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Local RAFFA nominees’ films on the big screen at the Old School Arts Centre

or the first time this year, the Raglan Film Festival celebrates local RAFFA nominees’ films with public screenings at the Old School Arts Centre theatre. From zombie love and TV mystery to marauding, drooling babies and Raglan’s contagious virus drama, the 20 short films were crafted by local filmmakers of all ages. Screenings will be split into two groups. Group A screens on - Monday September 17 at 6.30pm and Friday

September 21 at 4.30pm. Group B screens on Tuesday September 18 at 6.30pm and Friday September 21, at 6.30pm. Entry is by koha. Pick up a brochure at the Old School for more information. Don’t miss out on the glitz and glamour of the film festival red carpet night where the films will be vying for top cinematic honours on Saturday, September 22 at the Raglan Town Hall. Get in quick and purchase your red carpet tickets at the Old School office open, 10am-2pm, Monday to Friday. Old School Arts Centre

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Stormwater upgrades muddying the waters in Raglan

ecent protests at the stormwater upgrades on Wainui Road are just another example of Waikato District Council’s dereliction of duty, Whaingaroa Harbour Care stalwart and Waikato Regional councillor Fred Lichtwark says. WDC was served a non-compliance letter by Waikato Regional Council infrastructure team leader Hugh Keane pointing out the discharges authorised by the consent are unlawful, but no formal enforcement action would be taken. “If it were you or me doing noncompliant work on our own property we would have to stop and have to pay to rectify it,” Fred says. Waikato Regional Council Resource Use Manager, Brent Sinclair, says the consent that authorises the discharge of stormwater from Raglan township was granted in 2008 and is subject to more than 40 consent conditions. “We recently completed an interim compliance audit of the consent and that found that Waikato District Council has generally shown a high level of compliance with these conditions. However, we also found that in the 2016/17 year it did not comply with a condition that requires it hold an annual meeting with the Tangata Whenua and Key Stakeholder Liaison Group. The district council failed to comply with one condition of a number of conditions, and we look at the full picture, not just a piece of the picture in making decisions on what action to take.” Fred believes the non-compliant work adds to a list of environmental breaches and he questions WDC’s duty of care for Whaingaroa’s natural environment. “WDC are, in my opinion, abusing Raglan and this issue is one of a series of issues where they are disrespecting the natural resources that make Raglan, Raglan.” Fred says, issues such as Wainui Reserve wetlands being drained using tires that leach pollutant into the Wainui Stream; cattle busting through Wainui Reserve fences in disrepair (for which they have been issued an abatement notice);

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Whaingaroa Harbour Care stalwart and Waikato Regional councillor Fred Lichtwark believes this non-compliant work adds to a list of environmental breaches by WDC. shoddy work causing safety issues at the Wallis Street boardwalk and various considerations made to developers that compromise the harbour water quality. He believes the Raglan community needs to be vocal about concerns they have over WDC stormwater solutions for Whaingaroa Harbour. “I want council to stop the works and incorporate stormwater treatment, and we need people pressure to make a difference.” Waikato District Council Waters Manager, Karl Pavlovich, says a new EnviroPod has been installed in a stormwater catchpit sump within the Wainui Road site, which removes the majority of gross pollutants and suspended solids, reducing particulate bound pollutants such as heavy metals, oil, and grease.

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“We understand the public concerns raised, so WDC are working with our designer to consider stormwater treatment options that could be incorporated in the current works.” The district council also propose to reinstate some muddy roadside berm areas with the construction of kerbing and a planted swale to treat stormwater runoff from parking/adjacent road prior to discharge to harbour at the Joyce Petchell Park carpark upgrade. Pavlovich acknowledges that in 2016/17, the council did not comply with the resource consent condition to hold an annual meeting with the Tangata Whenua and Key Stakeholder Liaison Group but a meeting was held in 2017/18 and another is planned for later this year. He says the stormwater upgrade will improve the capacity of the system,

