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9th August 2012 -­ Issue #306

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Check www.weathermap.co.nz for latest forecasts Forecasts Forecast generated on Wednesday 8 August Max Summary Wind Waves* Tides* Sun/Moon temp (C) (km/hr) (m) (High/Low) (Rise/Set)

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Many lend hands to warn of plundering off Raglan coast

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A  hundred  pairs  of  hands  stretched  across  the  sand  at  low  tide  on  Ngarunui  Beach  last  Saturday,  making  a  silent  but  powerful  statement  against  offshore  drilling  along  our  coast.

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The  local  KASM  and  Greenpeace  supporters  were  one  of  six  protest  groups  around  the  country  who  joined  Saturday’s  global  demonstration  Hands  Across  the  Sands  â€“  a  movement  which  spread  soon  after  BP’s  disastrous  oil  spill  in  the  Gulf  of  Mexico  two  years  ago. “It’s  such  an  important  issue,â€?  said  longtime  Raglan  resident  Cynthia  Tucker,  one  of  the  many  to  add  her  support  to  a  cause  which  protest  organisers  point  out  has  huge  relevance  locally.   For  Raglan  people  it’s  the  â€œtwin  threatsâ€?  of  strip  mining  the  seabed  and  deep-­sea  oil  drilling  in  New  Zealand  waters,  KASM’s  Phil  McCabe  reminded  those  at  the  beach  on  Saturday  afternoon.  He  warned  of  the  â€œbig,  greedy  eyesâ€?  of  Trans-­Tasman  Resources,  a  Wellington-­ based  mining  company  which  has  extensive  foreign  shareholding  and  exclusive  rights  to  minerals  in  an  area  covering  10,000  square  kilometres  of  our  seabed. $OWKRXJK WKH FRPSDQ\ÂśV ÂżUVW application  is  for  an  area  not  directly  off  Raglan’s  coast,  Phil  earlier  called  it  a  â€œprecedent-­settingâ€?  case  which  if  the  permit  is  granted  would  make  things  much  easier  for  subsequent  applications  both  by  TTR  â€“  which  wants  to  extract  four  billion  tonnes  of  concentrated  iron  ore  from  South  Taranaki  to  the  Kaipara  Harbour  â€“  and  other  foreign-­owned  mining  companies  which  have  rights  over  huge  areas  of  New  Zealand  waters. Back  in  March  this  year  200  locals  turned  out  to  join  KASM’s  silent  protest  on  the  one-­way  Raglan  West  bridge,  directed  at  TTR’s  visiting  representative  Andrew  Sommerville. “KASM  is  going  to  need  your  help  (again),â€?  Phil  told  Saturday’s  protest.  â€œWe  need  really  loud,  broad  spectrum  opposition  to  this  proposal  or  it’ll  happen.â€?      Edith  Symes

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New team at Whaingaroa Physiotherapy Whaingaroa Physiotherapy clinic is delighted to welcome Tessa Von Huben (physiotherapist) and Jula Komene (administrator) to the team.

Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy

Jenny Watts (physiotherapist) is currently on maternity leave. We wish Jenny and Paul all the EHVW ZLWK WKH SHQGLQJ DUULYDO RI WKHLU ¿UVW FKLOG (due any day now) and look forward to Jenny’s return to the clinic in November 2012. From

Karioi Clinic Raglan Janis Beet

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which time our service will expand to having two physiotherapists offering physiotherapy services to the Raglan community. Our new physiotherapist, Tessa, has lived in Raglan for the past ten years since moving from Dunedin with her family. Since her graduation, Tessa has worked at the Waikato Hospital gaining a large scope of physiotherapy experience and practice. She has a passion for sports and prides herself on PDLQWDLQLQJ D ¿W DQG KHDOWK\ OLIHVW\OH (you may have crossed paths with her while she pounds the pavement on her early morning runs around Raglan). She is relishing the opportunity to work

in the Raglan community towards achieving physical wellness and optimal well being for all Whaingaroa Physiotherapy clients. Our new administrator, Jula, moved to Raglan for a better lifestyle and opportunities for her family. She is excited to be working at Whaingaroa Physiotherapy and enjoys meeting and greeting all our physiotherapy clients. She participates in waka ama and other VSRUWV WR WU\ DQG NHHS ¿W DQG KHDOWK\ If your injury has not healed with time, it probably won’t. Seek professional help from Whaingaroa Physiotherapy clinic. Call Jula on 825 0123 for an appointment.

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Raglan, Poihakena Marae 216 Wainui Rd, Raglan Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9.00am -­ 4.30pm Free after hours telephone triage service Phone: (07) 825 0197 Fax: (07) 825 0956 Email: admin@tekohaohealth.co.nz Te Kohao Health 180 Dey St, Hamilton Monday -­ Friday 8.30 -­ 5.00pm Saturday 8.30 -­ 12.00pm Free after hours telephone triage service Phone: (07) 856 1211 Dedicated in the memory of Dr Tom Ellison

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The Meridian Te Uku Community Fund is for the communities of Raglan, Te Mata, Waitetuna and Te Uku and will provide $120,000 to help community projects in this area over three years.

