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Depending where in the world you were born, the first of the ‘Baby Boomers’ are now pensioners. The first generation to be given an official title, they were born between 1946 and 1964. Those born prior to that era, ‘The Silent Generation’, are now in their 70’s and 80’s. Before that the ‘Greatest Generation’ are approaching 100 years old, their motto; ‘use it up, wear it out, make do, or do without’. Those born at the beginning of 20th century are called ‘The Interbellum Generation’. It is Latin; ‘inter’ meaning between and ‘bellum’ meaning war) and most have now passed on. More recent age groups are referred to as ‘Generation X’ (35 to 50 year olds), ‘Millennials’ (18 to 34), and ‘Generation Z’ ( teens and younger). For the new generations issues are much the same as in the past: inequality, poverty, over-population, wars, dictators, natural disasters, with modern technology and plastic bags thrown into the mix with next month being Plastic Free July too. What’s On: • Crop Swap is on Sunday July 1, 9.30am at the Bowling Club. • Raglan Community Support Group is on Wednesday July 4 • 11am at the Stewart Street Hall. Bring a plate for a shared lunch. • The Writers’ Group meets at the library on Wednesday July 4 at 7pm.

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Added to the original logo are two red hearts between a pair of hands, a symbol of “Loving hearts and Caring hands”. Keeping Seniors connected with what was going on in Raglan was the original aim of the column as well as supporting Senior groups. Since then, new groups have been established and there are many who have helped behind the scenes, not least the staff at the Raglan Chronicle, particularly Maki who has been so supportive. Proof reading, and checking dates and venues are correct as well as keeping to a dead line are all a part of the challenge. Friends and family have often chipped in with ideas and proof reading, while Senior Technology and the staff at The Raglan Community House have often helped with computer glitches. Keeping the terminology ‘politically correct’ has proved challenging as vocabulary is ever changing. Some readers did not like the use of the word ‘elderly’ when applied to ‘older people’ but a recent poll showed that 80% of society find the term acceptable. Meanwhile, it appears some of the younger folk do not like to be referred to as ‘kids’.

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arking at Joyce Petchell Memorial Park was the hot topic at June’s Raglan Community Board meeting. Waikato District Council staff presented two proposed designs, including sealing a large area at Joyce Petchell Memorial Park for 14 angle and four campervan parks and another for alterations to the fire station carpark layout – the parking is part of the museum resource consent conditions. Board chair Bob MacLeod says the community board have asked the council to go back to the drawing board over the Joyce Petchell proposal and for Stewart Street to also be considered for angle parking. “Parking at Stewart Street has been discussed since the new museum was built in 2007. We are suggesting to them that they put their money in Stewart Street.” Waikato District deputy general manager service delivery Roger MacCulloch says they will be talking to archaeological and cultural stakeholders before the Joyce Petchell design is finalised and work starts, as well as addressing potential effects of water run-off from the sealed car park by

using rain gardens to help remove pollutants and slow down storm water flows. Other recommendations up for consultation include paid – with an exemption for Raglan residents -and angled parking on Bow Street, Wi Neera Street and Wainui Road. MacLeod believes paid parking will help alleviate parking congestion and generate revenue earmarked for Raglan community use. Council recommends a minimum of four machines in Bow Street and two in Wallis Street at a cost of around $10,000 plus a monthly maintenance cost and additional staffing costs to collect the cash. All proposals are still up for discussion and the board will be holding public workshops, talking to local groups and organisations, as well as opportunities for people with an interest in parking to join the Raglan Naturally transport focus group. Council will start work on the Papahua/ Kopua car park extension soon, which will add 27 car parks with a similar amount of space available in a barked overflow car parking space funded from the parks and reserves budget. Janine Jackson

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he council are also looking at paid parking for boat trailers at boat ramps with the possibility of a permit for boaties to still use the 48-hour parking at the wharf. Raglan Sportfishing Club secretary Sheryl Hart says their members were not opposed to user pays but they would only want to pay a reduced fee. “Raglan Wharf is a working ramp and has been since about 1938. It was put in by the Hartstone family and the Kopua boat ramp was built by the club. When you help build and look after an asset it’s a bit of a joke to have to pay to use it.” Hart says the wharf has the only ramp that can launch all vessel sizes as Kopua boat ramp has issues with bridge clearance and low tide.

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Annual backyard science survey is saving the birds

Danny Parker, left, and Stacey Hill check out the backyard garden bird guide for the upcoming survey.

ecome a citizen scientist and have fun researching the birdlife in your backyard with the Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research New Zealand Garden Bird Survey this year. The annual survey takes place this year between Saturday, June 30 and Sunday, July 8, and birdwatchers from all walks of life are invited to take part. Simply pick a day, grab a comfy chair, sit back for an hour and record the birdlife. Whaingaroa Environment Centre coordinator Stacey Hill says the aim of the garden bird survey is to learn more

about New Zealand garden birds and track population changes, which can signal environmental changes. “The survey only takes an hour of your time. I think it’s a great way for families to take some time to sit in the garden, connect with their environment and watch the birds – it’s really grounding.” Local conservationist Danny Parker has come on board to support the survey in Whaingaroa after noticing changes in his own backyard birdlife following pest control work. “The wildlife that has evolved in New Zealand is unique and can never be

Nurses Strike

Nurses, healthcare assistants and a small number of midwives at Waikato DHB who are members of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) have issued notice of 24-hour strike action between:

7am on Thursday 5 July to 7am Friday 6 July This strike will severely affect our services at Waikato Hospital and our rural hospitals (Thames, Tokoroa, Te Kuiti, Taumarunui hospitals and Matariki and Rhoda Read continuing care services). There will also be restricted District Nursing services on the day. To reduce the number of patients in hospital and attending our clinics over the time leading up to and during the proposed industrial action we will be: • Rescheduling appointments for surgery, treatments and outpatient clinics. • Giving priority to emergency, critical care and maternity. • Still providing some essential outpatient clinics such as cancer and dialysis treatments. • Contacting all patients whose operations or clinic appointments are affected by the strike.

