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Uxbridge pleads for help to stay afloat

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t’s been an entertainment hub for the Howick Village for 35 years, providing the community with a cultured sense of all the arts has to offer.

Now, the Uxbridge Arts and Culture Centre is faced with the prospect of closing for good if it doesn’t receive additional funding from the Howick Local Board.

In a March 20 presentation to the local board, Uxbridge director Vickie Bowers and chairman of the Uxbridge Community Pro-

jects Incorporated board Cliff Halsey outlined the necessity of an extra $100,000 per year in funding to continue operations.

They also requested an extra $35,000 if Uxbridge is required to pay water and electricity charges – a cost the centre was not responsible for prior to the $6.5 million renovations of the centre in 2016, mostly funded by Auckland Council.

In fact, Ms Bowers estimates without extra funding, Uxbridge will only be able to operate for another year before it will be

forced to close the doors.

“The Howick Village Centre Plan for the next 30 years has a strong focus on arts and entertainment, and we believe Uxbridge is a key part of that future. It would be really sad to see it go,” said Ms Bowers, who has worked at Uxbridge in the role of director since 2015.

From musical performances to art exhibitions and workshop classes, Uxbridge offers a vast range of entertainment options and boasts the only north-facing cafe in the village with a view to

the sea.

A comparison with other local council-funded arts centres in Auckland showed that Uxbridge is open to the public for the most hours and nears the top ranking on visitor numbers, but receives the second lowest level of funding.

Uxbridge operates on a council contract to provide services to the local community on behalf of the Howick Local Board and is expected to meet 50 per cent of operating costs. ➤ Turn to Page 2

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t was all smiles for preschoolers in the Howick district as the local kindergarten once again held their annual Bike-a-Thon.

Hosted by the Howick Kindergarten on March 26, this year’s successful family event gave pre-schoolers the chance to show off their pedaling skills while siblings, parents and grandparents were encouraged to come and support the youngsters.

The Bike-a-Thon kicked off at Owairoa Primary School at 10am, where children aged three to five raced laps around the school, and spectators who turned out were gifted with the humorous experience of watching the parents compete in their very own racing match.

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ed in 1963 and has been serving the community for the past 54 years.

The Bike-a-Thon is one of the ways the kindergarten has done so, with more than four decades’ experience running the annual event, and kindergarten teacher Moana Paterson said the day was a big success.

“It was well supported… and the feedback was very positive. We have a Facebook page where people can comment their thoughts on events, and we also gave feedback forms to parents. We got a really good response,” she said.

“We can see it becoming more of a family event in the future.”

Community makes grand showing for Rotary fun walk, run Runners and supporters alike turned out in droves for the Howick Rotary Fun Walk & Run last Sunday.

The event was initiated more than a decade ago by Crawford Medical Centre as a way to encourage the local community to participate with their families in a healthy activity whilst

simultaneously enjoying the scenery of Howick.

The event, held at Stockade Hill, attracted runners and walkers of all ages along with teams from local primary and intermediate schools who were competing for the Crawford Cup. More than 500 people

took off from the start line at 9am with the first runners crossing the finish line shortly before 9:30am.

Bucklands Beach Intermediate took out the Crawford Cup for intermediate schools while Bucklands Beach Primary collected the win for primary schools.

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Currently, Uxbridge meets 68 per cent of operating costs by running an unsustainable deficit budget, while the Howick Local Board meets the remaining 32 per cent.

“All we’re asking for is a fair deal,” said Mr Halsey. “We know we run a very efficient operation, and we’re very proud of what we do. Our staff put in a huge effort.”

National MP for Botany Jami-Lee Ross penned his thoughts about the Uxbridge funding shortfall in his column for the Times this week.

“Not only is Uxbridge expected to provide more services with less support, they also have to pick up the tab for many costs that the City Council used to cover,” he wrote.

“They have been pushed to breaking point.”

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Farewell to a community kaumatua

By Laura Brookes

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e was hailed as a grandfather to the community – someone who was known for his generosity of spirit and all-embracing presence.

On Tuesday, March 21, Koro Percy Reedy passed away at the age of 75.

Mr Reedy worked in the role of kaumatua at Stand Children’s Services (formerly Pakuranga Health Camp) from 2009 and was a key member of staff during that time.

Stand is a charity that provides specialist home and school social services including therapeutic care and education to children aged five to 12.

The Stand leadership team said he is deeply missed by all

the staff, children and community.

“He was known for his immaculate style, charm, charisma and exceptional musical talent,” a spokesperson for the leadership team said.

“One of his many gifts was his ability to transcend cultures and ages through waiata, manaakitanga and his cheeky humour.

“All this said, he was professional, respectful and committed to making a difference in the lives of the vulnerable children Stand works with.”

Mr Reedy was of Ngati Porou descent and was born on the East Cape at Waipiro Bay near Ruatoria, where a funeral service was held on March 24.

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Reedy was highly involved with education, teaching in schools throughout the Hawkes Bay, Wellington and Auckland areas.

He also performed all across the world touring with cultural groups and had a rich history

with kapa haka.

A commemorative service in honour of Mr Reedy will be held on April 13 at 11:30am at the Stand village site on Pigeon Mountain Road, Half Moon Bay.

Open doors at Uxbridge

By Nathan Morton It’s an exciting month for the Uxbridge Performing Arts Centre, which is set to host an Open Day for the public on April 8 from 11am to 2pm.

‘A taste of Uxbridge’ will include a range of exciting performances ranging from belly dancing to Pilates, giving attendees the chance to join in and experience Uxbridge’s variety of arts.

The day also features presentations from Eyreton Hall, Ben Fernandez and Maria O’Flaherty who are all part of Uxbridge’s performance programme this year.

On the day, the NZ Dance Company will be showcasing its upcoming show at Uxbridge on April 21, and so too will familyfriendly comedian John Carr with a preview of his new show entitled ‘Down with the Young

Ones’.

The presentations are all free for members of the public to enjoy, allowing the Howickbased theatre to give people a taste of just some of the incredible presentations they have on offer.

The wonderful Uxbridge cafe will be open all day delivering a scrumptious range of food, including food demos on the day to showcase its unique flavour.

The much-loved BMX track at Pigeon Mountain is no longer.

Manager of Tupuna Maunga Authority Scott de Silva said the track was being turned into a grassed area for everyone to enjoy.

The nearest local BMX track is at Lloyd Elsmore Park.

Petrol stations targeted Two Petrol stations were targeted over the weekend.

Police received reports of a silent panic alarm at 5am at Gull East Tamaki on 27th March.

