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IN THIS ISSUE Welcome to the first issue of Zone designed for Hawke’s Bay teens. There’s heaps to feast your eyes on including the latest awesome sports to upcoming movies to enjoy in the next few weeks, some cool events and the latest happenings and new releases on the music scene. Education and jobs can be an issue for some - not knowing what to do or what to study so inside you’ll find some pointers on work experience plus we look at local Academy programmes that have been heralded a huge success. It’s not often that young people are in the spotlight for doing good stuff so take a look at our inspirational and motivational gallery of local heroes. Our Out and About collection also has some cool shots of youth having fun and features more local achievers. If buying some wheels is on your agenda read the tips on buying your first car. Finally there’s some tips for keeping safe on the roads, socially and in cyberspace. Enjoy!
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anoe Polo, a spectacular and rapidly growing sport, is a game of two halves of 10 minutes where two teams of 5 players battle it out with a water polo ball. The aim is to score into a goal, which is suspended above the water at each end of a rectangular ‘playing pitch’. These pitches can be on open water or they can be on a swimming pool. Matches are controlled by referees and the fast, explosive action from players encompasses a wide range of canoeing skills including the Eskimo Roll. This is incredibly useful when a player is in possession of the ball and their opponent pushes them over. Overtime (golden goal) is used to decide tied games that require a result. Canoe Polo is a game for everyone. At club level thousands of players – boys, girls, men and women – compete against each other in competitions graded according to
skill level. Hawke’s Bay is the biggest club in New Zealand. A number of players from Hawke’s Bay go forward to compete both nationally and internationally. This year is no exception with a number of players who started their canoe polo career being chosen for our Under 21 and Senior Canoe
Polo New Zealand teams currently competing in Europe. Canoe Polo is now played by 50 countries in all continents of the world with increasing press and television interest. With Canoe Polo still growing in the Hawke’s Bay Region the club will in
the near future be providing quality refereeing assistance and developing our regions referees and coaches. Our focus on schools competitions is still a strong point and hopefully we’ll develop an outdoor venue to attract more national canoe polo to our region.
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y g o l o n h c Te Galaxy Note 4 Samsung Electronics Co Ltd recently announced the expansion of its flagship Galaxy Note series with the new Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Note Edge. Blending an evolved S Pen with a superior viewing experience, the Galaxy Note 4 provides users with the most unique and powerful mobile experience on the market. With the introduction of the Galaxy Note series, Samsung brought the ageold culture of the pen and notepad into the digital world. The Galaxy Note 4 embraces Samsung’s heritage of an unrivalled Galaxy mobile experience. Its extraordinary 5.7-inch Quad HD (2560x1440) Super AMOLED display reproduces clearer and more vivid images with deep contrast, better viewing angles, and response times as fast as a millionth of a second, providing a tremendous viewing experience.
Introducing Galaxy Note Edge Taking the Galaxy Note experience to the next ext level, the Note Edge provides users with a new way to o access information, engage with their mobile device, ce, and express their personality and tastes. The Galaxy Note te Edge’s unique curved Edge screen provides quick access to frequently used apps, alerts and device functionality – even when the cover is closed – all with the swipe of a thumb. Users can also receive notifications directlyy on the Edge Screen while watching videos without disturbing their viewing.
Apple Watch and iPhone Apple® recently announced iPhone® 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, the biggest advancements in iPhone history, featuring two new models with stunning 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch Retina HD displays, and packed with innovative technologies in an all-new dramatically thin and seamless design. The new iPhones feature a precision unibody enclosure of anodized aluminum that conforms seamlessly with the shaped glass of the display, resulting in a completely smooth and continuous surface. iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus are engineered to be the thinnest ever, delivering a bigger display in a design that is still comfortable to hold and easy to use.
Zone Apple watch Apple® recently unveiled Apple Watch™ — its most personal device ever — featuring revolutionary new technologies and a pioneering user interface with a beautiful design that honours the rich tradition of precision watchmaking. Apple Watch introduces a specially designed and engineered Digital Crown that provides an innovative way to scroll, zoom and navigate. It blurs the boundary between physical object and user interface. Apple Watch comes in three distinct collections — Apple Watch, Apple Watch Sport and Apple Watch Edition — available in two different sizes: 38 mm and 42 mm.