Please keep our Emergency Department for Emergencies only. If your illness or injury is not urgent, go to your family doctor or local private accident and medical clinic.

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replicated. I’ve trapped over 100 rats in the past three years in my quarter-acre section. It was awesome to see a tūī fledgling for the first time in years.” Keen birdies are also invited to join a bird identification workshop this Saturday, June 30 from 3-5pm at the community gardens behind the police station in Wi Neera St. WEC has enlisted local bird expert Mark Hornby to share his avian knowledge with locals eager to make a difference for the birds. Stacey says the bird identification workshop will help people interested in participating in the survey to identify their backyard birds. “Most people will be able to identify a tūī and fantail but they might struggle with some of the other species. Mark is a great source of knowledge.” The environment centre has check sheets available to assist with the survey and Stacey says attending the bird ID workshop is not a requirement to participating in the survey but it will be a lot of fun. Participants can either enter their results online at gardenbirdsurvey.landcareresearch. co.nz or take them in to WEC to be recorded – for more information email envirocentre@ whaingaroa.org.nz or pop into the centre at the Raglan Town Hall. Janine Jackson

Birds are 'backyard barometers'

anaaki Whenua Landcare Research scientists believe our neighbourhood birds act as "backyard barometers" to the health of our environment and say declining numbers of our most common backyard bird the silvereye may be due to the warmer winters brought on by climate change. Since the survey began in 2007, the silvereye’s population has declined nationally by nearly half and among other native species, tūī counts have shown a slight increase over the 11 years, while fantail and bellbird’s population have remained the same. Researchers say even the decline of introduced birds is signalling change in our urban and rural environments we need to better understand.

Tarot Talk

ello again from Tarot Talk - a weekly column in which I introduce a Tarot card for the week and provide a little information about it. I hope you continue to enjoy this space.

This week's card is the King of Wands. The King of Wands is a passionate guy who can sweep you off your feet. Whatever he does for a living, you can be sure, he's on fire about it. He's creative, passionate and can be jealous. This King asks us to consider what it is we are 'on fire'

about? What do we feel passionate about? This card represents energy, excitement and confidence. An opportunity may present itself so be aware of possibilities. The King of Wands represents strength, leadership, creativity, vision, and the motivation to bring that creative vision into reality. As an abstract concept, the King of Wands denotes property settlements, pre-nuptual agreements and financial negotiations connected with both marriage and divorce. Charities, trusts, philanthropic organisations and bodies that finance the arts are also symbolised by this card. Negotiations and financial windfalls may also be indicated. More information can be found on my Tarot Talk Facebook page: Tarot Talk NZ. Tarot readings and tuition are available by appointment. Txt Chrissy on 027 6644261.

Coffee addict finds fix: an app for on-the-go society

Brown Lightning Bros. with the iPad on the counter to process 'On the Go' orders.

ecessity – the saying goes – is the mother of invention and that’s certainly the case for Raglan-bred Wes Moir when it comes to his allimportant regular caffeine fix. “I was a customer who needed a coffee but didn’t have time,” he told the Chronicle of how he got the idea for his new ‘On the Go’ ordering app, which is now being tested at Brown Lightning Bros. Raglan Roast in Hamilton and is likely to be available soon on this side of the divvy. It’s a purpose-built app designed to make better use of time, he explains, which just happens to be perfect for pre-ordering

coffee. No wait, no queues, just set the pickup time and make payment while you’re on the go. “I hope to get it into Te Uku Roast Office around August,” says the 27 year old who grew up in Kaitoke Street but has been based for some years now on Auckland’s North Shore. Brown Lightning Bros’ Te Rapa cafe – where an iPad is set up on the counter to process orders – has been a “great” pilot location or platform over the past couple of months, Wes says, highlighting the app’s good points and areas in which it can be improved. Now the country’s first pre-ordering application made specifically for small

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business coffee providers is “ready to take to mainstream New Zealand”, he reckons. Wes researched the project and has focused in the past 18 months on getting his app built, but now wants to shift focus to the business side of things. “I plan to target hard in Auckland,” he says, citing corporate buildings with large cafeterias below where workers haven’t got 15 minutes to wait in line to get a good coffee. He’s invested a lot of time and money in the venture, putting in 20 to 30 hours per week on top of a 40-hour working week to bring his idea to reality. Even then he didn’t build the app himself, he points out. While he “came up with the concept” and created his own company, Simply Pre-Ordering Solutions Ltd, techies at Almond digital product studio in Karangahape Road were commissioned to develop the program. But it took double the expected build time and double the original budget. Despite having had to stump up with the extra costs “off my own bat”, Wes is passionate about ‘On the Go’ and how it has fulfilled his vision to make ordering coffee simple. Raglan Roast’s Tony Bruce, who is about to open his thirteenth coffee outlet in the Auckland suburb of Kingsland, says he’s known Wes since he was a youngster and believes his app could well “fly all around the world”. It’s not the first time a local kid has come up with a successful business idea, he adds. He sees the app as suiting some coffee outlets more than others – and the Te Uku Roast Office as ideal for this sort of technology because of its large commuter clientele. Edith Symes

ssential oils are the highly concentrated version of the natural oils in plants. While the oils are still in the plant, they provide the plants with protection a g a i n s t predators and disease, and also play a role in plant pollination. These properties carry forward into the essential oils. By concentrating the oils of these plants, you are literally separating the most powerful healing compounds of a plant into a single oil. Because of this they have been used throughout history in many cultures for their medicinal and therapeutic benefits. Essential Oils have incredible antidepressant, stimulating, detoxifying, antibacterial, antiviral and calming properties and they are recently gaining popularity as a natural, safe and cost-effective therapy for a number of health concerns. They are also gaining popularity for their use in replacing toxic household cleaning and beauty products. Follow me as I introduce you to the many uses of essential oils over the coming weeks. More information on essential oils and aromatherapy can be found at huntandgathernz.com, or you can email huntandgathernz@gmail.com or text 0223543812