Money and cigarettes were stolen. Mobil East Tamaki was also the target of a robbery in the early hours of Sunday morning by three offenders who were armed with tools and wearing hoodies.

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On March 16, the Times published a brief news piece on a new dance fitness programme, known as EzyMovez.

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Time to step up for Uxbridge ami-Lee Ross

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ne of my proudest moments last year was seeing the opening of the newly redeveloped Uxbridge Arts Centre.

It was a long haul for our much loved Uxbridge. From humble beginnings many decades ago, the vision of a community arts centre that was fit for purpose was finally fulfilled. Modern and proud; open and accessible.

The Mayor called Uxbridge “a gift to Howick for future generations”. Local hero Adele White described the centre as “a beautiful place and a significant jewel in Howick’s crown”.

Now that’s all being put at risk. I was sad to hear that Uxbridge is about a year away from having to close their doors. How could this be?

Despite a significant upgrade to the Uxbridge facilities that gave us a new theatre, as well as more capacity and opportunity to deliver arts programmes, they have been short-changed

on vital operating support.

Not only is Uxbridge expected to provide more services with less support, they also have to pick up the tab for many costs that the City Council used to cover. They have been pushed to breaking point.

Uxbridge is no bloated bureaucracy.

They have always run on the smell of an oily rag with community volunteers pitching in where they can.

A comparison with other local art centres in Auckland shows that Uxbridge receives the second lowest level of funding, but is near the top in visitor numbers.

They are also open to the public more hours than any of their peers, with 100,000 visitors each year.

Uxbridge is cost effective and efficient. The hard-working staff and volunteers in our local patch are making every dollar of support go much further than any of the competing

council facilities.

The Howick Local Board holds the budget for Uxbridge.

But so far they have been missing in action, instead opting to leave it to officials.

Local Board members are the decision-makers though.

It’s time for them to show they value Uxbridge like the Howick community does.

Howick locals have never been shy in standing up when local treasures are threatened.

We are at the point of having to do that again.

Our community values the arts. The community values our Uxbridge.

We had no hesitation in fighting for redevelopment funding from the old Manukau City Council. It looks like we will have to fight again, this time to convince the Howick Local Board they can’t let Uxbridge go.

Jami-Lee Ross Member of Parliament for Botany

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A Howick & Eastern bus crashed into the bus shelter on Picton Street outside The Good Home at 10:40am, sending part of the shelter through a window of the pub directly behind it.

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He said he had spoken to the driver and was in the process of sorting out an insurance claim.

Mr O’Shaughnessy said he didn’t see the accident but thinks the back of the bus knocked into the shelter as the driver pulled

out onto the street.

Howick and Eastern Buses Operations Manager Troy O’Dea confirmed it was one of the company’s buses and said an investigation was underway and was due to be completed by the end of the day.

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In the wake of massive police operations after the terror attack in London, Auckland Mayor Phil Goff was very appreciative of the way local police risk own lives to serve the community.

Speaking at the Counties Manukau Annual Pay Parade and Awards Ceremony in Howick on Friday morning, he said his admiration goes to the people who serve the international as well as the local communities and work hard to keep them safe.

“Thank you for your integrity and professionalism,” he said after the parade of police officers, detectives and police employees, police dogs, horses and motorbikes that started at Wellington Street, wound its way through Picton Street and ended at Howick RSA. “Manukau is the fastest growing community with so much diversity. We have around 100,000 students alone. We also have areas

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trunks of trees and the white crosses on Stockade Hill.

“It will be placed on the outside of the RSA building for everyone to enjoy,” says Mrs Jenkins, a long time Howick resident and owner of Howick Village Optometrists.

“We are lucky to acquire the old Save the Children shop in Howick Village for six months, where Jane and I work on the mosaic.

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It’s community art that is both symbolic and significant.

Funded by the Howick Local Board, two accomplished artists - Frith Jenkins and Jane Dale - are putting finishing touches on the mosaic mural that they are going to gift Howick RSA on Anzac Day. The beautiful artwork skilfully pieced together with coloured glass was inspired by the controversy surrounding Stockade Hill and the significant role it plays on Anzac Day. “The mosaic in hues of blue and green features a cenotaph standing tall against the blue skies, contrasted by the brown

something special for Howick Village and was thrilled when she applied for funding from the Howick Local Board and got it.

There will be three pieces of artworks that they will be working on, over a period of time, starting with the mural of Stockade Hill.

While the first mural will be presented to Howick RSA, the second one will involve more artists.

“We have three other artists who are interested in it and we hope to work on it individually and then piece it together,” says Mrs Jenkins.

It is the social aspect of working with different materials that truly appeals to the artists.

“Especially since we have people dropping in during the Saturday Farmer’s Market and we enjoy having conversations with them.”

With two more weeks to complete the mural, Mrs Jenkins welcomes the community to walk in and have a peek of the tactile art-in-progress before they gift it to Howick RSA. ■ For more details you can contact Frith Jenkins by phone, 534-8716.

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ow would you like to hang out with your favourite Sticky TV presenters Walter Neilands, Leanna Cooper and Jahmaine Paki?

Or navigate a bush walk to discover native bugs with Rudd Kleinpaste; plant seedlings in recycled materials; learn how to use left-over food; blend a smoothie with bicycle power; watch cooking demonstrations and cultural performances; attend a recycled fashion show and learn all about what’s in your backyard at Eye on Nature.

The Auckland Botanic Gardens is set to welcome thousands of school children and families to this year’s Eye on Nature environmen-

tal expo on April 1.

With a vision ‘to plant a seed and grow a young’, the theme for 2017 is ‘Edibles: From the Ground to the Table’, encouraging children to find more sustainable solutions at home and in schools.

The week-long event will be attended by 1500 primaryaged children from east and south Auckland schools.

The idea behind it is to engage and inspire students to get real about where their food is coming from and to get active in their backyard.

Around 30 environmental organisations from around New Zealand are partnering with the Manukau Beautification Charitable Trust

(MBCT) to host the event, with support from six Auckland Southern Local Boards, Auckland Botanic Gardens and Second Nature Charitable Trust.

Eye on Nature culminates in a free Family Day on Saturday, April 1.

During the Family Day, budding chefs will demonstrate their skills in the ‘From the ground to the table’ cooking competition, with high school students competing ‘Masterchef’ style.

Kindergarten and primary school children will show their creativity with a competition based on ‘edibles in unusual containers’.

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Where: Auckland Botanic Gardens, Manurewa (entry via Everglade Drive).

