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Te Kōpuru selected for boost u by Andy Bryenton

The town of Te Kōpuru will benefit from five years of structured assistance and funding from a major Department of Internal Affairs community-led projects programme as one of 22 recipients across the nation.

Public survey says ‘reject Three Waters’ A group of concerned Kaipara citizens have taken a survey of their fellow residents to gauge the depth …

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The invitation for Te Kōpuru to join in the DIA’s Community Led Development scheme came late on Matariki weekend, as townsfolk gathered to celebrate what is, in Māori lore, a time of new beginnings. News that Minister of Internal Affairs Jan Tinetti had green-lit Te Kōpuru’s involvement was met with joy by community leaders, who had worked together for many months, as far back as the Covid-19 lockdowns, to make this happen. “This is only the beginning of our journey,” said co-facilitator of the town’s application, Delwyn Hewson, part of the DIA team. “It’s a fantastic opportunity and a pivotal moment,” says fellow supporter Roxanne Kelly. “I had some expertise dealing with applications on a smaller scale through my work with Sport Northland, which was very supportive of this initiative. We like to listen to communities and hear their aspirations, and that fits in well with the DIA’s plan.” The process of being accepted, to access five years of mentoring, planning and extensive possible funding for prosocial, infrastructural, beautification and other civic projects was a painstaking one. “It began with a series of hui, gathering in our civic leaders, such as those from our playcentre, school, churches, marae, fire brigade, hall committee and sports clubs,” says Roxanne. “Those leaders started to communicate, and we were able to ask, what have you guys already done and what do you want to do?”

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p Te Kōpuru residents at a recent Matariki gathering hear the news that the town has been selected for five years of Department of Internal Affairs support and funding assistance

Part of putting together the application involved proving that a strong community spirit already existed, as the five years of support could achieve little without the drive and determination of people on the ground. Roxanne and other civic leaders were able to cite community-funded projects such as the town’s 2019 playground build, current fundraising to improve the Te Kōpuru Domain, expansions to the local rugby club’s facilities, and the establishment of a ‘play trailer’ full of sporting gear, which now helps school across the region. “Our projects don’t stop and our fundraising continues, including applications for other grants. For example, we’re applying to paint murals on the community’s boating club space, which

we’ve just used to host the town’s Matariki gathering,” says Roxanne. Previous par ticipants in this programme with DIA have included the towns of Whirinaki, where massive environmental restoration of the local river was undertaken, the eastern suburbs of Dunedin and the central North Island settlement Mangakino. All the towns in the pilot programme reported positive outcomes and delivered projects that enhanced community engagement and enjoyment. With the partnership now established, one of the next steps will be a gathering of Te Kōpuru residents to chart the kind of projects that could make the town a better place to live. This feedback from the community will inform the direction of future plans. ¢

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Mayor’s Message Kia ora, Big news in Kaipara is that Deputy Mayor Anna Curnow will not be seeking re-election at the upcoming Council elections. Anna has made a huge contribution to stable local government in Kaipara for nearly a decade and is widely known and popular across the district. As Mayor I have greatly valued her wisdom, experience and support. We’ve made a great team and, with both of us separately confirming neither will be seeking re-election, the increased opportunity for others to emerge to lead Kaipara District Council is now brought into focus. Nominations for Mayor and Councillor positions open on 15 July and close on 12 August, and the postal elections will conclude on election day, 8 October. For certain there will be new leaders then, but for now with fewer than 100 days remaining of the current council term there’s plenty going on: • The Annual Plan 2022/23 has been unanimously adopted by Council with the average general rates rise slashed from an earlier-forecast 7.13% to 4.86%. Few Councils across New Zealand have been able to slash the rates from what had been forecast in the way Kaipara has done. While the cost-of-living crisis bites, Council has taken hard decisions to help Kaipara people along in these challenging times. We’re still growing a better Kaipara, but tightening our belt to suit the times.

p “One hundred years back, my uncles, the Montgomery brothers, barged a church across the river from Aratapu to Mititai, where it became the All Saints Church on the Hill,” says Bill Hilliam. Many generations of locals related to the Montgomerys, who moved Mititai’s house of worship in 1922, attended a recent pre-centennial working bee to beautify the grounds. Montgomery cousins Bill Hilliam, Raewyn Robinson, Pauline Hilliam and Eva Hilliam were joined by their neighbours as they prepared the church for its 100th birthday.

proposals. Kaipara District Council does not support the proposed reforms and is a member of the Communities 4 Local Democracy group of 31 Councils from across New Zealand which is seeking a better approach to three waters reforms. C4LD has prepared a simple toolkit for anyone anywhere wanting to have their individual say, which can be found at www. communities4localdemocracy.co.nz/ demand-better. So, Kaipara people, here is your opportunity to have your say about Three Waters! • SNAs (Significant Natural Areas) proposed rules are also open for submissions until 21 July, as part of the Proposed Indigenous Biodiversity National Policy Statement. This subject has been controversial and there were protests at neighbouring Far North District Council about this. Make your own submission at environment.govt. nz/acts-and-regulations/national-policystatements/proposed-nps-indigenousbiodiversity. Having your say is the mood for the season, so get into it Kaipara. What a positive way to spend a dark winter evening.

p Ralph and Lesley Rutherford were the third of seven lucky winners in 100% McKay’s seventh birthday prize draw this week. Continuing their theme of teaming up with other prominent Dargaville retailers, this time the treat on offer was a $70 Arcade Meats voucher, just in time for a hearty winter roast or steak dinner.

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p Ruawai College has brought a celebration of creativity and cultural history into the classroom with a recent arts and culture week. “We’re a very culturally diverse community, and that’s reflected in our school. This is something which we have to celebrate, and we’re very pleased to be able to give all the groups which make up our school a voice and a space,” says assistant principal Jay Warren. Students participated in art projects and got to know the cultural traditions of many lands during the weeklong celebration.

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Te Kōpuru pushes play on park

Public survey says ‘reject Three Waters’

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A new civic recreation hub for Te Kōpuru is one step closer, as backers of a park plan seek a development agreement and licence to occupy from council members.