Film awards reeling in local filmmakers DIGITAL SKILLS TRAINING FOR RAGLAN WEDNESDAY 11 JULY, 4PM / RAGLAN COMMUNITY HOUSE, 45 BOW ST

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he casting call is out for local filmmakers to enter the Raglan Arts Film Festival Awards. Nominations are open to all ages – all you need is your imagination and a device for filming. The film must be associated with Raglan Whaingaroa - either the filmmakers, production crew or actors, or part of the film must have been shot or edited in Raglan. Awards designed by Chris Meek and prizes - including cash and vouchers - will

be presented at a Red Carpet Awards night on Saturday, September 22 at the Raglan Town Hall. Enter at facebook.com/ creativeraglanfilmfestival, www. raglanartscentre.co.nz or contact us at the Old School Arts Centre in Stewart Street, 07 825 0023 or info@raglanartscentre.co.nz for more details. Deadline for nominations is Tuesday, July 31. Keep up-to date with the 2018 Raglan Film Festival by following Creative Raglan – Film Festival on Facebook.

#BoostYourTown Comes to Raglan Kia Ora Raglan! We've partnered with Facebook to run a series of free digital skills workshops in towns around New Zealand, with the first one in Kaitaia on Monday 21st May.

Come along and learn all about how to use Facebook and Instagram to boost your business and your town. Bring along your device and we'll take you through the basics of getting your business on Facebook and Instagram, show you how to create cool content and unlock the secrets of ads and analytics. The workshop is free to attend but you need to register.

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Ahoy Creative Crew artist Gila Cohen shares craft skills and food for budding local crafters at Craft and Kai gathering this Monday.

et crafty at Ahoy Creative Crew’s upcoming Craft and Kai gathering this Monday, July 2 from 5pm to 8ish at the studio on 11 Bankart Street. Ahoy artist Gila Cohen was inspired to start the creative get-together for craftspeople, from the novice to the

experienced, as a way to share their skills or to learn a new skill. “We want to create a space for people to feel comfortable learning a new skill, completing an unfinished project or starting one they haven’t even started yet,” she says. A crafter for over 20 years, Gila loves sharing her own creative skills with

others and in the first session she will be showing people how to make a coiled bowl. “I get a lot of pleasure teaching and it’s such an honour being able to share the skills I have.” Resources for creating the coiled bowl will be available on the night but Gila says people can bring their own wool, raffia or thread and darning needles. A great believer in keeping traditional crafts alive, she hopes to get in touch with others in the community with a creative skill they could share. “There’s a lot of people out there making stuff at home, it could be someone knitting or crocheting who could share their talents at the gatherings. If we don’t continue sharing these skills they will die out.” The informal creative gatherings are open to all ages on the first Monday of the month and participants can stay for as long as they like - the 5pm start and 8pm finish is just a guideline. “If people are engrossed in what they are doing I’m happy to keep going,” she laughs. The Ahoy Creative Crew will be providing soup on the first night and Gila says entry by koha will help fund the next session - bring a bowl and spoon. Janine Jackson

Karioi Classic is just around the corner

ext month on Sunday,, July 29, Raglan will be cycling capital of New Zealand again for one day.

The ninth edition of the iconic winter cycling event will offer three distances of grinding metal roads around our beautiful maunga - 43km, 57km and 85km. Registrations are coming in nicely. We are hoping to exceed last years’ numbers and so far it seems to be going that way. This year, we are going the extra mile and adding a Spanish flavour to our event. Each competitor gets a free paella meal after the finish, catered by chef Ferran from Paella Catering Raglan. On race day there will be a few road closures in place till 2pm. Notices will be send to local residents and posted in the Chronicle and social media. Ready to rumble? Then register online at www. karioiclassic.org.nz or pick up a registration form at Cyclery Raglan, 10 Bankart St. You can also enter on the day, but there will be a late registration fee.

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TE UKU SCHOOL NEWS Change is in the air at Te Uku

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about her is that she is very open and loves to talk to people.

From left, Miss Mears with reporters Crosbie Wallis and Alby Sharples.

iss Mears is the new Principal of Te Uku School. We thought you might like to know

something about her. One thing that we know

This is what she shared with us: What is your favourite food? Chicken tikka masala, sashimi and most things I don’t have to cook for myself What is your favourite colour? Blue – like the ocean What is your favourite sport? Swimming. I also enjoy watching NZ athletes and teams compete internationally Where did you work before? Berkley Normal Middle School in Hamilton Why did you apply to be the Principal at Te Uku School? I loved the school’s mission statement ‘Expanding Hearts and Minds’, as well as the school values. The school is in a beautiful part of the country, with fabulous natural resources. Plus, I’d heard there were some pretty great students and teachers at the school. What do you like about Te Uku so far? The welcoming community and working alongside enthusiastic teachers and students. Is there anything else that you would like to say? I’m looking forward to continuing the focus on ‘Expanding Hearts and Minds’, in a way that is unique and exciting, making Te Uku School one of the best places for students to grow and learn. Crosbie Wallis and Alby Sharples

Learning outside the classroom

Crosbie Wallis, Eric Wynard and Pipiri Kenerehu-Aoturoa in the process of inventing a marble run for students to play with outside.

chimedes was an inventor, problem solver, and mathematician. He is known for saying, “Eureka!” when he discovered the solution to a difficult problem. This term we got to be inventors. Our group had to create a weatherproof marble run that had slopes, changes of direction, drops, weights and fidget spinners. It was really tough. Some of the materials didn’t work very well, sometimes we couldn’t agree on what to do, and there was A LOT of trial and error. After six weeks our blood, sweat

and tantrums resulted in a master piece of a marble run. Alicia and Riley invented something totally different. They had decided to solve a problem in our school; how to get everyone learning about permaculture. Their solution was to design a permaculture club house that had grapevines, a turf roof, garden boxes, and a comfortable learning space. The next step was to write a proposal for the Board of Trustees. Now they are waiting to see if their invention can become a reality. Eric Wynard and Pipiri Kenerehu-Aoturoa

Who knew?