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back on for Auckland’s most promising, young ‘environmentally-conscious’ fashion designers.

Eye on Nature concludes with the popular Wearable Art fashion show.

HPK swimmers bring home the medals Howick Pakuranga Swim Club is celebrating its success at the Swimming New Zealand Age Group Championships.

Swimmers Ryan Oliver and Tyron Henry were outstanding, picking up a swag of medals. A team of 24 swimmers and five staff travelled to Wellington last week for the five day competition that saw

the best swimmers aged between 12-18 battle it out to be crowned New Zealand Age Group Champ.

The team produced 31 medals from 75 finals, surpassing last year’s result of 25 medals.

Head coach of the Howick Pakuranga Swim Club, Paul Dowey said it was a hard-fought competition. “We can

certainly see some young talent beginning to blossom,” he said. Standout performances came from Pakuranga College athletes. Oliver collected seven medals - two gold, two silver and three bronze. Henry picked up five gold medals and one silver. Both athletes had major roles in the relay team. Other medal

winners included Daniel Koenigsperger. Hannah Ferguson, Phoebe Harris, Thomas Hughson, Andrew Rattray and Adrian Chong and Holly Ancliffe. Brooke Hill, Rocky Mulinuu, Noah Villisoni-Heather, Josh Kao, James Slessor, Laura Wesseling, Jasmine Anderson, Andre Yiu and Karl Zhu all placed in the top 10.

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Dream kitchen now heart of family home When Priscilla Qiao stepped into a Somerville open home two years ago, she knew it was the one.

Everything about the house was perfect – except one very important area.

So Jag Kitchens stepped in to deliver the final piece of the puzzle.

“The house was beautiful, it had lots of space, and it looked comfortable and modern.”

“It’s nice and new, everything is easy to clean and I love the reflective surfaces that bounce light off in every direction,” says Priscilla.

Everything but the kitchen.

“We were scratching our heads as to why the kitchen looked so out of place,” the mother of two explains.

“And Jag was so good to deal with. They arranged everything from start to finish, and it all went very smoothly. I think this kitchen will be used for many years to come.”

With an unflattering yellow hue, the kitchen was modular which meant dirt and oil collected on top of the cabinetry.

“Some things weren’t functioning either. The oven was broken and only two out of four of the gas hobs were working,” says Priscilla.

“But we liked the house, so we thought we could do the kitchen later.”

With her husband working overseas, the job fell to Priscilla and she decided to call in the experts.

“One of my friends is a builder and she told me about Jag Kitchens in Botany. I’d also been to the Danske Mobler Home Centre to buy furniture so I thought we’d go have a look.”

Striking up a conversation with Jag Kitchens designer Ellie McNae, Priscilla was sold on Jag’s professionalism and price.

Importantly, Priscilla, her mother, teenage son and younger daughter are all over the moon with the new addition.

JAG Kitchens designer Ellie McNae (right) with house owner Priscilla Qiao.

“Ellie was really nice. She listened to my ideas and gave me a rough design and we took it from there,” says Priscilla.

Ellie’s recommendations proved particularly invaluable when it came to finer details, she adds.

“Although I knew what I wanted, Ellie was really great in offering suggestions that were practical as well as looked better.”

These include contrasting a slim, black benchtop along the wall with a thicker, white benchtop for the island to add interest to the classic, white kitchen.

“We also introduced a waterfall end for one side of the bench and opened up the other end

for seating,” says Ellie.

“Instead of sticking with closed cabinetry, we decided the glass overhead cabinetry on the right would break up the symmetry so it wouldn’t look so heavy.”

Another nifty feature is the oil pull-out drawer that is separated to allow for trays and chopping boards to slide in with ease, adds Ellie.

“Finally, we opted to go for a more neutral splash back

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which meant Priscilla could add interest and colour with her accessories” In fact, the attention to detail in the finished kitchen sparkles just like the metallic splashback.

Jag Kitchens specialise in custom-designed kitchens and has its own manufacturing plant. The staff also use a stateof-the-art 3D computer design programme to show clients beforehand exactly how their new kitchen will look.

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The Max Factor Wednesday 5 April, 2pm Please join us for an afternoon of entertainment with Max Cryer.

Max has been a prominent entertainer in New Zealand for several decades. His professional career began as a soloist in Sadlers Wells Opera, London, before he branched into cabaret. After fifteen tours of America as an entertainer, Max became New Zealands first TV quiz-master and appeared in over 200 shows.

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We warmly invite you to come along for a special afternoon with classical singer Rebecca Nelson.

Rebecca will perform some of her new songs, and will be signing her new album – Poppies & Pohutukawa – which will be available for purchase ($20).

She’ll also join us for afternoon tea and a chat following the performance.

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“We’ve got a few more tricks up our sleeves than one or two model lines,” said Holden NZ’s general manager, Kristian Aquilina, at the media launch of the all new Holden Astra.

In 2015 Holden NZ embarked on a five-year plan that, according to Aquilina, will “bring Holden kicking and screaming into the modern era in New Zealand’s market”.

The campaign involves extensive rebranding and repositioning through print, digital and electronic media, and enhancing the physical dealership network along with the customer experience.

Clever marketing is all well and good, but obviously Holden NZ won’t achieve its goal of being “New Zealand’s most loved automotive brand” without the right product.

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European Astra is one of seven cars introduced to date, and it’s a key player. Replacing Cruze as Holden’s small car contender, it certainly has the right credentials.

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Both engines are turbocharged. The all-new 1.4 develops 110kW maximum power and 240Nm of torque with an automatic transmission, 245Nm with a manual.

The 1.6 delivers 147kW and 300Nm. Kiwi Astras have the same suspension set up as the European versions, but the electronic power steering has unique calibration to suit our market.

All models have six airbags, a rearview camera and Electronic Stability Control as standard.

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We will train you in a friendly supportive environment. Monday, April 3, 6.30pm-8.30pm. Email pakuranga@ toastmasters.org.nz or visit pakuranga. toastmastersclubs.org.

Step towards Employment

A free club for job seekers, helping you step-by-step into employment.

The CAP Job Club has a friendly, relaxed environment where you will get to join other job seekers once a week and be supported by our trained coaches as you take practical steps towards employment. Goal setting, CVs, interview skills and all other essential skills covered in the brilliant Steps to Employment course.

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Theatre holiday programme

Howick Childrens and Youth Theatre holiday programme, art and craft activities from Tuesday, April 18 to Friday, April 28 (excluding Anzac Day Tuesday, April 25), around the theme of Kiwi Magic, $25 per child per day. Programme runs from 9am3pm, but children can be dropped off from 8am. Email HCYT on hcyt@ xtra.co.nz or phone 537 4943.