A group of concerned Kaipara citizens have taken a survey of their fellow residents to gauge the depth of public feeling against Three Waters.

p Te Kōpuru’s domain is on track for further upgrades, following on from the successful installation of a playground and basketball court in 2019

T h e Te K ō p u r u C o m m u n i t y Development Group has taken its plans to the Kaipara District Council, seeking an official seal of approval on a scheme to transform part of the Te Kōpuru domain into a community park. “The aim of the group is to have a staged approach to the development,” said KDC spokespeople Jenny Rooney and Fleur Denize in their report to elected members. “The vision is that eventually, this would include a fitness pod, bike park, play area, fitness track, zip line, a threestage pump track for junior, intermediate and senior skill levels, landscaping, a shaded picnic area and additional play equipment.” A substantial fundraising effort and grant application drive have seen $15,000 already secured for the fitness

pod, $14,000 for the concept plan and $30,000 for the pump track. The development group has also raised $7,000 through a variety of events and has engaged with the Community Led Fund held by Lotteries NZ. ‘The Te Kōpuru Communit y Development Group aims to provide the children, young people, and families of Te Kopuru a safe and fun community space to play and connect, as well as instil a community sense of pride and achievement by coming together to implement the vision that has been progressed for years’, reads the application placed before council members last week. A development agreement and licence to occupy, which is accepted by both parties, is expected to be drawn up and signed in the very near future. ¢

A presentation to the assembled mayor and councillors last Wednesday revealed a particular issue of contention that motivated many respondents. The acceptance of the government’s proposed $16 million better off package — described by some councillors as a ‘bribe’. “At the last council meeting, the mayor stated that 100 per cent of the feedback he had received on the better off package was to get the money and spend it well,” said petition presenter Alexandra Martin. “The next step may be the complete centralisation of services and the abandonment of local government altogether. There is nothing in New Zealand legislation to stop this from happening.” Ms Martin’s survey results stemmed from a two-week online poll which recorded 131 responses. In all, 127 of these were not in favour of taking the better off package. Councillor Mark Vincent noted there was a difference between supporting Three Waters and accepting the better off package monies. “There are two issues here. The desirability of Three Waters as proposed, and whether the council should accept the $16 million,” he said. In prior debates, it was opined should Three Waters be mandated and enforced

p Councillor Mark Vincent cut to the core of the argument against Three Waters and the better off package, noting that accepting the ‘bribe’ does not mean wholehearted support for the mandate

by the government not taking the money would prove a hollow gesture to the detriment of the local ratepayer. Mayor Jason Smith noted that the KDC was already a vocal and financially contributing part of the group of 31 councils opposing Three Waters. He urged concerned citizens to make a submission to the government before time runs out in mid-July. ¢

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Annual plan voted in u by Andy Bryenton

The Kaipara District Council has voted to adopt the 2022– 2023 Annual Plan, heralding a 4.86 per cent rates rise, much less than initially predicted. Mayor Dr Jason Smith noted the current ‘cost-of-living crisis’, and acknowledged this had been an important factor in the work to bring the rates increase down. “The council has worked hard to hear the voices of the people. That awareness of the current economic situation and the flexibility of the council is reflected in this lower average general rates increase we have confirmed today. “Kaipara District Council is making rates bills smaller than expected and is doing its bit to help Kaipara people along in these challenging times. These gains have been hard won but worth every cent. I am looking forward to the opportunities outlined in this Annual Plan, as we grow a better Kaipara. A detailed review was taken of all support costs proposed in year two of the LTP.

“The review covered the costs for items such as printing and stationery, vehicle running costs, training and travel expenses, subscriptions, support fees and consumables,” said the KDC’s strategic planning adviser Michaela Borich, and finance and risk manager Graeme Coleman, in their report to council ahead of the decision. “As a result, savings of $440,000 were identified that could be made that will not impact on the council’s ability to deliver its services.” Projects planned for the 2022–2023 year include the District Plan review, work on the Mangawhai Community Wastewater Scheme, construction of the Kaihu Valley Trail, upgrades to protect stopbanks between Dargaville and Te Kōpuru, the continuation of work on Mangawhai’s shared path network, and a body of climate change work.

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Coastguard New Zealand is looking to boost its numbers and is asking people in the Kaipara region to step up and support kiwis on the water as part of Coastguard Rescue Vessel crew and shore crew in governance positions.

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“Units across Aotearoa are looking for fresh faces to add new expertise, experience and passion all in the name of saving lives at sea,” says Coastguard NZ CEO Callum Gillespie. In particular, Coastguard Kaipara, based in Helensville, is seeking new volunteers to become CRV crew and radio operators. Coastguard North Kaipara, based in Tinopai, is seeking to fill two governance positions within the unit as president and secretary. “We provide all the extensive online and practical training that fits with your schedule and work commitments to bring you up to speed across both positions.” Coastguard has launched a dedicated volunteer website, which celebrates the role that volunteers play on and off the water, with videos, bios and interviews to

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A second day of public protest highlighting the plight of Mangawhai and Pākiri’s sands is planned for July 10, as the legal fight over sand mining on the east coast goes into extra time. The first big Save Our Sands (SOS) day in 2021 gathered hundreds of locals to form a human rescue message spelt out in giant letters on the seacoast. Since then, sand mining resource consents have been lined up in Auckland Council’s chambers, and the first of three has been denied. “As our prior generation stood up to protect Mangawhai for our current generation, it is now upon us to stand up and protect Mangawhai for future generations,” says sand mining opponent and community organiser Ken Rayward. “They have been taking thousands of tonnes of sand from this nonreplenishing resource for decades, and now the community, local iwi, our elected leaders and the people are saying enough is enough.” With two resource consent hearings left to go, opponents of sand mining, which is conducted using a floating dredge vessel, have mustered a case which seeks to prove the environmental harm already inflicted. The first consent for deep-water mining was quashed earlier this year but may face an appeal. The final two relate to mining even closer to the shore.

p Mangawhai’s sand mining opposition is rallying on July 10 to highlight the ongoing fight to put an end to a practice which organiser Ken Rayward calls unsustainable and damaging

On July 10, at 10am, those who wish to see an end to sand mining off the east Kaipara coast are invited to gather for a second SOS day, highlighting the fact that the fight is not yet over. Kaipara District Mayor Jason Smith will be a keynote speaker and has reiterated his intent to personally attend the resource consent hearing in Auckland to voice his opposition. ¢

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Winning mural could grace library u by Andy Bryenton

Dargaville artist Micaela van den Berg is one of just 10 mural designers chosen by paint company Resene to have their projects funded in a nationwide contest.

p Artist’s impression — the Dargaville library could be the new home of an award-winning mural design crafted by locals

Micaela’s proposed artwork is on a civic scale and would transform the facing of the Dargaville library with the image of a tūī against a colourful backdrop of flax flowers and stems. Resene, which orchestrated a New Zealand-wide naturethemed mural search early this year, picked the design as one of the top ten and will fund paint and materials to make it happen. “I want this to be a community project, not just about one artist,” says Micaela, who also teaches art to young people in Dargaville. “The library team is very excited about the possibility, and it would be visible to those travelling through the main street, adding colour and character. I wanted to get some of the young folks from my

class involved too, to help out, making this a real collaborative project everyone can enjoy.” There is just one final hurdle to clear before the award-winning design can come to life; scaffolding. The sheer scale of the work means that safety comes first, and the tall walls of the library building call for scaffolding help. Micaela says that while the Resene prize has been very generous, it does not cover this last factor, and she’s searching for a kind benefactor to provide scaffolding or a suitable scissor-lift platform, which could make the painting possible. Everything else is in place to commit the concept to its full-scale creation, brightening up Dargaville as part of the town’s makeover year. ¢