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astings Intermediate’s Academy programmes- a model of excellence In 2009 Hastings Intermediate introduced an academy programme that has been commended as a ‘national model of excellence in student engagement and curriculum enrichment’. Key features include extensive opportunities to travel, the financial sponsorship groups that underwrite the majority of the academy costs and the large number of personnel who provide mentoring, tutoring and support for these students. The Academic Academy programmes extend and enrich students who have demonstrated a high academic ability in literacy, numeracy and inquiry learning. Weekly modules are facilitated by either Hastings Intermediate staff or specialist teachers from Hastings Boys’ High School, Hastings Girls and Karamu High. The Arts Academy offers specialist extension classes in Singing, Drama, Dance, Visual Art, Kapahaka and Musicianship. Students attend a range of workshops, galleries and performances during the year. The Hospitality Academy offers students who are selected the opportunity to advance their cooking skills through practical experiences. A highlight for them is the work experience in our school café,
Black Barn Bisto and Novotel Rotorua. Other academies include Leadership, Science and Technology students (SciTech), Sports and Multimedia. A highlight of the Leadership year is the 10 day trip to Wayalailai Island in Fiji where the students teach at our sister school, Namara School for four days. The Sports Academy is for students who demonstrate ability and/or potential in either our core sports, or across a range of sporting codes. The highlights for the students are participating at the NZAIMS games and the Ironmaori triathlon event.
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Work ex - helping with What does work experience involve?
Work experience is any paid or voluntary time that you spent in a workplace to get to know it better. There are many types of work experience, which can range from a one-off visit to a workplace, to internships that last months. Work experience also includes anything from mowing lawns, helping on the marae, babysitting, and working as a volunteer, to part-time work and on-the-job training.
What are the benefits of doing work experience? Work experience lets you see if you’d enjoy doing a job on a day-today basis. You can learn about a job or industry and make contacts. During work experience you can see first-hand what happens in a typical day on the job. Getting a realistic idea of the positive and negative parts of a job helps you make a more informed choice. Meeting people in the job means you can ask them questions, such
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as what they like best about their job, how they ended up in their line of work, and what qualifications they have. Meeting people in the job also helps you to start building a network of contacts in an industry you like, which can help you find a job later on. You can learn about related jobs in the same field, which could give you more ideas about what kind of career you might go into.
Improving your job opportunities later on Job advertisements often ask for people with experience. Work experience can be the kind of experience an employer is looking for. It also proves you were motivated enough to find out about their industry. Doing work experience lets a
potential employer see what kind of person you are - and you also get to find out about the employer. If the employer likes your attitude and you are a good fit for the company,
there could be a potential job offer later on. For a step-by-step guide to getting work experience visit www.careers.govt.nz
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Whether it’s a bold floral, in your face colour, or even a ripped boyfriend jean — no girl’s wardrobe is complete without a pair of statement pants this season. The trend will take you through those cooler days paired with a casual knit, but as weather warms the options are endless. We love this relaxed fit jogger $113 (available from asos. com), which does double duty — swap sandals for colourful heels to amp up the glamour. If you prefer a more fitted style, Glassons have a great range of slim cropped pants in designs as bold or subdued as you like.
Floral fabric is no longer relegated to grandma’s closet, everyone from high fashion designers to chain stores are cashing in on the young, fun and incredibly versatile print. There are so many different ways to wear them — from floaty frocks to breezy blouses — big and bright to sweet and understated. Hawke’s Bay designer Mia Undone’s Lily Dress, $170, from Guilty as Sin in Napier is casual yet elegant.
Crop Craze This look is best worn with high waisted denim shorts or skinny jeans during the day and fitted pencil skirt for evening. Avoid the temptation to show off too much skin, you want to channel Kylie Jenner, not an aerobics instructor from the 1980s. Try simple, laid back t-shirt or long sleeve style or a cropped singlet, like this one from asos.com, $58.03.
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designs. Floral head crowns no longer follow the ‘bigger is better’ rule, instead opt for dainty headbands in pastel flowers or tiny gold leaves. A floppy felt hat is a great investment for spring, and can be worn into the summer months. For something a little different, try metallic temporary tattoos which have been spotted on celebs, and are now accessible to the masses.