Vincent from the Junior Discovery class encountered a frog during their visit to Waitomo.

ave you ever been to the Waitomo Caves? If you have, you probably thought it was really cool. The Junior Discovery at Te Uku decided that it would be an exciting place to learn about land forms. Guess what; they were right! We thought that it would be best if Vincent, one of the Junior Discovery students, described the trip in his own words. Last Friday the Junior Discovery went to a glow

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worm cave. It was called Waitomo Caves. We had to drive there. I went with Grayson. We laughed and smiled in the car. We sang in the caves. It was amazing. It gave me a fright when they turned the lights off. After we went to the Ruakuri Walk there was this balcony. There was a huge waterfall. Then we went to a museum. We saw a frog. We watched a movie and then me and Grayson got an ice cream. It was called Goody Goody Gumdrops. Riley Evans and Iyla Scott

Zoe Middlemiss back to being a student.

he secret’s out, children can be teachers too. Year 7 and 8 students have been teaching each other how to improve their ball skills through a variety of sports. To begin with we had to get into groups and plan three lessons. We chose soccer. We planned warm ups and skills games, organized the gear, and set up each session. We also had to teach the rules. For the final lesson

students got to play a game. We found out that being a teacher can be really hard, because sometimes people don’t listen and you have to explain things again. However, it was fun being the leaders and sharing what we knew. This week the last group is going to teach us the skills for playing hockey. Zoe Middlemiss and Nellie-May Shea

T E M ATA S C H O O L N E W S Raglan Art to Wear show 2018

Chloe, Ella and Maria with their piece Kua of Moana.

n Saturday, June 2, and Sunday, June 3, students and families from across the district competed in the 2018 Raglan Art to Wear show.

This is a competition in which people from all over Waikato and some even further, create a costume or outfit that fits into one of the many categories for a chance to win some big bucks. The categories this year were: Heads Up-Mystery Box, Upcycled, Kaitiakitanga, Paua Power and Circus Circus. There were so many creative young people who participated and the outcome was amazing! The tickets were sold out in a matter of minutes. The hall was absolutely packed and the lines to enter took up a whole street! The competition was so tough but the judges came to a decision and the results for Te Mata are: Paua Power 2nd: Chloe, Ella and Maria with their piece Kua of Moana. Circus Circus, highly commended: Isla Limbert with her piece Candy Floss and in 1st place we have: Nina, Molly and Milly with their piece Judy Big Booty. And the other results can be found in a previous Chronicle. The performance gets better every year and, I’m sure that in 2020 the costumes will blow the socks off of the judges.

Congratulations not only to those who won but to those who tried. I’m sure your families are very proud of you. Cheyenne Dingle

Isla Limbert with her piece, Candy Floss.

Passion Friday: Animal Club

very Friday at Te Mata we celebrate Passion Learning Friday. Passion Friday is an array of different activities ranging from Gardening to Animal Study Club to Science to Cooking to Sign language, Board Games and Choir.

Te Mata School students take part in Passion Friday Animal Club.

Thank you to Sandra Jonas, Dayna Henley and Louisa George, who are all parents, taking time out of their day to help provide these amazing activities.The students are loving it and the school has been getting lots of parent/teacher help. All the students, teachers, parents etc are enjoying it and everyone has been giving positive feedback about Passion Friday. It started this term and our awesome

Te Mata School teacher, Annie Stewart.

principal Fiona Gott introduced it to Te Mata this year. The past few weeks have been an interesting experience for everyone. The people in Animal Study Club had a visit from Nic Wylie from the Backyard Hub, she came and gave them a talk about trapping and protecting the Grey Faced Petrel, they also had a visit from a couple of very friendly horses and everyone else in all the other activities, have been discovering new things and sharing their knowledge with others. Passion Friday will hopefully stay at Te Mata for a long time and maybe we will have some more activities. Perhaps maybe some of the other schools might even like to try doing it. Femka Wylie

National Young Leaders Day 2018 n the May 14, 2018, four Year 8 O students from Te Mata School attended the National Young Leaders Day at Claudelands Arena in Hamilton.

The day included motivational talks from great New Zealand leaders, music, games and activities. There were people who spoke and gave inspiring talks like: Jono Naylor, a former member of parliament, Lisa Tamati, an ultra-marathon runner who has run over 300km, Amanda Wilson who was on the TV show Keeping up with the Kaimanawas, with her two sisters Vicky, and Kelly Wilson, and finally, there was Riley Hathaway, who is on the kids’ TV show Young Ocean Explorers and has been on lots of underwater adventures with her dad and had incredible encounters with whales, turtles and many other animals. All the students that went from Te Mata thought Riley Hathaway was the most inspirational and interesting speaker. “She is helping save our oceans,” said Ella Robbs.

Te Mata School students attended the National Young Leaders Day held at Claudelands Arena in Hamilton back in May this year.