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The Environment Court appeal against the hearing commission decision to allow a mega tip for Auckland’s rubbish in the Dome valley is understood to be “running a little behind schedule” as the full weight of the submissions to the case are processed. “Opening statements look like taking a little longer than expected with Judge Smith particular in the process of these,” says FTT executive member, Sue Crockett. “With things now underway we are always conscious of the cost of litigation and we know we will need more funding to see this through. To this effect we are holding some special fundraising events and our first is on Saturday July 16, with a gala dinner at the Te Hana Māori Cultural Centre. This will also include a workshop and presentation from our lawyers p Fight the Tip executive member, Sue Crockett to assist those people who will be making submissions to the court on 8, 9 and 10, with the full hearing spread over nine weeks, during the our behalf.” The dinner event will encompass next five months. There are a number three courses, open bar and of appellants including the Directorentertainment, as well as a charity General of Conservation, Forest and auction and is already heavily booked. Bird, and several iwi groups as well as “We are planning to hold another such the FTT movement. evening a little later as well. Tickets are The appeals are being heard by being made available online.” judges Jeff Smith and Melinda Dickey, The FTT appearance before the court with commissioners Glenice Paine, Dr is scheduled at present for August Ruth Barlett and Kevin Prime.

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The Paparoa Community celebrated two new murals at the Village Green last month. The murals were the first in a series of artworks, commissioned through Paparoa Connections, to create a sense of place throughout the village. They celebrate local landscapes and wildlife and are created by local artists. The new murals are funded through Council’s placemaking budget.

Last week Kaipara District Council Elected Members adopted the Annual Plan for 2022-2023, with an average general rates rise of 4.86 percent (excluding water charges, and allowing for 1 percent growth). The Annual Plan for 2022-2023 comes into effect at the start of the financial year, with new rates taking effect from 1 July 2022. You can read the Annual Plan 2022-2023 at kaipara.govt.nz

Kaipara Libraries are fines free Kaipara Libraries have joined libraries across Aotearoa and the world in eliminating library fines. From Friday 1 July our libraries will be fines free. This means no more fines for overdue items. We have also removed charges on all DVDs. Come down to the Dargaville Library and borrow a free DVD when you’re next in town. Keep an eye out on the Dargaville Library Facebook and Instagram pages for info on the next school holiday activities and our winter reading programme.

Wastewater improvements work almost complete Work on part of Dargaville’s wastewater network is on track to be completed in early July. New wastewater pipe has been laid below the Countdown carpark and asphalt has been laid where these works have occurred. The new pipe has been connected to Victoria Street where three new manholes have been installed. You’ll see our contractor, United Civil, on site over the next couple of weeks completing final works and a clean-up of the area. Thank you for your patience and understanding while this work is being done.

Remember to recycle number 5 plastics In April Kaipara Refuse added number 5 plastics to the list of items you can pop in your yellow recycling bag. Clear plastics labelled 1, and plastics labelled 2 can be recycled too. Many of the common containers for items like ice cream, yoghurt, butter and margarine are labelled 5, so check that little symbol on the bottom, make sure it’s nice and clean, and pop it in your recycling bag.

Last chance to apply for Reserve Contributions Fund The Reserve Contributions Fund closes on 18 July 2022. There is $250,000 to be awarded for groups to create, improve and reprioritise how open spaces and reserves are used in our communities. All applicants must be a legal Not-For-Profit entity and have a volunteer component to the project. Find out more and apply at kaipara.govt.nz/funding

Call for Raupō Drainage Committee nominations Nominations are open for Raupō Drainage Committee member nominations. The committee is the longest serving committee in the district and helps to govern the Raupō Drainage District by advising Council and acting as a voice for Raupō ratepayers. To be a nominator, or nominated, you must be a ratepayer in the Raupō Drainage District (‘Raupō Drainage Targeted Rate’ is on your rates invoice). Nominations close Sunday 17 July. Find out more and download a nomination form at kaipara.govt.nz/raupo-elections

Creative Communities funding available Dog registrations open now Round two of the Creative Communities funding is open from 1 July until 1 August at 4.30pm. The Creative Communities Scheme provides funding for communities to be involved in local arts activities. The funding supports a wide range of arts projects. Details on how to apply and application forms are available at kaipara.govt.nz/funding

Dog registrations can be renewed from 1 July. Make sure your furry friend is up to date by 31 August. You can avoid queues and register online at kaipara.govt.nz/annual-dog-registration

Fees and charges info on our website Fees and charges information for 2022 – 2023 (effective 1 July) is available on our website at kaipara.govt.nz/fees

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Rescue needs support Five-year pest plan signed u by Amy Fifita

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Happy Horse Sanctuary founder Tracy Croucher is looking for sponsors to help fund the care of the animals in her charge.

A five-year partnership has been formed between the Kiwi Coast Trust and Northland Regional Council aimed at protecting the environment and pest control in the region.

p Kaimanawa horse, Gabe, being hand-fed by Happy Horse Sanctuary founder Tracey Croucher

“I rode when I was younger, and when I married Martin, I told him my dream was to have a horse outside my bedroom window. He went looking for a rescue horse and found Nelson,” sanctuary founder Tracy says. “Nelson was an ex-pacer who was saved from going to the meat works. We have five rescue horses, and the others are either retired or from when family situations have changed. “It is a passion for me, and my husband is very accommodating. We are at our limit for numbers due to time and finances. We would love people to sponsor the horses or make donations.” Four horses are accounted for via sponsorship, or their owners pay for care, and Tracy pays for nine.

“We have a self-contained unit that sponsors can stay at if they live outside of Dargaville. If a young person wants to volunteer their weekends to spend time with them, that is OK.” Tracy and Martin moved to Kaipara from Whangārei. They realised there was a need for care for older horses who could no longer perform; the horses range in age from 8–27 years old. “Some just get left behind and we give them a place to live out their end days. We have a range of breeds — standardbreds, thoroughbreds, Kaimanawas and an Aupōuri Forest pony. “More information can be found on our Facebook page HAPPY HORSE Sanctuary — it has our account number on it.” ¢

Jack Craw, who chairs the council’s Biosecurity and Biodiversity Working Party, says both parties wish to continue their successful relationship to ensure biodiversity gains made to date can be sustained and further amplified. “KCT provides a regional platform of support and coordination of grassroots conser vation acros s p Northland Regional Council CEO Malcolm Nicolson (left), and Northland, and as part Kiwi Coast chair Mike Camm at the partnership signing of the partnership, the council will contribute $188,480 been trapped by groups and projects annually to Kiwi Coast over the next five involved in the Kiwi Coast during the last years,” he said. nine years. On average, more than 1,900 Kiwi Coast coordinator Ngaire Sullivan animal pests are now trapped every week. Councillor Craw says looking to the says 207 entities are currently linked into Kiwi Coast, 201 of which are community, future, the continued growth of landscapescale predator suppression and support hapū or iwi-led projects. “Collectively, these groups and of community, hapū and iwi aspirations projects manage approximately 235,000 for pest-free peninsulas will further boost hectares. The momentum shows no signs native wildlife populations across a variety of slowing down as more Northlanders of ecosystems. “This will not only support the get involved in actively caring for their native forests and wildlife and link into continued revitalisation of Northland’s biodiversity, but also create new Kiwi Coast.” Kiwi Coast’s collated trap catch data opportunities for threatened species shows that 591,584 animal pests have recovery and reintroduction.” ¢

