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WATERFRONT TI POINT - 5.85 hectares 26 Tatham Road, Ti Point This significant 5.85ha waterfront landholding is a vision of raw, natural beauty. The elevated position has a gentle contour, volcanic soil and is currently grazed. Private and peaceful, on arrival at the gate a sweeping driveway takes in the exceptional Gulf and Island views that unfold across the white sands of Omaha Beach, Tawharanui and beyond. Includes a 3 bedroom home and minor unit. A remarkable opportunity to invest in a project, capitalising on the (near) 270 degree water views. Only 80km north of the Harbour Bridge and situated between Matakana and Leigh, Ti Point is at the entrance to the Whangateau Harbour and opposite the northern point of Omaha.

Tender (unless sold prior) Closes 5pm, Wed 21 July 2021 41 Queen Street, Warkworth

Kellie Bissett 027 530 6843 www.bayleys.co.nz/1222485

RESIDENTIAL EXCELLENCE Matakana Neighbouring the finest private residential properties in Matakana, this stunning architectural home offers elegance and beauty and is a level stroll to the Village. Beautifully appointed and of superior quality, this contemporary (near new) cedar home is set across a single level on a full-size section, delivering a spacious retreat at every turn. Features include Oak flooring, pitched gable ceilings, Caesarstone benchtops, tiled bathrooms, under floor heating, and a sophisticated landscape design. Additional gated off-street parking and boat storage ensures this luxurious home or holiday escape strikes the perfect balance of life, style, relaxation with coast and countryside convenience. Only 66 km’s north of the Auckland Harbour Bridge.

Auction (unless sold prior) 2pm, Wed 14 July 2021 30 Gaunt Street, Auckland

Kellie Bissett 027 530 6843 www.bayleys.co.nz/1222490

DOUBLE THE OPPORTUNITY 42 Green Road, Matakana Bank on your future in the heart of Matakana. Offering two separate titles, side by side, the total land holding is an impressive 2,140 square metres. On offer is Number 42 (855 sqm) and Number 44 (1,255 sqm) Green Road. One price, two properties with stunning water and countryside views. Enjoy the existing home as is or plan to develop both sites in time. Located fiveminutes drive from the Village, the residence is modernised and comfortable with a contemporary coast and country aesthetic and includes three-bedrooms, new kitchen, generous tiled bathroom, combined living and dining plus large decks and tiered gardens. An independently accessed basement garage and workshop connects internally to a guest/entertainment room with bathroom and laundry. Ideal for long term stays, visiting family, or as an office for work from home arrangements. Garage and boat/camper parking included.

Kellie Bissett 027 530 6843

By Negotiation www.bayleys.co.nz/1222479

A home away from home

Limited number of one bedroom villas available Starting from $780,000 including a carpark Architecturally designed by Matz Architects Perfectly positioned in the beating heart of Matakana

Trent Quinton | 021 894 070 | trent.quinton@bayleys.co.nz Ellis Barkley | 021 261 2590 | ellis.barkley@bayleys.co.nz Kellie Bissett | 027 530 6843 | kellie.bissett@bayleys.co.nz

BAYLEYS REAL ESTATE LIMITED, REMUERA, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

LANDBANK, FARM OR DEVELOP! 213 Black Swamp Road, Mangawhai A once in a lifetime opportunity to acquire a strategically positioned, 50 hectares of land in Mangawhai is now a reality.

With significant dual road frontage and private access to the adjacent internationally recognised ‘Tara Iti’ Golf Course and within a short drive to Mangawhai Central development and surf beaches, make this property a prime prize for those with an eye on the future. Presently Kaipara Council zoned as ‘Rural Harbour’ provides the potential for subdivision for up to 25 lots, will clearly satisfy the continued strong demand for residential and lifestyle housing in the area as improving commute times to Auckland become a reality within the next few years.

Tender (unless sold prior) 4pm Wed 21st July 2021 41 Queen Street, Warkworth

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John Barnett 021 790 393 www.bayleys.co.nz/1202589

FARM, GAME OR SUBDIVIDE! 1493 South Head Road, Helensville Well located on the popular South Head peninsula, with two road boundaries and stunning views across the Kaipara Harbour, this beautiful 40 hectare grazing farm certainly boasts the ‘X-factor’!

The property is blessed with a good mix of flat to undulating contour which has been subdivided into approximately 11 paddocks. Currently used for dairy grazing, it will also suit those wanting quality land for their horses, sheep or cropping. Other special features include regular visits by wild fallow deer, along with a healthy duck population and the potential to create a further title (or more). Subdivision opportunity, hunting, grazing and plenty of potential house building sites to build your dream home – what more could you ask for?

Tender (unless sold prior) 4pm Tues 20th July 2021 41 Queen Street, Warkworth

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Pt Wells Subdivision

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John Barnett 021 790 393 Jayne McCall 021 606 969 www.bayleys.co.nz/1202588

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'One back' Sales Data as at 16th June 2021

Joneen Smith

Victoria Turner

TOP AUCTION OFFICE 2020/21

BAYLEYS IN THE NORTH from Orewa to Kerikeri

Joneen Smith

Beachfront land

Paul Elsden

Victoria Turner 2020/21

MACKYS REAL ESTATE LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

BAYLEYS IN THE NORTH from Orewa to Kerikeri

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Local Business

Styling: Maddie Long

Makeup: Kylie Wakefield

Model: Hannah Holloway

Location: Warkworth Town Hall *All details were correct at the time of print. Due to COVID-19 restrictions always changing, some events may change.

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BUSINESS AND EMPLOYMENT LAW CHANGES

DE S K T O P P L A NT S Local Business

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CO-WORKING SPACE COMES TO WELLSFORD Advertorial

NEIL TAYLOR CABINETMAKER & DESIGN

BY DAY Locally roasted Rush Coffee. Wide Selection of handmade food.

Warm and friendly atmosphere.

It’s your Local…

BY NI GHT A place to meet with friends and family. Come together and enjoy handcrafted food. Cosy, warm and relaxing. It’s your Local…

Specialising in kitchens, bathrooms, cabinetry & customised furniture - Design to installation we have you covered CONTACT NEIL 09 425 7017 or 021 070 0643 neiltcabinetmaker@xtra.co.nz | www.cabinetmakers.co.nz

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Crafted by hand - explore our collections 48 Tongue Farm Road, Matakana, Auckland Open 7-days, 9am-5pm www.morrisandjames.co.nz

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KIDS DREAM PARTIES Curator of dreamy parties for kids, Ema Beard launched Kids Dream Parties in Mangawhai with the intent of ease for parents and a whole load of love and enjoyment for the kids! Knowing first hand the pressures of party planning, this mum of three and ECE teacher with event planning experience, is offering the ultimate in unforgettable slumber parties.

Offering beautiful floral themes, pamper packs, hot chocolate and movies, popcorn and games, your child’s ultimate dream party shared with their mates is sure to impress. From delivery to set up, breakdown and collection, she has you covered. What do you have planned for your child’s birthday this winter? Check out their Facebook page for more information. www.facebook.com/kidsdreampartiesmangawhai

SPECIAL OLYMPICS HIBISCUS COAST CLUB It’s Nationals in December this year for the Special Olympics!

Athletes have been busy practicing and qualifying for their selected events. A team of 15 athletes will be representing the region in a range of sports. Grace Roberts from Warkworth will be participating in swimming and representing the Special Olympics Hibiscus Coast Club. The club is looking for prizes from the local area to help raise money through a raffle and various other fundraising ideas. Any donations to support our athletes are welcome. Please get in touch via email. swim.sohbc@gmail

CALLING ALL WOMEN! There will be a ladies lunch held for anyone and everyone to get together, meet other women, make new friends, network, share ideas, have a breather from mum life and get inspired by other local like minded women!

Sunday 8 August, 12pm at Smiths Bar, Matakana Country Park, 1151 Leigh Road. RSVP to Kate.

021 466 716

MATARIKI COMMUNITY HĀNGĪ Te Whai Community Trust would like to invite you to a Matariki Community Hāngī to celebrate the Māori New Year. The hakkari (feast) will be prepared by local hāngī expert, Pete Milo Paraha. All are welcome to come watch the preparations from 8am or wait for it to be served at 2pm. Available for 150 people on a first come first serve basis.

With live music by Mangawhai Beach School’s Kapa Haka group.This is a true community event with help and donations from many locals, volunteers, Mangawhai Community Gardens, Sustainable Kaipara and Tomarata Rugby Club.

Please bring your own drinks, picnic blankets, cutlery and utensils. Koha greatly appreciated for Te Whai Community Group and its ongoing support in the Mangawhai Community.

Saturday 3 July, 2pm. Te Whai Community House - Rose Madsen Cottage. www.tewhaicommunitytrust.co.nz

PLANNING MATTERS

With winter being the perfect time to plan, I am available to meet with you to discuss your property plans or offer advice on the long-term value add projects you may have already considered. A great opportunity to also learn what your property may be worth today.

Call me today for a confidential discussion. No follow up pressure – no expectations.

JODI STERLING Sales & Marketing Specialist – Matakana Coast

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Mackys Real Estate Ltd Bayleys, Licensed under the REA Act 2008

NEW WEBSITE FOR INGRID ANDERSON Ingrid Anderson Textile Design has recently relaunched a brand with a new online website. You can now shop the Ingrid Anderson range of bespoke tea towels, cushions and fabric by the metre online!

Products are designed, printed and made in New Zealand. Inspired by a love of New Zealand's native flora and fauna, textile designer Ingrid Anderson creates fabrics with an innate connection to local design, heritage and contemporary art. Ingrid is passionate about teaching the art of screenprinting and also runs private workshops. Enquiries can be emailed to info@iatextiledesign.co.nz. www.iatextiledesign.co.nz | 027 442 4560

New & Noted NEW LOCAL DESIGN CO, HOME HAVEN Home Haven is a newly established local interior business focusing on home styling, editing and organisation along with project management. With a background in fashion and marketing along with several home renovations and builds under her belt, Amanda is now making the natural progression into interior spaces. For many years Amanda has been called upon by friends and family for design advice and is now keen to share her expertise with a wider audience. Passionate about design, with a philosophy of creating joyful spaces that are functional, harmonious and inspiring, Amanda is ready to transform your home. An organisation expert, decluttering and home editing is another personal speciality which sometimes borders on being a little OCD…but in a good way! So if you’d like help turning your house into a home which feels as good as it looks, get in touch! amanda@homehaven.co.nz www.homehaven.co.nz

MAHU MUTTS

SOCIAL JOURNEY MARKETING

Mahu Mutts is a dog walking and care service based in Snells Beach and looking after the wider Warkworth, Mahurangi and Matakana communities. Being a dog owner herself, Founder Libby Workman designed Mahu Mutts with the owners busy lifestyle in mind with a range of services including, pick-up and drop-off, a walk around the suburbs or a run at the beach, a home visit to check on a pup or a ball chase at the park. Give them a call to see what they can do for your Mahu Mutt.

Telling your story through social media, Social Journey Marketing helps your business flourish online. After graduating from Massey University, Shannen Frear set out to help small, local businesses take advantage of the online world. With a creative flair and a fondness for helping others, Shannen has now strategically assisted many local businesses with building their brand awareness, creating an online presence, targeting their market, and many other marketing related services. hello@socialjourneymarketing.co.nz www.socialjourneymarketing.co.nz

021 084 40046 www.facebook.com/MahuMutts

www.nomadandhome.co.nz

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Rewriting History Words Kate Moore

Stepping into the Paparoa Hotel is like stepping into your typical Grandma's house.