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nsuring skin looks good now and into the future means adopting good habits early on. Random teenage break-outs can result in low self-esteem, but with the right products and some dedication to using them, it doesn’t have to be an issue. Peak Appearance owner Lara Molloy believes an all-round approach to skin care delivers the best results. She suggests starting with a simple routine of cleansing to remove oil, dirt, pollution and any makeup, but warns not to over clean or scrub the skin with harsh ingredients or exfoliants which actually can do more harm than good. “You have to clean skin, but not too much, I don’t like mechanical exfoliants, look for glycolic or salicylic acid instead,” she says.
“Teens need to stop trying to get rid of all the oil and be squeaky clean, they also need to hydrate and moisturise.” Smooth a light weight or oil free formula on the face and neck twice a day for a fresh, healthy look. Her most important tip is sun protection. “It’s vital, New Zealand, Hawke’s Bay especially has very high rates of melanoma, not all sunblocks make the skin greasy.” A good regime should start as soon as you start to notice excess oil production, whether that be at the age of 10 or 13. “Avoid using toner they generally contain alcohol and are too astringent, eat a healthy diet and drink lots of water. Retinol and Vitamin A are also good, and can be found in kumera, carrot and liver.”
Ultraceuticals SunActive sunscreen, available from Peak Appearance, is a non-greasy option for teenage skin.
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Saturday, October 4, The MayJah RayJah NZ 2014, Napier
Briar Horrocks Studio of Dance
A.R.A.D. L.I.S.T.D. Registered teacher of the R.A.D N.Z.D.T.A Classical Ballet Beginners - Advanced 2 Annual Recitals Preparation for theatre and stage work Studios: The Studio, Murdoch Rd, Hastings
Phone 0274 487 958 or 877 7369
Hawaii’s premier reggae festival,The MayJah RayJah, arrives in Hawke’s Bay, with a jam-packed lineup including Rebel SoulJahz and Anuhea. Landing in New Zealand for the first time, this exciting festival has just two dates; Auckland on Friday October 3, and an all ages event the following day at Pettigrew Green Arena in Napier from 6.30pm. Talented New Zealand artists L-40, Manalion and Rootz Konekt, will feature alongside the international headliners. For more detail see: www.TMRMusicFestival.com
From her early teens Briar knew she wanted to be a dance teacher. She is now an Associate and a Life Member of the Royal Academy of Dance, a Licentiate of the Imperial Society of Dancing, an Accredited Member of the NZADT and a Registered Teacher of the R.A.D. She branched into choreography and won the first choreographic competition held in NZ, and had her ballet performed by the Royal NZ Ballet. Over the years, five of her students have been accepted into NZ School of Dance and four other students have become teachers of dance, three of which have opened their own Studios. This year one of her senior students has been accepted into the NZ School of Dance in Wellington, while another has just finished three years of study at AUT and has now a degree in Dance.
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Sunday, October 12, Colour Dash, Hastings The Colour Dash is a 5km fun run and walk for people of all ages, with a distinct twist. Competitors start out wearing white clothing which is splashed with colourful dust along the way. Not only is it great fun, it’s for a good cause — Colour Dash 2014 helps to raise funds and awareness for Ronald McDonald House.