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Alzheimer’s Society Northland is a not-for-profit organisation that helps family members with and those affected by dementia. There are many different types of dementia, and it affects people and those around them differently. Alzheimer’s Society Northland gets alongside sufferers and family members who have to share a room with this disruptive disease. Kevin Salmon is the Northland branch’s general manager, working alongside a supportive team of staff members. Maxine Kinvig mans the Dargaville office; there are other offices in Kaitāia and Kerikeri. “Alzheimer’s Society Northland provides a critical service of support, care, information and education to people with dementia and their caregivers and families in the Northland region — Cape Rēinga to Te Hana,” says Dargaville community adviser Maxine Kinvig. “We offer individual support and group sessions, including carer education programmes to people who are dealing with issues of dementia.

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“It allows an interchange of experience and problem-solving. Funds held by the society are generally earmarked for specific projects or are used for other aspects of the organisation’s daily running. “Our services include home visits, support groups, carer education seminars, resources and an eight-day dementia care service, which provides appropriate activities and stimulation for people p Alzheimer’s Northland offers daycare and other services to give support to the family unit of those suffering with moderate to severe dementia.” from dementia The organisation offers day programmes and rural mobile daycare in navigate possible challenges that may Waipū, Dargaville, Whangārei and Paihia. arise from dementia. The Understanding Dementia course It gives time for full-time carers to relax while their loved ones are being cared for. is a one-day session. It is informative It is a chance for clients to be social and gives a greater explanation of what with people in similar circumstances is happening and how to get help. Here, in a safe and fun environment with they will educate you on dementia and tell support staff. The day programmes you where to get help with the illness and are designed to suit clients’ individual legal repercussions, such as becoming a needs and help to maintain skills and power of attorney and care plans. It also encourages self-care and networking encourage independence. There is a Narnia group run in with others who are dealing with having Whangārei for people recently diagnosed a family member with dementia. To help finance its support, the with dementia and it is done by referral only. Further support is given through organisation holds fundraisers and seminars and groups for clients and takes donations. It has volunteers that family members affected by the disease. contribute to running the many initiatives The idea is to offer guidance to ensure that require different skills. The sum of all areas of the patient’s life are catered this is to keep the vital service of help to for. The society helps the family unit families and people in need. ¢

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There are some things which are just inevitable in the world of off-road riding, whether it’s for hard work on the farm or maximum performance on the track and trails. O n e o f th o s e c o n s t a n t Admittedly, dirt bikes and companions, no matter where serious ATVs are made for the you ride, will be winter mud. While rough stuff. Their manufacturers motocross riders have a love-hate test them in swamps and pits, relationship with the stuff, enjoying which would cause most riders to slinging it about and the challenge turn back. However, serious racers of riding fast in gnarly conditions, who compete in all-mud scrambles those who slog through cold and and technical trails will confirm that muddy winter farm work could likely their machines need seals, joints, think of some unprintable words to bearings, bushings, and everything describe it. else maintained or replaced on However, if you encounter a regular basis. Booking in for a mud this time of year; there are service at the midpoint of winter ways to reduce its impact on is never a bad idea to ensure your performance, fuel economy, reliability and nip any developing maintenance times and grip. The problems in the bud. first is to prevent stuck-on mud The biggest advantage you from weighing down your machine can gain when tackling winter and making it hard to handle mud comes from having the right and sluggish. tyres. Many otherwise excellent Every off-road rider knows the and all-purpose machines built difference in weight between a for off-road use do not come on clean machine and one caked with p Riding in the mud can be either great fun or a hard slog; how tyres specifically for the thick mud your machine stands up to the punishment of winter comes post-race clods. Getting it loose from and deep bogs often found in the down to preparation and maintenance around the engine, exhaust and Kiwi back country, but your local moving parts is a job for a water blaster mud can work their way into places where off-road bike and quad expert will be and sometimes even specialised scraping they can cause real issues; while there’s able to supply ones with knobbly tread tools, but stopping it from forming up in often little time for a wash-down out on and side-biting extra grip that have been the first place can be as easy as deploying the farm between big jobs on short winter formulated for just these conditions. Get silicone spray on your bike’s plastics. days, keeping a clean quad or farm bike your new ‘boots’ on and put more power Ask any bike repairer or mechanic, can be a simple way to avoid more costly to the ground to get out of sticky situations and they’ll tell you that layers of caked-on maintenance down the track. this winter. ¢

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Action on four wheels dominated the dirt at Redhill recently, as the McFall Fuel North Island ATV Championship pitted riders and machines against a technical track. “It’s the first time the Dargaville club has run this event, but feedback was positive that it was very well run, so it may become an annual event,” says Dargaville Motocross and ATV Club spokesperson Colin Rowse. Riders took to the track to face a muddy surface loosened up by overnight rain. However, this is just the kind of terrain in which powerful racing ATV quads thrive, and the competitors were soon recording fast lap times and achieving some big air off the jumps. Racing was encompassed in a single day across six categories, with riders from around New Zealand coming to test their mettle against the Redhill track. Colin describes running an ATV event of this scale as a steep learning curve despite being very rewarding. He suggests that in future, a more leisurely two-day schedule may better fit the format. Nevertheless, there were no complaints from the competitors at this major race meeting, who racked up impressive times on the course just outside of Te Kōpuru.

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With a team of four on deck taking care of WOF inspections, servicing, repairs and parts replacements, the Morfett’s workshop, like many in the Kaipara region, is a hive of activity at midwinter. That’s not just because supply chains are freeing up, allowing for a catch-up on two years of busy schedules. It’s also due to a wet and cold winter, less mild than those which have gone before. “This time of year, it pays to listen for odd noises, rattles, creaks and things that make your vehicle feel not quite right,” says Daniel. “Obviously the biggest issue of importance this time of year for safety is tyres and suspension, getting a grip on the road and staying in control. Noises and changes can hint at problems developing, and we’d like to book in a repair for those sooner rather than later.” This isn’t just for the sake of safer driving, though this is a huge factor. It’s also because the ‘new normal’ in the auto trade means that it can take time for parts to arrive, and for even a large team of mechanics to have time to schedule more complex jobs. However, in this regard, Daniel says that Dargaville represents a good example of colleagues in the trade working together.