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media  release  recently  announcing  the Â

Waikato  district  mayor  Allan  Sanson,  who  cut  the  red  ribbon  to  open  the  $1.9  million  building,  was  still  talking  about  it  long  afterwards. “It  was  great.   Fish  and  chips  out  of  the  newspaper.   Even  the  choice  of  crumbed  RU EDWWHUHG ÂżVK DQG WRPDWR RU tartare  sauce,â€?  he  enthused. Ironically  the  takeaways  came  from  the  restaurant  across  the  road,  as  Raglan  Seafoods  has  yet  to  re-­ HVWDEOLVK OHW DORQH ÂżQDOO\ VLJQ on  the  dotted  line  as  anchor  tenant  after  its  premises  went  up  in  smoke  along  with  everything  else  in  the  spectacular  April  2010  blaze  that  razed  the  1920s  wharf  building. But  this  was  an  occasion  for  celebration  and  Mr  Sanson  thanked  everybody  from  Raglan  Community  Board  and  the  local  Coastguard  to  the  business  community  and  the  mana  whenua  of  Whaingaroa  for  their  support  in  getting  the  wharf  up  and  running  again.  The  big-­ticket  Waikato  District  Council  project  comes  at  a  total  cost  of  DOPRVW PLOOLRQ D ÂżJXUH which  includes  structural  reinforcement  of  the  old  concrete  piles  of  the  wharf  itself. Cr  Baddeley  emphasised  at  the  opening  that  the  wharf  was  DERXW PRUH WKDQ ÂżVK DQG FKLSV and  that  all  the  commercial  activity  there  was  important  to  the  town. He  told  of  his  own  â€œclose  connection  with  this  wharfâ€?  and  about  his  early  working  life  as  a  storeman  there  in  the  â€˜70s  when  cement  ships  ZRXOG RIĂ€RDG WKHLU FDUJRV DW the  Golden  Bay  silos. In  particular  he  recalled  the  day  his  car  wouldn’t  start  and  he  had  to  run  to  work  and  then  race  up  the  tallest  silo’s  internal  staircase  to  change  the  safety  valve  after  the  high Â

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mountainbikers,  off  limits  for  the  whole  of  August  and  September. But  after  council  watchdog  John  Lawson  got  on  his  bike  â€“  and  on  the  case  â€“  the  council  has  conceded  that  only  the  â€œeasement  sectionâ€?  or  Bridal  Veil  Falls  end  of  the  track  has  been  closed. As  John  explains  it,  all  anyone  wanting  to  use  the  trail  need  do  now  is  turn  left  into  Plateau  Road  coming  down  the  hill  towards  Bridal  Veil  Falls  â€“  and  from  the  top  of  this  road  link  into  the  trail.  While  3ODWHDX 5RDG LV JUDYHO -RKQ VD\V KH ÂżQGV

That  would  have  kept  the  track,  it  â€œshorter,  more  attractive  and  similar  which  is  particularly  well  used  by  local  ridingâ€?  to  the  closed-­off  section.      A.T.

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Councillor Clint Baddeley and Mayor Allan Sanson

level  alarm  went  off.  â€œI  came  when  the  Holm  Shipping  Company  were  ¿QLVKHG KHUH ,ÂśP DEVROXWHO\ happy  about  the  rebuild  in  honour  of  all  the  people  that  have  worked  this  wharf.  It’s  TXLWH D VLJQLÂżFDQW GD\ ´ $OVR DW WKH RIÂżFLDO RSHQLQJ was  longtime  Raglan  resident  Merle  Waretini  whose  late  husband  Harry  worked  too  as  a  storeman  alongside  Clint  back  in  the  day.  Merle  and  fellow  Ngati  Mahanga  kuia  Eva  Jeans-­Waitere  performed  a  karanga  or  welcome  call  at  WKH RIÂżFLDO RSHQLQJ Although  completion  of  the  wharf  project  took  longer  than  he’d  wanted,  Cr  Baddeley  pointed  out  it  was  the  structural  repairs  underneath  that  slowed  things  down  but  that  the  new  building  â€“  designed  by  Beca  Infrastructure  and  built  by  Livingstone  Construction  ¹ ZDV ÂżQLVKHG ZLWKLQ WKH expected  six  months.  The  wharf  reinforcing  work  â€“  which  was  undertaken  by  HEB  Structures  â€“  was  always  scheduled  by  council  EXW DV D UHVXOW RI WKH ÂżUH KDG WR be  brought  forward  by  a  couple  of  years  to  accommodate  the  new  building. Raglan  Community  Board  chairman  Rodger  Gallagher  predicted  the  wharf  would Â

KDYH D Ă€RZ RQ HIIHFW WR WKH rest  of  the  community,  and  was  hopeful  this  would  give  the  town  and  local  economy  a  boost  â€œbecause  it  certainly  needs  itâ€?.  WDC  water  &  facilities  general  manager  Richard  Bax  ZDV FRQÂżGHQW DW 0RQGD\ÂśV opening  the  wharf  would  now  get  back  to  the  old  buzz  â€“  â€œbecause  that’s  what  it’s  all  about,  a  busy  working  wharfâ€?. Richard  told  the  Chronicle  there  was  a  lot  of  interest  in  the  new  building’s  four  remaining  tenancies,  and  just  VRPH SDSHUZRUN WR ÂżQDOLVH RQ Raglan  Seafoods’  lease  which  is  to  take  up  the  two  seafront  spots  available. Raglan  Coastguard  will  return  too  to  the  building  with  the  seventh  tenancy. Although  it  had  the  same  â€œfootprintâ€?  as  the  old,  added  Richard,  the  new  space  was  more  useable  given  council’s  opportunity  to  have  the  building  designed  from  scratch. Most  guests  at  the  lunchtime  function  chose  to  take  a  complimentary  harbour  cruise  on  the  Wahinemoe  after  the  event  while  residents  took  advantage  of  the  open  day  that  afternoon  to  look  around  the  IDFLOLWLHV IRU WKH ÂżUVW WLPH Edith  Symes