A check list from travel agents is very useful. A personal check list that one can refer to as you leave the house on any journey, however short, can save extra stress if something goes wrong, particularly if the memory is not as good as it used to be. It’s also a good idea to let a relative or friend know where you are going if you happen to go any distance. If you are travelling to another country, check your passport is not due to expire within six months, especially if you are away for several months. Pensioners need to inform Work

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and will reduce the severity and frequency of the ponding and runoff experienced. WDC will hold a meeting about stormwater treatment solutions with the community liaison group and tangata whenua on Friday, September 7 at 10am at the town hall supper rooms. Janine Jackson

A column connecting with senior citizens in our community. This column is sponsored by Raglan Rest Home and Hospital. Manukau Road, Raglan.

News Letter September: Safe Travels

eeping safe while traveling can be daunting even for the most seasoned traveller, especially when going overseas. For the elderly, it can be even more stressful.

Telephone: 825 0114

and Income if they are out of the country for more than four weeks or more than six months. Make sure you have the correct visa for the countries you are likely to visit and have some other identiﬁcation other than your passport. It is also important to clearly mark your luggage bags so you can recognise them easily, and have a luggage label with an address and telephone number. Get someone to double check train times and ﬂight schedules. Take out travel insurance. The younger generation don’t tend to go anywhere without a mobile phone, which gives them access to all manner of information. However, the phone does need to be fully charged and topped up! For older people who have not grown up with such technology, it can be confusing with

the added problem of needing reading glasses and hearing aids (including spare batteries). It’s also a good idea for elderly car owners to belong the AA (Automobile Association) You never know when you might run out of petrol or lock the car door with the keys in the ignition, and even the most organised person can have a breakdown. Bon Voyage! Safe Travels! Pauline Abrahams

What's On:

• September 21 is World Peace Day • There is a Senior Technology session every Thursday at 2pm at the Community House and you can get help with computers, laptops and mobile phones as

Phone: 07 825 8306

well as help to get a passport on line • Crop Swap is once a fortnight. The next meet is Sunday September 16 at 9.30am at the Bowling Club • Senior Citizens is at the Trust Hospital on Thursday September 13 at 11am • Next Creative Art Market is September 9 • The Saturday Club meets every Saturday at 9.30am at the Community House • Care and Craft is every Monday morning at the Bowling Club at 9.30am • Knitters’ Circle is at the Orca Restaurant every Wednesday morning at 9.30am • Nia Dance is every Thursday at 9.15am at Activate Church Taipari Ave, and Saturday September 8 at 9.30am. Concessions for Gold Card owners. First session Free.

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Animal Health Column For Raglan People + their Pets

Training with All Blacks squad a long way from playing Nintendo

Please help to keep our animals safe

e have had a run of dog fight injuries here at Anexa Vets Raglan, so we would like to talk about safe dog socializing and walking.

While we strongly encourage everyone to take their dogs out for walks, we need to be mindful and responsible when doing so, since there are other dogs who may not interact well with others. Remember to always get permission by asking the other dog owner ‘is your dog ok?’ before allowing dogs to meet. Just because your dog is friendly, another dog may be scared and then not enjoy your friendly dog coming up to greet him or her with enthusiasm! Please, if you are concerned that your dog would not enjoy socializing with other dogs, but still want them to enjoy spring, keep them on a lead and if possible warn people to keep their dogs away. A muzzle may also help as a warning signal to people. Basic lead training, a good solid, recall command and a few other basic commands are all that are needed for safe walking in public. If you need help with training these skills, our

nurses can help with the basics or we can refer you to trainers in Hamilton. Unfortunately, dog ﬁghts will still occur. When this happens, please don’t try and break them up! Often owners bring dogs into the vet for injuries but are worse off themselves and we have to convince them to seek medical attention. It is hard, but do not put your hands in to break up dogs. If a hose is available this is the best option, then a barrier of some kind, or stick. Dogs love to socialize, go for adventures and run off lead on the beach. We love nothing more than to see our dogs playing together, but would love to see our more socially awkward dogs enjoy walks too. The Yellow Dog Project is a global movement for owners of dogs that need space. It hopes to educate the public and dog owners to identify dogs needing space, promote appropriate contact of dogs and assist dog parents to identify their dog as needing space. Please see theyellowdogproject. com for more information. The Anexa Team