“Ever yone has their strengths and we tend to help each other out. Among the garages and auto specialists here, we have a lot of mutual respect. I think there’s a sense that while we are obviously all in business, the main thing is to have satisfied customers and safer roads.” In addition of keeping a grip on winter roads, this can also mean looking at issues of visibility; wipers may need replacing if they are leaving a film on the glass, and headlight plastics can be refurbished to clarity p Auto mechanic Will Cutts takes care of a driveline as part of a busy schedule of midwinter safety checks, servicing again if they have become and upgrades dulled with age and wear, for example. Of course, one of the big jobs “It’s a bit like the weather; out of for winter is preventing breakdowns with anyone’s control,” says Daniel. “We’re pre-emptive servicing, as nobody wants to working very hard and of course we hate be left by the side of the road on a cold delays, but we’re urging people to plan winter’s night. ahead and be patient.” While Covid-19 related delays are With that in mind, booking in advance receding and parts are flowing back in for some pre-emptive automotive care for most makes and models, there are and attention may be a better solution still delays across the trade, which mean than running the risk of needing instant repairs are largely impossible. emergency repairs. ¢

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Brain Injury Association Northland Incorporated is appealing to the community for donations so it can continue to support people with brain injuries.

Dargaville High School is appealing to the community in search of volunteer driving mentors to teach students during school hours.

“It is a not-for-profit organisation that provides support for individuals living with the effects of a brain injury and covers from Wellsford to Cape Rēinga,” says Brain Injury Association Northland Incorporated office manager Mandy Forbes. “Statistics tell us that 99 people a day will sustain some form of brain injury — one every 15 minutes. Northland is over-represented p The small team at BIANI assist people affected by a brain in those statistics. injury from Wellsford to Cape Reinga “The effects of a brain injury are life-changing. The issues are organisations, fundraising efforts and often very complex and often there is no client memberships. easy fix.” “We have a whatever-it-takes policy The organisation supports all people so we can accommodate the client. We affected with a brain injury including go under the Barry Willer Concept. It’s family, friends and carers. Part of it is about rehabilitation. raising public awareness, hosting support “Feedback from our clients remains meetings, newsletters and advocacy for positive, some of whom we have known social services such as ACC and WINZ. for 20 years. They appreciate the “Individuals with brain injuries can find interaction and know us well.” it hard to engage with social agencies To contribute go to the Brain Injury and will often get overwhelmed and give New Zealand website, givealittle.co.nz/ up. We support our clients to navigate org/bianorthland or call 09 459 5013. those services.” The Brain Injury Association Northland With limited government funding, the Incorporated bank account number is rest of its finances is made up of funding ASB 12-3093-0207556-00. ¢

“My plea is to anyone willing to help during school hours to contact me at the high school. We need volunteers to help our students progress with their driving,” says career adviser Julie Chiaroni. The driving sessions will take an hour a student and the time given is at the discretion of the volunteers. Eve r yo n e wi l l b e p Mentor Bill Fitness and Bradlee Kimpton-Brown embark on one of police vetted. the driving sessions set up to give students skills for life “We have been well supported by the Northland Road Safety “The NRST and police are keen on this Trust (NRST). Last year, we purchased a because for a lot of young people, their first run-in with the law is not being a small manual car.” Julie wants to see students obtaining correctly licensed driver,” Julie says. licences as she knows that not having “I was relieved I got it done and pleased I didn’t waste mum’s money. The one can impede employability. “It is a physical skill and they need experience made me feel better,” says encouragement and support to build student Nicholas Osborne. their confidence. Many of them are “I enjoyed the lesson and it made me better off with someone who is not feel more confident about my driving,” their parent. says student Bradlee Kimpton-Brown. Additionally, DHS support the RYDA “We run a learner course where we subsidise them to get their licence. The programme and offers a defensive drivers goal of this is to get the students ready course three times a year. To volunteer to do their restricted licence — that or find out more, call the school on 09 439 7229. ¢ parents organise.

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With four bedrooms and two bathrooms spread across two distinct wings, this family residence offers plenty of space for everyone, including extended family and long-term guests. Large open plan living, dining, and kitchen areas. The interior is beautifully renovated and ready to move in, with potential to create a separate living area, office, rumpus, or work from home space downstairs. Private, landscaped gardens, and a covered entertaining area complete the picture.

Price by Negotiation Phone for viewing times Jeni Gorrie 021 183 9132 jeni.gorrie@bayleys.co.nz MACKYS REAL ESTATE LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

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NEW LISTING

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Dargaville 161 Awakino Road Great family home - great family location Perfectly suited to family living, this large home, complemented by 1.9 acres (more or less) of land, is superbly located in the heart of an ever-popular area, with schools and an abundance of amenities on your doorstep. Inside this lovely home, three large bedrooms (master with ensuite) are complemented by a well-appointed bathroom and a separate toilet, with the sun room adding options and versatility. Expansive, open-plan living areas offer plenty of space for families.

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Te Kopuru 23 Clean Street 3

Price by Negotiation Phone for viewing times Lisa Pocklington 021 121 8419 lisa.pocklington@bayleys.co.nz MACKYS REAL ESTATE LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

Hidden Gem

Private location with stunning rural and river views, set on 1.53ha. Spread over two levels the home boasts seven bedrooms or (six plus and office), which are complemented by a large family bathroom with separate toilet, and an ensuite off the master. The openplan living areas ensure the ability to host any occasion, along with other highlights including the modern kitchen, a fireplace with wetback, and seamless indoor/outdoor flow. The single garage with internal access and the large shed.

Asking Price $950,000 Inclusive of GST Phone for viewing times Jeni Gorrie 021 183 9132 jeni.gorrie@bayleys.co.nz Lisa Pocklington 021 121 8419 lisa.pocklington@bayleys.co.nz

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MACKYS REAL ESTATE LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008

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WHAT’S ON? For outside of Dargaville events email info@thelifestyler.co.nz

July Beats & Barnacles — with DJs Mr Big Stuff and Kirsty Hargreaves — 30th July — Playing a selection of good grooves from funk, soul, jazz to reggae. Midwinter warm up — food and drink specials. *FREE* Come and enjoy a nice evening.

Markets Dargaville Twilight Market — 31st July 5.30pm– 7pm at the Northern Wairoa Boating Club, Totara Street. Kaihu Hall Market — Every third Saturday 10am– noon. Phone Robin 09 439 8750. Monthly Market — 2nd July 9am–noon, at the Kaipara Community Centre, Hokianga Road (opposite the Town Hall). Paparoa Artisan Market — 4th Sunday monthly 12–4pm. Paparoa Memorial Hall. Te Kopuru Market — every Saturday 12.30pm– 3.30pm at Te Kopuru Community Hall.

Club/Organisation 57 Squadron (Dargaville) Air Training Corps — Mondays 6pm–8pm at the Dargaville Aero Club. For boys and girls aged 13–18 years Phone Gordon 021 262 0547. Alcoholics Anonymous — Dargaville AA meetings held at The Lighthouse Church, cnr Normanby & Parore Sts. Use Parore St entrance. Monday 4.30pm & Thursday 7.30pm Contact Bernie 027 212 2148, Ladies 020 4082 1373, Murray 09 439 5248. Alzheimer’s ‘Carer’ Support Group — Contact Maxine on 021 153 5674.