Craft market

Classy Crafts Indoor Market, Saturday, April 1 inside All Saints Community Centre, 30 Cook Street, Howick, 9am-1pm, offers a wide variety of quality NZ-made crafts made by talented artisans. Phone Ruth 535-7513.

BYO Device Day

Tuesday, April 4, 11am-12pm at the Pakuranga Library. Bring your smartphones, tablets or iPads and learn how to get the best out of your device. Come along to this casual workshop, ask your questions and pick up some tips and tricks to make the most of your device.

Centring meditation

Sunday, April 2, meet at 6.50pm for 7pm start. All welcome. Music and meditation on a sacred text and a time of stillness and quiet. We meet on the first Sunday of every month at the historic Selwyn Church, corner of Selwyn Road and Cook Street, Howick. Enquiries 534-6864.

College debate

Teams from Sancta Maria and Botany College will compete in the annual debate hosted by the Zonta East Auckland Club at the Howick Club, Botany Road. Visitors are welcome to the debate which starts at 7.15pm or to join the club’s dinner at 6.15pm. Contact President Elizabeth on 021-1694411.

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Bible seminar series

You are invited to a six-part seminar series on The Letter to the Galatians at The Pakuranga Christadelphian Hall, 51 Dale Crescent, Pakuranga. Seminar 2 is on Sunday, April 2, 7pm. Come along to consider how the letter is relevant to us today. All welcome. Light refreshments will be served.

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Join us for stories and songs in Mandarin Chinese suitable for children aged 2-5 years old, Highland Park Library, Friday, April 7, 10am; Sunday, April 9, 10.30am.

Construction Wizards

School Holiday Programme, Tuesday, April 18 – Friday, April 28. Free. Join the fun and games at Howick Library.

We’ll have Lego, a treasure hunt, paper plane launching, monster making, wizard events and much more! Come along to the library and get your timetable of events.

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We will have a pot luck of snacks and activities including singing, dancing, and making our own Pasifika treat to share and eat. Bring your own Pasifika treat to share and tell us a story about it. RSVP for catering purposes to John 021165-3772 or 535-5935. Highland Park Library, Thursday, March 30, 6pm-7.50pm. Free.

60+ luncheon

Ria van Rooyen, artist and teacher, is the guest speaker at the next community luncheon on Tuesday, April 4, 12.30pm, St Columba Church, 480 Ti Rakau Drive, Botany. Ria will create a painting while she tells her life and faith story and this painting will be auctioned for charity. Everyone welcome. Cost $12pp. Bookings essential. Phone 274-4864.

Probus meeting

The Bucklands Beach Combined Probus Club next meets at the Bucklands Beach Bowling Club, 21 Morrow Avenue, Bucklands Beach, Monday, April 3, commencing 10am.

New members and visitors welcome. Free entry. Meeting includes interesting talks and morning tea. Great opportunity for friendship and fellowship. Phone Patricia 533-5666.

Highland Park Ladies

Club meets at 10am on the first Friday of each month at the Trinity Methodist Church, 474 Pakuranga Road. The next meeting is on April 7.

The guest speaker is Robin Brown who will give a floral demonstration. Visitors and new members most welcome.

Phone Kay Williams 534-5381.

School productions

Howick College proudly presents two comedy plays by our Year 13 Drama students. Tuesday, April 4 and Wednesday, April 5: Revenge of the Amazons, by Jean Betts, directed

by Jessica Bennett. Thursday, April 6 and Friday, April 7: Niu Sila, by Oscar Kightly and Dave Armstrong. Door sales, $10 pp – includes tea or coffee and programme. Shows start at 7pm, Howick College Theatre.

SeniorNet

Pakuranga SeniorNet’s next monthly meeting is at 10am, Friday, April 7 at St Andrew’s Church, corner Ridge Road and Vincent Street. Our main speaker is Deborah Wilkinson-Gray, on “Where is your password”? Visitors welcome.

Phone Warren 534-3482.

Neighbourhood Support

Howick/Botany/Flatbush Neighbourhood Support AGM. Come and find out what is happening in your community.

Thursday, April 6, 6.30pm at Focus Room, Botany Library, Level 1, Sunset Terrace, Botany Town Centre.

Art gallery

Green Gables Art Gallery, Hawthornden Reserve, 66 Cook Street, Howick will feature artists Pat Neilson and Leslie Keane from Friday, March 31 to Sunday, April 29. Sales help to support the South Auckland Totara Hospice. Entry is free and all are welcome. Gallery hours Friday-Sunday 10am3pm. Phone Beryl 534-5448.

Hand fan collection

Highland Park Library, Saturday, April 1, 2pm. Join Nerida who will talk about her beautiful collection of 100 decorative hand fans collected from all around the world. You will have the opportunity to see them on display and learn the fascinating stories behind them. Refreshments to follow.

Phone 377-0209.

Nutrition for seniors

Age Concern presents, Nutrition in a Nutshell on Thursday, April 6, 10am-12 noon at St Hilda Community Hall, 3 Wakelin Road, Beachlands.

Morning tea included at 10am.

Bookings essential – phone the Age Concern office on 2794331 ext 800 or email reception@accm.org.nz.

Favourite hymns

All Saints Church, Selwyn Road, Howick, invites you to join in an hour of favourite hymns, personal stories and musical items, followed by afternoon tea, Sunday, April 2, 2pm. Phone 534-6864.

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hoosing a heater can be confusing, with a multitude of choices and offers to consumers.

Eeca Energywise says how you use a room will help you to decide the type of heater that’s most suitable.

Technical expert Christian Hoerning says that for larger rooms you want to heat regularly, like a living room, it’s worth paying a bit more upfront for a fixed heater with lower running costs and more heat output than an electric heater can provide.

“This could be a modern wood or wood-pellet burner, an Energy Star qualified heat pump, or an Energy Star qualified flued gas heater. Electric heaters may be enough for smaller rooms and rooms you only heat occasionally, like bedrooms - they’re cheap to buy but more expensive to run,” he says.

Heat pumps

Good for: ■■ Low running costs when you use them properly ■■ Producing instant heat ■■ Convenience – you can control the temperature with the thermostat and use the timer.

Be aware that: ■■ They must be sized correctly for the space and the climate to work well - if you live in a colder area, ask the supplier to size the heat pump based on its low temperature performance ■■ Some are a lot more efficient than others.

■■ They won’t work during a power cut.