Don’t Feed Your Pet Junk Food! Not all foods are created equal so make sure your pet gets the best diet possible! As vets we cannot emphasise enough the importance of good nutrition for your pet, to ensure good health. Diets need to be tailored to the specific needs of your pet to ensure they lead a healthy life. There are many reasons why you should consider feeding your pet with pet food purchased from your vet. Advice: Your pet’s dietary needs may change as they grow and age. Your vet/ vet nurse can offer advice on the best nutrition for all life stages of your pet. Range: Vet-Only pet food offers a wide range of special diets, such as oral care, weight loss and hairball control. Tailor-made: Large-breed dogs have different nutritional needs than smaller dogs and therefore need different diet formulations. Breed specific foods are formulated to help control or prevent some of the typical health problems of each breed. Your vet also has access to prescription diets designed for specific health conditions. Much less mess to clean up: Quality food is highly digestible – therefore less mess and smell when your pet goes to the toilet. Weight management: Obesity is the most common form of malnutrition in the pets of today. Feeding pets an appropriate quantity of food is very important. High quality food tends to make the animal feel full and satisfied with a smaller quantity. Dental health: Dental problems are the second most common health problem that we5% see inOFF our patients. pet foods have special features to help keep ALL Vet-Only LEADS your pet’s mouth healthy.

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The link between good nutrition and health is well proven in humans and animals, into Anexa so you wantthe to feedRaglan the best food you can to your pets. We believe feeding a top quality result in a longer vetveterinary clinic diet in will the month ofand better quality life for your pet. If you are in doubt about the quality of the diet your pet is receiving, come and see September to enter us. We can advise on the best diet for your pet’s health.

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Angus in his Cheifs jersey, flanked by members of his family, from left, Fua, Angus, Stuart and Rupert Taavao.

ngus Ta’avao may be on the verge of turning out for the All Blacks but it was more sedentary games he often played in his youth, an old Raglan mate revealed this week. “I hung out with Angus a lot,” Simon Laxon told the Chronicle from Melbourne where he now hangs from ropes with commercial engineering company Absafe. Besides kicking the ball around they played a lot of Nintendo 64 – the classic gaming console – and downed a lot of cake. “We were always taking his mum’s carrot cake, I remember, dabbling in bits of food,” he laughs. That was around the time Angus lived in town with his mother Wendy McGee and brother Stuart. He was a Year 7 pupil at Raglan Area School before boarding at Dilworth in Auckland and returning here for the holidays. Simon reckons he tried hard not to get offside with Angus those days, even if he was regarded as a harmless giant. “He was big, he was massive … double our size at 13 … I could see he might be the next Jonah Lomu.” Now the 120kg-plus prop, off the back of an unexpected Super Rugby season with the Chiefs and a provincial campaign back with Taranaki, has surprised many with a call-up to join the All Black squad preparing for Saturday’s test in Nelson against Argentina. But not his old Raglan pal Nane Rose, now working in ﬁlm across the ditch. “We would always talk about the day he would become an All Black,” she told the Chronicle. “It seemed nothing would stop him from realising his dream.” Even so “he didn’t seem to be the aggressive sort,” says local area school principal Malcolm Cox. Malcolm’s son Joe, who played a couple of games with Angus, agreed. “He was huge but gentle.” Angus was also shy, recalls Chronicle editor Maki Nishiyama, who boarded with the family in Long Street for a time. She remembers Angus as much quieter than Stuart, an observation backed up by the boys’ mother who posted on Facebook last week how he was “mercilessly tormented” at home by his older brother. Wendy, who these days lives in Auckland, said in her post that while Angus was big – and she had to carry around his birth certiﬁcate to prove his age