It is warm, honest, comfortable and the décor speaks of an era long gone. The classic 1950s gastropub is a remembrance to years past with iconic A.H. Reed landscape photography jostling for position amongst Whites Aviation photography, flower prints from the 1960s and historic photos of local families and fishermen wearing “small shorts (and) holding big fish”.

Family is very much the heart of the pub as Pam Goode’s parents first purchased it in the 1970s. The very first ‘job’ that Pam held was helping in the kitchen at eight and a half. “In those days,” Pam says, “it was just your typical country pub, so food wasn’t really available, apart from the standard fare of pies, chips and chocolate”. Her parents then leased it out from 1975 but five years ago Pam took over day-to-day management, breathing life into the old pub. Her dream

is simple - to create a destination venue for families and tourists alike. To create and serve contemporary food with surprising flavours using (where possible) local ingredients and to create a space for people to come and slow their pace.

The Paparoa Hotel is located on State Highway 12, the first stop north on the twin coast discovery highway. It is an area off the well-worn tourist track but boasts an unspoiled piece of New Zealand showcasing a spectacular harbour, beaches, an ancient Kauri Forest and rolling green farmland with historic settler homes. This place of living history has a lot to offer and to discover it properly you will need to spend a night in one of the Hotel's charming rooms. While you will not find a bar fridge in any of the five rooms available you will be comfortable in the clean, warm, and thoughtfully decorated spaces.

Having travelled extensively around the world where great food is often available in the

smallest towns, Pam gets excited when she sees fresh, imaginative food back home in provincial restaurants and bars. “Quality food tourism is a great part of New Zealand having a more value rich, sustainable tourism that really works for local communities and local producers,” she says.

The Paparoa Hotel’s menu items are inspired by the bounty that surrounds them, and having access to some of the most beautiful and freshest ingredients in the world, such as Kaipara Oysters and Flounder (caught by a local family from down the road). They offer a Pulled Pork and Watercress Pizza which is reminiscent of a boil up. There is a Raw Kumara Salad, using unique orange Kumara sourced directly from Ruawai and then there is Pam's favourite which is the ‘California Dreaming Burger’, one of the many delicious vegetarian options. If you wish to spend the day exploring after checking in then a delicious picnic basket can be prepared,

Time is flying it’s July already...still some cold weather to come! Dimity is fully stocked with your favourite labels, including the latest from Cooper and Coop, super Winter boots from Italy and of course the all-important stylish slippers to get you through the coldest nights!

Open 7 Days, 10am-4pm. The Hub, Unit 4/6 Molesworth Drive, Mangawhai.

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SPOTLIGHT

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complete with a picnic blanket thoughtfully provided, so you can eat in another picturesque spot around the Kaipara.

Travel the road less taken and discover this gem of New Zealand that so many people don't know about. Explore the area and all its hidden secrets, taking your time eating, drinking, and wandering around. Connect with the place and the people that live there.

Be part of the living history that surrounds you and who knows you may just leave a little piece of your heart behind.

2039 Paparoa Valley Road, Paparoa www.paparoahotel.nz Viranda_Junction_June2021_V2_Final.pdf

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Grow Your Wealth Shrink your stress!

Director of Viranda Oli Wills invites you to consider commercial property investment for building wealth.

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“Commercial property can be an attractive alternative (or addition) to residential property for building wealth.

Particularly when you consider the new residential tax rules, tightened LVR restrictions and the prospect of higher interest rates.

Viranda is experiencing strong demand from new investors. Many have been surprised at the affordability of commercial property ownership. We have been delighted to help clients acquire industrial buildings from $600,000 upwards, which puts the financial goal within reach for many.

Oli Wills

oli@viranda.co.nz 021 276 8559

Our commitment to every client is a tailored service geared towards healthy returns and minimal risk.

Based in Takapuna, Viranda has more than 150 years’ combined experience, offering property investment and asset management services to investors of every profile. Let us find the right asset for you.”

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Spanish Influence Maite Paternain has spent the best part of the last decade concocting beautiful recipes and photographing her foodie creations to be enjoyed by thousands of readers of publications such as ELLE International.

Words Leah Botherway

Growing up in Basque Country in Spain, it was no surprise that Maite has found herself working in the culinary industry. A foodie’s paradise, the Basque Country is a coastal border region that straddles both France and Spain and takes culinary influences from both the sea and the mountain culture of the area.

Maite grew up in the town of Irun on the Spanish side of the Basque Country.

Travelling over the border to France every day to attend school, Maite was lucky enough to grow up in two countries famous for their two very different cuisines. This enviable upbringing meant that Maite was always surrounded by beautiful food and grew up in a culture where food was always at the forefront of every family gathering.

Maite made the move to the UK in her early twenties, and it was there that she fell for the charms of her now-husband Graeme, a Kiwi on his OE. Unsurprisingly Maite managed to convince Graeme to move back to Basque Country with her, where they proceeded to create a new life for themselves and start a family.

The combination of being back surrounded by beautiful food and produce and being at home with her young family inspired Maite to start a food and lifestyle blog. It was this blog

that provided Maite with a creative outlet and allowed her to share her culinary talents with the world, all whilst providing a sneak peek into her life in the Basque Country.

What began as a necessity to accompany her blog, Maite discovered that she took great joy in styling and taking photos.

Unlocking a passion for photography, this became the part of her blog that she enjoyed most. Over the following years, when Maite wasn’t in the kitchen creating recipes or running around after her young children, she spent her time studying photography and honing her craft.

In 2017, Maite entered some of her photos in a competition held by Delicious Magazine in the UK, where she finished as Runner Up. This competition gave Maite the confidence to contact other magazines, and the rest, as they say, is history. She began creating mouth-watering recipes for ELLE International along with local magazines and supermarkets in the Basque Country.

When not creating recipes, Maite would work with local businesses across the food and hospitality industries. She worked with a range of clients from butchers and wineries to supermarkets and restaurants, styling and photographing beautiful social media and websites.

A wide selection of WINES, SPIRITS & BEERS for every occasion

A wide selection of fine Wines, Spirits, Craft Beers for every occasion

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While the Basque Country was a wonderful place to live and bring up their children, Maite and Graeme had always planned to one day move to New Zealand. So, in December 2019, they finally bit the bullet and bought a house in Point Wells. By the end of March 2020, they had packed up their life in Spain, enrolled the children at Matakana Primary School and made the move.

Point Wells’ small friendly community on the water’s edge provided a perfect substitute for Basque Country. Still creating recipes for magazines, Maite found that the region gave her unrivalled access to beautiful produce to continue writing recipes influenced by both land and sea.

Whilst Maite intends to continue to write for her European clients, she also wants to establish some business a little closer to home. The finishing touches are being added to her studio, and once she’s set up, Maite intends to offer her services to local businesses. Whether it’s editorial photography, social media content or assisting people with bringing their brands to life, Matie can’t wait to start working a little more locally. www.instagram.com/matakana.food. photographer www.maitepaternain.com

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Taste of Brick Bay

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Junction Award Winner 2021 Four Square Molesworth, Mangawhai Heads Hamish and Hannah Townshend bought the Mangawhai Heads Four Square in January 2020. After working in the store and being in the community for 18 months, Hamish knew he had to jump at the opportunity to purchase the business when it came up for sale.

Hannah has been by Hamish’s side since day one after leaving her career in healthcare to support him on this venture.

They are joined by their amazing team of over 30 staff who go above and beyond when needed. They showed this throughout the 2020/21 lockdowns by supporting the community by putting in extra work to stock the shelves. “We couldn’t be more proud of how everyone stepped-up over this unknown and stressful situation being essential workers

day after day to provide essential supplies for our community,” says Hamish.

The trust that grew between the team and the community over the COVID-19 lockdowns went from strength to strength, which greatly aided them when they temporarily established a home delivery service for the vulnerable.

This was a huge logistical challenge, but thanks to a few locals in the Civil Defence they were able to provide this service in a time of need.

Growing their connections within the community is a big focus for Hamish and Hannah this year. They are always looking to support local businesses by stocking their products on their shelves, with brands like

Happy Chicks Eggs proudly out on display and Andra’s Flowers blooming brightly as you walk in the front entrance - just some of the latest additions to their range.

They are looking forward to being able to increase their range of fresh, everyday convenient foods and meal solutions as extending their back-of-house area will provide the opportunity to expand their freshly baked breads, pastries and hot food ranges.

Keeping up with the latest food trends, listening to customers' requests and getting their favourite products in for them are all ways that have helped the business to grow and flourish.

3 Wood Street, Mangawhai Heads

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JUNCTION AWARDS 2021

Every Thursday from 5pm

OPEN THURS - SUN 9AM - LATE 142 Pakiri Road, Leigh • 09 422 6019

WWW.LEIGHSAWMILL.CO.NZ

C A R A V A N The Apple Basket is a textile store that sells 100% cotton and linen fabrics, yarn (wool, alpaca, possum, linen and cotton yarns), embroidery threads and haberdashery. I run classes quilting/ patchwork, hand embroidery, dress making, textile gift card making, bag making, knitting, Pfaff sewing machine classes on site and we have a website with most items in the online store.

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OVERALL RUNNER UP PETE & MARY'S EATERY LTD After working in Hospitality since leaving school and having a dream to own their own café one day, siblings Tim and Suz along with their partners decided to venture out in 2019 and purchase what was Ginger Café at the time. They renamed it Pete & Mary’s Eatery after their late grandparents who had a huge impact on their lives.

They had only been open for eight weeks before the first lockdown which meant they had to be creative about keeping some kind of income coming in. They utilised the front window of the café to make food and coffee available to be purchased, and now have a “Level 3/4 lockdown routine” that they kick into action anytime it is needed. The support from the local community blew them away and Tim and Suz are so very thankful for this support.

They value sustainability so wherever possible they use locally grown/sourced products and produce, such as the local butcher, local produce growers etc. They also choose to use biodegradable packaging, coffee cups, and encourage the use of ‘Keep-cups’.

Tim and Suz also have the lease to the ‘Old Bakehouse’ and intend to get this functioning as a commercial kitchen again, as they are quickly outgrowing the kitchen within the café. They also want to offer whole cakes, a selection of catering and a greater retail selection - biscuits, edible gifts etc.

21 Queen Street, Warkworth

THE MAKING OF THE 2021 J AWARD In the heart of Warkworth Emma Zhang works in her purpose built studio carefully crafting each piece of pottery by hand following the ancient skills of centuries past. She is inspired by her heritage, and the colours and textures of nature.

She has created the 2021 J Award with slab building techniques, using a blend of stoneware and terracotta clays. The glaze is achieved through a Shino and white glaze reduction gas firing.

Emma’s passion is infectious as she leads small groups through the steps of hand-building and throwing. If you ever thought to try pottery, adult classes are available, as well as school holiday classes for children.

Her studio is open by appointment, and you can follow her on Instagram to see more of her creations or visit her Facebook for more information on workshops. www.facebook.com/ruiceramics | ruiceramics@gmail.com

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JUNCTION AWARDS 2021

PEOPLES CHOICE - SMALL BUSINESS WINNER - LITTLE RED COFFEE

Runners up: 2. T HE FINDER'S LIFE

Owner of Little Red Coffee in Waipu, Jacqui Mewett loves her coffee shop. “I can’t call it a job, or work. I have too much fun most of the time! I love seeing familiar faces arrive everyday, my regulars certainly feel like part of my family, and I’ve met the most amazing people.”