/DVW 6XQGD\ DV RQ HYHU\ ÂżUVW 6XQGD\ of  the  month,  it  became  cluttered  upstairs  and  down  with  a  core  group  of  potters  and  painters  sharing  ideas,  inspiration  and  lunch  and  who  every  so  often  also  come  together  here  for  exhibitions  and  summer  schools.  It’s  Mountain  Dreaming  Arts  Workshop  and  the  home-­cum-­studio  too  of  Susan  Flight,  an  artist  and  tutor  who  six  years  ago  returned  from  living  in  Queensland  with  a  dream  to  create  a  place  where  people  â€œcould  do  artwork  and  be  creativeâ€?.  Susan  does  fairly  structured  teaching  as  well  as  have  a  good  time  during  the  full-­ on  Sunday  workshops.  It’s  â€œso  wonderfulâ€?,  she  enthuses,  to  have  other  people  to  share  art  with.  And  at  75  years  young,  she  insists  artists  don’t  retire  â€“  â€œthey  just  get  wrinklesâ€?. Susan’s  been  every  kind  of  artist  from  drawer  and  painter  to  printmaker  and  WH[WLOH ZRUNHU Âł, VXSSRUWHG ÂżYH FKLOGUHQ with  textile  artistry,â€?  proudly  proclaims  the  grandmother  of  10. These  days  she’s  a  clay  artist  with  more  than  a  touch  of  fantasy  to  her  creations  which  occupy  shelves,  dressers  and  tables  throughout  the  one-­time  shearing  shed  in  Waimaunga  Road  on  the  foothills  of  Mt  Karioi. The  stereotypical  red  shed  has  retained  its  rustic  appeal  in  the  makeover,  with  old  pens  and  a  sheep  race  still  visible.  â€œI  worked  at  keeping  it  shed-­like,â€?  says  Susan. It’s  been  gutted  and  rebuilt  with  secondhand  materials  from  the  dump  and  a  donated  kitchen.  Susan  sleeps  in  the  large  open-­plan  space,  surrounded  by  art  and  craft,  and  relishes  the  expansive  environment  outside  her  own  doors  and  windows.  â€œI  like  space,â€?  she  admits. She  had  the  late  Amelia  Kereopa  come  to  bless  the  place  before  it  became Â

Susan Flight a  workshop,  believing  without  a  spiritual  edge  there’s  nothing  to  offer  people  who  want  to  be  creative.  So  Mountain  Dreaming  Arts  Workshop  was  born  â€œwith  its  feet  in  the  ground  spirituallyâ€?,  says  Susan. The  workshop  boasts  seven  kilns  â€“  gas  DQG HOHFWULF Âą IRU DV PDQ\ GLIIHUHQW ÂżULQJ SURFHVVHV LQFOXGLQJ UDNX DQG SLW ÂżULQJ RI the  primitive  kind.    With  its  spirituality  and  facilities  it  attracts  â€œpeople  from  all  over,  even  from  the  States,  but  our  Raglan  crew  are  the  coreâ€?. That  core  group  of  nine  are  now  gearing  up  for  another  exhibition,  their  third  in  six  years.   It’s  entitled  â€˜Milestones  â€“  Journeys  in  Clay’  and  is  set  to  open  in  late  October. Then  there’s  the  annual  summer  school  to  look  forward  to,  which  in  January  this  year  saw  students  construct  an  outside  sandcastle  kiln  which  became  a  fairytale  Ă€DPH FDVWOH ZKHQ LJQLWHG DQG LV QRZ slowly  â€œdissolvingâ€?  away. Next  January’s  school  will  focus  on  clay  and  glass  art,  Susan  says,  when  once  again  the  shed-­cum-­studio  will  be  opened  to  the  great  outdoors,  a  marquee  erected  on  the  lawn  and  three  tutors  with  up  to  25  students  between  them  will  work  simultaneously  on  art  for  art’s  sake. Susan  positively  beams  at  the  prospect  of  all  that  creativity  going  on  inside  and  out.  And  one  of  her  recent  verdigris-­glazed  works  of  art  on  display  seems  to  sum  it  all  XS Âą ÂżJXUHV Ă€RDWLQJ JUDFHIXOO\ LQ VSDFH on  cloud  nine,  she  says  with  a  smile.    Edith  Symes

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Sunday Sessions make a welcome return Starting  from  4pm  the  Raglan  complimented  with  $5  drink  specials  Sunday  Lounge  Session  is  the  best  including  the  winter  favorite  called  ZD\ WR ÂżQLVK RII \RXU ZHHNHQG LQ the  â€˜Hot  Tottie’  and  a  range  of  pizzas Â

also  available  from  the  bar  courtesy  of  Vinnies,  starting  from  $15  for  the  large  sessions  you’re  all  used  to  in  the  margarita  and  they’re  good.. Â

style.  Instead  of  the  rootsy  yard  summer,  they’ve  created  a  whole  new  feeling  by  lounging  out  the  YOT  club,  creating  a  super  cosy  atmosphere  for  the  winter. Â

Local  producer/DJ   Felix,  known  for  his  cocktail  hour  on  tractor  fm  seems  to  have  found  himself  a  regular  spot  in  the  early  hours  to  set  the  scene  with  some  vintage  lounge  and  ninja  sounds..

