The role will be responsible for providing efficient, effective and quality healthcare whilst continuously encouraging and striving towards excellence across the centre.

You will be working closely with the General Manager and other key management and staff to ensure the centre continually meets compliance. The centre is Cornerstone accredited.

This position is full time. You will need to have a current NZ registration with CPR/Vaccinators certificates.

Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.

CV and covering letter to: dshepherd@pakmed.co.nz

These full-time roles include inbound travel bookings, responding to enquiries, marshalling our Half Moon Bay or Kennedy Point (Waiheke Island) ferry services operating to/from Waiheke Island as well as completing various administration tasks.

Immediate start.

PANELBEATER

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Sales Consultant / Marshals

CLINICAL NURSE LEAD

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NANNY REQ’D

Someone fun, reliable and trustworthy with experience in preschool aged children.

Looking after a 1yr old in Sunnyhills, Weds 8.30-2.30 with potentially more hours.

Send CV and cover letter to: jessicashera@hotmail.co.nz

Flexible hours Previous experience and Medtech 32 familiarity required.

Please send CV to: Family Health Care Medical Centre 17 Aberfeldy Ave Highland Park

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PRE SCHOOL TEACHER

SITUATIONS VACANT

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HOWICK/MELLONS BAY/COCKLES BAY RUN# 41A – O’Halloran Rd, Jeff Pl, Juliet Ave (part of), Ridge Rd (part of) RUN# 46A – Bleakhouse Rd (part of), Oliver Twist Ave, Micawber Pl RUN# 30A – Pah Rd, Sea View Terrace

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Eastgate Community Trust is a Registered Charitable Trust based in Pakuranga who provides a Day Programme and Transitional/ Respite Service for adults with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities.

This position in the day programme which involves supporting our people to achieve their personal goals through community participation. Our programme operates 8.30 am to 4.00pm 5 days a week.

Applicants will be required to have a full New Zealand drivers licence and the legal right to work permanently in New Zealand. Experience working in the disability sector preferred.

Please email your CV and a covering letter to felicity@eastgatetrust.co.nz by 29th July 2016.

SITUATIONS VACANT With qualifications, plus a general caregiver with experience to care for female dementia patient.

Live in a possibility but not a necessity.

Ph Geof 537 5149

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ST HELIERS Your role is to guide our children in experiences that evoke wonder, joy and a love of learning.

Join our team of motivated special teachers who are at the heart of everything we do, so investment in your personal growth and your career is always a priority.

You need to show us that you have a strong connection with the Reggio approach and that you want more than just a job.

To apply please send your covering letter and cv to Rachael Email: stheliers@bearpark.co.nz

RELIABLE DELIVERY STAFF

Required to deliver the Howick and Pakuranga Times in the following areas:

Life Skills Facilitator

CD244432

We require an experienced cabinetmaker to join our team based in East Tamaki.

Experience and an attention to detail a must.

Email your CV to dean@dlcabinetmaking.co.nz

SITUATIONS VACANT

Eastgate Community Trust 427 Pakuranga Road Pakuranga

CABINETMAKER

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CLASSIFIEDS

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SITUATIONS VACANT

TUITION

Unit 19, 325 Ti Rakau Dr, East Tamaki.

Ph: 273 5519 or 022 330 8633 Open 10am to 9.00pm CD205971

Music Lessons

FOCUS ON FEET. Home visits. Professional Gentle Care. Marlena RN Ph 5331150

Drums Guitar Bass Guitar Piano Keyboard Clarinet Saxophone Ph: 021 879 870

WINTER Special. Best massage, warm & clean.

Only $48/hr. Best professional massage. Phone 576 1472

ENGLISH/Maths/ Science(NCEA/Cambridge) Qualified exp tutors/teachers. Essay writing/editing. 535-0523

PIANO - KEYBOARD GUITAR - VIOLIN VOICE - DRUMS

TAI-CHI QIGONG, For well being, enjoy gathering, relaxing, world music Ph 5763705

LESSONS FROM $18 Private, professional,affordable.

Competitions, practical and theory exams.