3. MANGAWHAI TAVERN MARKET 4. CARO WITH LOVE

Little Red takes pride in using, stocking and showcasing a selection of New Zealand’s finest. From their Kokako Organic Fairtrade Coffee to Duck Island IceCream, their famous locally made Petra’s Apple Cake and Sourdough, to Keto slices from Sweet Not Sugar Nelson.

5. CHARLIES GELATO

www.facebook.com/littleredcoffeewaipu Photo Credit: Wild Marsh Creative @wildmarshcreative

PEOPLES CHOICE - MEDIUM BUSINESS WINNER - PETE & MARY'S EATERY LTD

Runners up:

After years of experience working in hospitality Tim and Suz knew to surround themselves with like minded people who love business and get excited about growing their vision for Pete & Mary’s Eatery.

3. W HARF STREET BISTRO

2. GRINGAS

4. MATAKANA VILLAGE FARMERS' MARKET

It was important to them to create an environment for their team that lets them know they are cared for. They encourage their staff to treat others like they would want to be treated, and this is reflected greatly in their customer service.

5. M AHU CITY EXPRESS

“A lot of time goes into hiring the right people for our staff, and in turn it has produced a strong, tight knit and reliable team. www.facebook.com/peteandmarys.eatery

PEOPLES CHOICE - LARGE BUSINESS

WINNER - FOUR SQUARE MOLESWORTH, MANGAWHAI HEADS

Runners up: 2. BRICK BAY

Running the community hub of Four Square Molesworth has come naturally to owners Hamish and Hannah Townshend, who work hard to stay connected with locals both in store and via their small-town, relatable social media posts. After only owning the store for six months, they were nominated for Four Square’s Store of the Year in 2020, and made it into the top five.

3. 8 WIRED BREWING 4. N ATURE’S NEST EARLY LEARNING CENTRE WARKWORTH 5. SCULPTUREUM AND ROTHKO RESTAURANT

Working alongside their team of 30, Hamish says, “watching the team members grow and seeing what they can achieve during their time working at Four Square provides huge satisfaction.”

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COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION WINNER - GRINGAS

Runners up:

Created in 2018, by Deena Reynolds’ and Maggie Plum’s passion for cooking (and eating) Gringas brought something new and delicious to Mangawhai. They love experimenting in the kitchen with new ingredients and techniques, and sourcing local ingredients wherever possible.

2. CHARLIES GELATO 3. NEIGHBOURHOOD RECYCLE 4. T HE SAWMILL BREWERY + SMOKO ROOM

Gringas works closely with local charities providing meals to families in need.

Maggie and Deena have created a safe space at Gringas, where everyone is welcome, no matter how you identify, because “tacos don’t discriminate”.

5. MANGAWHAI TAVERN MARKET

They often run promotions and giveaways, collaborating with other local businesses and charities. All of their uniforms, signage and merchandise have been designed and printed locally. www.gringas.co.nz

CUSTOMER SERVICE DELIVERY

Runners up:

WINNER - PETE & MARY'S EATERY LTD

2. F OUR SQUARE MOLESWORTH, MANGAWHAI HEADS

Opened in 2019, Pete & Mary’s goal was to create a space where people felt welcomed, and met with consistently good food, espresso and customer service.

For them timing and learning is everything. Tim and Suz learnt a lot about hospitality from their years of experience in the industry and have been able to put this to use in their own establishment.

3. M AHU CITY EXPRESS 4. CHARLIES GELATO

Suz says that “being genuine with people” shows that you care. “Serve people well. People are precious. If people feel important, they return to that.”

5. T HE SAWMILL BREWERY + SMOKO ROOM

They are thankful and appreciate those “who pop in each day, and choose to invest time and money into Pete & Mary’s Eatery”. www.facebook.com/peteandmarys.eatery

EXCELLENCE IN MARKETING

WINNER - MANGAWHAI TAVERN MARKET

Runners up: 2. BRICK BAY

Mangawhai Tavern Markets (MTM) made its debut in October 2018, to meet the apparent need for a place for locals and tourists to visit on a Saturday morning, along with the incredibly talented artisans within the local community.

3. W HARF STREET BISTRO 4. SCULPTUREUM AND ROTHKO RESTAURANT

“Navigating the Covid Lockdowns and subsequent trading legislations was extremely challenging in 2020,” say managers Mike Hynes and Vanessa Willems, “but we looked after our vendors and the public very well so we could continue what we started back in 2018. And social media played a huge part in our recovery from that time.”

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SUSTAINABILITY SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS

Runners up:

WINNER - MAHU CITY EXPRESS

2. MANGAWHAI TAVERN MARKET

The Mahu City Express has been transporting and converting city bound commuters to the faster, cheaper and much more pleasant way to travel since 2015.

3. T HE SAWMILL BREWERY + SMOKO ROOM

Sustainability and social consciousness have been part of their business ethos from the beginning. Directly addressing both the negative environmental impact of so many commuting cars, and the personal effect on tired drivers and their lives.

4. MATAKANA VILLAGE FARMERS' MARKET

Having had New Zealand’s first eCoach, this little Snells Beach business is about to become the country’s first fully electric bus company, showing leadership to the entire industry in making the switch to emission free electric coaches.

5. B REWED AS COLLECTIVE

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COVID RESPONSE, INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY WINNER - BREWED AS COLLECTIVE

Brewed As opened in April 2019. Owners Gareth and Anna Wilson’s love for hospitality inspired them to bring something to the community that is more than just a restaurant. Embracing the concept of “Manaakitanga” by creating a space that is welcoming, comfortable, and allows customers to learn, grow and share ideas.

They gain inspiration by interacting with suppliers, other operators and being involved with organisations like the Specialty Coffee Association and Sustainable Kaipara. Brewed As is constantly exposed to the industry’s leading professionals allowing them to integrate the newest innovations within the industry.

Runners up: 2. MATAKANA DENTAL CARE 3. MATAKANA WATER 4. W OOD STREET PIZZERIA 5. H APPY RAT PRODUCTIONS LTD (CHILLIBEAN)

They are thankful to all their customers for the incredible support. www.brewedas.com

EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR

WINNER - SALLY FELMINGHAM

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR WINNER - JANINE HINTON

Janine Hinton runs and oversees the charity ‘Saving Hope Foundation’, making a real difference in the lives of puppies and dogs. “From the moment they take their first breath they should be loved, cared for and treated with decency,” she says.

Run solely on donations, Saving Hope receive litters daily but leave no dog behind. “Unfortunately we are the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff most of the time and the pups/ the dogs we normally get into our care need a lot of vet care, love and support to bring them up to physical and mental health. I love seeing them flourish and grow when they go into their fosters and then their forever homes.” www.savinghope.co.nz

Sally Felmingham is the unsung hero of hospitality. Having worked at Pakiri Holiday Park for the past three years as the head housekeeper, Sally can often be found behind a mountain of laundry. She works tirelessly to keep the Holiday Park looking it’s best for the guests to enjoy, often going above and beyond the call of duty - she has been known to stop on her way to work and pick wild flowers for the rooms. Sally treats the housekeeping team as if they are family, providing support and accommodation for their international workers. www.pakiriholidaypark.co.nz

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Desktop Plants In 2010, a study by the University of Technology in Sydney discovered a significant impact to employees’ health and wellbeing once greenery was added to work spaces. Their findings noted a reduction of indoor air pollution and noise levels, with an overall improvement in office aesthetics. But probably more surprising was the significant decrease in feelings of stress and negativity felt by staff; general performance and productivity improved and in turn the number of absences amongst staff fell.

Here are some top picks for indoor plants that grow well in the New Zealand climate.

Snake Plant – The Snake Plant (also known as ‘Mother in Law's Tongue’), with its stiff upright leaves, is a perfect plant for beginners as it can tolerate being neglected, so won't suffer if you leave it over Christmas

break. They prefer indirect sunlight and less frequent watering so allow them to dry out in between waterings.

Ficus – Ficus is one of the most popular ornamental indoor plants. It keeps a treelike shape and enjoys bright indirect or unfiltered light and can handle relatively high humidity levels.

Peace Lily – With their dark green foliage and beautiful white flowers, they are great for cleaning the air of the room they are in.

Peace lilies are tropical plants so they prefer a warm, humid environment and bright but indirect light. Make sure to keep the soil moist, but avoid over watering peace lilies.

String of Pearls – A popular succulent featuring long beaded tendrils that can grow up to a metre long, making them perfect for a spot on a high shelf. Their bead-like foliage

stores water, which makes them more tolerant of drought. Allow your String of Pearls to dry out between watering, as root rot is a common problem if this plant is overwatered.

String of Pearls will tolerate a bright light, so a sunny windowsill or shelf is a great spot.

Callisia Bubbles – Callisia Bubbles (Callisia repens) is another great trailing houseplant.

The Bubbles plant prefers a bright position, but not direct sunlight. Water regularly to keep the soil moist and trim to maintain shape and encourage new growth.

Philodendron Birkin – Philodendron Birkin is becoming increasingly popular with its striking pin-striped foliage. The Birkin enjoys bright but indirect sunlight, a humid environment and moist soil. Regularly water, allowing the soil to only partly dry out between watering.

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In 2018, William Lindesay had a call from fellow builder Helen James, asking if he could find a spot in the Matakana team for a friend who was keen to get into the industry. She was upfront that she didn't have experience but did have a good attitude.

“When we interview people, I always say, ‘We can teach you almost anything but we can't teach attitude, work ethic or humour’” William says. It became evident quickly that Rangipai had buckets loads of these attributes though and always a smile on her face.

While Rangipai Hill-Dobson started her journey as an apprentice builder, she met a bunch of carpenters she now calls her brothers. Not only did they share their craft with her, but they also treated her as an equal. Their team raised money for different organisations, once participating in Shave for a Cure. These bonds created on site were made easy with having a site foreman, Rob Hoey who has developed a culture where they all look out for one another.

Rangipai’s goal is to own her own home so

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Lindesay Construction believes in the development of a strong team environment where apprentices like Pai are made to feel included and valued throughout their learning. By providing leadership and a positive culture consisting of respect, encouragement, daily challenges and the opportunities to develop key skills for the trade, Pai has thrived and continues to develop into an exceptional young tradeswoman.

Lindesay felt Pai needed to be recognised for her work and wanted to celebrate her progress, effort and skills by nominating her for the NAWIC Apprentice of Year and Rising Star Awards. “It is the first time a participant has won two awards in different categories and we couldn’t be prouder of her,” says William. “The last time I checked in on Pai with her site manager – he said ‘Look out, she’ll be running this place soon!’” www.lindesayconstruction.co.nz

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Steps to Selling Selling a business successfully is, in many ways, no different to running a business successfully.

“Once a potential buyer is interested, there’s little that will be more attractive than seeing that the enterprise is well-run, and wellpositioned for its unique mix of opportunities, risks and obligations in the market,” says Jayson Hayde, Bayleys Real Estate’s National Director of Business Sales.

“There is no doubt that running a business successfully and professionally very much assists in its preparation for sale and achieving the optimum outcome in selling that business,” he says.

Though every business is different, experience points to universal ingredients that enable owners to operate (and ultimately sell) a successful and profitable business.

The right people

Having a high-performing and stable team with a positive workplace culture is an advantage for any business, and a strong selling point. So too, is ensuring that the management team is competent – regardless of ownership. The impression of a wellmanaged team will be reinforced if you’re able to show clear, well thought-out and

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up-to-date structural charts, HR manuals and employment contracts.