– he was always told he wasn’t aggressive enough. But after former ABs forwards coach Mike Cron told him to hang in there – that the game would move away from “bash and crash” – Wendy believed her son’s time would come. And now it looks like it has. The 28 year old told Radio Sport Breakfast last week there had always been a big question about his scrummaging “and I feel I have stepped up this year”. In another recent interview – with 1 News – he acknowledged “I’m now playing my best rugby”. ABs coach Steve Hansen spoke in similar vein last week in justifying the tighthead prop’s callup: “Angus had a big season for the Chiefs during Super Rugby, was part of a very good Chiefs pack and has made big strides on the technical aspects of his position,” he said. Angus says he’s been inspired by friends and family backing him all the way, including partner Kristyn Bradﬁeld who visited his old haunts with him in Raglan a few months ago. The couple’s baby son Leo has a genetic disorder which earlier brought them back from Australia, where Angus played for the Waratahs, and has prompted them to rule out any further overseas contracts. Edith Symes

We need every household to complete this survey even if you feel you are not affected, so we have a clear idea of the percentage of our community who are suffering.

Please read this page,

Version 1 of the survey asked for full names and addresses to ensure no duplicate surveys could be entered. Due to feedback, we have changed those fields in this version to Street Name and Area Code fields only. Name and address details for version 1 will not entered into the data records. The only people who will see the survey forms will be the team at Waikato University who will enter and analyse the data. Only one person at the University will have access to the final data. The data will not be shared outside of the university with any other organisation. No individual will be able to be identified from the final report. Once the research is complete the original forms will be shredded.

fill-in, cut out and drop off.

Please return questionnaire to a WRAP survey collection box at the Raglan Community House (45 Bow St), Raglan Library, Raglan Information Centre or other approved collection site by Saturday September 22nd 2018.

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Street Name ____________________________________________ Area code______________________________

WRAP

Raglan community housing survey

he team at Raglan Community House are deeply concerned about the rising cost of housing in Raglan and have set up a group to investigate the problem known as the Whaingaroa/ Raglan Affordability (Housing) Project (WRAP).

To be able to get investment to build housing solutions, we need to get a clear understanding of what is happening in our community. No-one knows for sure how much stress our households are under because of housing. We need every household to complete this survey even if you feel you are not affected, so we have a clear idea of the percentage of our community who are suffering. Version 1 of the survey asked for full names and addresses to ensure no duplicate surveys could be entered. Due to feedback, we have changed those fields in this version to Street Name and Area Code fields only. Name and address details for version 1 will not entered into the data records. The only people who will see the survey forms will be the team at Waikato University who will enter and analyse the data. Only one person at the University will have access to the final data. The data will not be shared outside of the university with any other organisation. No individual will be able to be identified from the final report. Once the research is complete the original forms will be shredded.

Raglan Community Housing Survey:

Last printing of the housing survey this week

If you live on your own or in a household where you combine your incomes to pay costs, tick the “answering for my household” box below. If you live in a situation where you share costs (e.g. a flat or other), tick the “answering for myself box” below. I am answering for my household

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1. How many adults over the age of 18 years are living in the place that you live? ___________ 2. How many children aged from 12 – 18 years are living in the place that you live? ___________ 3. How many children younger than 11 years are living in the place that you live? ___________ 4. Where are you currently living? Please circle one option House

Shed

Caravan

Tent

Bus

Tiny House

Sleep-out/cabin

Car

Other

5. In the place that you live, how many bedrooms do you have? _____________ 6. Please state the number of facilities you have access to in the place you live. Toilet __________

Shower __________

Bath __________

Shower over bath _________

7. If you have answered None/Zero above, do you have access in a nearby building or house? YES �

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Your cost of living: If you own your own home freehold i.e. with no mortgage or loan payments remaining, tick this box then go to question 16.