Modern Woodburners

Good for: ■■ Low running costs, especially if you have access to free or cheap firewood ■■ The environment – they produce very little pollution and use renewable wood energy ■■ Heating large spaces ■■ Heating hot water in winter through a wetback system Be aware that: ■■ Firewood must be dry to burn efficiently – store wood under cover, ideally for at least 12 months ■■ You need a building consent to install one and you need to use a woodburner on the approved list from the Ministry for the Environment (unless your property is bigger than two hectares).

Wood pellet burners Good for:

■■ The environment – the pellets

are made from waste products and burn cleanly ■■ Heat control (better than a wood burner) ■■ Heating large spaces ■■ Heating hot water in winter through a wetback system.

Be aware that: ■■ They won’t work if your electricity isn’t working (they use a small amount of electricity ■■ You cannot burn firewood in a pellet burner ■■ Pellet prices vary greatly across the country – check prices in your area ■■ You need a building consent to install one ■■ Only authorised burners can be used in areas with poor air quality.

■■ Convenience – you can control the temperature with the thermostat and use the timer zoning – many are zone-controlled so you can control the temperature in different parts of the house.

Be aware that: ■■ They can be expensive to install ■■ Heat can be supplied by a range of heating systems, for example gas, wood pellet or heat pump ■■ It’s worth choosing a system that has an individual thermostat for each room ■■ They can be expensive to run if you home isn’t well insulated or is draughty. decisions, decisions: It’s never too early to begin thinking about your heating options before winter sets in.

Flued gas (natural or LPG) heaters or fireplaces the temperature with the thermostat and use the timer ■■ Heating larger spaces.

Be aware that: ■■ You will have to pay a fixed price for reticulated gas supply ■■ Running costs are relatively high if you use LPG bottles ■■ While burning gas is relatively clean, the greenhouse gas emissions contribute to climate change ■■ You must have your gas heater installed by a registered gas fitter.

■■ Very cheap to buy.

Be aware that: ■■ They are more expensive to run than most other heating options ■■ Their heat output is low compared to most other heater types ■■ All electric heaters are equally efficient as they convert all the electricity they use into useful heat ■■ There are different types (radiant, convection, fan) that deliver heat in different ways to suit different situations ■■ Many have built in thermostats but they generally aren’t very accurate.

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Be aware that: ■■ Portable gas heaters are the most expensive form of heating (except for some open fires) ■■ There are health risks – these heaters will pollute your home with toxic gases and large amounts of water vapour so you must keep at least one window open when heating and never use in bedrooms ■■ They can make your home damp and mouldy ■■ Portable gas heaters can be a fire risk – anything left too close can catch fire.

■■ For more information: www. energywise.govt.nz

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Following changes arising from the Auckland Unitary Plan, particularly live zoning, some areas can be brought forward, enabling earlier development, while other areas are put back due to infrastructure and funding constraints. Rural Settlements are now also included in the structure plan.

“Updating this strategy will ensure that clarity and certainty continues to be provided on the future development of Auckland, particularly for housing and employment land

provision,” says councillor Chris Darby, chair of the Planning Committee. “We also know more about bulk infrastructure costs for these areas, which gives us a valuable insight into how we must prepare to meet growth demands. Obviously we can’t develop everywhere at once, so we have to make informed choices on the order and timing.” The existing strategy was adopted in 2015 and covered future development potential for 11,000 hectares of greenfield land in north, north-west and south Auckland. The Auckland Unitary Plan now includes approximately 15,000 hectares of future urban land, which will enable around 136,000 new houses.

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Howick and Pakuranga Times, Thursday, March 30, 2017 — 19

CLASSIFIEDS

20 — Howick and Pakuranga Times, Thursday, March 30, 2017

SITUATIONS VACANT

SITUATIONS WANTED CAREGIVER seeking employment in Aged Care.

Anything considered. Ph 021 964999

SITUATIONS VACANT

Independent Presbyterian Education

PAVING & LANDSCAPING

Laboratory Assistant Permanent part time for 15 hours per week, term time only.

For further information/ Application Guidelines, please go to our website www.pakuranga.school.nz

FITTER/ WELDERS WANTED

An understanding of the special character of the College is essential.

Hauraki is a progressive group of 7 x Panelshops specialising in late model collision repair.

Our East Tamaki branch is seeking an Office Administrator to work Monday to Friday 8am to 4.30pm. This role is our customer interface and will include administration, reception and customer service. The ability to work independently and show initiative is vital.

The suitable applicant must have good communication and time management skills and be comfortable working in an automotive workshop environment. A knowledge of accounts and MYOB or similar would be preferred. This is a salaried role in the $35-40k range.

You will also need excellent English, be fully computer literate and have great interpersonal skills and personal presentation.

Please email your CV to: greg@haurakipanel.co.nz

PAKURANGA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL

School Librarian

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The Howick Pakuranga Cricket Club is one of the most successful clubs in Auckland, with over 1000 members, ranging in ages from 5 to 80.

Howick Pakuranga has produced a number of representative cricketers and continues to do so with many new talented young players.

• Five recent or current Black Caps – Kyle Mills, Colin De Grandhomme, Mitchell McClenaghan, Colin Munro and Glenn Philips; • A number of Auckland Aces and Auckland Hearts players; • Many age group representatives; • A number of championship winning teams; • A strong financial base; and • Known for its cricket outreach, through events such as the recent Sir Ian Botham Dinner.

Howick Pakuranga’s home is Lloyd Elsmore Park, with arguably the best clubhouse in New Zealand. The players are backed up with a progressive board and capable administration staff.

As part of a recent adoption of a strategic plan, we are looking to expand our full-time staff by appointing a Club Manager.

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We are seeking to appoint a Club Manager to ensure the smooth running of the club.

The Club Manager is responsible for: • Ensuring that a Facilities Plan is in place with the Board and that the Club’s facilities are kept well maintained; • Building a strong working relationship with the council contracted groundsmen, which includes a workable system on how the ground is appropriately covered prior to games; • Management of finance and administration systems, under the guidance of the Board Treasurer; • Overseeing all the administrations staff employed by the club; • Management of grant applications; • Ensuring that the club is visible via social media and has an up to date website; and • Any other ad hoc cricket projects that may be required from time to time and as determined by the board.

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We are seeking a highly motivated individual who is well-organised and articulate, with strong secretarial and computer skills, to support our Executive Officer. An excellent command of written and spoken English is essential.

The role includes secretarial duties, membership liaison and maintenance of membership records, backup accounts support, website maintenance and general office administration.