Knowing your market

Being able to show that you understand your client base, have excellent relationships and where appropriate supply agreements are in place, will go a long way towards demonstrating that your business is well-run.

You need to be able to demonstrate a strong understanding of your product offering, distribution channels, competitive advantage, margins and areas of risk and upside, and a thorough knowledge of your competitors.

Having an up-to-date SWOT analysis on your business will demonstrate a disciplined approach. A new owner may see an alternative path for the business, but a clear existing market positioning and business strategy will give them confidence around the starting point.

A record of success

A documented record of successful financial performance will be an irresistible asset for your enterprise. At a more basic level, completed and audited accounts for previous

years; regular cash flow reports which show where income is coming from and where it’s going; and a record of effective management of debtors. You should have budgets in place for the current year, with year-to-date progress measured through monthly accounts and year-end forecasts updated periodically.

Ideally, your paperwork should be able to show a consistent pattern of profitable year-on-year revenue growth, and strong control of costs, which ideally decrease as a percentage of revenue as the business grows. Longer-term plans will outline how profitable growth will be achieved over the coming three to five years.

Plans, processes and compliance

The owner of a well-run business will ensure there are clear systems for operational procedures and that these are documented in an operations manual. Annual repairs and maintenance should be detailed along with capital expenditure plans.

A long-term strategic plan will show the business knows where it is heading.

Meanwhile, all licence agreements, leases (plant and buildings), insurances and other contracts need to be current and appropriate, while a detailed workplace health and safety policy will demonstrate that the business is meeting its legal obligations.

Documentation of this type will offer valuable assurance that planning is well in hand from both an operational and strategic perspective, and compliance requirements are being met – which will help head off doubts or questions from potential buyers.

“In a perfect world all of the above – and more – will be in place, both while you operate your business and also when the

time comes to sell,” says Jayson. “The more boxes you can tick in this checklist, the more saleable your business will be.”

In reality, of course, that is quite often not the case, which doesn’t mean the business still can’t be readied for sale and a good outcome achieved. A knowledgeable business broker will be able to advise and assist with this.

“Quite often prospective buyers are attracted by improvements that could be made and the potential for growth when assessing a business,” he says. “The bottom line is that planning for the eventual sale of your business should ideally begin well in advance of the sale date, and in many ways

from the day you first acquire or start it,” “A company with a history of being well-run will be more saleable and reward the owner for their years of hard work and investment.”

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Home Office If you’ve found yourself working from home a lot more over the last few months like

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It’s great to have good natural light but watch out for screen glare and do think about adding a great desk lamp to ensure you have effective task lighting at night.

Don’t forget to consider all of your senses,

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Better Work Stories

SWIM MANGAWHAI ONE YEAR IN BUSINESS “Our business, like many others, experienced lots of challenges over the past year. What got us through was our resilience, commitment to providing this service and the support of our incredible community,” says owner Emma Kirner.

Swim Mangawhai is based on three core values: supporting local, manaakitanga and whakawhanaungatanga. “We embed these values in our everyday operations by recruiting skilled, passionate and caring people to work with us. Surrounding ourselves with people who believe and breathe our values makes Swim Mangawhai what it is.”

In reality, owning a business doesn’t mean more family time, for now it means the opposite and we are incredibly grateful for the support our wee whanau have around us.

Since starting Swim Mangawhai we have seen a lot of our community being stretched and challenged in various ways. By embracing manaakitanga, we’re able to lend a hand and support those who support us. We wouldn’t have it any other way. www.swimmangawhai.co.nz

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WARKWORTH BUTCHERY SEVEN YEARS IN BUSINESS After 20 years as a butcher and seven owning the Warkworth Butchery, Rob Lees and his team have become an integral part of the local community. For them customer service is their main focus, “and appreciation of the effort our customers have made to shop with us is of the utmost importance to me!” says Rob. “Consistency is also important as people keep coming back for what they like.

It is important to be able to back that up - once they have faith in you they will try other products.”

“Smallgoods was at the forefront of my business early on.

We needed to create an identity with that and we have grown so much with our range and also knowledge. I believe in baby steps and gradual growth - being genuine and immersing yourself in the community."

Rob says that his team have been a key asset and they have been lucky to have a low staff turnover. “In turn we all have great rapport with our customers, who from the start, have been willing to support this 100 plus year-old butchery but they must like what they take home and how we do it!” www.warkworthbutchery.co.nz

KATYA MAKER BOUTIQUE - 10 YEARS IN BUSINESS Katya Maker Boutique for the style-conscious woman, has recently celebrated its 10th anniversary since their unveiling.

Managing Director, Katya Maker shares some tips on a decade of success.

Be flexible/keep learning - you need to invest in emerging trends, technologies and shifts in the industry. Keep your eyes and ears open to new ways of bringing value to your customers.

It’s scary, but if you see potential in something new, you have to put yourself out there and try it.

Become excellent in your craft - become a total nerd with your business. It’s not enough to know your product, you need to

know your value proposition, your competitors, their products and everything in between. Learn everything you can from the successes and failures of the leaders in your industry. Your superior knowledge of the product or solution you offer (with your ability to communicate it) will make you the obvious choice for a portion of your target market.

Stay consistent - we’ve always put a focus on creating a particular type of experience in store for our customers. But what good is that if it only happens once out of every five visits?

Know why your customer chooses to buy from you, instead of their other options and consistently deliver on that promise.

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SOUTHERN PAPRIKA LIMITED TWENTY THREE YEARS IN BUSINESS Southern Paprika Limited (SPL) is a 27 hectare glasshouse operation based in Warkworth employing 150 staff.

“The SPL business of glasshouse food production has been going for twenty two years but we started the journey many years before that, growing crops in the ground for the local market,” say owners Hamish and Robyn Alexander.

“Business decisions were made with the knowledge of what we knew and we trusted our instincts. The financial risks we took were significant but we followed our passion for growing and really felt we could pull it off.”

CARO WITH LOVE - MUMTREPRENEUR As a mother to two young boys, partner to a busy man in real estate and the business owner of ‘Carowithlove', Caroline Rae shares some of her tips and truths about life as a mumtrepreneur.

“I get asked how I fit it all in on a daily basis and the truthful answer is, I don't know! The juggle between mum life and work life is real and behind the scenes of my beautiful, well put together store is far from calm.”

They have been fortunate to have been able to source their staff through the Kiribati community. “Without it we would not be operating. Supporting staff and local trades first has always been our mantra – our advice is to ensure you pay them before anyone else – including yourselves.”

“It's a very busy life, but I love what I do. I love the job and store I have created, and when you walk into Carowithlove this is what you'll feel. My amazing staff, lists that never end, multitasking and being as organised as possible are what get me through each day. The nights are filled with paying invoices, replying to emails and social media messages, scheduling posts, sourcing new suppliers, ordering stock, and yes if you drive past the store at 9pm at night you'll see the lights on with me inside rearranging and putting out new stock!”

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Friday, 6 August 9:30-11:30am or 1-3pm Parents and caregivers are welcome to attend.

Children are welcome, (however, they will have an opportunity to visit the school once enrolled at the November Orientation Day).

Mahurangi College - Notice of Pre-enrolment and Ballot Procedures 2022 The Board Of Trustees invites applications from parents who wish to enroll their sons and daughters for Mahurangi College in 2022.

Enrolment at the school is governed by an enrolment scheme which includes a precise description of the home zone, details of which are available on the school website - mahurangi.school.nz or at the school office.

The deadline for all in-zone and out-of-zone applications is Friday, 13 Aug 2021.

The board has determined that up to 5 places are likely to be available in each year level group (Year 7 – 13) for out-of-zone students next year. This number is an estimate only. The exact number of places will depend on the number of applications received from students who live within the school’s home zone.

If the number of out-of-zone applications exceeds the number of places available, students will be selected by ballot. If a ballot is required it will be held on Monday, 23 August 2021. Parents will be informed of the outcome of the ballot within three school days of the ballot being held.

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Ready, Willing and Able What does the word ‘disability’ bring to mind?

Maybe you picture someone in a wheelchair or a person who is vision impaired using a stick? Disability is usually associated with being ‘less able’, because it suggests you are unable to do what others can. But there is another side that is rarely understood – that disabled people are as diverse as people who are not disabled. Many have great qualities and talents that aren’t recognised because of our unconscious bias when we see someone who is different to ourselves.

At AIM (Adults in Motion) Inc. they work alongside adults who have learning and physical disabilities. Using a strengths-based model and focussing on what people can do they believe that everyone has a right to fully participate in their community and everyone has something to contribute. Whether it be

in a paid job, part-time role, volunteering, or being a good neighbour. “We look at each person’s abilities, potential, and personal goals - then mentor them to build the skill-set needed to find a suitable role,” says manager Sarah Allan.

“For social integration to work, we need communities that support inclusion, and businesses that welcome disabled people.”

Currently, AIM is supporting an enthusiastic young person undergoing training to work in a local pet shop. A support person joined Jessica for her initial training, and now she is becoming more independent. Jessica is thrilled to be in a regular work setting, with colleagues and customers that value her work. “The impact this has on Jessica is immeasurable, not to mention the impact it has on others,” Sarah says.

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Providing accommodations for staff with disabilities has many proven benefits for businesses. Diversity improves the organisational culture and climate of the workplace; disabled people are reliable employees with an overall higher job retention rate; plus, customers often commend businesses for employing disabled people because it demonstrates an ethos of valuing individual employees, as well as the inherent social benefits of creating and sustaining an inclusive workplace.

Local businesses who wish to offer trial placements for suitable applicants (just an hour or two a week) can email the AIM manager. adultsinmotion@gmail.com www.adultsinmotionnz.com

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Business and Employment Law Changes The last 12 months has seen significant upheaval of laws affecting businesses in New Zealand.

It’s important for businesses to understand their new rights and obligations, and to understand the new entitlements for employees.

employers should ensure their employment agreements and Staff Handbook have been updated to reflect the changes.

Some of the important changes are outlined below:

Until recently, pregnant employees were not entitled to bereavement leave if they suffered a miscarriage or still birth. The Employment Relations Act 2000 has now been amended so an employee is entitled to take up to three days paid bereavement leave if they or their partner experience a miscarriage or stillbirth.

People planning to have a baby through surrogacy or adopting are also eligible.

Again, all employment documentation should be updated to reflect this change.

• New Privacy Act

The new Privacy Act 2020 came into force in New Zealand on 1 December 2020. The privacy changes affect all employers, and any organisation that gathers customers’ details for any reason: e.g., for a newsletter database, payment purposes, repeat bookings, or loyalty programs. Terms of Trade and other customer contracts should be reviewed and updated to reflect the new law. Particular changes for employers are that HR material (e.g., notes from performance appraisals) may have to be disclosed to employees; employers must appoint a Privacy Officer; and mandatory notification is now a requirement. All

• Bereavement Leave Extended for Employees

• Sick Leave Entitlement Increased

The Holidays (Increasing Sick Leave) Amendment Bill passed its third reading on 19 May 2021. The new law will provide employees with an increased entitlement to 10 days paid sick leave per year. The maximum number of sick leave days an

employee is entitled to in any year will remain the same. This means employees will only be able to carry over 10 sick leave days (instead of 15) to a maximum of 20 days in any given year. The changes are expected to come into force in approximately two months time.

• M andatory Accreditation for Employers of Migrant Workers

From 1 November 2021, all employers who hire migrant workers on the new Accredited Employer Work Visa (AEWV) must be accredited employers. This requirement will replace the previous scheme where accreditation was not mandatory. To become accredited, an employer must (among other things) ensure that all employment operational practices are robust and all employment agreements and Staff Handbooks are up to date.