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8. After you pay rent or mortgage payment, how much do you have left each week for all other living costs? $ ______________ (If answering for your household, estimate the amount left from all combined incomes) 9. If you pay rent, what is your cost of rent for a week

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10. If you are paying a mortgage, what is the cost of your weekly mortgage payments Stress related to housing:

$ _______________

“Very stressed” = affecting your physical and/or mental health

11. Are you stressed by being unable to find a place to live? No � A little � Mildly stressed �

Anxious/worried

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12. Are you stressed by the cost of your rent or mortgage? No � A little � Mildly stressed �

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13. How likely are you to be able to buy or build a home in Raglan in the next 5 years? Never � Unlikely � Hope to buy or build � Will definitely buy or build 14. Are you stressed by your view of your future opportunity to buy or build a house? No � A little � Mildly stressed � Anxious/worried �

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Security in your housing situation: 15. If you are renting, do you feel secure in your current housing situation? (Leave blank if not renting) a. YES � NO � b. If you answered NO, please tick as many options below that apply to you. Cost of rent

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he Raglan Housing restrict activities so it is critical Survey closes on the for us all to understand what the implications of this review are. September 22. It is printed in the Chronicle this week for the last time, so fill yours out and get it into one of the collection boxes around town: Raglan Area School, Rock-it Kitchen, The Food Department (Raglan West), 4 Square, Raglan i-site (Museum), Raglan Surf Co, WOK, The Shack, The Herbal Dispensary, Raglan Library and Raglan Community House. Affordable housing in the District Plan review. You may or may not have noticed, but the Waikato District Council are in the middle of a review of the District Plan. Reviews only happen about every ten years, but has been 14 years since the last one occurred. The plan defines how the council will administer its duties and responsibilities with respect to development of the region. The language that the plan contains can enable or

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Council planning staff will be in Raglan over September 12 and 13 from 11am to 7pm each day, so we all have an opportunity to discuss with them what the plan means and get advice about how to make a submission. The WRAP steering committee have spent some time pouring over the document and will be making a submission to raise the profile of affordable housing within the draft plan. Currently, there is limited focus in the plan on development specifically for affordable housing in Raglan, and restrictions of only one new land development option. WRAP are happy to also support those wishing to make submissions that are relevant to housing. Please contact Fiona McNabb, Project Lead at fiona@ solotec.co.nz. WRAP

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16. If you own your home, or you are paying a mortgage, do you feel secure in your current housing situation? a. YES � NO � b. If you answered NO, please tick as many below that apply to you. Cost of mortgage

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Likelihood of interest rate rise �

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17. If you are thinking of leaving Raglan, please tick all the reasons that apply to you. High cost of rent � High cost of buying a house � Can’t find a place to live The right type of house isn’t available � Can’t earn enough in Raglan to afford to live here

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Other (please state reason) _____________________________________________________________ Demographic information: 18. Ethnicity. Please let us know which ethnic group you identify with by ticking the box that applies to you. Maori �

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19. Age. Please let us know what age band you fit into by ticking the box that applies to you. Less than 18 years � 18 – 24 years � 25 – 34 years � 35 – 44 years � 45 – 54 years � 55 – 64 years � 65 – 74 years � 75 – 84 years � 85 years or older � 20. Residency status. Please tick the box that applies to you. NZ citizen � NZ resident � Visitor less than 1 year �

Residency application in progress Working visa 1 – 2 years �

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Thank you for completing the questionnaire – your information will contribute to helping solve our housing problems in Raglan and may help other communities like ours understand how to understand their housing problems. Please return questionnaire to a WRAP survey collection box at the Raglan Community House (45 Bow St), Raglan Library, Raglan Information Centre or other approved collection site by Saturday September 22nd 2018. If you have any questions about this survey please contact Fiona McNabb, Project Lead for WRAP: fiona@solotec.co.nz or Mike Rarere, Manager of Raglan Community House: info@raglanhouse.co.nz