You  can  expect  a  speak  easy  environment  in  the  early  evening  hours  As  the  night  progresses  so  does  the  where  you  can  catch  up  at  the  bar  or  get  comfortable  on  the  couches  which  music,  slipping  into  a  dim  lit  dance-­ are  brought  in  for  the  night.  This  is  Ă€RRU ZLWK WXQHV WKLV ZHHN SURYLGHG E\

Jamin-­I,  Aza  B  and  dj  Chimpster,  taking  you  on  a  journey  of  rare  grooves,  swing,  dub-­hip  hop,  funk  and  deep  house. The  best  thing  about  Sunday  Sessions  is  its  free  entry  along  with  free  pool  and  foosball. So  if  its  just  for  a  quick  one  after  work  or  for  the  whole  journey  come  and  celebrate  the  community  you  live  in  at  the  Raglan  Sunday  Lounge  Session. 2nd  Sunday  of  every  month  in  winter  from  4pm  -­  1am. Follow  them  on  Facebook  under  (Raglan  Sunday  Sessions) Stephen  Reid

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FILM PREVIEW: Tortoise in Love (PG) 84 min by Susan Guenther Returning  to  his  quaint  hometown  village  after  a  spell  in  the  big  city,  Tom  (Tom  Mitchelson)  takes  up  the  position  of  gardener  at  a  grand  stately  home,  and  quickly  falls  head-­over-­heels  for  the  new  attractive  Polish  au  pair,  Anya  (Alice  Zawadzki). But  when  it  comes  to  matters  of  the  heart,  Tom  needs  help.  â€œHe  likes  you,  he’s  just  a  slow  moverâ€?,  the  movie’s  tagline,  reveals  Tom’s  inability  to  disclose  his  feelings  in  his  quest  to  win  the  heart  of  Anya.  It  takes  the  village  to  bring  these  two  together  &  accelerate  their  relationship.  This  feel-­ good  romantic  comedy  is  a  story  of  community  spirit  at  its  best. But  this  is  a  community  effort  in  more  ways  than  one.  How  the  movie  came  about  is  an  interesting  tale  in  itself.  Writer  and  director,  Guy  Browning,  drew  together  almost  the  entire  village  of  Kingston  Bagpuize  in  Oxfordshire  England,  to  EULQJ DERXW WKLV ÂľPLFUR EXGJHWÂś IHDWXUH ÂżOP ,Q an  impressive  voluntary  effort  hundreds  of  locals  designed  costumes,  provided  food,  hosted  the  SURGXFWLRQ WHDP DQG ÂżQDQFHG WKH PRYLH 0DQ\ UROHV LQ WKH ÂżOP ZHUH SOD\HG E\ HFFHQWULF YLOODJH characters  themselves.  *X\ %URZQLQJÂśV GHEXW IHDWXUH ÂżOP LV DQ enjoyable  romantic  comedy  with  a  plot  based  around  local  village  life. Raglan  Old  School  Arts  Centre  in  Stewart  St Saturday  August  18  at  8.00pm  and  Sunday  August  19  at  4.30pm. Â

RAGLAN JUNIOR SOCCER 04.08.12 GRADE

RESULT PLAYERS OF THE DAY

5 Kingies

Win 7 -­ 2 Flynn McGregor

6th Stingrays

Draw 2 -­ 2 Cassidy Hanna

6th Penguins

Loss

By default

7th Dolphins

Win 5 -­ 0

Fox Gill & Caitlin Black

7th Snappers

Loss 0 -­ 1 Chester Opperman

8th Orcas

Win 2 -­ 0 Kuhga Hutt

8th Sharks

Win 7 -­ 1 The Team

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9th Manta Rays Win 5 -­ 0

Bailey Willis

10 Seasnakes Draw 1 -­ 1 Zach McKenzie

Food waste collection trial kicks off A  trial  collection  of  food  waste  for  100  households  in  Raglan  has  been  launched  this  week  by  Waikato  District  Council  contractor  Xtreme  Waste. The  Raglan  households  in  the  trial  will  have  a  separate  bin  for  food  waste  such  as  meat,  dairy  and  vegetable  scraps,  which  will  be  processed  at  the  Raglan  Recycle  Centre  and  Transfer  Station  using  composting  and  worm-­farming  systems.  This  will  create  a  rich  garden  fertiliser  which  is  expected  to  be  available  for  sale  to  the  public  later  this  year. “We’re  encouraging  the  Raglan Â

households  who  are  involved  in  this  trial  to  support  the  Xtreme  Waste  initiative,â€?  Water  and  Facilities  general  manager  Richard  Bax  said. “It’s  a  great  way  that  the  council  and  the  community  can  work  together  to  lower  the  amount  of  rubbish  that  JRHV LQWR ODQGÂżOOV ´ 0U %D[ VDLG The  council  will  be  monitoring  the  six  month  trial  to  see  if  a  permanent  organic  waste  collection  service  is  viable  for  both  Raglan  and  the  wider  district. The  trial  is  being  funded  by  the  council,  Xtreme  Waste  and  the  Waste  Minimisation  Fund.