We have teachers in your area. (Est 63 yrs)

MATHS PHYSICS Calculus Stats Chem. Tutor NCEA/ Camb. Ph 250 4422 or 021 107 2851

Sports Massage

Kids afternoons Adults evenings Contact Hiroshi 534 1776 (h) 021 060 6006 (m)

0800 696 874

NZ Modern School of Music www.modernmusic.co.nz

HOME HELP OFFERED CLEAN, gen hsewk, iron, meal prep, shop, laundry, change sheets. Mature woman, excell refs, ph 2997723 HOME cleaning 2 hrs min. very reliable, business shirts, beds etc. dogs OK, $25phr Ph Diane 535-6645

Professional Ironing Since 2000

$25(conditions Per Basket apply)

Free pick-up/delivery Satisfaction guaranteed

Ph: 532 8385

FOR SALE

SITUATIONS VACANT

AA FIREWOOD Top quality, dry, seasoned. All types of wood. Ph 534 6299

SCIENCE TECHNICIAN

We sell furniture, household goods, quality used clothing, etc.

We accept donations of good furniture, clothing etc.

9 Ben Lomond Cres, Pakuranga Ph 576-1507 Open 6 days Come and be surprised

WANTED TO BUY

WE BUY FURNITURE IN GOOD CONDITION

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Single items & Houselots Deceased estates Going overseas Don’t have a garage sale, ring us first.

WANTED to buy gold silver damaged & unwanted jewellery. We pay cash for old gold & silver items. Highland Park Jewellers. Shop, 1 Highland Park Shopping Center Ph 537-5656

BUSINESS FOR SALE Need a Career/ Lifestyle change?

Be your own boss of a reliably proven & supportive franchise system. Early start, early finish. Enjoy profit/ income from your first day.

NZ’s Number one mobile coffee franchise .

Very successful franchise business operating in Ellerslie, Auckland for eight years. Selling 10-13kgs of coffee beans per week.

Great existing customer base still with even more potential for growth. Repeat event work. Low overheads.

Awesome financial records.

Great cashflow.

Comprehensive barista training.

Ph David Bernard 021 331 243 david@ccbs.co.nz

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Botany Downs Secondary College is currently recruiting for a Head of Guidance who is required for 37.5 hours per week, predominantly term time only with a requirement for some work during the term breaks, for up to 42 weeks per year.

Reporting to the Deputy Principal, we seek an experienced Guidance Counsellor to join a collaborative student support services team. This Head of Guidance is a pivotal role within our team, ensuring that students’ needs are met in a coordinated, proactive and supportive manner.

This is a leadership role and our Head of Guidance will: - have the ability to build empathy and advocate for diverse adolescents to achieve optimum outcomes - be a leader, able to build trusting relationships with both students and staff - achieve the best from the Student Services team - work effectively with the wider pastoral care network (Guidance Counsellor(s), Nurse, Whanau Leaders, Careers Advisor, Pathways Manager, SENCO, Deputy Principals etc.

As part of the Student Support Services Team, you will be an NZAC Member with experience in risk assessment, a range of therapeutic approaches, referral processes and knowledge of, and interaction within a greater local network.

Short-listed applicants will be required to undergo a Police Vet, once every three years. Applicants for this position must have NZ Residency or a valid NZ Work Visa. A clean driver’s licence is required.

For an Application Form and Job Description please visit our school website www.bdsc.school.nz Applications can be posted to: The Business Manager, Botany Downs Secondary College, 575 Chapel Road, Botany Downs, Auckland 2016 Or emailed to: a.seekup@bdsc.school.nz Applications close at midday on Friday 29 July 2016.

For women after full or partial mastectomy, lumpectomy, reconstruction. Amoena & Anita prostheses, swimwear & bras to suit. Government Funding available. Home fittings or a venue near you.

Funding may be spent in full or part with any health provider.

Ph Susan Doig 536 4220, ph/txt 0274 519 285 www.breastcareessentials.co.nz

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2017 ENROLMENTS Parents of prospective students wishing to enrol for 2017 please note the following: 1. Farm Cove Intermediate School will have an enrolment scheme in place for 2017 for Year 7 students only. There will be no Year 8 places available.

2. The 2017 Prospectus and Enrolment Forms will be distributed to Year 6 pupils at Sunnyhills Primary, Wakaaranga Primary, Elm Park Primary, Macleans Primary, St Marks School, Howick Primary, Pigeon Mountain Primary, Owairoa Primary and Mellons Bay Primary during the week beginning 1 August 2016.