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Okete-grown organic produce finds ready markets in Raglan

bit of a dream and a lot of hard work have combined

to reap some very palatable rewards for an Okete couple. who saw the first bags of their fresh organic produce “fly off the shelves” recently at The Herbal Dispensary. Kylie Robinson says it’s nice their Soul Food Farm venture – so long in the pipeline – has come together and that husband Eddie’s market gardening efforts are now paying off. The 35-year-old stay at home mum with two-year-old son Kalani and seven-month daughter Havana downplays her role in preparing the paddock, hand-planting the seedlings and then harvesting them – but Eddie reckons she did the hard yards too. There were daily commutes throughout last March and April from Waitetuna – where they were wrapping up a previous contract – to get the site ready on the Okete Rd dairy farm the pair now manage. They’d negotiated the lease of an extra plot of land with farm owner Alan Hall who was “kind enough to give us a crack at developing it”, says 41-year-old Eddie.

It was quite a process: killing off the grass to get bare land, levelling it, re-fencing, trucking in 30 cube of organic compost and transferring two polytunnels or greenhouses onto the site. Then Eddie set about handplanting thousands of seedlings which had been nurtured in a smaller polytunnel adjacent to the home they moved into in May. Soul Food Farm was finally up and running. While the enterprising pair provided The Herbal Dispensary with the produce from two harvests in that first week of business, it’ll soon be more full on as they also start supplying The Shack and Wallis Bistro with “earth-to-table” salad vegetables and herbs. Last month the couple had a shipping container, outfitted with windows and doors, moved on site to use for processing. Here the harvest is washed and spun in a converted washing machine, then dried on racks with fans – which takes minutes – before being chilled and delivered ready-to-eat the next day. This quick process ensures a shelf life of up to 10 days, Eddie says. Also in the packhouse is his homebuilt germination chamber –

an old fridge with a crockpot full of water plugged in on low – where trays of Kings seeds are stacked and begin to sprout. In the warm, insulated space turnips, radishes and spring onions take roughly three days to germinate while kale and rocket, for instance, need only about two. While they’ve started small, the couple plan to invest in some machinery to make things more efficient. A quick-cut greens harvester for instance could access and bag baby leaves from a 20-metre bed in minutes, compared with the half hour-plus it takes by hand. A seeder would be a boon, says Eddie, to plant more densely and accurately. And a paper pot transplanter is next on the wishlist. But the chief financial officer says not yet, Eddie quips, looking sideways at Kylie. “Maybe next year,” she says. From the positive response they’ve had to the venture, Kylie’s convinced Raglan locals do want to buy fresh organic produce and are mindful of where it comes from. “It’s neat to be part of that (trend),” she says. Edith Symes

Growing fresh produce is a labour of love for the Robinson family.

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King for managing, thank you Mihi for Thanks We’ll look forward to seeing you there! to our sponsors:  referring, and thank you to all the parents. Most of the team are year 5 girls, so what an extraordinary effort! God bless these amazingTHE TEAM AT FOUR SQUARE RAGLAN little girls.  I am also sure Kala Wilson, coach of the Karioi Ferns, is very proud of her team pulling through all their injuries and managing to walk away with the win. Summer proud of our Raglan Netball Club In Bring on next season. Special invitation for our Sponsors for RAGLAN JUNIOR NETBALL 2018: RESULTS // 1 SEPTEMBER Raglan Four Square Team Score POD Raglan Lions Karioi Mystics Loss by Default Huntly PGG WRIGHTSONS Karioi Orcas Win 14-13 N/A Goldpine Gimme Shelter LTD Karioi Fernz Win17-15 Amelia Tenetti. RNCI 2018 Prize Giving: Karioi Kiwis Win 24-10 The Whole Team Where: Raglan Surf Life Saving Club Karioi Mini Fernz Loss 11-19 N/A When: September 9 2018 Karioi Rangitahi Win By Default Who: Special invitation to our above sponsors.    