Residents present case for change Last  week  Waikato  District  Council  (WDC)  heard  5  residents  of  Whaingaroa  tell  them  that,  if  they’re  going  to  expand  the  area  covered  by  Raglan  Community  Board  (RCB),  then  it  should  include  Te  Uku,  Te  Mata  and  all  of  the  Waitetuna  and  Cogswell  Valley  areas.  As  part  of  its  6  yearly  Representation  Review  WDC  had  proposed  an  extension  of  the  RCB  area,  but  excluding  those  centres. Whaingaroa  Environmental  Defence  (WED)  said  that  there  should  also  be  separate  representation  on  RCB  for  the  town  and  country  areas.  WED  drew  attention  to  Thames  Coromandel,  where  council  is  delegating  most  of  its  powers  to  community  boards  as  has  been  done  in  Southland  and  other  areas Â

for  some  time.  Functions  delegated  elsewhere  include  Sewage,  Reserves,  /LEUDULHV $LUÂżHOGV &HPHWHULHV Transport,  Strategic  Planning,  Economic  Development  and  Bylaws.  WED  believes  that  this  will  be  more  democratic  and  waste  fewer  rates. Mayor  Allan  Sanson  questioned  whether  community  board  areas  could  be  divided  with  members  representing  VSHFLÂżF DUHDV &KLHI ([HFXWLYH *DYLQ Ion  assured  him  that  was  provided  for  in  the  Local  Government  Act.  Newcastle  Ward  councillor,  Noel  Smith,  said  he’d  spoken  to  local  iwi  who  welcomed  the  inclusion  of  Waitetuna  in  his  ward,  rather  than  Raglan  ward. Council  will  publicise  its  decisions  on  the  submissions  on  9  August  and  appeals  to  the  Local  Government  Commission  can  be  made  by  10  September.      John  Lawson

ADVERTORIAL

Commercial interest sought : Wharf Building

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11 Bull Sharks Win 4 -­ 1 th

Noah Garside & Cabe Kereopa Hartstone

RAGLAN JUNIOR RUGBY 04.08.12 GRADE

RESULT

PLAYERS OF THE DAY

6th Black Won 55 -­ 45 Sam Harris & Riley Hartgill 6th Green N/A

Cancelled

7th

Won 110 -­ 70 Jack Thompson & Mahli Gavin-­Brightwell

8th

Won 65 -­ 0 Sam Parker & Karepa Mataira

9th

Won 30 -­ 20 Max McNamara, Kora Cooper & Lucy Single

10th

Lost 20 -­ 30 Coby Rooks & Jake Ellison

11th

Won 29 -­ 17 Salvador Cotterill-­Nagels & Kyden Waitere

12th

Won 22 -­ 10 Oscar Elliot & Tom Wallace

13th

Lost 12 -­ 30 Tiara Ruawai & Montel Kiel

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On  Monday  the  6th  of  August  2012  the  covers  were  pulled  off  the  new  Raglan  Wharf  building.  7KH EXLOGLQJ ZDV RIÂżFLDOO\ opened  by  the  Waikato  District  Council.  This  represents  the  successful  completion  of  rebuilding  after  the  original  historic  wharf  EXLOGLQJ FDXJKW ÂżUH DQG EXUQW down  in  the  morning  of  April  13,  2010.  The  focus  now  moves  from  project  delivery  to  securing  suitable  tenants  for  the  completed  building.  Vaughan  Heslop,  a  specialist  commercial  property  agent  with  Lodge  real  estate,  will  handle  the  marketing  of  the  building  for  lease.  Talking  about  the  building  Vaughan  commented,  â€œI  think  it  is  fantastic  that  the  rebuild  has  been  topical  amongst  members  of  the  community. The  fact  that  it  has  been  so Â

widely  discussed  shows  the  value  of  this  property  in  the  heart  of  the  community.   This  is  such  an  incredible  setting  with  the  water  providing  a  unique  and  beautiful  backdrop.  It  is  important  we  do  the  marketing  well.  We  are  mindful  of  ensuring  that  we  get  the  appropriate  mix  of  tenants  in  the  property.  If  this  means  it  takes  a  little  longer  to  lease,  then  we  are  comfortable  with  this  to  ensure  ongoing  success  for  the  property  and  the  community.â€?  Up  to  six  spaces  are  available  to  lease  ranging  from  34sqm  up  to  170sqm  and  tenants  may  choose  an  appropriate  size  or  combination  of  several.  Already  the  property  has  a  large  anchor  tenant  and  there  have  been  solid  enquires.  The  zoning  SURYLGHV Ă€H[LELOLW\ RQ VXLWDEOH uses  and  could  allow  retailers  or  RIÂżFH XVHUV KRVSLWDOLW\ DQG WRXULVP operators  along  with  many  other  industries.

FRI 10 AUG @ YOT Club, THE HAND, Original music and rock covers, from 9pm - $5. SAT 11th AUG @ YOT Club, SOLA ROSA Low & Behold, High & Beyond Tour, Tickets $22.50 from undertheradar, $30 on door.

SUN 12 AUG @ YOT Club, RAGLAN SUNDAY SESSIONS Lounge Style , cosy atmosphere and warm beats. Free from 4pm, $5 drink specials.

Courses, classes & workshops ZUMBA! @ Te Uku hall Monday 9.30am, Wednesday 6.30pm - ring/txt Sarah T for more info 825 55844 or 0272106784. RAISING BOYS WORKSHOP, Monday August 13th 6:30pm - 9pm. Old School Arts Centre, $30 couple/ $20 solo. MEDIC FIRST AID CLASSES. :RUNSODFH ÀUVW DLG Ph 027 231 8805.

THURS @ Raglan Community House 10 - 1pm CV Writing Assistance. FREE. All welcome. Appts required. Ph 825 8142. THURS @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. Euchre. All welcome. 6pm. HEALING ROOMS. Sick of being sick? Come to Plunket rooms 1st and 3rd Thurs,11-12pm SUNDAYS @ Te Uku Church, Evening service 7pm. RAGLAN CREATIVE MARKET this Sunday 10am – 2pm at the Old School Arts Centre in Stewart St. New stallholders welcome. Phone 825 0023. MON @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. 500 cards, 1pm. MAINLY MUSIC. Monday & W e d n e s d a y 9.30am@ Te Uku Church. TUES @ Raglan Club -Texas Hold’em 6.30pm. W E D N E S D AY S @ BLACKSAND CAFÉ. Knitting Circle from 9.30am. Beginners welcome.