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Co-Working Space Comes to Wellsford Corinne Smith and Mark Macdonald of Altitude Advisors & Accountants Ltd, along with their social media expert Shannen Frear and new administration manager Hauraki Beazley-Keane have officially moved to Wellsford, and are opening up their office space as a shared work-hub. “'Altitude Co-Working’ is for anyone who is looking to work in a different environment - from business owners, to those who work from home or even students,” says Corinne.

Shared workspaces have become increasingly popular in the last few years, as they are not only a more financially viable option for businesses but they also offer staff a place to connect with others and share ideas in a professional environment. With more people working from home, but perhaps struggling with limited internet access or household distractions, co-working spaces are a great option.

With different rates for casual and permanent desks, a meeting room for hire and excellent Wi-Fi, Altitude Co-Working has something for everyone, including complementary unlimited tea and coffee.

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besoul – a Canvas to Create a Life’s Masterpiece In my 25 plus years working in the funeral industry, I have observed the growing need for people to remember their loved ones in the way that they want to in a way that reflects the life of the person. When I was fortunate enough to design a modern, purpose-built site for besoul Funerals, the ability to have a space that could be tailored to any event was front of mind.

The Magnolia Room, where memorial events are held, can comfortably hold 150 people and is fitted with large screens and a sound system. Livestream video is available for services so those who are unable to attend can still take part. A kitchen and catering options are also available so you don’t need to move off-site and can enjoy refreshments with family and friends following the service.

Now surrounded by farmland on Gumfield Drive in Warkworth we have a custom-built facility to cater to funeral events - or any event of varying natures. It’s a modern, well-equipped space that acts as a sort of canvas.

The building was designed and built by local talent BK Designs and McMahon Builders. Of the design, Haden and Bernie Kose say they were daunted by the unique project at first. “Thankfully Dean has a wealth of experience in the industry and with his existing knowledge we were able to create a design brief covering all necessary spaces, forms and functions of the proposed building,” says Haden.

Having a blank slate to make your own could seem quite daunting to begin with but our besoul team will work alongside you to learn about what mattered most to the person you are celebrating. Then some special ideas start to transpire.

We don’t want people to feel that they have to ‘tiptoe’ in as is commonly felt in funeral homes – we also have inviting spaces for viewing and spending time with your loved one and your family and friends, sharing stories, even sharing a drink if that’s how you want to remember them.

“Our end goal was to create a building that is warm and welcoming, while at the same time making it efficient and accessible.

Cedar cladding was chosen for the front reception area to give a sense of warmth to the exterior. It was also used under the covered veranda of the Magnolia Room helping to tie the building together, while also creating a warm and welcoming covered outdoor area. The Magnolia Room

is tall and long, with large and high windows to allow ample natural light in. It is a flexible space, not constrained by fixed pews, as in a chapel, or sofas and chairs in a stateroom.

The warm colour palette that Dean and his team have selected in this area are also key to creating this environment.”

Jean, who recently lost her husband after 60 years of marriage, appreciated the work that had been done to make the besoul space a welcoming one. “My husband passed away in February. From the moment he left this world, Dean looked after him with care and dignity. My family felt confident in Dean taking care of the service to celebrate Ken’s life. A bonus for us was the building was not gloomy – but spacious, bright, and airy.

Ken was not a gloomy person; he had a bright personality.”

We want the community to feel a sense of ownership when they come here, and it is available to any community group or individuals when not being used for funerals.

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Brewed on the Go Epic Coffee Specialty coffee, carefully roasted in microbatches right here in Waipu and loaded into an adventure proof drip filter for you to enjoy damn good coffee on the go.

Created by a father and daughter duo who believe that your epic adventures deserve to be fuelled by top-notch coffee. Epic Coffee was an idea born from their shared love of the outdoors, adventures and of course, coffee.

As avid adventurers and extreme sports enthusiasts, they wanted to create an adventure proof on-the-go coffee option that tasted just as good as a visit to the local roasters.

More than a simple cup of coffee they envisioned a product that would inspire others to embark on their own journeys, see the beauty in nature and become part of a community that helps preserve the outdoors.

The drip filters are fully sealed and will withstand any adventure. Brewed in just five easy steps. Just open your adventure proof pouch, rip open your epic drip filter, fit it into your favourite mug, fill with hot water and allow it to drain through three to four times. Finally take it home and dispose of it responsibly.

While fuelling kiwi adventures, Epic Coffee are busy doing some good behind the scenes too. They sponsor Surf Life Saving Waipu Cove, Surf Life Saving Piha and donate proceeds from every purchase to reforestation projects with One Tree Planted.

Whether you’re heading on your first camping trip, or embarking on an extended passage, this is your favourite new essential.

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Organic Goodness In case you have missed the news, Pinenut Bakery is the place to go for all artisan bread lovers across Bream Bay.

Pinenut Bakery's roots originate in the long and deeply ingrained Polish tradition of making bread. After all, it is Poland where ‘poolish’, one of the most classic fermentation processes widely used these days in preparing classic baguettes, was invented in the early 19th century.

Along with ‘poolish’, sourdough is another all-time favourite choice for most Poles. In Poland bread is not only a part of almost every meal but also plays a major role in celebrating special moments, festive and religious rituals. After moving to New Zealand, it was no-brainer for the owners of the bakery to start sharing their love of sourdough with Kiwis.

The perfect bread is all about senses: you can hear it crackling once taken out from the oven, its glorious smell spreads across the whole house, soft and chewy dough hidden

beneath the crunchy crust can satisfy the pickiest taste and even simply looking at it immediately makes you ravenous.

But let’s not be fooled – making real sourdough has only a little to do with baking -it is science! Pinenut Bakery’s commitment to use only organic flour comes from the belief that natural ingredients enhance natural fermentation and result in the most delicious, protein and antioxidant rich and healthy bread. Traditional grain fermentation process enables lactic acid or ‘good’ bacteria to grow which along with the ‘wild yeast’, naturally present in flour, makes the dough rise.

This precious colony of millions of hardworking bacteria allows for smooth digestion, playing a vital role in everyday diet. More importantly, this natural fermentation increases absorption of

many vitamins and minerals such as zinc, magnesium and potassium which gives you yet another excuse to eat your sourdough bread without feeling guilty.

Apart from the finest ingredients, every bread deserves a bit of love, too. That is why at Pinenut Bakery each loaf is hand crafted and individually scored. During the two-day process of producing a loaf of sourdough, they do not compromise on quality, sticking to every single stage of the process and never hurrying the bread.

Find out more about Ruakaka based Pinenut Bakery by visiting their website or email Marta to grab your share of organic goodness. You can also follow them on Facebook to get the latest updates on Pinenut Bakery’s activities. www.pinenutbakery.co.nz marta@pinenutbakery.co.nz

A New Name, But Still The Place To Be It’s been a landmark in Warkworth for a few years now, but the Oaks on Neville retirement complex has recently changed its name. In recognition of the delightful village it is nestled right in the centre of, it will now simply be known as Warkworth Oaks.

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Seasonal Gardening Calendar Gardens are beautiful places that ebb and flow with the seasons. Places that nourish your soul and your body. Your garden will reward you for the effort you put in with fresh, healthy and great tasting produce. Right now, in early winter you may notice the energy in your garden retreating from the heady highs of summer and early autumn. This is a perfect time to set up your early spring crops, to clean up and build fertility. Your garden may have that extra warm sunny spot that will grow winter vegetables like a star. It may also be a bit wet and shady and happy to take a rest. If you are planting in winter take time to observe and choose the best areas to plant in. This will help you get great results.

HARVEST •W inter greens like kale, perpetual spinach, silverbeet •B rassicas - broccoli, cauliflower, broccoflower • C elery • M esclun & lettuce • R ocket •H erbs like coriander, parsley, spring onions •C itrus fruits – lemons, limes, mandarins, oranges, grapefruits

PLANT • Fennel

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Already in our winter garden, which is in a tunnel house, are broccoli, beetroot, fennel, cabbage, broccoflower, kale, spinach, lettuce and parsley. There are still capsicums with new green fruit coming on. The first of the broccoli is ready to pick and put on the table. We have mesclun, spring onions and coriander growing in planter boxes in a smaller hothouse. It’s next to our house so we can pick straight onto the table.

Growing outside are carrots and self seeded parsnips, plus a row of perpetual spinach. The outdoor garden is quiet right now and will be next month too. For your winter garden, what you harvest depends on your site, how good the drainage and sunlight is. If you have raised beds in a sunny location they will be shining right now.

Garlic is ideally suited to planting from May to July and is traditionally planted on the shortest day. So now is the time to get your garlic in if you haven’t already. Apart from garlic there is not much in the pipeline to plant out this month. Probably a low point of the year for many of us. With recent rains our clay soils will be fairly waterlogged. We don’t get much frost or real cold weather, but a waterlogged soil can present similar challenges to your winter garden. Soil temperature is what matters. A raised bed, in a sunny place, is the perfect to plant winter greens.

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SOW • Onions •B rassicas - kale, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower • Lettuce • Parsley • Celery • Fennel

You can sow seeds anytime, but a good time to sow seeds in July is just before the next full moon on 24th July. As a rule of thumb, the seeds you are sowing now, will be ready to plant out in your garden in 6 to 8 weeks time. Think about sowing seeds that you will be planting out in late August onwards. By then, in our area, we are usually starting to get a mix of sunny early spring conditions laced with spells of cold wet winter weather.

To sow seeds at this time of year you will need to be sowing your seeds indoors or in a glass house. There is not much scope to direct sow into your garden.

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TO DO •C lean up beds from autumn •L ime and apply compost to beds • Prune fruit trees

July is a quiet time in the vegetable garden. If you have trees to plant now is a good time to think about that. It is also a good time to walk around and observe what is happening on the land. Are any big trees too close and shading out your valuable vegetable patch? When you dig into your garden is it waterlogged? If it is, maybe put it in a raised bed or dig a drain.

You can also fertilise fruit trees, turn compost and lime beds not in use. A clean up is also great to remove debris left from the summer/autumn harvest.

Garden structures like bean trellises can be cleaned or removed for winter. Dormant fruit trees can be pruned. Feijoas can also be pruned now to keep them vigorous and let light in, so can olive trees if you have them.

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Built on a peninsula overlooking Omaha, the ocean and Hauturu Island, Takatu Ridge House embraces expansive views and the sun. The landscape, productive gardens and orchard influenced the house plan, right down to bringing the landscaping into the centre of the house with an internal courtyard and positioning of rooms. All rooms open to the outdoors and garden, and take advantage of the indoor-outdoor connections.

The home built by Shaun Steffens, earned the now local architect Ross Brown a win at the 2020 Auckland Architects Awards.

It comprises two separate living areas, a centrally located kitchen closely related to the vegetable garden and outdoor-eating area, a home-office and a robust mud-room as an alternative entry point, in addition to all the normal requirements for a three bedroom house. A garage studio also provides overflow sleeping. The house opens onto its central courtyard, north facing deck and pergola. The two-storey section of the house was sited to the west of the courtyard, permitting a sloping-roof across the whole building, which directs easterly weather up

and over the house; minimal openings to the south protect from cold south-westerly winds. Eaves and timber screens on upper windows give shade in summer while letting in winter sun.