“She provided me with more knowledge on what humans are doing to the oceans, said Brooke Salmon. After all the speakers and games were finished, we ended the day with an awesome performance by Vince Harder, singing some of his new music. Then he was later joined

Teacher interview: Annie Stewart

by internet sensation William Waiirua, performing his hit song ‘Wowee’. Everyone that went from Te Mata thought the day was really motivating and a privilege to go to. Thank you so much to everyone who organised the event; it was amazing! Casabella Smith

t the start of this year a teacher by the name of Annie Stewart came to teach at Te Mata School. Annie currently teaches the year two and three students, so we thought we would interview her and see how she’s getting along at Te Mata School. Q: How long have you been a teacher for? A: 5 years. Q: What made you want to be a teacher? A: I am very passionate about the minds of young people and wanted a job where I could make a difference. Q: Where did you teach before Te Mata School? A: Auckland Kaurilands. Q: What did you like about Te Mata School for you to want to teach here? A: I was moving to Raglan and Te Mata School was close to my home. Q: What made you want to teach year two and three? A: I used to teach year five and six, so it was a challenge to change to teaching year two and three but challenges are good in careers. Q: What’s different about Te Mata School from your last school? A: Auckland Kaurilands had eight-hundred kids and only went up to year six, plus there was more year five kids than all of Te Mata School kids combined. Q: What are your hobbies or sports that you do in your free time? A: I love surfing - it’s one of my favourite sports to do. I also like taking my boat out, and walking. Q: What did you do prior to coming to Te Mata School? A: I used to be a surf coach and did women's surf and yoga retreat camps in Nicaragua and before that I lived in Portugal. Q: If you didn’t end up as a teacher what was your “Plan B”? A: I had an interest with creeks and water so I probably was going to be a Marine Biologist. I also had a dream to work with whales. Sunny Hosking

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RAGLAN AREA SCHOOL NEWS Arohatia te reo Maaori

Hikoi Aotearoa: Walking the length of New Zealand

Year 7-8 students run laps amongst a variety of other students and community members.

H From left, Tehani Ralaimihoatra, Te Kaha Broadbent-King, and Arie Koning.

ow long do you think it would take to walk the length of New Zealand from Cape Reinga to the Bluff? Well, for the Year 7-8 students and Raglan Area School it only took one day.

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Engari ia raa, ia raa ki Te Kura a Rohe o Whaingaroa e ako ana ngaa tamariki katoa i te reo Maaori. Ka whai maatou i te tauira o Te Roopu Aroha ki te Reo. Ko raatou te puna o te reo mo te kura nei. E whakamatau ana maatou i te ara tika o ngaa kaumatua, ngaa matanga reo o te rohe nei. Ahakoa he aakonga a maatou kaiako i te reo Maaori, ka koorero tonu raatou i ngeetehi kupu maaori ki roto i a maatou akomanga. E ai ki nga koorero o ngeetehi aakonga kua piki ake te pai o te reo o ngaa kaiako. Meenaa ka whakakaha ngaa tamariki ki te ako, ki te koorero, ki te whakarongo ki te reo Maaori ka piki ake taa taatou reo peenaa i a maatou kaiako. Ka purei ngaa tau tuatahi ki ngaa tau tuawaru i ngeetehi keemu reo Maaori kia whakapakari ake ngaa kupu hou me ngaa rerenga hou. Ka ako ngaa tamariki i te mihi kia tuu raatou ki raro i te korowai o te reo Maaori. Ma te rongo ka mohio, ma te mohio ka maarama, ma te maarama ka matau, ma te matau ka ora ai te reo Maaori. Ko Arie raaua ko Tehani ngaa kaituhi o teenei puurongo i te reo Paakehaa. Kua mahitahi maatou ko Te Kaha ki te whakamaaoritia teenei koorero. I tipu ake a Te Kaha i Te Roopu Aroha ki te Reo. He tau 13 a Te Kaha ki te Kura a Rohe o Whaingaroa. Ka kawe ia i ngaa kaupapa Maaori mo te roopu rangatira rangatahi mo te kura. Tehani Ralaimihoatra raaua ko Arie Koning

Read below for some hilarious answers! What is school to you? Mahli: Fun and super cool! Matilda: Somewhere you learn things. Arlo: Where little kids learn. Cove: It's a really fun place to learn. Why do you come to school? Mahli: It's fun and I like learning and Whaea Celia is my favourite. Matilda: So I can know how to write and read. Arlo: To learn new things. Cove: Because I’m five! What’s your favourite thing to do at school? Mahli: Exciting Writing! Matilda: Listening posts because you sit on a seat and wear earmuffs then you learn how to read on the jellybean table. Arlo: Writing because it's cool.

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On June 8, instead of actually walking from Cape Reinga to Bluff, they looped around a fullsized rugby field up to 67 times each (that’s half a marathon!). The reason they did this walk was to fundraise for sports gear, which the syndicate

were seriously keen to get. The day started with lots of cheer. Nearly everyone was in fancy dress, including the event organiser, Matua Jason, whose Mexican outfit was topped off with pink socks and a pink moustache. For the first few rounds, students eagerly ran laps for once! However, after a dozen or so of their 67 laps, moans and groans began to fill the air. Then along came the free hot dog guys and the mood was back on track once again. Not everyone walked. Quite a lot of people ran and even cycled around the field. Two students really stood out; Harrison Meek and Xander Warren, who completed over a whopping 100 laps each! “My breathing was fine but my legs were killing me,” commented Xander. To help walk the required total of 6096 laps, we needed help. Students from across the entire school and some community members donated laps during the day helping accomplish the fundraising goal, reaching a total of over $2500. This will go towards PE gear that students can access during break times. Eli Grant-Swallow, Jaia Pospisil, Luke Dymond

e have been interested to know what goes on in the New Entrance classes, so we decided to interview students Mahli Clark, Matilda Hassell, Arlo Seymour, and Cove Ringia about school life.

New Entrants students Arlo Seymour, Matilda Hassell, Cove Ringia, and Mahli Clark hanging out outside their classroom.