MEN’S GROUP/ MANA TANE Being a Man, Being a Dad. This Sat 11th (2-9:30pm) / Sun 12th (9:30-4:30). 94 Riria Kereopa Memorial Drive. Practical advice, hands-on activities. Koha/shared kai. Nau mai, haere mai - All welcome. ph AndrÊ 8258978 / 021902423. manataane@gmail. com

R A G L A N R A M B L E R S W E D N E S D AY 15 AUG: Raglan Ramblers 9am from Wainui Rd car SDUN QH[W WR WKH ÀUH station - Nikau Palm walk – about 9km along the stream on the lower slopes of Pirongia to see the tallest kahikatea and squeeze through a short cave – bring torch and lunch. WED @ Raglan Club, Fun Quiz 6:45pm FREE GARDEN WASTE drop-off at Raglan Recycle Centre for the month of August. :KDW 1RZ IRU WKH $UWV LQ 5DJODQ &RPH WR WKLV FRPPXQLW\ RSHQ IRUXP VKDUH LGHDV DQG LPDJLQH IXWXUH SRVVLELOLWLHV IRU WKH DUWV 2OG 6FKRRO $UWV &HQWUH 6WHZDUW 6W 3K 7KXUV $XJXVW SP

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Registration for the 2012/2013 RAGLAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY All new businesses wanting to be in this years directory need to contact WKH 5DJODQ &KURQLFOH RI¿FH E\ Friday 21st September.

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If you have already registered your LQWHUHVW ZLWK RXU RI¿FH WKHQ \RX ZLOO EH FRQWDFWHG E\ RQH RI RXU VWDII prior to this date. For all new businesses in the area the Raglan Business Directory is now in its 9th year. It is sent to all residents this side of the deviation free of charge and will be placed in all local accommodations and businesses. It is an excellent way of getting your product or services advertised to the community.

CURRENT ADVERTISERS Like last year current advertisers will shortly receive a letter regarding their advertising in the new edition.

ONLINE DIRECTORY The entire directory in now online -­ visit: www.raglandirectory.co.nz If you advertise in the directory you will automatically get an online listing. For an additional fee you can enhance your listing with your logo, a summary of your services, map location, with links to your email address, website, social networking pages and more. Get in touch with us to learn more.

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REFER TO PAGE 8 FOR WHAT’S ON, COURSES CLASSES & WORKSHOPS, AND GIG GUIDE. For Sale

To Let C O M M E R C I A L BUILDING – Raglan Storage and Industrial Park Ltd. Ph 8256560. COMMERCIAL/RETAIL SHOP PREMISES Raglan CBD, 84 SQM TWO available Ph 021 363465 or admin@shoreline.net.nz

Public Notices CANCER SOCIETY VOLUNTEERS needed for Daffodil Day, Ph 825 8799.

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FREE INDEPENDENT hearing tests & advice available for those aged 16 & over; with Life Unlimited Hearing Therapist Sue Jennings at the Raglan Community House.

*NEW Something Else, Insight MENS & womens, Melissa sandals & Shoes & Tigerlily …get ready to put ur sunshine groove on!!!

POLE SHEDS Custom built for your needs Competitive prices Free quote and assessment Registered, 4XDOLÀHG %XLOGHUV Ph Matt, 0272260606 A/H 825 0151 QUEEN SIZED BED and mattress $250 o.n.o. ph 825 6793

For Hire FLOORSANDING EQUIPMENT for hire. Ph Raglan Flooring 825 8777. BOUNCY CASTLE, Great entertainment for the kids, call Vicki 8257575.

To Let S E L F - C O N TA I N E D UNIT, furnished, $200 p/w ph 0211877782. TREATMENT ROOM AVAILABLE to rent for Massage Therapist or Health Provider in CBD area. Ph 8258410 evenings. INDUSTRIAL YARD FOR RENT, approx 400m2 metalled yard at $80/week + GST. Contact Bob Carter, 021 825 869, or 825 8690 or info@tasmanlands. co.nz

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21 submissions received from Raglan and surrounding areas: t One submission sought the establishment of ten Community Boards to represent each ward, with an additional six Councillors to be elected at large. t Three submissions sought a subdivision of the Community Board boundary an increase in the number of Community Board members and the extension of the Raglan Ward and Community Board boundary. t Thirteen submitters sought an extension of the Raglan and Community Board Boundary and an increase in the number of Community Board members. t Three submissions sought an extension of the Raglan Ward and Raglan Community Board boundary. t The remaining submission supported the Raglan Ward boundary in the initial proposal and an extension of the Raglan Community Board boundary. 11 submissions received from Onewhero-Tuakau area t One submission sought the extension of the Onewhero-Tuakau Community Board (OTCB) boundary to include the whole of the proposed Awaroa ki Tuakau ward, to incorporate the southern part of the existing OTCB area into the Huntly Community Board area and a further reduction in Council member representation. The request to alter the southern boundary was subsequently withdrawn at the hearing by the submitter. t One submission sought an increase in representation to service future growth in the Tuakau area and to incorporate Port Waikato into the proposed Awaroa ki Tuakau ward. t One submission sought to amalgamate the existing Onewhero and Awaroa Ki Tuakau wards. t A further eight submissions sought to amalgamate the existing Onewhero and Awaroa Ki Tuakau wards to better reflect the communities of interest, reduce the number of wards and sought the inclusion of multiCouncillor wards.