3. Enrolment forms for other prospective pupils are available from the school office.

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5. Written notification to successful applicants will be posted by Friday, 21 October 2016.

OPEN DAY Wednesday, 10 August We will be holding an Open Day on Wednesday, 10 August 2016 from 11.00 am until 12.30 pm in the school hall for prospective parents/guardians.

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Fox is heading to Rio Local golfer Ryan Fox is heading to the Rio Olympics.

The New Zealand Olympic Committee and New Zealand Golf this week named the 29-year-old Beachlands star in the New Zealand Olympic Team.

Fox, son of All Black great Grant Fox, joins world number one Lydia Ko and world number 40 Danny Lee in New Zealand’s three-person Olympic golf team.

“Obviously it’s a pinnacle sporting event and I can say I’m the third generation of my family to represent New Zealand in three different sports, so it’s a pretty cool thing to be able to do,” Fox said.

This is the first time since St. Louis, Missouri in 1904 that golf is being played at the Olympics.

Last week Fox moved ahead of fellow Kiwi pro Michael Hendry in the New Zealand rankings after he finished tied for fourth at the Slovakia Challenge on the European Challenge Tour.

It was his second topfive finish on the European Challenge Tour in recent times and was enough to see him take the second Olympic spot behind Danny Lee. New Zealand Olympic Committee chief executive Kereyn Smith said she was thrilled to welcome the golfers

to the team.

“It’s hugely exciting for Danny, Ryan and Lydia to be heading to the Rio Olympic Games. Not since 1904 has golf appeared on the Olympic programme and for New Zealand to have these three top athletes representing us is outstanding.

“We wish these players all the very best in their final weeks of preparation and look forward to cheering them on in Rio.” New Zealand Golf chief executive Dean Murphy also congratulated the golfers.

“This is a truly proud moment for New Zealand Golf and we believe these three athletes have a great chance in Rio and will represent the country with pride.

“It has been an exciting few years for golf in this country and the Rio Olympics will be a special moment for the players and golf fans alike. We wish Lydia, Danny and Ryan the best of luck in Rio.” The Olympic Games start in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, next month.The men will start their Olympic campaign on August 11 and the women will tee off on August 17.

New Zealand now has 198 athletes travelling to Rio.

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Brothers off to baseball world cup T

wo Botany brothers are heading to the Under 15 Baseball World Cup in Japan this week.

Tukuteihu and Huriwaka Repia, from the Howick Pakuranga Baseball Club, are part of the Kiwi side that will come up against Panama, Venezuela, the United States, Mexico and Chinese Taipei in Group B at the Under 15 Baseball World Cup in Iwaki, Japan.

The tournament starts on July 29. Group A has hosts Japan, Korea, Cuba, Australia, Czech Republic and Colombia.

Tukuteihu, 15, said he is looking forward to trying out new things in Japan, meeting new people and tasting different food.

Huriwaka, 13, is also excited about experiencing Japanese culture.

Both brothers say they are thankful to Baseball New Zealand and their family for the opportunity to take part in the tournament.

They are learning fast under the guidance of former Japa-

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nese international and professional pitcher Naoyuki Shimizu – the coach of the New Zealand Under 15 side.

The team has been training at Lloyd Elsmore Park in Pakuranga since the weekend and were joined yesterday by the Under 13 All-Star team.

It was the last training camp for both sides before they leave for their respective tournaments overseas.

The Under 15s leave tomorrow and the Under 13s on Saturday.

The younger side will be playing in the 2016 Cal Ripken World Series in Aberdeen, Maryland in the United States and are being coached by three former professional players –

Randy Yard, Andrew Marck and former New York Mets pitcher DJ Carrasco.

There are three local players in the side – Tui Amosa, Traye Wildbore and Taylor Irwin.

These Howick Pakuranga Baseball Club members will come up against the likes of the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and Japan during the prestigious tournament, which forms part of the famous Babe Ruth League.

Howick Pakuranga Baseball Club is the most represented club in the Under 13 team.

Baseball New Zealand chief executive Ryan Flynn said this was probably the strongest group of young players, from the most diverse backgrounds, that they had ever pulled together for these two tournaments.

“We have made a conscious effort to build our game and promote it as a sport for all people, to make it accessible, affordable and welcoming and these team rosters show we are heading in the right direction.”

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