Cove: Learning. What’s something you learnt today? Mahli: How to make paper planes and fold paper boats. I wish the boats floated but they got wet. Matilda: How to make fantails. We folded

Local kids tackle 40 hour famine

A group of 40 Hour Famine participants. Back row L to R: Joel Standley, Arie Glover, Jivan Rao, Will Hunter. Front row L to R: Jaer Hoare, Isobel Peart, Nikau Rice-Edwards.

tudents from Raglan Area School have chosen to take on the 40 Hour Famine to support underprivileged children in South Sudan. The famine

officially started at 8pm on Friday June 8 and ended 40 hours later on June 10 at midday.

fans for the tails too, it was super-duper fun! Arlo: How to fold paper planes. Whaea Kim didn’t even know how! Cove: How to make paper birdies. Iemaja Hassell, Isabeau Conjaerts, and Ayla Standley

Many students from different age groups took part in this event, and were eager to support the children of South Sudan. The students were to experience 40 hours of losing something that they usually take for granted, and by doing so, getting a taste of the bitter reality and the opportunity to empathise with these children. Student Olive Peart explained what drove her to participate, “We wanted to see how it felt to live like them every day.” There was a great variation in what each student sacrificed in the 40 hours. Joel gave up talking, Manoa gave up furniture, and Olive and Isobel gave up food. Many of the students felt that it was very difficult to complete the famine, with year five participant Isobel Peart stating, “The hardest part was looking at all the food and not being able to eat it.” The students raised over $900 for the children in need, and this amount of money is definitely enough to make a difference to innocent lives. Ayla Standley and Harper Peart

WAITETUNA SCHOOL NEWS National Young Leaders’ Day Indulge Yourself in Mindfulness

Students from Waitetuna School attended the NYLD event in Hamilton.

YLD is an amazing programme set up for intermediate and primary school children looking to be leaders and being inspired by them. There were many inspiring voices with their amazing stories and incredible adventures. One particular speaker that really inspired me was Riley Hathaway, with all of her stories about how she wants to help the world as well as going to school. She started her journey from a school project when she was 12 and turned it into a website and a desire to help sea life with her campaign called Young Ocean Explorers. This programme has really inspired

us as a class, to pick up every bit of rubbish we see as it really will pay off. After all, who doesn’t like going snorkeling and diving and seeing all of the awesome fish being able to swim freely in their natural habitat? “I liked listening to people talking about their struggles and what they had to go through to get the glory,” said Max. Xavier added, “I really enjoyed the music and awesome vibes.” Cory said, “It was really inspiring and I enjoyed seeing everyone having a good time.” “I learnt that we should always give things a go even if they seem hard,” remarked Eliza. Hudson Bidois

Muddy Madness

Waitetuna students got muddy during Term 2.

ud, mud glorious Mud that is what Term 2 is all about! Starting with the School Cross Country, where from the ages of 5 to 13 we run through tough mud and rivers. The mud and the rivers were up and over our knees this year and very cold! Unfortunately, the Waitetuna Inter School Cross Country was cancelled, but all our training was great for the Tough Guy Girl Mud Run that Waitetuna School enters and supports. We had 7 year olds up to 13 year olds enter this fundraising challenge (Child Cancer). Mud, mud and more mud! There were about 600 runners and

it was a big day. Here are some comments from our students: “The track felt a lot longer than we thought it was, I liked it because it was for charity. We liked the day because it’s well organized and everyone also loved the support” said Corey. Actually this term has been about supporting good causes and becoming aware, with the Mud Run, Prader Willis syndrome where we all wore orange in support and Anti Bullying or Kindness Day (as we called it) where we made and wore pink tie dye T- shirts. This also linked into our mindfulness program. By Jayden

e have started doing mindfulness every Monday. We practice it throughout the week, to help us to maintain our focus and balance our inner selves. Whaea Mariella leads us through the pause, breathe, smile program. Here is what some of the students have said: ~Mindfulness helps me to focus before I am running (Cory) ~Mindfulness is awesome - I didn’t know if it would help me in my life but it does ~Mindfulness helps me de-stress before my spelling (Riley) ~It helps make your mind creative (Louis) ~I am beautiful, I am intelligent I am happy. We don’t only use mindfulness at school, we also do it at home. Here is what some of the parents said:

~ “I love that you do this with the children, and I was talking about types of strength. My son told me that being strong in your mind makes you feel happy, and calm, and greatful”. (Olivia)? ~ “Waitetuna you’re absolute gold! My child demonstrated how to make a mindfulness jar and shared and included in a video chat with her niece in the Netherlands” (Ellen). “It makes you feel calm when you look at it,” (Senna). ~ “My child loves mindfulness, he told us in the car the other day, he thinks that all the high schools should do mindfulness to help the teenagers with their crazy thinking.” (Lizzie) We practice mindfulness on a Monday to help us become calm and centered at the start of the week. By Naomi

After School Care Kicks Off at Waitetuna School

very Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon Waitetuna children now have the option to stay at school while parents finish their day at work. "With many working parents at Waitetuna and a growing role, our school has decided to offer an After School Care service three days a week,” says Principal Margery O'Connell. After School Care is led by a local woman, and grandmother of two local children, Nicky Clark, who really enjoys running the programme. “I’ve started to get to know the children. We play games, read books, bake cookies, do crafts, play outside and have the occasional movie afternoon. It's their time off, so they have a big say in how we fill our time,” says Nicky. “The children love it, even to the extent they are

sad when it's not an After School Care day.” These are some comments from some students that attend ASC. Cory: I go 1 day a week. I like doing sports. Finn: I go 3 days a week. I like playing games. Sofia: I go 1 day a week. I like making huts with Finn. Seren: I go 2 days a week. I like doing drawing and art. Senna: I go 3 days a week. I like doing drawing and art too. Riley: I go 1 day a week. I like making forts with chairs. Parents are quite happy with the new service as it allows them a little more flexibility to juggle work commitments and travel time. Written and edited by Shannon and Naomi