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Half of your registration fee goes directly to the charity, you also receive a free t-shirt, and bag of colourful powder. This amazing event kicks off at Hawke’s Bay A&P Showgrounds in Hastings from 2pm to 4pm. Entry prices start from $25 for students with ID, available from colourdash.co.nz
THE MAZE RUNNER in 3D (M) - Thu 25, 8pm - Fri 26, 5:30pm - Sat 27, 8pm Sun 28, 5:30pm - Mon 29, 8pm - Tue 30, 3:30pm - Wed 1, 5:30pm - Thu 2, 5:30pm - Fri 3, 8pm Sat 4, 8pm - Sun 5, 5:30pm - Mon 6, 8pm - Tue 7, 5:30pm - Wed 8, 3:15pm PLANES: FIRE AND RESCUE in 3D (G) - Thu 25, 11:30am & 3:30pm - Fri 26, 11:30am - Sat 27, 9:30am & 1:30pm - Sun 28, 11:30am - Mon 29, 11:30am - Tue 30, 11:30am, Wed 1, 1:30pm & 3:30pm - Thu 2, 9:30am & 1:30pm - Fri 3, 11:30am - Sat 4, 9:30am, Sun 5, 11:15am - Mon 6, 1:30pm - Tue 7, 9:30am - Wed 8, 11:30am THE BOXTROLLS in 3D(PG) - Thu 25, 1:30pm - Fri 26, 9:30pm & 1:30PM - Sat 27, 11:30am - Sun 28, 9:30am & 1:30pm - Mon 29, 3:30pm - Tue 30, 9:30am & 1:30pm - Wed 1, 9:30am - Thu 2, 11:30am - Fri 3, 9:30am & 1:15pm - Sat 4, 11:15pm - Sun 5, 9:30am - Mon 6, 11:30am - Tue 7, 1:15pm - Wed 8, 11:30am TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES in 3D (M) - Thu 25, 9:30am - Fri 26, 8pm - Sat 27, 3:30pm Sun 28, 3:30pm - Mon 29, 9:30am - Tue 30, 8pm - Wed 1, 11:30am - Thu 2, 3:30pm Sat 4, 3:15pm - Sun 5, 1pm - Mon 6, 9:30am - Tue 7, 11:15am - Wed 8, 8pm WISH I WAS HERE (M) - Thu 25, 5:30am - Fri 26, 3:30pm - Sat 27, 5:30pm - Sun 28, 8pm - Mon 29, 1:30pm & 5pm - Tue 30, 6pm - Wed 1, 8pm - Fri 3, 3:15pm - Sat 4, 1:15pm - Sun 5, 3pm - Mon 6, 3:15pm - Wed 8, 1:15pm HIP HOP-ERATION (PG) - Thu 25, 11am - Fri 26, 5pm - Sat 27, 3pm Sun 28, 1pm - Mon 29, 1pm & 7:30pm - Tue 30, 1pm - Wed 1, 1pm & 5pm - Thu 2, 12:30pm & 3pm - Fri 3, 2pm - Sat 4, 1:15pm - Sun 5, 3pm - Mon 6, 2pm - Tue 7, 7:30pm - Wed 8, 2pm & 5pm HOUSEBOUND (R13) - Thu 25, 5pm - Fri 26, 7:30pm - Sat 27, 7:30pm - Sun 28, 5pm - Tue 30, 5pm Wed 1, 3pm - Thu 2, 5pm - Fri 3, 7:30pm - Sat 4, 7:30pm - Sun 5, 7:30pm - Mon 6, 5pm IDA (M) - Thu 25, 7:30pm - Fri 26, 11am - Sat 27, 5pm - Sun 28, 7:30pm - Mon 29, 5pm - Tue 30, 3pm & 7:30pm - Thu 2, 7:30pm - Fri 3, 5pm - Sat 4, 5pm - Sun 5, 2:30pm - Mon 6, 7:30pm POSTMAN PAT: The Movie (G) - Thu 25, 3:30pm - Fri 26, 3pm - Sat 27, 11am & 1pm Sun 28, 11am & 3pm - Mon 29, 11am - Tue 30, 11am - Wed 1, 11am - Thu 2, 11am - Fri 3, 11am Sat 4, 10am & 12pm - Sun 5, 10am - Mon 6, 11am - Tue 7, 11am & 2pm - Wed 8, 11am
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Wade Kelly, formerly of Hastings, received the bravery and heroism award at the recent Pride of NZ Awards held in Auckland earlier this month. A top bloke is how Anton Randell describes the surfer who helped rescue him and three others in rough conditions at Waimarama Beach last November. “The one thing that struck me is that Wade said anyone would have gone in to help, but the reality is it was so rough, not many people would have,” Mr Randell said.
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In spite of suffering serious injuries while training at a mountain-biking track near Tangaio in July Drew Strother, 16, is still determined to return to the sport although it could take a year for him to fully recover. Both Drew and his brother Wade, 15, of Napier have dedicated the last six years to vigorous training and competition schedules in their quest to ultimately compete in the junior Mountain Bike World Championships.They are members of the Hawke’s Bay Mountain Biking Club and regularly travel throughout the country to compete. It’s a disciplined sport with much training involved such as weight training and cross country biking. We look forward to seeing both the boys return triumphant in the not too distant future.