The position is for 16 to 20 hours per week (on average) and may suit someone looking to return to the workforce. Some months are busier than others. There may be some periods of sole charge.

To be successful in this role you will need to possess the following skills and attributes: Strong attention to detail with a high level of accuracy Highly organised, with excellent time management skills and the ability to prioritise A friendly and professional manner Excellent written and oral communication skills Sound knowledge of Microsoft Office i.e. Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint The ability to work unsupervised High standard of personal presentation A positive, ‘can do’ attitude Also advantageous: A working knowledge of MYOB Experience in a similar role in a membership-based organisation As we are a small office you will need to be willing to lend a hand as part of a supportive team.

Please apply with letter of application and CV, including contact details for at least two referees to: Email: enquiries@nzile.org.nz Or post, marked ‘Personal & Confidential’ to: The Executive Officer PO Box 64232, Botany, Auckland 2163.

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

Email your cover letter and CV to: media@times.co.nz

MATHS, English NCEA, Cambridge, IB. Exp & Qualified. Ph 273 9559 or 021 1104138 MATHS, Physics, Chem, Science. NCEA & Cambridge Yr9-13, 1-1, Ph 027 535 4909 www.bluehf.co.nz MATHS PHYSICS Calculus Stats Chem. Tutor NCEA/ Camb. Ph 250 4422 or 021 107 2851

OFFICE STUDENT SECRETARY

We require a professional, enthusiastic and experienced person with excellent communication and time management skills to front the student reception.

The successful person will be required to work on the Student Management System (KAMAR) and perform general administrative and sick bay duties. You will also be expected to run and help produce the School Yearbook. Data entry and computer literacy skills essential. First Aid training will be provided if necessary.

Ideally we would like the person to start at the beginning of Term 2, 1 May 2017.

Hours are 8am – 3.30pm, 5 days per week.

A job description is available on request.

Please email your cover letter with a CV to: mailbox@bbi.school.nz Closing date will be MONDAY 10 April 2017

Project Support – East Tamaki We are seeking a candidate to work within a family owned NZ company that has serviced the New Zealand Pacific markets for over 50 years. We deliver a range of high quality LED lighting products and solutions to a range of customers.

The position will be based in East Tamaki • Are you good at building relationships with customers?

• Bring your eye for detail.

• Work with leading edge products and technology Requirements for the role • Friendly and team player.

• Good professional approach and interpersonal skills.

• Good planning and attention to detail.

• Intermediate MS skills Candidates that pride themselves on delivering good quality products and service to build sustainable customer relationships. Full training can be provided for candidates with the right attitude and skills.

In return you will receive a competitive salary. You will work within a team that is highly motivated and support leading edge lighting products and solutions.

Contact us if you see yourself as part of our team and have the skills we require.

Call Deon on 029 771 2500 or email me at deon@masons.co.nz Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work permit.

Applicants must also have a clean drivers licence and will be requested to undergo a NZ Police check.

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PIANO - KEYBOARD GUITAR - VIOLIN VOICE - DRUMS LESSONS FROM $20 Private, professional,affordable.

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Sancta Maria College is a co-educational Year 7-13 State Integrated Catholic College with 1000 students.

We are inviting applicants for the position of School Guidance Counsellor for one day a week. This is a Permanent Part-Time position, working with one other counsellor to provide counselling for students of the College, advice and support for staff and parents. Personal qualities will include a willingness to support the Special Catholic Character of the College.

The successful candidate must hold Provisional or Full Membership of NZAC or equivalent professional body.

Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Applications close Monday, 10 April 2017, 4.00 pm Shortlisting: Wednesday, 12 April 2017 * selected candidates will be contacted and invited for an interview.

Detailed information and an application pack is available on the College website: www.sanctamaria.school.nz Apply in writing enclosing application form, covering letter and CV to: Jenny Goddard; Sancta Maria College; 319 Te Irirangi Drive; Botany South; Auckland 2016 Or via email: j.goddard@sanctamaria.school.nz

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Duties and responsibilities • Provide excellent customer service • Support the sales and marketing team • Promote the features and multi media benefits of Times Media • Liaise with sales, production and administration teams

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Driving Miss Daisy is a business with a big heart that serves the local community. We are looking for a driver to join our team who is kind, patient and friendly. This position requires someone who is organised, motivated and enjoys being with and helping others. In return you will gain great job satisfaction, variety and a good lifestyle.

The job has variable hours depending on the demand each day. The position involves some weekend work on a rostered basis.

This position requires you to have a P endorsement on your drivers’ licence and a current First Aid Certificate. These qualifications can be gained once your application has been successful.

All applications must include a covering letter and a one page CV. Please email Sue: howick@drivingmissdaisy.co.nz

Permanent Part-Time - Commencing in Term 2

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

535-0523

Customer Service

Driving Miss Daisy (Howick) Part Time Driver Required

SCHOOL GUIDANCE COUNSELLOR

Skills • Excellent organisational and administrative skills • Excellent communication skills • Attention to detail • Multitasker and deadline driven • Minimum restricted licence required

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SANCTA MARIA COLLEGE

We are looking for a School Librarian. Hours: 9:00am -3:00pm, Monday to Friday. Need some ICT skills, enjoy working with preadolescents and have a vision for developing use of the library? This has the potential to be a wide ranging job. Other duties, by negotiation, could include being the school photographer, producing the school newsletters and publications. Training can be provided.

CV’s with 2 referees can be emailed to the principal at, johnston@pakurangaint.school.nz or dropped off at the School office, by April 7, 2017

DRUM tuition, beg-adv.

Prof tutor Ph: 535-8170

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Fitter/welders required for busy East Tamaki workshop. Small fabrication with site installation and service work.

Please reply to: office@masons.co.nz

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Please apply sending your CV and a covering letter, along with the names of three referees to Sue Rea at hr@saintkentigern.com Applications close Thursday 13 April 2017 For more information on the College visit www.saintkentigern.com

Highbrook

We are looking for a motivated and energetic go-getter to join our successful sales and marketing team. This is an excellent opportunity for career development.

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The successful applicant will have: Proven database management skills with attention to detail and accuracy Experience in managing confidential information Excellent customer service and communication skills Strong Microsoft Office skills in Word and Excel A high level of initiative A calm and pleasant manner

Our successful, well established Company requires additional admin support to assist our office team.

Varied busy role, friendly office culture, based in modern offices in East Tamaki. Duties include customer service, invoicing, general admin, answering/directing calls, computer experience essential.

Hours 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday (finish 4pm Fri); salary is negotiable on experience.