In summer, the large north facing windows are screened by upper timber slats with eaves and a timber pergola to provide further shade. Inside, high studs help cool the house in summer and in winter a concrete entrance slab beside full height north-facing glazing, creates a ‘heat sink’. In winter, ambient heat is provided by gas fired, water-filled radiators

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The upstairs living (and office) enjoys views to Mt Tamahunga to the north and vineyards to the west, taking maximum advantage of the late-afternoon sun. Steel-framed and well-insulated timber framed walls give the house a robustness that accommodates extensive glazing to the north and east.

Plantation woods and sustainable materials are used throughout: Blackbutt floors, wool carpets and plywood ceilings are also used.

External cladding is Ashen-Dura chosen for its minimal treatment and is painted white to deflect summer sun. Deck timber is Grapa and the pergola framing is a combination of Purple Heart and Russian Larch.

The house feels at home in the rural landscape with its shed roof forms (echoing local rural building shapes), grey corrugated iron roof and wall cladding in concert with crisp white-painted vertical weatherboarding. The owners who inhabit the house full-time now, say they enjoy the comfortable living and energy efficiency. ross@rosso.co.nz 021 995 544 Photos: www.samhartnett.com

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A Tropical Colour Storm Marie-Dominique Lennan was born on the

Ivory Coast of West Africa. It is, therefore, no

surprise that this hot and sunny environment,

with its flora and fauna, and beautiful colours,

had a special influence on Marie-Dominique's personality and outlook on life. From an

early age, she was inspired by the local

fabrics which often reflected the energy of

the colourful markets, the beaches, palms, coconut trees, hibiscus and all tropical vibrant species.

After relocating to New Zealand via Paris, a massive adventure in itself, she then frequently travelled to the Pacific Islands and Bali - again drawn to the colours of a tropical landscape, the relaxed lifestyle and its people. After bringing up two boys in Leigh, the closest she could come to a stunning setting in New Zealand, she started painting as a way to bring the memories of the tropics into her home.

multiple layers and with a few years of

A workshop taught her to use colour in

from the canvas.

practice, Marie-Dominique found her style and brought her tropical abstract artwork to life.

The primary medium used is acrylic paint on

canvas, and each layer tells part of the story coming to life on an abstract background.

Marie-Dominique allows the paint to determine the direction with the base layers of the piece,

almost bringing the canvas to completion. The final process is to extract the final imagery

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With her frequent trips to Tahiti, Fiji and Bali over the last 30 years, she has built up a collection of photographic imagery to draw from, capturing the exotic nature of the islands, in her abstract illustration of heliconia, palms, hibiscus and monstera.

Working as a real estate agent dedicated to the Leigh and Matakana coastal region, she has often found inspiration in her vendors' beautiful sub-tropical gardens. By immersing yourself into her paintings, you can find the landscape that the artist herself escapes to when creating it - a beautiful, tropical destination with joy and play never far away.

Marie-Dominique’s paintings are displayed at the Matakana Art Gallery and a couple of her artworks will be exclusively exhibited at the MAGS Art Show (Mount Albert Grammar School exhibition) from the 15-18 August 2021.

Commissions are welcome and you can follow Marie-Dominique on Instagram @tropicart8. www.artmatakana.com www.magsartshow.co.nz

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Treasure Hunting at the Funny Barn The Funny Barn began its life as a shearing shed, but owner Robyn Cunliffe saw its potential and set out to breathe new life into this rustic beauty. A passion project, the barn has been lovingly transformed into a store to house Robyn’s Retro and Vintage collections.

Robyn has a real eye for all things retro and vintage, with a penchant for items with integrity, and pieces that tell authentic stories for years to come. With a bit of agricultural ingenuity pieces are tenderly repurposed ready for their next life.

Full of an eclectic mix of furniture and homewares, both preloved and new, there are a wide range of products on offer. The barn is filled with collectables, pottery,

glassware, metal work, pots, plants and more. The Funny Barn also seeks to support others in the Valley community by featuring work by local ceramicists and makers.

pieces with a story that need to be saved

While the location may not be on your direct route the hidden valley has a lot to offer.

Hunters and collectors in search of discovery willing to venture off the beaten path will be rewarded with a visit to the Funny Barn.

Hidden in the peaceful Whangaripo Valley there is something for all ages. Those looking to slow down and browse with leisure will find inspiration at the Funny Barn.

metals, these items are made from materials

Inspiration for sourcing comes in all shapes and forms! Much like the barn itself,

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Preloved objects, relics and collections. Curated and on display in our lovingly refurbished barn, which retains the building’s agricultural charm of yesteryear. Whangaripo Valley is just 10 minutes over the hill from Matakana – Off Grid – Offline - but not off the beaten track.

1245 Whangaripo Valley Road. Open Sat Sun 10am-2pm.

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Funny Barn

or repurposed find their way into Robyn’s

hands. Pieces with more life to give, made from solid timber, cut glass or precious

with real tactile value that others will love too.

Stock is always changing, and no two items are ever alike.

Open Saturdays and Sundays 10am-2pm.

Find them on Facebook or Instagram

@the_funny_barn for more information.

1245 Whangaripo Valley Road, Matakana.

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I’m in the business of helping you.

Sue Hatton 0272 799 696 sue.hatton@raywhite.com rwmatakana.co.nz

Professional service honest helpful attention to detail After dealing with a myriad of real estate agents over nearly 20 years in this area it was a relief to have Sue as our agent. She was always positive, professional and quick with responses. Her diligence to get a good result and her energy was fantastic. We would highly recommend her as it was a pleasure having her as our agent.

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ANN & MARK

10 / 10 I found Sue to be very clear and decisive. She instilled a sense of confidence which made the process very easy. On top of this, Sue was able to obtain a sale price that exceeded my expectations.

YVETTE

10 / 10 A true expert, who gave us great advice.

Facilitated a fantastic result for us.

JENNY

10 / 10

Sue has a passion for selling and negotiating the deal and was determined to sell our unique property. With her outgoing and down to earth personality she positively engaged with all prospective buyers. Sue is like a benevolent bulldog, never gives up.

Sue is an exceptional agent that achieves outstanding results. She is strategic in her planning and seamless in her execution. Working closely with the vendor and buyers to achieve an outcome while maintaining open communication and an easy sense of humour. I would highly recommend Sue and would not use anyone else when I sell my next property !

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10 / 10

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Sue a lovely girl with huge energy and very happy person. A pleasure to deal with.

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YES Programme Fifteen Northland teenagers have gained hands-on experience in what it takes to be part of New Zealand’s emergency services, through the Youth in Emergency Services (YES) programme, run in Mangawhai during May.

A national programme, YES is designed to strengthen the connection between young people and their communities. It’s funded by the Ministry of Youth Development and is open to young people aged between 16 and 19 who live around the chosen location and have been nominated by someone in their community. YES has been strongly supported by emergency services and agencies in Northland since it was first offered in the region in 2014, and rotates around the three districts. The Mangawhai programme is the eighth to have been run in Northland, with the Far North now next in line for 2022.

The programme involves a series of orientation days led by individual agencies, leading up to a final combined services exercise that calls on all the skills the participants have learned – triage and first aid, land and water-

based rescue, firefighting, decisionmaking, communication and teamwork.

has really strong local emergency services,

Shona Morgan, spokesperson for Northland’s YES co-ordinating work group, said, “The final exercise is the traditional highlight of the programme, involving a total of about 75 people, with contributing agencies including Fire and Emergency NZ, NZ Police, St John Ambulance, NZ Red Cross, Mangawhai Heads Volunteer Lifeguard Service and helicopters.”

really fortunate that their support was

A formal graduation ceremony for the young people and their families completes the programme, when the participants are offered the opportunity to volunteer with the emergency service of their choice.

to go ahead with the on-the-water activities

“The Mangawhai programme was originally planned for 2020 but had to be deferred due to COVID-19,” she continues. “Mangawhai

with great facilities too, and we were

continuous despite the postponement.”

“A number of the young people on the

programme already had some experience with one or other of the emergency

services, and they were all very quick to step forward for new challenges.”

“We were also fortunate that we were able despite the week of heavy swells and king tides.”

Further information on the YES programme in Northland can be found on their Facebook page.

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Bali Garden Wellness Studio Custom designed one day executive retreats at Bali Garden Wellness are now open for bookings.

Bali Garden Wellness Studio believes that creativity, mindful movement and gathering as a group are integral to inspire, heal and thrive - they have made a space for all that!

This is a bespoke studio to comfortably hold small group workshops of around twelve people for all the ‘too busy superhumans’ out there that never find a reason to stop. You can book out the studio space or their other spaces to run the workshop that fits with your people, identifies their specific needs and brings your team together in a unique way.

Bali Garden Wellness Studio is situated in a Balinese inspired garden complete with meditation areas, Balinese Bale and gorgeous

palm enclaves. A private treatment room allows for one-on-one consultations and healing if required. Within the expansive grounds is a retail showroom for those who also need that type of therapy – direct importers of authentic Balinese homewares and stone-wares.

Caterers can be arranged, coffee (because sometimes we need coffee!) and cool vibes – take off your shoes, switch off your phone and chill in a unique environment just 50 minutes from Auckland CBD. Bali Garden Wellness do real life things and your wellness is definitely worth time to reset life goals and nourish your soul. Workshops

and day retreats cater for the super busy – offering an open space to breath, and can be designed specifically for your team.

They are facilitators, and not dictated to by a one size fits all, so can interchange practitioners, highlight the strengths of your team and address the particular requirements for your superhuman achievers. You can contact them to talk through your requirements and allow them to put it all together for you.

The studio space is also available to hire for you to design and facilitate your own workshop.

292 Point Wells Road, Matakana www.baligarden.nz

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“Ngā mihi o Matariki, te tau hou Māori” Unity is a Māori design gallery in the heart of the Matakana Village, showcasing a beautifully curated collection of Raranga (Weaving), Mahi Toi (Art), Kākahu (Clothing), Taonga (Jewellery), Rongoā (Skincare) and Whare Kainga (Homeware) from leading Māori creatives Rangi Kipa, Ra Gossage, Shona Tawhiao, Māori Mermaid, Nichola, Be Humble, Sands Carving Studio, Te Rongo Kirkwood, Sofia Minson…

021 333 377 www.unitycollection.co.nz

Visit Matakana

In The Heights opening 24th June | From $11.50 | www.matakanacinemas.co.nz Fine Bone China Vases | $55–$200 | Matakana Home Village Market Blend Coffee Beans 500g | $23 | Matakana Coffee Famous Matakana Bacon & Egg Bap w Hash Brown | $11 | www.matakanabacon.nz Cross Wonderlust Fountain Pen | $229 | www.pigment.co.nz Lemon Curd Croissant | $6.50 | www.ringawerabaker.co.nz

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Let’s Talk About Sex Talking with teens about sex and sexuality has always been considered a difficult topic for many parents, but it doesn’t have to be.

Part of the problem lies in society still feeling discomfort and a sense of taboo around ideas to do with sex and pleasure.

Increasingly, we can have conversations around avoiding unwanted pregnancies, STIs and the concept of consent, but we ignore the central point that good sex is, ideally, mutually pleasurable.

We need to be able to break down the old shame around talking about pleasure in order to help our youth understand how to develop healthy relationships and build healthy,

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respectful sexual practices. Letting our youth know sex should be both mutually respectful and pleasurable is essential to their development.

That requires lots of little gentle conversations.

If we don’t talk with our children, porn and pop culture will fill the void of information and many of the tropes and ideas that they teach our young people are shown to be sexist, violent and damaging. A large amount of mainstream porn, for example, makes aggression and pain sexy. Our youth can internalise and live out these values that are inculcated in them.