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NOW! The perfect time to start training! In the heart of Napier! Kids Teens Adults - contact us for info! Shotokan Karate is an intense physical art and an outstanding mind-body exercise. It is a decisive method of self-defence, and a proven way to develop discipline and self-control for kids, and manage stress for adults. There is nothing like it. Separate youth/adult sessions. Chief Instructor Edmond Otis, a senior lecturer in Health & Sport Science at EIT, is internationally known as a competitor, instructor, coach, and judge.
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yberbullying is bullying. It’s using the any device on the internet, like a mobile phone or a camera to hurt somebody or embarrass them. Bullying on the internet or mobiles can include many things, like being sent anonymous text messages to your phone, posting nasty or threatening comments on your Facebook or Instagram page or sending mean or embarrassing photos or videos of you to other people. Cyberbullying can involve people spreading rumours about you and scaring you. Sometimes people may try to stop you from communicating with others or they may hack and steal passwords for your online accounts. Cyberbullying takes many forms and some of these may be harder to deal with than others. Depending on the situation, some young people are able to sort it out quickly, or simply shrug it off. About 1 in 5 New Zealand high school students say they have been cyberbullied and many say it makes them feel scared, depressed, angry or ashamed. Posting mean or nasty pictures or videos of people or altered pictures online can embarrass them in front of their school and spread quickly out of control.
If you post pictures online these can exist long after you delete them and can also be used as evidence by teachers and police. If you are being cyberbullied tell someone you trust- a good friend, a parent, family member or a teacher. They will want to help you stop the bullying quickly and safely. If the bullying online or on your mobile involves physical threats, like threats to hurt or fight you, contact the police. Making threats of harm is criminal behaviour in New Zealand. NetSafe has information about online bullying or other online incidents, Freephone 0508 NETSAFE (0508 638 723). For more information see http:// cyberbullying.org.nz
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And anyone of any age can visit the District Health Board’s sexual health clinics – at the Napier Health Centre or Hawke’s Bay Hospital in Hastings (ring the hospital first if you want to go to the Hastings clinic as it only available on some days). All of these services offer a range of free tests and services, including condoms and pregnancy tests.They can also quickly and easily do checks for sexually transmitted infections - STIs. STI checks are simple, easy and painless. Nothing gets poked in awkward places. Sexual health nurses can even show you how to do them yourself. Make sure you stay safe and get checked. All of Hawke’s Bay’s sexual health services are confidential and private.You can rest assured that your information won’t go anywhere else. Note: If you have experienced a sexual assault and would like to speak to a specially trained sexual assault nurse ring them in confidence on 027 434 1052. More information here: http://www.healthhb.co.nz/ health-programmes-initiatives/ sexual-health/
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Popcorn – check, cafe – check, comfortable seating – check. Cinema Gold in Havelock North screens a selection of the latest blockbusters, children’s flicks, International and French Film Festivals, across three cinemas. Theatres are also available to hire for private functions or Sky sport matches.
organisation. Only by piecing together fragments of his past with clues discovered inside the maze can he hope to uncover why he’s there and how to escape. Starring Dylan O’Brien, Kaya Scodelario,Thomas Brodie-Sangster and based on the bestselling novel by James Dashner.
Movies to watch this month
Fury: Released October 23 Get On Up: Released October 16
The Maze Runner WhenThomas wakes up trapped in a maze with a group of other boys, he has no memory of the outside world other than strange dreams about a mysterious
Based on the incredible life story of James Brown, the Godfather of Soul, Get On Up offers insight into his music, moves and moods. Follow Brown’s journey from an impoverished childhood to his evolution as one of the most influential figures of the 20th century. Starring Chadwick Boseman, Nelsan Ellis and Dan Aykroyd.
It’s April, 1945, as the Allies make their final push in the EuropeanTheatre. A battle-hardened army sergeant named Wardaddy commands a Sherman tank and five-man crew on a deadly mission behind enemy lines. Outnumbered, out-gunned, and with a rookie soldier thrust into their platoon, Wardaddy they face overwhelming odds in their heroic attempt to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany. Starring Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman.
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n 2012 young drivers aged 15–24 were involved in 73 fatal traffic crashes, 549 serious injury crashes and 2,626 minor injury crashes. Of these crashes, the 15–24 yearold drivers had the primary responsibility1 in 55 of the fatal crashes, 436 of the serious injury crashes and 2,044 of the minor injury crashes.These crashes resulted in 68 deaths, 567 serious injuries and 2,830 minor injuries.