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Plastic Free July.....let’s make it Plastic Free Raglan! What a great time to look at your use of single use plastics. Plastic Free July is a worldwide event with more than 150 countries participating in reducing their plastic usage for a month. We say why start on July 1st and finish on July 31st. continue those world changing habits for the years to come. Xtreme and WEC have partnered up, we are here to offer advice, give you tips and support you in your plastic free journey. We want to work with you all, towards a single use plastic free Raglan. What is single use? Items such as your takeaway coffee cups, plastic straws, water bottles, plastic cutlery and anything that is used once and then disposed. For example the average lifespan of a takeaway coffee cup is less than a single use plastic bag, coming it at under 7 minutes per cup. In NZ we use 295, 000,000 (yes 295 MILLION) takeaway cups a year, most of these end up in landfill (Packaging Forum NZ 2018 stats). These single use plastic items are landfilled, are in our oceans, in our water ways, are killing our marine life and becoming part of our food chain. The great news is, all of these items also have a reusable, accessible and environmentally friendly alternative for you to use instead. During July, WEC and Xtreme ask you to please think about your purchase and actions. Invest in a Keep Cup for your coffee/teas, a metal drink bottle and enjoy your beverage without a single use plastic straw. WEC and Xtreme Zero Waste would like to take this opportunity to give a HUGE BIG MIHI to the Raglan Businesses for your massive efforts in becoming Single Use Plastic (SUP) Bag FREE!!! You guys are amazing! Also to our wonderful community for remembering your reusable bag when shopping, and helping make this community Plastic Bag Free!! We have invited the remaining 15 unaccredited businesses, to become plastic bag free for the month of July… come on Raglan help them out! Take your reusable bag! Just put it in your car/pocket/baby bag/hand bag/ bum bag or man bag before leaving the house, easy peasy! Happy Plastic Free July Whaingaroa!

Plastic Free July events & activities - all welcome!

Watch our facebook pages or pop into the centre to learn more about these awesome events and get involved! *Crop Swap Raglan - held on the first and third Sunday (1st and 15th July) of every month at the Raglan Bowling club - a great chance to ‘shop’ & avoid the packaging! *Beach Clean across the harbour - let’s continue the work we started over there last year : 7th July *Beach Clean at Ruapuke 14th July - another area of our coast that is known for collecting rubbish from the currents *Blue screening: documentary about the threats our oceans are facing plus Q&A session with local experts 22nd July

*Timebank No -sew bags 23rd July

*Timebank Beeswax Wraps workshop 28th July Thanks to local EnviroMatters sponsors:

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Celebrating over 87 Plastic Bag Free businesses! We would like to acknowledge the following businesses and recognise them as an official Plastic Bag Free Raglan - Pēke Kirihou Kore Whaingaroa Partner. We’re grateful for their commitment and support in the mission to become a plastic carry bag free town: Raglan Kopua Holiday Park Ali’s Turkish Kebabs Aroha Sushi Artisan & Merchant Atamira Bizworx Consultancy Ltd BP 2GO RAGLAN Cyclery Raglan Direct Tech Fallenfront Food Dept Four Square Gord’s Salon In My Good Books Indi’s Jet Collective Kahu’s Nest (Xtreme) Kanuka Design Karioi Lodge Lecourtois Couture Lilypot Florist LJ Hooker Raglan Matapihi Art Gallery Ulo’s kitchen Orca Pirate’s Club Pizza Raglan Anexa Raglan Backpackers Raglan Barber Raglan Book & Gift Centre Raglan Buds Flower Farm Raglan Building Supplies Raglan Coconut Yoghurt Raglan Community House Raglan Fish Ltd - Wharf Raglan Fresh Fish Raglan i-SITE Raglan Kayak & Paddleboard Raglan Landscape Supplies Raglan Lions Raglan Longboarders Raglan Palm Beach Motel Raglan Pharmacy Raglan Photo Gallery

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The basics of cooking: What every kiwi should know about good kai

Kana Vinaka wins at Gourmand World Cookbook Awards

ontemporary island cuisine cookbook, Kana Vinaka was awarded the winner in the Best South Pacific Food Culture category at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards 2018.

short beginner's cooking course is being offered starting on Tuesday, July 10, at the Raglan Community House.

Kana Vinaka, 'What Every KiwiShould Know About Good Kai' is a 3-week course, with classes to be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6-9pm, will be off ered to anyone in the community that wants to learn the basics of good cooking and using local ingredients.

'Kana Vinaka' is a Fijian term that means 'eat well' or 'good food' and is the ti tle of long-ti me local resident, Colin Chung’s new cook book, a not-forprofit initiative to get locals everywhere to eat healthy, cook well and learn to use their own local produce, instead of importi ng or eati ng processed foods. The course will cover all the basics of cooking, preparati on and techniques to help those in the community who need these skills to bett er feed themselves and their families or those who are just

looking to improve their basic skill set in the kitchen. This is not a gourmet cooking course, but is geared to help take the mystery out of making a good meal and to make cooking fun and interesting. A $5 koha to pay for the ingredients each night is requested and everyone will share in the tasting. Spaces are limited and follow up courses are planned. Please register your interest with Mike Rarere at the Community House, 07 825 8142 if you have any questions.