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Casuals wanted at Xtreme Waste, for yard and collections work as our busy season approaches. Please visit 186 Te Hutewai Rd WR ÀOO RXW D IRUP or email rick@ xtremewaste.org. nz. Ph 825 6509.

Two submissions received from Ngaruawahia area t Both submissions sought to disband the Taupiri Community Board and merge with Ngaruawahia Community Board making provision for separate representation for Taupiri and Horotiu. t One submission sought to: 1. Extend the Ngaruawahia Community Board boundary to incorporate communities of interest that affiliate to Ngaruawahia Ward (e.g. River and Drivers Roads).

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The Council received 34 submissions on its initial representation arrangements proposal. The key themes are outlined as follows:

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On 31 July 2012 the Waikato District Council considered the submissions received on its initial proposal regarding the representation arrangements for the Council and its constituent community boards to apply for the local elections to be held on 12 October 2013.

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2. Extend the Ngaruawahia Ward boundary to incorporate Waikeri Marae. Decision Having considered all of the submissions the Council resolved to adopt its initial proposal as the Council’s final proposal, subject to the following amendment: The existing Raglan Ward boundary is extended to incorporate the area along the Raglan deviation. The Council considers that the boundary changes are appropriate for the following reasons: t The revised Raglan Ward boundary better reflects the communities of interest for surrounding areas with Raglan. t Inclusion of the Raglan deviation in the Raglan Ward is a physical barrier that better defines the area. The Council rejected the other matters raised in submissions for the following reasons:

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Raglan Community Board Boundary t The council considered that extending the Raglan Community Board boundary would dilute the role of the Ward Councillor in the rural area and that the concerns of submitters were best dealt with outside the representation review process (through a review of delegations, for example).

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Increased representation at the Community Board level t This request related predominantly to further expansion of the Community Board boundary and as this was not planned to proceed, the reason for increased Community Board representation was no longer valid. Taupiri Community Board t Representation of Taupiri could not be adequately achieved through extending the Ngaruawahia Community Board boundary and undertaking a logical subdivision. t The council is also aware that the proposal was not supported by the Taupiri Community Board. Extend the Ngaruawahia Community Board Boundary t The council did not consider that the submission on this matter was representative of the community views. t The council considered that the matter could best be considered during the preparation of a Structure Plan for the area during 2013. Extend the Ngaruawahia Ward Boundary t The position around the community of interest for Waikeri Marae was unclear and the council considered that this matter could best be considered during the preparation of a structure plan for the area during 2013. Onewhero-Tuakau Community Board t The council did not support extending the community board boundary as the submitter did not provide evidence that residents in the area support this approach. The council received no submissions from residents in the area on this matter. t Amalgamate the Existing Onewhero and Awaroa ki Tuakau Wards t The council considered that the Waikato River was a logical geographical boundary that separated the two areas. t Amalgamating the two existing wards would require re-drafting of the remaining ward structure and this has not been consulted on with the public. Incorporate Port Waikato in the Awaroa ki Tuakau Ward t The council considered that the Waikato River was a logical geographical boundary that separated Port Waikato from the Awaroa ki Tuakau Ward. t The proposed change did not comply with the fair representation requirements of the Local Electoral Act. Additional Council Representation t Most submissions did not support additional Council representation. t The council did not support Councillors being elected at large as this was supported by only one submitter. Reduction in Council Representation t Only one submission proposed a reduction in the number of councillors outlined in the initial proposal. This submission did not provide evidence to convince the council this would result in better representation for the community. The vast size of the district and the range of options previously considered convinced the council to retain the same number of councillors as the initial proposal. Proposal for fewer wards with multiple Councillors t The nature of the District is such that the council was unable to identify an option that addressed communities of interest, fair representation for the rural community and effective representation for all within a smaller number of wards. Appeals and objections Any person who made a submission on the Council’s initial proposal may lodge an appeal against the Council’s decision. An appeal must relate to the matters raised in that person’s submission. Any person who objects to the final proposal may lodge an objection to the Council’s final proposal. Any objection must identify the matters to which the objection relates. Appeals and objections must be made in writing. Appeals and objections are to be forwarded to the Corporate Planner Waikato District Council, 15 Galileo Street, Ngaruawahia, Private Bag 544, fax 07 8248091, or email corporateplanner@waidc.govt.nz and must be received by the Council no later than Friday 7 September 2012. Any queries regarding the Council’s decision should be directed to the Corporate Planner by phone 07 8245770 or email corporateplanner@waidc.govt.nz

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Commanding  views  across  Raglan  Township,  harbour  &  Bar   *  Enjoy  this  delightful  home  with  its  north  facing  outdoor  entertaining  decks.   *  Open  plan  living,  2  bedrooms,  2  bathrooms  plus  internal  access  double  garage.   *  Complete  with  low  maintenance  grounds  with  glasshouse  &  potting  shed.   *  Sought  after  location  within  a  quick  stroll  to  Raglan  amenities.   Prior  Auction  offers  OPEN HOME considered. Saturday  11am

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LEASEHOLD  PROPERTY.  You  don’t  have  to  be  a  millionaire  to  own  your  dream  home.  This  wonderfully  sunny,  open  plan  2  bedroom  bach  has  just  been  given  a  new  lease  on  life,  nothing  left  to  do  but  enjoy  the  incredible  surroundings.  Feel  the  sand  beneath  your  feet  the  second  you  arrive  and  of  course,  a  view  to  live  for!   But  wait,  there’s  more  -­  a  caravan  outside  plus  an  ablution  block  with  shower.   No  better  place  to  be!!!   Prior  Auction  offers  OPEN HOME considered.