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People aged 15–24 year-old are most likely to die in fatal crashes in which young drivers of a similar age have the primary responsibility. Between 2010 and 2012, approximately 72 per cent of the passengers who died in vehicles driven by young atfault drivers were in the 15–24 year-old age group. Source Ministry of Transport, Crash fact sheet November 2013
Overcoming driving distractions It is against the law to use mobile and hand held phone while driving and has been since 1 November 2009. Vodafone has introduced a DriveSafe service for its
customers. When activated anyone who sends a text to your number will get a message saying you are driving and will get back to them later.There are also a number of similar apps available. More information www.aa.co.nz
Driving high Drug driving is a problem in New Zealand. Even small amounts of cannabis combined with small amounts of alcohol can get you pretty wasted If you combine the two your ability to drive will be impaired.You can be charged with the offence of “driving while impaired and with blood that contains evidence of use of a controlled drug or prescription medicine. More information-www. drugfoundation.org.nz.
Advanced driving skills Advanced driving courses are designed to help you identify and avoid or handle potential hazards you may come across when driving. Benefits include reducing the age you can get a full car licence and reduce the time you need to stay on a restricted licence. More information www.aa.co.nz
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he chances are, unless you’ve just won Lotto, that your first car will be what they call “A little run around” or at least a reasonably modest vehicle. Brendan Addis is a Hastings car dealer with over 43-years-experience and a vast knowledge of vehicles, plus he also has plenty of good down to earth advice about buying your first car. Brendan would be the first to admit that he’s a bit old fashioned because he enjoys getting to know his clients and genuinely helping them. Many of his customers are extremely loyal and he’s serving some second and third generations of the same family. His advice today doesn’t relate to the merits of this car over that car, but is good, down to earth advice about money. Most young people haven’t had the experience in applying for finance so it’s nice for Brendan to be able to put them on the right track.
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Assuming you can’t pay cash then finance will be required. For this you’ll need to be in employment, have proof of income and address. You need a minimum of a restricted licence too. Most people have to borrow and borrowing for a first car is the start of building a good credit rating. Finance companies will check to make sure you do not over commit financially. When budgeting don’t forget that cars need registering, licencing, insuring, petrol and maintenance. Think about what you want from a car. For some it will be economy, something sporty, manual or automatic, a hatchback, price, colour and technological features. Finally buy from a reputable dealer such as Registered Motor Vehicle Trader (RMVT) and remember that under the Consumer Guarantees Act a car has to be of saleable quality.
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Competitions Thanks is an online and physical street wear/fashion store. Thanks is based in Mount Maunganui but also has stores in Napier and Palmerston North. We carry a select range of New Zealand, Australian and International labels.
Ghoulish Get-Ups: How to Create Your Own Freaky Costumes – by Fifi Colston The go-to book for busy people faced with the dilemma of having to come up with a costume at short notice! From quick ideas involving just a baggy T-shirt and nine nifty outfits, to delightfully gross ideas involving bubble wrap and yoghurt, this how-to handbook is a lifesaver. Materials for costumes are raided from the pantry or the recycling. Thanks to Scholastic, Hawke’s Bay Today have 5 copies of this book to give away and just in time for Halloween!
Thanks to the Thanks Store Hawkes’ Bay Today have two pieces from New Zealand label ‘Lower’ to giveaway. The Lower men’s Curb Shorts in olive & the women’s Double Frilly Tank in blue with a lobster print.
How to enter: It is simple. Email your preferred giveaway number to competitions@hbtoday.co.nz with ZONE in the subject line with a contact name and daytime phone number. That’s it. Good Luck! Competition closes 5pm 7th October 2014. One entry per person, per prize. Colour Dash – the world’s brightest 5k Colour Dash USA is about to make a splash at the Hawke’s Bay A&P Showgrounds– bringing beautiful, colourful laughter and rainbow fun – 2pm Sunday 12 October. The Colour Dash is a 5km fun run, walk (or even crawl!) for people of all ages, shapes and sizes with participants being splashed with special colourful dust along the way. 50% of proceeds goes to Ronald McDonald House Auckland so register at www.colourdash.co.nz. Hawkes Bay Today have a Family Pass (2 adults and 1 child - value $85) and a double pass for 2 adults/students (value $80.00) to giveaway.
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