We have to break down some unhealthy cultural norms and show our youth healthier ideas and practices. Ideally, we start this conversation young, in age-appropriate ways. We can talk about body parts, using the correct language (not baby talk and euphemisms), consent (if a child doesn’t want to hug someone, don’t force them), and learning how to vocalise boundaries are brilliant starting points.

So, how to broach a conversation with your child about these topics? Start by identifying the time and place. If a song comes on the stereo when you’re driving them somewhere and you hear sexual lyrical content, light-heartedly ask them about it. What does that mean to you?

What does this word mean? Do you think that would feel good for someone else?

Many parents are oblivious to the songs that glorify spitting on partners or choking them. Simple questions can help our young people reflect, develop empathy and have critical filters.

internet will. Let’s get over our own sense of embarrassment and help our children feel unashamed of their own bodies and burgeoning sexuality so they can have safe and enjoyable sexual experiences as they move throughout life.

Helpful resources can be found at www.thelightproject.co.nz or www.familyplanning.org.nz/advice.

Kids might be awkward at first, but if you’re open to listening without judgement, it opens the door to future conversations where you can offer a counter-narrative to what might not always be healthy role modelling. Our youth should be able to come to us with their very natural sexual curiosity, ask us questions and if we don’t know the answer, we can help find them; even together.

Richie Hardcore is a presenter and educator on topics that many find difficult to discuss. A qualified personal trainer, Muay Thai coach, and passionate spokesperson on health and wellness topics, Richie has travelled throughout New Zealand to speak. With ease, grace, humour and humility, Richie aims to enhance his audience’s critical understanding of a culture embedded with unhealthy ideas and beliefs on sex, consent and gender equity. A passionate individual, Richie has spoken at many schools on masculinity, pornography, sexual and family violence prevention and managing selfesteem issues.

If we don’t educate our children, the

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Winter Wellness

As the wintery months draw in, treat your whole self to something from our local providers.

ECM TATTOO REMOVAL Newly opened ECM Laser Tattoo Removal is the place to go for all your unwanted ink. Owned and operated

by Kate Sheehan who specialises in complete removal or fading for cover ups using a Q-switched Nd:YAG laser.

BLUSH BEAUTY Christine has been operating Blush Beauty Lounge in Matakana Village for over 18 years! She specialises in Environ Treatment Facials, Relaxation Facials as well as electrolysis, waxing, brows, tinting, pedicures, manicures and makeup lessons.

Stockist of Environ skincare, Jane Iredale mineral makeup and Coola suncare.

Situated in the heart of the village above Matakana Pharmacy.

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Kate was trained in Tauranga by one of New Zealand’s top laser experts and has a wealth of knowledge about the process, its risks and the appropriate before and aftercare for maximum results.

Free consultations are the first step to talk through what to expect, receive a quote and estimate how many treatments are needed before getting started. It's a beautiful, welcoming and comfortable studio with a highly trained laser technician - what more could you want? www.instagram.com/ecmlaser info.ecmlaser@gmail.com

THE GIFT LOFT The Gift Loft is an online gift store specialising in stylish, high quality gifts, beautifully wrapped for free, with a gift card for your message. The Gift Loft has gifts for every occasion with a wide range of collections to cater for everyone, even the most difficult to buy for!

They are an established family owned and operated business, passionate about New Zealand made products and delicious artisan foods.

New in stock are their Winter Wellness gift boxes, packed with honey bee goodness in many different forms!

Fast and reliable delivery NZ wide. www.giftloft.co.nz | info@giftloft.co.nz

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NIRMALA WELLBEING Channelling the ancient and modern arts of wellbeing into life-enhancing offerings.

THE SAGE ROOM

Nikola Magerkorth has dedicated the last decade of her life to studying the sister sciences of Naturopathy and Yoga. From her home-based dispensary in Warkworth, Nikola supports clients nationwide offering tailored naturopathic packages and handmade remedies that have been curated for modernday aliments - sleep, stress, digestion, immunity, detoxification, hormone harmony and adrenal deficiency. As a registered and degree-qualified Naturopath, Nikola specialises in: hormones, stress, skin health, gut health, immunity, sleep disturbances, anxiety/depression, mood/energy, preconception/pregnancy/postpartum care.

For a holistic, non-invasive, nurturing solution for easier periods, digestive flow, reduced pelvic pain and bloating, contact Keren.

This non-invasive practice can assist to bring you into a state of balance and enhanced wellbeing. Trauma stored in cells can lower your personal vibration, affecting energy levels, mood and sometimes the functioning of the human body. By clearing emotional blocks/stored trauma, this frees your energy to flow through the body, enabling you to perform on a healthy balanced platform. The intention is to balance energy on all levels.

Energy Healing is gentle, promotes feelings of peace and calm and can help with pain relief.

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RESTORE FLOW Restore Flow is a combination of holistic belly therapy, sacral, and spinal massage.

Keren has a passion for assisting women back into a sense of wellbeing and connection to their bodies. With a mindful and gentle approach, Keren tailors each treatment to the needs of the individual whilst creating a safe, professional space.

A beautiful clinic offering Energy Healing in Mangawhai.

MISS MARLO & CO Local hairstylist Hannah Bylo's long-time dream of converting a vintage caravan into a hair design studio finally became a reality in early 2021, and the 'Miss Marlo & Co Hair Studio' was born. The caravan exterior is charming in fresh white, while the spacious interior has been beautifully appointed with a light, airy, clean palette and quality professional fittings. Hannah’s approach to hairdressing over her nearly 20-year career has been centered in self-care and wellness. Recognising very early on how essential it is for guests to feel welcome, listened to and comfortable during their visit, this remains Hannah's most important goal for every visitor. Her hope is that each guest leaves their appointment feeling as though they have stepped out of the rush and into a haven of peace and pampering; a place where visitors feel good not only about their fresh style and healthy hair, but personally refreshed by the whole experience. The studio is located in a peaceful setting five minutes from Matakana, offering a full-service colour and cut menu for those wanting an appointment visit. For events, Miss Marlo & Co will come to you for a stress-free special occasion – perfect for weddings, hens' parties, work functions and more. Miss Marlo & Co offer a professional, personalised service, the latest styling techniques and ethical yet luxurious hair care – all in welcoming, comfortable surroundings, sure to rejuvenate and restore every guest.

Images by: www.gregcampbell.photo

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THE YOGA BARN AND WELLNESS

THE VILLAGE OSTEOPATHS

Offering a boutique yoga studio with smaller classes and valued instructors who are safe, welcoming, professional and share their expertise gracefully. Restorative, Iyengar, Hatha Flow, Meditation, Workshops Three Wellness Suites onsite:

In the heart of Matakana Village you will find your new local osteopath - Mandy Bell.

• The Body Sanctuary - offering therapeutic/sports massage

Mandy has experience treating people of all ages, from babies through adulthood and is passionate about helping women manage pain associated with pregnancy.

• Skinperfector - a unique, bespoke skincare haven

If you’re looking for help recovering from a sports injury, or relief from general aches and pains resulting from work and life strains on your body, please contact Mandy (ACC registered). thevillageosteopaths.co.nz | 022 6461713

MANA COACHING Tania Rupapera, has been coaching now for two decades integrating her experience, education and intuition, to coach you to gain clarity on what you want in life. Weaving personal and professional visions and values to consciously design a quality lifestyle. Tania is a coach at MWDI, facilitator and a guest speaker at various events. She is a qualified INLP practitioner and has studied with some of the world's leading coaches including Deepak Chopra, Tony Robbins and Action International. Looking to connect, be inspired and consciously create what you want?

Connect with Tania at Mana Coaching. www.manacoaching.co.nz | 021 333 377

• The Sage Room - an energy healing studio.

The Yoga Barn and Wellness, Mangawhai team are collectively passionate about helping people lead more balanced lives through holistic movement and wellness practices.

YOGABODY MATAKANA Susie Lever - Senior Iyengar Yoga Teacher.

“Regular practice of yoga can help you face the turmoil of life with steadiness and stability” BKS Iyengar Yogabody Studio is an amazing and beautiful space - warm and clean, giving you everything you need to nurture and take care of your body, mind and soul. There are classes Monday to Friday, morning and evening to suit every body with every need.

Text or email Susie to book a class.

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• For adults and children all ages

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• Delicious citrus, mint and berry flavours Top tip: Their tangy Vitamin C is a favourite for all the family!

A cold and flu aromatherapy blend made with powerful anti-viral, anti-bacterial and antiinflammatory essential oils such as thyme, bergamot, eucalyptus, ravensara and manuka to help provide relief from the symptoms of cold, flu, bronchitis, other respiratory ailments and cold sores. The pleasant scent of frankincense and sandalwood will also help you rest and relax. $19.

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For tired winter skin the Regenerating Moisturiser is powerful, nourishing and restorative. CoenzymeQ10, Hyaluronan, Vitamin B, E, plus a range of therapeutic grade essential oils yields healthy, glowing skin. $49.

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Pop in to their Waipu store to sample the ranges and chat to one of their specialists about what’s right for you.

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PIP ANDREWS THE HOMEOPATH Homeopathy is a truly holistic health care system which has been in use for hundreds of years. It supports physical, mental and emotional issues - helping to shift problems gently and effectively.

Consultations can cover acute short-term conditions and/or the more long-term chronic conditions. Health plans and remedies are uniquely tailored for each individual person and remedies can be taken alongside your current medical treatment.

Pip is passionate about health and is professional in her approach to client care.

She is a qualified Classical Homeopath and a member of the NZ Council of Homeopaths.

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MEET OR RETREAT AT TALL TOTARA STUDIO A warm, bright and tranquil space to retreat to in the winter months. Keep the body moving, the breath flowing and help calm the mind in this beautiful studio space.

Set among native bush and located on the stunning Mahurangi West Peninsula.

Tall Totara Studio offers scheduled yoga classes, a unique meeting venue and full day retreat options for small teams and groups.

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MUSE HAIR Muse Hair caring for your hair this winter. Olaplex services.

In-colour, after-colour and leavein treatments available to maximise supple, shiny and lustrous hair.

Situated on a tranquil green vista in Warkworth. Using the latest and healthiest colour technology from O&M. Free from PPDs synthetic perfume, sulphates, parabens and MIT. Consultations, coffee and conversation.

Salon and home packages starting from $35.

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Jules Bright's mission to get a groundswell movement going, to heal our Ocean's ecosystems back to its former glory, with our forest plants.

You can choose to make the most of the meeting facilities or immerse yourself fully in the wellness sessions. Tall Totara will create a bespoke package to suit your group’s needs.

Earth’s Kitchen has achieved what no other natural sunscreen has yet – this combination with a soft-silky transparent finish, water resistant for two hours, certified non-GMO + Reef-Safe, cruelty free and has a beautiful aroma.

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Free Sculpture Trail for kids Calling all young explorers! These July school holidays Brick Bay is offering kids the opportunity to discover the Brick Bay Sculpture Trail for free, together with one paying adult.

Explore incredible kauri forests, lakes and farmland abundant with native birds; discovering over 60 sculptures from NZ’s best contemporary artists.

Kids love the complementary Young Explorers maps, inspiring their learning, creativity and love of nature.

Want to stay for lunch? Spoil your taste buds while the kids have something from the kids menu. www.brickbay.co.nz/bookings Adults $12 | Students & Children: FREE Monday-Friday, maximum 3 children per adult.

Open 10am–4pm everyday. www.brickbay.co.nz/visit

Whangateau Holiday Park

Reptile Park

Go local for a fun family break!

Family friendly accommodation and camping options, including waterfront camping available.