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his season we were grateful enough to have two strong year 7 teams make it in to the playoffs for ﬁrst and second in their pool. Karioi Kiwis Year 7 (pool 5) and Karioi

Ferns Year 7 (pool 3). Both teams took out their pools, walking away with the 2018 Year 7 pool 3-5 Cups. What an amazing effort, Karioi Kiwis, in the Year 7 Hamilton Waikato Champions for 2018. Congratulations! Thank you Rewhia

Rugby

game a possibility in our community. With summer sports fast approaching and the ocean calling we have one last hurrah to send off this year. Please join us in our RJRC end of year prizegiving to celebrate a great 2018 season – September 15, Raglan Club at 2pm. We’ll reﬂect, acknowledge, congratulate and dream the future. I’m already looking ahead to 2019. Look forward to seeing you all there. Raglan Junior Rugby Club RAGLAN JUNIOR RUGBY RESULTS // 1 SEPTEMBER

hat a season as she all comes to the inevitable halt. Approximately 120 players strong,

the club has had some great battles with our regional opponents and achieved high honours along the way.

As club president I would like to thank the committee, volunteers, sponsors, coaches, managers, supporters, families, and most of all the players for making this wonderful

Team

Score

7th Grade

Loss 80-105 Whole Team / Myla Wilson

8th Grade

Win 55-15

9th Grade

Loss 20-40

10th Grade

Win 40-10

11th Grade

Win 22-10

12th Grade

Win 22-15

Soccer

The Whale Tails // Jwan Milek

The Seastars are the defending champions

Monty Rowe & Baylin Bells,

Xander Browne / Louis Bidios

Zara Wilson, Tamati Gray-Lord / Zara Wilson Latrell Tipene, Layton Fitch-Waitere Luca Parrott Dustin Ferguson & Brooklyn Penehio and Alby Sharples

Rico Pirini & Travis Stoddard, Mitchell Swann / Isaac Limbert,

RAGLAN JUNIOR SOCCER RESULTS // 1 SEPTEMBER

Team

Score

Tiger Sharks

Loss 0-2, Win 1-0 Whole Team

Great Whites

Loss 0-2, Loss 0-2 Ngaawai Rice Edwards

Whale Tails

Win 6-0, Win 6-0

for their age group. They didn't have their whole squad available so did really well to be runners-up and make it to the ﬁnal of the U10 competition. The Whale Tales entered the competition for the ﬁrst time and also came

The Sea Stars // Jwan Milek

second in the U8 competition - despite most of the team only being 7 this year. The teams played 7 x 24 minute games and parents say their "nerves were shot" by the end of the day.

POD

Whole Team

Hammerheads

Win 4-0, Win 2-1 Whole Team

Marlins

Win 3-2, Draw 1-1 No POD

Urchins

n 26th August two teams from the Raglan Football club went to Papamoa for a girls competition and did outstandingly well.

POD/TOD

Draw 0-0, Loss 2-3 Dylan Quilter

Snappers

Loss 1-3

Mermaids

Win 2-0

Whole Team

Orcas

Loss 0-1

Whole Team

Seastars

Win 7-2

Star Knuiman, Bella Wynyard

Kinas

Loss 5-10

Whole Team

Thresher Sharks

Win 4-3

Whole Team

Tsunamis

Loss 0-4

Matariki Tuwhangai Waitere

Dolphins

Won 3-0

Whole Team

Seahorses Barracudas

Win 1-0 Loss 2-4

Whole Team

Whole Team (+ Seastar Subs)

Tukiri Papa

RAS Anemones

Loss 0-2

Emma Higgins

RAS Senior Team

Won

Golden Goal Unknown

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