Baylys & Beyond Gardeners — All welcome, 2nd Monday of each month, Garden ramble, shared lunch, trading table phone 021 063 3444. Dargaville Aero Club — Learn to fly, free of tuition charges, Gyrocopter, Texan, Stork. Contact Peter 09 439 1628 for further info. Dargaville Contract Bridge Club — Tuesdays 12.45pm and Thursday 6.45pm at the Kiosk, Memorial Park, Logan St, Dargaville. dargavillebridge@gmail.com or phone Peter 09 439 2437 or 022 405 6439. Dargaville Embroidery Group — 3rd Tuesday of the month 10am–2pm. Phone Rosemary 09 439 0656. Dargaville Floral Art Club — Meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 1pm at The Lighthouse Church, Cnr Normanby & Parore Sts, Dargaville. Enquiries to Dawn Donald 09 439 5413. Dargaville Friendship Club — meets 2nd Tuesday of the month at 10am at the NW Boating Club. For info phone Phyllis 09 439 6681. Dargaville Games Club — 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Dargaville Scout Hall, Onslow St, 6pm–9pm. Dargaville Girls Brigade — For girls 5–15 years. Thursdays after school — 3.30–5pm held at The Lighthouse Church. Contact Pauline Taylor 021 263 7446 or 09 439 7505. Dargaville Menz Shed — is open Tuesday and Thursday each week from 10am to 3pm and Saturday mornings from 10am to noon. New members are welcome. For more info phone Paul 027 459 3085. Dargaville Museum — Open every day except Christmas Day and Anzac morning 9–4 until Labour Day then 9–5 until Easter. Volunteers, visitor hosts and members welcome. Phone 09 439 7555.

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Dargaville Scout Group — For boys and girls aged 5–99 years at 23 Onslow St. All info on door or phone Johnnita 027 296 5889. Dargaville Women’s Club — Meets the 3rd Thursday of every month 10am at the Tea Kiosk in Memorial Park. Hikuwai O Kaipara Waka Ama Club — Meet at the NW Boating Club 5pm Mondays and Thursdays from 5pm for Awa training. Kaipara Heritage Machinery Club — Open and operating Wednesday and Saturday. New members and volunteers welcome. Something to interest both men and women, come and get involved. Phone 09 439 7108 or 09 439 4614. Kumarani Productions, Circus Jam — Wednesdays 5.30–7.30pm at Circus Kumarani, 15 Onslow St through school terms only. Gold coin donation. Lions Club of Ruawai — Meets 3rd Thursday of the month (social night) at the Sports Club and 1st Thursday of the month (business meeting). For more info contact 09 439 2029 or 09 439 2557. Northern Wairoa Country Music Club — 1st Sunday of the month at the Scout Hall, 23 Onslow Street 1–4pm. Enquiries to Bruce 09 439 5513. Northern Wairoa Genealogy Society — Learn how to trace your family history or DNA at the Research Rooms, Dargaville Museum 2nd & 4th Sunday of each months 12.30–2pm Phone Sue 021 608 606. Northern Wairoa Indoor Bowls Assn — Starts at 7pm Mondays at Anglican Church Hall, Tuesdays at Ruawai-Tokatoka Hall, Wednesdays at Dalmatian Hall. For more info contact Warren Younger 027 478 5102 or evenings 09 439 6155.

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NZ 60s Up Movement — Dargaville Social Meetings held at the Lighthouse Function Centre on 1st Tuesday of the month. Contact President Margaret Pinny 09 439 4560. Peggy Purls in our Community — Every 3rd Wednesday 10.30am at Dargaville Sewing and Curtain Centre, 59 Normanby St. Ring Charlene 09 439 6120. RSA Women’s Section — Social meeting held at the Clubrooms, 4th Monday of the month. Contact Secretary/Treasurer Betty Bruce 09 439 4344. SeniorNet Dargaville — Drop-in every Tuesday 10am–2pm (except school holidays) for help with technology and internet banking. KCC 38 Hokianga Rd. Stepping Out Leisure Marching Team — Tuesday 4pm–5pm at the Dargaville Town Hall. Contact Sharon 027 439 5634 or 09 439 5634 for more details. Vaccine Passport required. Stitches and Craft — 5 Cranley St, Dargaville. 10am– 4pm Tuesday and Friday Contact Lois 027 473 0598 for further details. Wednesday Crafts — Every Wednesday 10am at the Greenways Community Centre (formerly CMA) 43 Tirarau St. Morning tea and lunch will be served. Variety of crafts. All welcome. $6 per session Contact Judy 027 316 3940.

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Sudoku

Previous crossword solution

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EASY

Previous solution

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Trees - Ph Russell: 021 951 329 Firewood - Ph/txt Lucas: 021 0266 4501

Repairs & Servicing

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Closing date for classified advertising for the July 12 2022 edition is Monday, July 11 2022

FOR SALE

NURSERIES & PLANTS

TREE SERVICES

WANTED TO BUY

CARAVAN EWOF (and marine). Call your local inspector today at A+ Electrical Inspections and Security on 021 240 6764.

HEDGING, SHELTER & landscaping trees, shrubs, & grasses ready now. Got2Go Plants, 55 West Coast Road, Te Kopuru, open 10am to 4pm, Tuesday to Friday this week. Sorry closed on Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th. 09 439 5556.

KAIPARA STUMP grinding. All stumps, any size, free no-obligation quote. Phone 020 4029 2263. Based in Dargaville. Keep it local.

SUZUKI 4X4 Wanted to buy — parked, damaged or unwanted, Escudo Vitara/Grand Vitara. Phone Derek 09 439 7573.

TREE REMOVAL, pruning, chipping & stump grinding. Qualified & Insured. Phone Scott 0800 468 9663 Arborcare Tree Maintenance.

TOP $$$ for old Tin diecast Toys. Corgi, Matchbox, Dinky, Funho, Hornby, Hotwheels, Marklin, Meccano, Schuco, Straue, Tonka, Tyco ect. Phone Ron 027 535 7214 / 09 439 4829.

CARPET, VINYL and hard flooring. Full supply and installation service. Mobile showroom. Free measure and quote. Phone Christine — Kaipara Flooring Co 021 515 415.

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

LARGE LAZY boy chair, will negotiate. Phone 027 632 3210.

PLUMBER (SEMI retired) available for small property maintenance jobs… call John 027 494 2919.

SUZUKI 4X4 Wanted to buy — parked, damaged or unwanted, Escudo Vitara/Grand Vitara. Phone Derek 09 439 7573.

Dargaville Bobcat Services Any job big or small. We do them ALL

TOP SOIL, top quality, $75 per m³ onto your trailer, or truck deliveries available for larger orders. Phone 021 132 4107 or 09 439 5141.