Safe swimming area, awesome snorkelling, kayak and paddleboarding, fantastic walks, pedal bikes, children play area and picnic spots.

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Adults $20 School children $10 Preschoolers - Free Family pass $50

27 Ti Point Road Leigh Open daily from 10am. Winter hours June & July.

Open Daily 10am - 5pm3pm - gates close at 4pm.

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GOAT ISLAND MARINE DISCOVERY CENTRE THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND

Located just up the hill from goat island beach offering a variety of interactive experiences for all ages Adults $9 | Child $5 | Family $20 | Senior citizen/Student $7

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escape • delight • relax • unite No matter what the weather Pakiri is the perfect getaway, overlooking the tranquil white sands of Pakiri Beach you will return home feeling refreshed and relaxed.

We have a great range of self-contained accommodation including beachfront cottages, a luxury lodge, riverside glamping and family cabins.

We have plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy including a jumping pillow, playground, games room, kayaks and paddleboards.

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Happenings TALK HEALTH DAY Health is the focus on Thursday 8 July at The Celtic Barn, Waipu. Rural Women New Zealand is hosting the day and inviting women in the area to join them.

During 2021 RWNZ is supporting research and education of gynaecological cancers. Tash Crosby will tell her story of being diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer and establishing Talk Peach for educating others and supporting those who have been diagnosed.

Team members from the Waipu Natural Health Centre will also be there sharing information about their work, helping everyone achieve true health.

Julie Jonker, previously with Rural Support Trust, completes the line up of speakers.

Day starts at 9.30am. $10 for non members. Lunch provided.

BRICK BAY HARVEST LUNCH

Heather - heathersorensen55@gmail.com | Marie - mariealpe60@gmail.com

Brick Bay thrives on creating from what the land provides; The Glass House Kitchen is the showcase of everything produced on the 180 acre farm.

As part of Auckland Elemental Festival, The Glass House chefs have created a four-course feast showcasing their own lamb, vegetables, honey, olive oil, nuts, seasonal fruit and of course, accompanied by their delicious range of Brick Bay wines.

Wednesday 28 July, 12pm.

Tickets available online at: bit.ly/BrickBayEvents

TERROIR TO MY WINTER TABLE TALK

Authorised by Chris Penk, 365 Main Road, Huapai, Auckland.

As part of Matakana Coast Feast - Terroir to My Winter Table, Warkworth Museum is hosting a talk on the fascinating history of the Morrison Orchards which will be presented by members of the Morrison family. There will also be a segment on the development of Lemora wine and its link to the orchard.

Friday 16 July, 10am and repeated Friday 30 July, 10am.

Cost: $5 per person.

Bookings Essential: warkworthmuseum@xtra.co.nz

Kids walk the Sculpture Trail FREE! Monday to Friday July School Holidays Up to 3 children per paying adult.

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Local Gig Guide

Due to changes in COVID-19 restrictions, please confirm dates and details direct from event organisers.

To list your event for free on the Junction Gig Guide email event details to: hi@junctionmag.co.nz MARKETS Every Fri 9am-12pm Every Fri 4.30-8pm Every Sat 8am-1pm Every Sat 8am-2pm Every Sat 8.30am-1pm Every Sat 9am-1pm Sun 6 Dec 9am-1pm 1st Sat of the Month 9am-1pm 2nd Sun of the Month 9am-1pm 3rd Tues of the Month 9am-12pm Last Sun of the Month 9am-1pm

The Famers Daugher Flowers Market Wellsford/Te Hana Night Market Matakana Village Farmers' Market Matakana Market Mangawhai Tavern Market Mangawhai Community Market Mangawhai Beach & Country Market Wellsford Market Waipu Boutique Market The Whangateau Community Market Puhoi Village Market

Omaha Wellsford Community Centre / Te Hana Marae Matakana Village The Old Dairy Factory, Matakana Mangawhai Tavern, Mangawhai Mangawhai Beach School The Mangawhai Domain OWL Community Hub, 120 Rodney Street, Wellsford Coronation Hall, Waipu Whangateau Hall Puhoi Domain

DATE

EVENT

VENUE

WEBSITE

Brightening Winter

Mangawhai Artists Gallery

mangawhaiartists.co.nz

TIME

Sat 29 May -8 Jul Thu 17-30 Jun

What We Wore

Thu 24 Jun

7pm

Winter Wine Tasting

Sat 26 Jun

4-8pm

The Last Saturday Club

Sat 26 Jun Sat 26 Jun

Mon 28 Jun

Wed 30 Jun Fri 2 Jul

2pmq 8pm

6.45pm 6pm 5pm

Fri 2-4Jul Sat 3 Jul Sat 3 Jul Sat 3 Jul

Thu 8 Jul Fri 9 Jul

2pmq

5.30pm 6pm

9.30am-2.15pm 6pm

Sat 10 Jul Sat 10 Jul

8pm

Sun 11 Jul

9am

Sat 10 Jul

Sun 11 Jul

8pm 6.30pm

Wed 14 Jul Thu 15 Jul

10am

Fri 16 Jul

10am

Thu 15 Jul

7.30pm

Wine Blending Workshop Louisa Nicklin

Folk Club Night - Radio Show Endless Summer

Matariki Pot Luck

A Cappella Singing Workshop Matakana Community Hangi

Kaipara Flats Sports Awards Dinner White Chapel Jak MBS Fundraiser Talk Health Day

Matariki at Smoko Room Bastille Dinner Kane Strang Blackfire

Mushroom Log, Pruning & Grafting Port & Cheese Me Bastille Dinner

July School Holiday Activities Best of British Comedy

7pm 7.30pm

Fri 30 July

6pm

Sat 31 Jul

Sun 1 Aug Sat 7 Aug

Sun 8 Aug Sun 8 Aug

Sat 14 Aug

Sun 15 Aug Fri 20 Aug

Sat 28 Aug Sat 12 Sep

Sun 19 Sep Sat 25 Sep

12pm

4-8pm 3pm 6pm 7pm

12pm 4pm 9am

7.30pm 4-8pm 4pm

6.30pm 4-8pm

Fri 1 Oct Sun 3 Oct

6.30pm

Sun 24 Oct

8.48am

Sat 17 Oct

Sun 24 Oct Sat 30 Oct

Sat 13+14 Nov Sat 27 Nov

Sat 18 Dec

4pm 3pm

4-8pm

9am - 5pm 4-8pm 4-8pm

Matakana Cinemas Whangateau Hall

Warkworth Masonic Hall

Te Whai Community House Kaipara Flats Sports Club

Mangawhai Beach School

leighsawmill.co.nz

whangateau.co.nz

matakanacinemas.co.nz whangateau.co.nz lvcwellsford.co.nz

tewhaicommunitytrust.co.nz facebook.com/903kaiparaflatsroad facebook.com/mangawhaibeachschool

Celtic Barn, Waipu

celticbarn.co.nz

Frog & Kiwi Restaurant

09 431 4439

Smoko Room

Leigh Sawmill

Mangawhai Tavern

Rainbow Valley Farm The Vintry

Frog & Kiwi Restaurant

Warkworth & District Museum Warkworth Town Hall

sawmillbrewery.co.nz leighsawmill.co.nz

mangawhaitavern.co.nz trishallennz@gmail.com vintry.co.nz

09 431 4439

warkworthmuseum.co.nz eventfinda.co.nz

09 431 4439

Sat 24 Jul

Wed 28 Jul

Whangateau Hall

brookelanevineyard.com

Frog & Kiwi Restaurant

Warkworth Music - Liam Wooding

Mon 26 Jul

Leigh Sawmill

matakanaestate.co.nz

Bastille Dinner

4pm

Sat 24 Jul

BrookeLane Vineyard

thevillagewines.co.nz

warkworthmuseum.co.nz

Sun 18 Jul

7pm

Matakana Estate

Warkworth & District Museum

Netball Workshop

Wed 21 Jul

The Village - Mangawhai

albertlandmuseum.co.nz

Heritage stories of Morrison's Orchards & Lemora Winery

Sat 17 Jul Sat 17 Jul

Albertland Museum

Courtney Barnett

White Chapel Jak

Club Soda Retro Party

Folk Club Night - Alaska Doors Brick Bay Harvest Lunch Fundraising Dinner

The Last Saturday Club

End Prohibition - 1920's Cocktail Afternoon Wellsford Community Dinner Troy Kingi

Ladies Lunch

Warkworth Music - Les Voisins Ecological Building Workshop Good Habits

The Last Saturday Club

Warkworth Music - Sweet Chance Felton Road Degustation Night The Last Saturday Club

Snells Beach Quiz Night

Craggy Range Degustation

Warkworth Music - Ghost Trio Goat Island Swim Safari Music in the Vines

The Last Saturday Club

Mangawhai Garden Ramble The Last Saturday Club The Last Saturday Club

Celtic Barn, Waipu

Warkworth Town Hall Leigh Sawmill

Mangawhai Tavern

Warkworth Town Hall Whangateau Hall Brick Bay

Celtic Barn, Waipu

Brooke Lane Vineyard The Vintry

Wellsford RSA

celticbarn.co.nz

warkworthmusic.org.nz leighsawmill.co.nz

mangawhaitavern.co.nz warkworthmusic.org.nz whangateau.co.nz

bit.ly/BrickBayEvents 09 432 4000

brookelanevineyard.com vintry.co.nz

Leigh Sawmill

leighsawmill.co.nz

Warkworth Town Hall

warkworthmusic.org.nz

Smiths Bar

Rainbow Valley Farm Whangateau Hall

BrookeLane Vineyard Warkworth Town Hall The Vintry

BrookeLane Vineyard Snells Beach School The Vintry

Warkworth Town Hall Goat Island

021 466 716

trishallennz@gmail.com whangateau.co.nz

brookelanevineyard.com warkworthmusic.org.nz vintry.co.nz

brookelanevineyard.com snellsbeach.school.nz vintry.co.nz

warkworthmusic.org.nz

Te Whai Bay Wines

tewhaibaywines.co.nz

Mangawhai

mangawhaigardenramble.org

BrookeLane Vineyard BrookeLane Vineyard BrookeLane Vineyard

brookelanevineyard.com brookelanevineyard.com brookelanevineyard.com

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Di Balich - Omaha Coastal Specialist

A FEARON HAY PIECE OF ART - 14 RITA WAY, OMAHA

Once upon a time Omaha was all about rabbits and farms. The farms are nearly all gone and well the rabbits are not giving up their territory, and who would really blame them.

Now it’s just the beautiful beach in this neck of the woods, and mostly those very astute, lucky and fortunate people with foresight who now live, work and play here.

Don’t be one of those who berate themselves with in hindsight that I would have, could have, should have invested here but for?... What are you waiting for?

Defined by its simplicity and style, for those of you that can appreciate the timeless value of a Fearon Hay designed Omaha beach house collaborated with Jack and Trelise Cooper this opportunity rarely comes your way.

Do it for yourself, your family and future generations. Don’t miss out.

Features: 3 bedrooms, open plan living, family bathroom with sunken tiled bath/powder room. Outdoor hot ‘n cold shower, private entertainers courtyard, pool, high stud boat storage, separate concrete bunker beach toy storage, off street parking.

Open Home – Saturdays/Sundays 1.00pm to 1.45pm View online at www.precision.net.nz - ID #511497 To be sold by Auction (unless sold prior) on site 3.30pm Sunday 11th July 2021

021 917 080 | di@precision.net.nz | www.dibalich.co.nz Licensed Under REA Act (2008)

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