Please email: g.westbrooke@laserplumbing.co.nz

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This position is responsible for managing the student attendance database and Middle College student reception.

The hours are 7.45am to 3.45pm during term time with some work required during school holidays.

ARCHERY Professional Coaching every Wed, Spinal Unit, Otara 6pm - 7pm.

All equipment provided.

Phone 021 541236 or 09 435 4174

Sales Co-ordinator

Office Administrator

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We are looking for a hard working person who is keen to learn and develop their skills.

Must be reliable and have a driver’s licence.

Ph 027 505 1411 or email your CV to info@riggaspaving.co.nz

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Saint Kentigern is a leader among Independent schools in Australasia, providing a future focused values based independent Presbyterian education for students from 3 to 18 years old, in four schools on three campuses across Auckland.

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Casual and Temporary Packing staff The Soap Factory Limited is a privately owned, leading contract manufacturer of boutique soap for the personal care industry.

We are looking for people, who are looking for casual or temporary work.

Based in Pakuranga, the Manufacturing plant currently runs two shifts Day shift Monday - Friday, working from 7.00am till 3.30pm Afternoon shift Monday to Thursday 2.15pm till 12.15am Please indicate on your application your preference for which shift and if you are available for casual assignment or for temporary assignment full time for a fixed period.

This role reports into the Production Supervisor and its main focus is working on packing of soap some using equipment and some by hand equipment, to produce products which meet our customer requirements.

You will need to have: • Previous experience working on a factory production line • The physical ability to move product around • Good written and oral skills • A positive, can-do attitude • A high level of reliability • Excellent Team Player In return, the Soap Factory can offer you the chance to be part of a friendly fun team.

All applicants must be a New Zealand Citizen or have Permanent Resident status as determined by New Zealand immigration department.

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Book now for Easter and School Holidays

E: pinkys.boarding@xtra.co.nz - www.pinkys.co.nz

Dog and cat boarding Boarding also available for other household pets Doggie Day Care Monday to Friday Pet taxi available - Free for bookings10+ days* *T & C’s apply Dog Training

TENDERS

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2017 Junior Club Enrolments OPEN New Enrolments get 1 week FREE All Levels Ages 6-16 Flexible drop offs/pick ups 2 sessions a day * Visit http: www.badmintonnz.co.nz for more details To Enrol: www.badmintonnz.co.nz/holidaybadminton.html Li Ning NZ Badminton Centre (A Charitable Christian Trust) 443 East Tamaki Rd, Dannemora, East Tamaki ✉ admin@badmintonnz.co.nz ✆ 272 7119

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School Holiday and After School Programmes Specially for children with special needs and behavioural concerns Does you child need extra support than what they’re receiving from their current programme?

High staff to child ratio Care l a i c Spe or Activities include: outdoor/indoor play, f z! off site outings, art, games, cooking, al Kid Speci relaxation, music, movies and so much more!! * Pick-up from local schools available

Call us or drop in today to find out how we can help!

Carer Support Days, WINZ Subsidy (OSCAR Approved)

The Depot, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Pakuranga Phone 533 6360 or Email: deearna@lifekidz.org.nz

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

PAKURANGA MONTESSORI LEARNING CENTRE • Fun, nurturing, Montessori inspired learning environment • NZ qualified and experienced Teachers • Open Hours: Full year, Monday to Friday 7.30am-5.30pm • Specially designed programme to cater for varied learning needs • Full time (2 & over) and sessions (2-3yrs old only) for 2-6yr olds • Morning, afternoon and late afternoon snack provided • 20 hour ECE subsidy available

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A&E International aims to bridge the gap between Chinese and Kiwi students through the Sister School Visiting project.

SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME

We’re looking for host families to offer a warm welcome to students in July/August 2017.

Week 1: Tuesday 18 to Friday 21 April Week 2: Monday 24 to Friday 28 April Note: NO class on Anzac Day

* Rewarding culturally and financially * Act as ambassadors to showcase NZ * Utilise your spare rooms * Excellent rates of pay ($560/2 students weekly)

Are you outgoing, confident and have a passion for selling?

Here’s your chance for a great career as part of a successful advertising sales team based in vibrant Botany Town Centre, Auckland.

To the employer, their employees are their greatest asset!

Times Classified can help you obtain these people...

We know effective advertising consultants are: Good enough to back themselves to build a sound client base Confident enough to educate clients on media products and their benefits Committed enough to manage accounts and ensure clients feel valued Creative enough to come up with innovative ideas to grow client spend

We are seeking just such a person to fill a challenging sales role requiring: ■Excellent communication/English skills – written and oral ■Excellent time management ■Ability to multi-task and handle pressure ■Negotiation skills ■Bubbly personality with can-do attitude A media background would be advantageous.

You will work on a variety of publications including EastLife, Rural Living, Howick & Pakuranga Times; Botany & Ormiston Times and special projects.

Times is proud of its progressive and high-achieving team and encourages staff input. We offer a great work domain with high tech systems in the heart of a stimulating environment. Hours and remuneration negotiable.

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LEST WE FORGET our ANZAC troops!

Build your own BOX-TOWN!

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Heading to overseas to hang out MOANA & Friends!

Big Kids Trips: PARAKAI SPRINGS & RAINBOWSEND!

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Send your with aa covering covering letter Send your CV CV with letter to to jackie@times.co.nz hr@times.co.nz or phone 8092 phoneJackie Karla on on 09 09 271 271 8083

15 Ben Lomond Crescent Pakuranga Phone 576 8400

Full Week $190 Full Day $45 Half Day $25

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* Pakuranga Montessori Learning Centre reserves the right to clarify the contents of this advertisement

Looking for Homestays

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QUICK PUZZLE NO. 7800 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Impertinent. 7, Spur. 8, Ensemble. 9, Blouse. 10, Latent. 12, Talent. 15, Canter. 17, Straddle. 19, Suet. 20, Circumspect.

Down - 1, Aperture. 2, Greece. 3, Diesel. 4, Team.

5, Stolen. 6, Impel. 11, Tungsten. 13, Attack. 14, Tedium. 15, Cheese. 16, Elect. 18, Airy.

CRYPTIC PUZZLE NO. 7800 - SOLUTIONS Across - 6, Plain stupid. 7, Love. 8, Overt-one. 9, Assent. 10, M’i-mo-sa (rev.). 12, Sta-ti-c. 15, Stumps.

17, Cash-mere. 19, Trap (rev.). 20, Look through.

Down - 1, B-asem-ent. 2, In-most. 3, St-ream. 4, Spot.