COMMUNITY SERVICES

• Stump & Tree Removal • Driveway Prep & Regrading • Post Hole Borer

OTAMATEA COMMUNITY SERVICES FREE: counselling, parenting, social work, budgeting, senior support. 09 431 9080. reception@otamateacs.org.nz

FENCING, ALL types of fencing, pool, stockyards, post & rail, boundary plus… call Jeff 027 476 5458.

EFFLUENT REMOVAL, just give us a call, we remove it all. ‘Magic Property Services’. Phone Chris 027 480 0110 or Mary 027 459 1544. 7 Days. WE ARE THE ONLY CODE COMPLIANT OPERATORS IN THE KAIPARA.

PET SUPPLIES WINDOW & Door Repairs & Glazing, Insect Screens, Security and more — call me today. Phone 027 275 0918 or 09 439 6458. Kevin Sowter or visit my website: windowanddoors.co.nz — Window and Door Services Ltd.

TRADE & SERVICES WATER TANK Cleaning. Phone Pete 027 444 3053 or 09 405 9510. WINDOW & Door Repairs & Glazing, Insect Screens, Security and more — call me today. Phone 027 275 0918 or 09 439 6458. Kevin Sowter or visit my website: windowanddoors.co.nz — Window and Door Services Ltd.

ENTERTAINMENT

DARGAVILLE’S CINEMA

WEEK OF

THE ANZAC THEATRE

7th July – 13th July

AT THE WAR MEMORIAL TOWN HALL, HOKIANGA RD TO PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE AND FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION: www.anzactheatre.co.nz | 09 439 8997

MORNING

AFTERNOON

THU 07/07

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CLOSED

TUE 12/07

CLOSED

WED 13/07

Adult $16

Last screening

EVENING

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FRI 08/07

★ First screening

LIGHTYEAR (PG) 5.30PM

NIGHT

THOR: LOVE & THUNDER ★ (M) 8.00PM

TOP GUN: MAVERICK (M) 5.30PM

THOR: LOVE & THUNDER (M) 8.00PM THOR: LOVE & THUNDER (M) 8.15PM

MINIONS: THE RISE OF GRU (PG) 1.00PM

ELVIS (M) 3.00PM

LIGHTYEAR (PG) 6.00PM

LIGHTYEAR (PG) 1.00PM

MINIONS: THE RISE OF GRU (PG) 3.30PM

WHINA (PG) 5.30PM

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Senior (65+) $13.50

THOR: LOVE & THUNDER (M) 3.00PM

Student $13.50 w/ID

WHINA (PG) 5.30PM

Child $9.00

Proudly sponsored by the Kaipara Lifestyler

ELVIS (M) 8.00PM

Under 3yrs FREE

SITUATIONS VACANT WAITER STAFF/KITCHEN Hand wanted for customer service, till operation, dish washing and home food delivery. Contact Jas Singh Phone 021 438 311 or email jas_shiraz@yahoo.co.nz RELIEF MILKER or full-time for new season, small herd must be reliable, able to drive tractor would be great. Phone 09 439 5302.

FRONT DESK SALES AND CUSTOMER SERVICE PERSON

Topuni Timber Limited is a medium sized sawmill located near Kaiwaka in the Kaipara district. We are seeking an enthusiastic team player who is passionate about their role and work ethic.

09 439 5073 | 027 271 2022 SEPTIC TANK SERVICES

MON 11/07

CARPET VINYL laying service. We supply quality flooring products with 35 years of experience in installation and at competitive prices. Garage carpet floor preparation and restretching. Free quote phone Ian 027 499 6413.

• Calf Shed & Stockyard Cleaning • Tip Truck Available • Trencher

FENCING

SUN 10/07

WORK WANTED

Phone or Txt Paul

153-155 Hurndall St, Maungaturoto

SAT 09/07

TREE TRIMMING Truck using Grapple/Saw – 26m reach — Pruning, Removal, Chipping, Qualified Arborists SIMPLE – FAST – SAFE – QUALIFIED – EXPERIENCED – VALUE FOR MONEY. Servicing KAIPARA CALL Team Vegetation on 09 439 0050.

WAYNE & ANNETTE Ph 09

439 2020

Dry Aged Beef Specialists Traditional Manuka wood smoked Bacon & Ham

TOKATOKA

The successful applicant will have an excellent telephone manner and enjoy welcoming customers and visitors to our site. Duties will include answering telephones, completing sales dockets, liaising with drivers, ensuring visitors comply with health and safety requirements surrounding site visits, entering sales and purchase orders into MYOB, assisting other administration staff when not answering telephones or serving customers, running errands in company vehicles and therefore hold a current driver licence. Knowledge of the timber industry is a definite advantage as you will need to be able to answer most customer enquiries in the first instance. A problem solving, can-do attitude is a must, as well as experience using MYOB, Excel and Word although some training can be given. Working hours are from 7am to 5pm — an earlier finish is possible, but must be able to start at 7. All applicants are invited to send their CV or resume together with a covering letter of introduction to suejoll@ topunitimber.co.nz.

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CLASSIFIEDS

PHONE 09 439 6933

Closing date for classified advertising for the July 12 2022 edition is Monday, July 11 2022

SITUATIONS VACANT

PUBLIC NOTICES

Position Available

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS both Dargaville AA Meetings are held at the church, crn Parore and Normanby Sts. Use Parore St entrance. Monday 4.30pm & Thursday 7.30pm. Phone Bernie 027 212 2148, Ladies 020 4082 1373, Murray 09 439 5248.

PUBLIC NOTICES Mauri Ora ki Ngati Whatua Tamariki Day Raffle Results Number 99 Matarora Smith Your donation has been made to Youth Suicide Victim Support Kaipara

DARGAVILLE HEALING rooms 7pm Tuesdays. No charge and no appointment necessary. Lion of Judah Building, River Road. All Welcome. Check us out on Facebook.

require a person Monday to Friday for a variety of duties, some heavy lifting Contact Gillian 09 439 8351

DARGAVILLE ROD & CUSTOM CLUB

AGM Wednesday 6th July 2022 6.30pm at the CLUB ROOMS.

DONNELLYS CROSSING COMMUNITY GROUP (DCCG) Will be holding our AGM on July 20, 2022 at old sunday school, Katui Rd. Starting at 7.30pm

DEATH NOTICES

WRIGHT, Robert Maxwell (Max) Passed away suddenly 30 June 2022 age 82 years. Best mate and loved partner of Lorraine. Father to Simon and Isabella, Cushla, and Wayne and grandfather to Elizabeth, Stephanie, Genevieve, Corey, Danyon and Cheyanne. Loved brother of Don, Colin and Terrill. A celebration of Max’s life will be held at the Dargaville Club, 55 Victoria Street, Dargaville on Tuesday 5 July 2022 at 1.30pm followed by afternoon tea. Dargaville Funeral Services 09 439 8016. BEREAVEMENTS

Kaipara

ALLEN Roger McDonald

Community Health Trust HEALTH SHUTTLE Accessible Transport We have a wheelchair hoist (Dargaville and Whangarei Health Appointments) For enquiries phone Te Ha Oranga 439 3013

SITUATIONS VACANT

APPLY TODAY!