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7KLV KRPH KDV LW DOO IRU WKH ¿UVW home  buyer  or  rental  investment *  Two  bedrooms  plus  an  extra  downstairs  room *  Single  garage  with  electric  garage  door  opener *  Enjoy  views  of  Mt  Karioi *  Safe  -­  fully  fenced  section Prior  Auction  offers  considered.   View  today!!

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Step  into  this  delightful  character  cottage  and  be  charmed!!  This  would  certainly  make  a  perfect  holiday  home  -­  short  stay  holiday  business  already  operating.  2  bedrooms,  large  open  plan  living  that  Ă€RZV RXW WKURXJK VHWV RI IUHQFK GRRUV onto  a  wrap  around  deck,  the  bonus  is  a  delightful  caravan.   From  the  house  and  deck  there  is  a  water  view  and  a  wonderful  expansive  view  of  native  bush.  Prior  Auction  offers  OPEN HOME considered.

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A  great  opportunity  to  enter  the  market  and  reap  the  rewards.  Land  bank  or  build  your  new  home.  Be  a  bidder  at  the  Auction! Prior  Auction  offers  considered. Make  an  appointment  to  view  these  sections  anytime!

INVEST A LITTLE INTO LIFESTYLE $429,000

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<RX GHÂżQLWHO\ QHHG WR YLHZ WKLV RQH ÂŤ V character  weatherboard  bungalow  situated  on  a  level  freehold  fully  fenced  921m²  section  with  a  selection  of  mature  fruit  trees,  lemon,  mandarin,  plums,  peach  and  guava.  Features:  2  Bedrooms,  master  is  2  rooms  converted  to  one,  the  other  is  a  double.  Lovely  wide  ZRRGHQ Ă€RRU ERDUGV FRV\ ORXQJH ODUJH VHSDUDWH laundry  possible  3rd  bedroom.  Huge  potential  with  this  property,  don’t  miss  this  opportunity.  Prior  Auction  offers  considered. OPEN HOME

A  warm  and  welcoming  3  double  bedroom,  character,  family  home  featuring  a  spacious  kitchen,  woodburner  and  dual  exchange  unit,  large  living  area,  garage  with  workshop  area.  Well  presented  grounds  with  vege  garden.  All  with  the  added  bonus  of  a  titled  share  in  a  large  tennis  court  and  swimming  pool  complex.  Enjoy  living  peacefully  and  rurally  and  being  only  20  minutes  to  Hamilton  and  20  minutes  to  the  Raglan  beaches  and  cafes.   The  very  best  of  all  worlds.  Treat  your  family!  Situated  OPEN HOME on  7644m2. Sunday  11am

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This  sun-­drenched,  light  and  bright  two  bedroom  home  is  a  great  little  starter  or  solid  investment.  Freshly  painted  inside  and  out  with  modern  colours,  fully  insulated  and  with  a  great  new  deck  for  that  summer  living  and  entertainment.  Such  a  central  location,  Cox’s  Bay  just  around  the  corner  for  swimming,  bus  stop  up  the  road  and  an  easy  walk  to  town.  This  home  is  a  smart  VWDUW IRU ÂżUVW KRPH EX\HUV EDFK EX\HUV DQG investors.  Don’t  wait,  secure  this  property  today.  1/2  share  in  1070m2.

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20  minutes  to  Hamilton,  15  minutes  to  Raglan.  Enjoy  the  best  of  all  worlds.  This  3  bedroom  home  features  a  rumpus/family  room,  spacious  lounge  and  dining.  Situated  on  1.3  hectares,  well  planted,  ideal  for  the  pony,  plus  established  orchard.  Double  car  port  and  2  bay  shed/workshop.  Great  vegetable  and  herb  garden  established  in  raised  plots.  Great  stream  meanders  the  property  borders.  Located  close  to  local  school,  bus  route  to  Hamilton  (20  minutes  drive)  and  15  minutes  back  to  Raglan.

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An  extremely  classy  home,  offering  2  bedrooms  â€“  modern  dĂŠcor  DQG ÂżWWLQJV Âą ZLWK LPPDFXODWHO\ landscaped  grounds  as  well  as  a  1/5  share  in  ornamental  lake  with  boardwalk  â€“  beautifully  planted.   A  secluded  retreat,  with  only  the  birdlife  to  disturb  you.Just  a  short  stroll  to  the  harbour  and  Moonlight  Bay.  Nothing  but  impressive.

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OPEN HOMES this weekend 11th & 12th August Saturday  11am  â€“  20  Upper  Bow  St

Sunday  11am  â€“  21b  Long  St

Saturday  12pm  â€“  55  Wainui  Rd

Sunday  11am  â€“  15d  Glentui  Lane

Saturday  1pm  â€“  10b  Wainamu  Rd

Sunday  12pm  â€“  55  Wainui  Rd

Saturday  2pm  â€“  16  Lily  St

Sunday  1pm  â€“  35  Opotoru  Rd

Saturday  2pm  â€“  35a  Government  Rd

21  Bow  St,  Raglan   Phone:  07  825  8669   Fax:  07  825  7410    Website:  www.rwraglan.co.nz   Email:  raglan.nz@raywhite.com

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COUNTRYLIVING AT IT’S BEST – WAITEUNA VALLEY $545,000

RAGLAN BACH $268,000

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RAGLAN SECTION AUCTIONS!! You Can!!! Afford Land in Raglan

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35  Opotoru  Road

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