5, Ad-onis. 6, Pools. 11, Mounts up. 13, Tr-ails. 14, C-he-ats. 15, Sher-ry. 16, Poach. 18, Ho-ok.

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onsidering the loyalty Steve Hansen’s All Black selection panel has given to its veterans, keeping young guns from overseas sharks leading up to the 2019 Rugby World Cup could be a tricky exercise.

With Israel Dagg prolonging his contract, he should be the right wing favourite to start the June/July series against the British and Irish Lions, especially after injuries have currently sidelined Nehe Milner-Skudder and Waisake Naholo.

Certainly Dagg filled the bill admirably with a prolific try-scoring performance last year. But although he is gifted, he lacks the lightening thrust the other two possess when fit and available.

Loyalty in sticking to the incomparable Richie McCaw and Dan Carter paid a huge dividend when the All Blacks successfully defended their world crown in 2015.

Having been plagued with injuries during and after the previous world championship in 2011, Carter was definitely not the form New

Despite performing so well in concert with LienartBrown last season, Crotty can expect a strong challenge from Sonny Bill Williams when the Blues second-five fully recovers from the injury which cut short his Rio Olympic sevens campaign.

Meanwhile, the best performing No 12 in the Super 12 this year has been Hurricane Ngani Laumape who is just one of several young guns who are making a huge impact.

Others include fellow Hurricanes Jordie Barrett and Vince Aso and Chiefs wizard Damian McKenzie.

Having just turned 20, Barrett also fancies the No 12 jersey. But like older brother, Beauden, he’s shown he’s also a very talented fullback.

McKenzie, also an exciting attacking fullback, should return to his true position at first-five when Aaron Cruden takes up his overseas contract at year’s end.

So much talent coming through, but too few positions currently available for them to fill unless they are pre-

Agnew’s Angle Zealand Super Rugby firstfive. Yet he rose magnificently to the occasion to be named International Player of the Year when it mattered most.

Other veterans like Ma’a Nonu and Conrad Smith also repaid the selectors for their loyalty. The only one who couldn’t was unfortunate loosehead prop Tony Woodcock who got injured early in the piece.

Since then Dagg returned after missing World Cup duty to enjoy a splendid 2016 international season when Ryan Crotty and Anton LienartBrown seamlessly filled the midfield roles vacated by Nonu and Smith.

Having served as McCaw’s deputy for so long, rugged Sam Cane finally took his chance but has plenty of competition from dynamic Ardie Savea and the accurate Matt Todd.

pared to exercise patience.

Meanwhile Blues fans had cause to celebrate a deserved six tries to two 38-14 win against the Bulls with former St Kents student and Melbourne Storm league wing Matt Duffie nabbing two.

There were some fine touches from fullback Michael Collins and powerful driving runs from Jerome Kaino and Patrick Tuipuloto to suggest there is much needed mongrel in the pack.

Having showed grit to narrowly beat the Brumbies 18-13, the injury riddled Highlanders should beat the Rebels this Friday night in Dunedin.

The Blues and Chiefs are favoured to win home games against the Force and Bulls respectively on Saturday when the Hurricanes should have too much firepower for the Reds in Brisbane.

On Sunday, the unbeaten Crusaders should complete a New Zealand clean sweep at the expense of the Waratahs in Sydney.

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Andre retains series lead

Andre Heimgartner crossed the line in third in the fourth Australian Grand Prix Carrera Cup Australia race on Sunday to walk away from the Melbourne event leading the championship by 34 points.

The 21-year-old Dannemora driver entered the weekend on equal points for the series lead. Now with two seconds, a seventh and Sunday’s third, he is looking ahead to the next event in May with a nice buffer over David Wall.

Heimgartner started seventh on the grid for Sunday’s fourth and final race of the weekend, moving up three positions within the first three corners in a strong display of speed and race craft.

Later that lap, he came up behind team-mate Nick McBride and went to work on taking third place – getting it done with a clean and swift pass on lap three.

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COMPETITIVE: Arzan Todywalla showed his skills at the tournament.

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Arzan shines at U17 Youth Tournament

By NATHAN MORTON Many turned out to watch the Under 17 Youth Tournament earlier this month, which saw 36 football sides from across the country compete against one another at Seddon Fields in Western Springs.

The competition gave the young prospects opportunities to show their skills for their respective sides, in hopes to win silverware and impress scouts present at the contest. Arzan Todywalla, a year 11 student attending Saint Kentergen College was among the sporting prodigies present, playing with Birkenhead United FC and going on to claim the trophy.

The 15-year-old was approached by four different clubs to compete as a guest player, choosing Birkenhead as he was unable to compete with his current club Fencibles United, which did not participate

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However his friendly and polite nature allowed him to gel easily with the senior side. “Paul Hobson [Birkenhead’s head coach] and his team were very kind and welcoming,” Arzan said.

“Although it was a very short span I learnt a lot from the team and Paul”.

Arzan was also grateful to be a part of the tournament-winning side, which prevailed 2-0 over Onehunga Sports in the final which was covered by Sky Sports.

This is not the first time that Arzan has made headlines for his footballing ability, his potential being recognized by European scouts as early as 2014.

While most students his age were working away in class, Arzan was playing U13 football for English Championship team Birmingham City, scoring twice against Swansea City.

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round 200 life-sized cutouts of missing health workers were erected at Botany Superclinic and at Middlemore Hospital to raise awareness about the impact of underfunding.

YesWeCare.nz, a community and health workforce coalition, is travelling the country in a Roadshow, talking to communities about the impacts of underfunding and unmet healthcare needs.

A pilot study published in the New Zealand Medical Journal this week found at least a quarter of adults were unable to get the primary health care they required.

The study shows nine per cent of people had unmet secondary health care needs.

YesWeCare.nz campaign coordinator Simon Oosterman says Government underfunding is to blame for lack of access to healthcare.

“The new research on unmet need is appalling but isn’t surprising, because it reflects what we’ve heard around the country,” he says.

“Kiwis who would benefit from surgery are suffering unnecessarily, and we’ve talked to hundreds of health professionals who are devastated they can’t do more.”

Mr Oosterman says the sur-

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vey shows current measures of unmet need are flawed and need review.

“The government doesn’t include the one in nine Kiwis who can’t afford to visit GPs, or the patients who aren’t referred to hospital because GPs know they won’t be accepted for treatment.”

The Public Service Associa-

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tion also backed the call for an independent survey to accurately measure the size and nature of unmet health need.

■ Patients and people working in health can share stories about unmet need and underfunding on the organisations website at: www.yeswecare. nz/share-your-story\

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