WE NEED YOU, TO JOIN OUR SALES TEAM! • 1 Full time sales role available

KAIHU / WESTERN SHARKS RESERVES vs WELLSFORD FINAL: Saturday 9th July GAME KICK OFF 12 PM SEMENOFF STADIUM, WHANGAREI. COME AND SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! Bus from Dargaville to Whangarei available. Follow us on Facebook for further details

• Training provided • Positive attitude and strong people skills encouraged • Cell phone and computer knowledge are an asset

“If you can make someone smile over the phone, then you can gain that rapport with them. That’s the key to this job - if you can talk, then you can do it! Once you make that first call then it becomes simple.” - Krystal Carey, Northern Farming Lifestyles “My previous job was nothing like this, but it has been an easy transition. Some people may think that they are not qualified for this kind of role, but with the training provided I have found it easy to gain the new skills I now use every day. I’m building relationships with customers and advising them on their marketing, to help grow their businesses.” - Olivia Green, Weekend Lifestyler OUR CUSTOMERS WANT TO PROMOTE THEIR BUSINESSES, THEY JUST NEED TO TALK TO YOU TO MAKE IT HAPPEN!

Email your CV & Cover Letter to: jobs@integrity.nz

Born November 13, 1944 at Te Kopuru. Passed away July 2, 2022 peacefully at Whangarei Hospital. Dearly loved husband of Alison for 50 years. Loved father of Philip and Carol, father-in-law of Pete Bielby. A service for Roger will be held at Newberrys Funeral Home, corner of Kamo Rd & Moody Ave on Thursday July 7 at 11.30 am followed by a private cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations in Roger’s name can be sent to Dargaville Rotary Club, PO Box 311, Dargaville.

PUBLIC NOTICES

Public notice

(Section 127, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012) The Ruawai Community Sports Club Inc of Ruawai, has made application to the Kaipara District Licensing Committee for the renewal of an Club licence in respect of the premises situated at 27 Wharf Road, Ruawai known as Ruawai Community Sport Club. The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Sports Club.

TE URI O HAU SETTLEMENT TRUST

TE URI O HAU SETTLEMENT TRUST NOTICE OF ELECTION OF TRUSTEES I hereby invite nominations for the election of four (4) new trustees of the Te Uri o Hau Settlement Trust. Nominations must be made on the form available from the Trust’s office at 2/5 Hunt Street, Whangarei during the hours of 9:00am to 5:00pm any business day or on request by phoning Te Aroha Busby-Parkes (09) 4597001. Requirements for Trustee eligibility will be provided with the nomination forms. One trustee will be elected from each of the four (4) Ancestral Marae; Oruawharo, Otamatea, Waihaua and Waikaretu. A postal ballot will be held if more than one valid nomination is received. Each new trustee will serve two consecutive terms of three (3) years each. According to the Trust Deed, the following trustees will automatically be re-elected for a further three (3) year term – Henry Anthony Holyoake (Waikaretu Marae), Raniera Wiremu Te Reo o Te Ao Marama Pene (Oruawharo Marae), Albert Shelford (Otamatea Marae) and Antony Thompson (Waihaua Marae). Nominations close 5pm, Friday 22 July 2022 The Returning Officer will post ballot papers to every adult Te Uri o Hau registered on the beneficiary roll one month after the date nominations close. Postal elections will close 12noon, Thursday 22 September 2022 Any Te Uri o Hau 18 years or over may nominate another adult Te Uri o Hau registered with the same Ancestral Marae and recorded on the Trust’s beneficiary roll. The beneficiary role is open for inspection at the Trust’s office at 2/5 Hunt Street, Whangarei during the hours of 9:00am to 5:00pm any business day, office phone (09) 4597001. Returning Officer Sarah Kessell Te Uri o Hau Settlement Trust PO Box 1976 Whangarei 0143 Email: tuohelections@gmail.com Mobile: (027) 588 1860

Advertise in the Kaipara Lifestyler Classifieds 09 439 6933

The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are: Sunday to Thursday 1pm to 10pm. Friday and Saturday 1pm to 12 Midnight The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the Kaipara District Licensing Committee at 42 Hokianga Road, Dargaville or Unit 13, 6 Molesworth Drive, Mangawhai. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 working days after the first publication of this public notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee, Private Bag 1001, Dargaville 0340. No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. This is the only publication of this notice.

Public notice

(Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012) Nerissa Marie Goodwin of Maungaturoto, has made application to the Kaipara District Licensing Committee for the issue of an On Licence in respect of the premises situated at 142 Hurndall Street Maungaturoto West Kaipara Northland known as Mamaz Eatz Cafe. The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Cafe/Restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are: Monday to Sunday 9am to 11pm. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the Kaipara District Licensing Committee at 42 Hokianga Road, Dargaville or Unit 13, 6 Molesworth Drive, Mangawhai. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 working days after the first publication of this public notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee, Private Bag 1001, Dargaville 0340. No objection to the issue of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. This is the second publication of this notice.

July 5 2022

KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL

OPEN HOME

NEW LISTING

DARGAVILLE

62 Gordon Street

Invest or Nest A three bedroom home and one bedroom self-contained unit that are both cosy on a good size section. Situated in close proximity to town and schools this is great for extended families, home and income or rent both out. Both buildings have been rented, with room for further improvement this would be a great investment.

$499,000 VIEW OPEN HOME 11.30-12.00pm, Saturday 9 July

Cindy Younger M 027 278 2309 | B 09 439 3342 E cindy.younger@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/DAG36263

DARGAVILLE

Small Package - But Worth It • • • • • •

$550,000

1 hectare (subject to subdivision) Country lifestyle Three bedrooms Single garaging Outside storage shed Dam water

GST Inclusive

DARGAVILLE SURROUNDS

Country Living and Privacy

A small block in the country, but it is worth it, set back from the road and only 18 kilometres from Dargaville, this delightful three-bedroom home would be a great option for your family. With a rural outlook, large section and a paddock for the horse or animal gives you some room and space.

Megan Browning M 027 668 8468 E mbrowning@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/DAG36296

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12 hectares (subject to council approval) Three-bedroom weather board home with rumpus room Outside sleepout Double garaging Calf sheds, workshop, cattle yards Rural and river views

$699,000 GST Inclusive

Megan Browning M 027 668 8468 E mbrowning@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/DAG36004

Megan Browning Call Me Now!

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20 years in real estate Successful and proven results No obligation free appraisals Specialising in farms, lifestyle properties The results speak for themselves Real estate and farming knowledge – the full package

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