“As the sole entry from Fiji and the Pacific amongst 215 countries and regions, this is a wonderful recognition and a testament that we can do contemporary style cuisine in the Pacific using the abundant supply of fresh local produce,” said renowned chef and author, Colin Chung. The cookbook which was launched in April 2017 “has simple recipes and concepts and shows the importance on what people at home can do with local produce,” said Mr Chung. He added that “It really makes a difference if we ate local as opposed to imported goods and made correct choices even at home. We should stay away from processed food and if we do that there wouldn’t be so many non-communicable diseases (NCDs) which is rife in the Pacific, and that makes a difference.” The awards took place from May 26 -27, 2018 in Yantai, China. For more information on the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards and to view the shortlist for 2018, visit http://www. cookbookfair.com/index.php/gourmand-awards

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the coaching experience? Watching the progression of skills in the team. Being involved in the Raglan Soccer Club community. How have the team progressed since the start of the season? They’re improving their ball skills for sure. It’s great seeing them be a team and support each other. What would you say to other parents who might consider it in the future? Give it a go. It can feel a bit like trying to herd cats sometimes, but there is great support from everyone - no experience necessary!

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from Raglan, Frankton and Melville. We wish them all the best for the tournament. I would also like to acknowledge Frank Turner who generously gives up his time to ref for our team at our home games - the 11th Grade Team thanks you. Reef Staheli RAGLAN JUNIOR RUGBY RESULTS // 23 JUNE

Team

Score

7th Grade

Draw 95-95 Kieran O’Brian , Noah Thompson / Myla Wilson

8th Grade

Win 65-15

9th Grade

Loss Default Jai Waterhouse / Zara Wilson

Nikau Rice Edwards Kamron McKinley

R J Rendle Maria Grilli

Grady Bruce & Leo O Louglin

Sienna Hansen Yme SchepelSpratz

Win 45-35

11th Grade

Loss 7-45

12th Grade

Loss 5-50

Ollie Wallace & Jack Berker / Tyde Pirini

13th Grade

Win 81-7

Lucca Pag, Wes Curulalae,Kristian Tiffany

Team

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n/a

Jesse Frazer & Marvin Daniel

Squids

n/a

Kase Pemberton

Pipis

n/a

Ravi Rao

Karioi Kahawai

n/a

Evie, Lily and Lucia

Hammerheads Draw 1-1 - Draw4-4 Cassius Eyre Whale Tales

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Nia Hosking

Urchins

Draw 1-1 - Win3-2

Xander Banks

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Netball

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10th Grade

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Boh Rivers & Tasman Robertson

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Loss2-8

Nikau Rice Edwards

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Kamron McKinley

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R J Rendle

Loss0-3

Maria Grilli

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Grady Bruce & Leo O Louglin

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The club would like to thank Satnam from Raglan Four Square and PGG Wrightson Huntly for their generous sponsorship so far. The club is currently seeking donations and sponsors to help with the 2018 prizegiving wich will be held later on this year in September. Please contact Missy King if you would like to support our club in any way. RAGLAN JUNIOR NETBALL RESULTS // 23 JUNE

Team 7th Grade

Karioi Orcas

Loss 25-6

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Karioi Fernz

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9th Grade

Loss Default Jai Waterhouse / Zara Wilson

Win 45-35

POD

Won 13-11

8th Grade 10th Grade

Score

Karioi Mystics

Draw 95-95 Kieran O’Brian , Noah Thompson / Myla Wilson Teaorangi Simon, Kaiden Rossiter / Louis Bidois

11th Grade

Loss 7-45

Noah Furniss / Noah Furniss

Karioi Mini Fernz Loss 7-6

12th Grade

Loss 5-50

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Karioi Rangitahi

13th Grade

Win 81-7

Lucca Pag, Wes Curulalae,Kristian Tiffany

Won 33-20

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THE BIG INTERVIEW catching up with Raglan's local movers and shakers Q+A with Jake Fyalka

his week we spoke to Raglan Area School IT technician and rubbish crusader, Jake Fyalka. Ok let's start from the beginning, Jake, because there are so many new people in town who don't know your story. Where were you born and raised? I was born in Tacoma, Washington and spent the first 25 years of my life near there. When did you come to Raglan? I came to New Zealand March 23 2002. I was in Raglan the same day I landed. How did you end up choosing Raglan as the place to settle? I came to Raglan because I had a job lined up here. I met someone in Tacoma who was a friend of a friend. He had a very successful internet service provider in the states and was moving to Raglan to start up an ISP here. He was aware of my skillset and offered me a job in Raglan. He had a kiwi business partner named Kate and the two of them formed a business called RaglanNet. We ended up renting out the old lawnmower shop which is now Fallenfront. The website still exists: www.raglan. net.nz

many different levels of learning. Additionally, you have an IT business and help out many local businesses. What came first, teaching or the business? Do you enjoy this line of work? I love my job. I really enjoy helping people, and I hope they do appreciate the hard work it takes to maintain such a changing business, as Raglan Computer Services has to be in order to stay profitable in such a small town. The school was one of my first clients and the principal before Mr Cox hired me from RaglanNet. When I was first hired I worked 30 hours at RaglanNet and 20 hours a week at school. One of the deals at the school was that my time could be

destroying some days. I decided the stress wasn’t worth it and to move on. I now only help with computer questions and IT support. I've also heard that you are offering computer education to community members. What does that involve? I had an offer from Nenya at Xtreme Zero Waste to do some adult education at the Community House as a paid job a few years ago (we’re into our third year now). After six months it became pretty obvious that the class wasn’t really what the community needed so I quit billing and getting paid for the job and instead did it for free. Now the class is more like a support group that I head. We all meet on Thursdays at 2pm at the

When did family come along for you? How do you balance all these undertakings with family life? We started having kids at 35. Family is always number one and being able to work at different times has really helped us succeed. I also have an amazing woman who is a great mum and teaches at the school. Our schedule gives us tons of time to be with our sons. Having Marcus help me as well, has been great for business - having someone you can trust shouldering some of the load helps heaps. What are you really passionate about for this community and where would you like to see improvement? The school is number one always for me. After that I’d have to say the people in general. I can’t think anything really needs improvement. I think change is the last thing Raglan needs. I think we need to spend more time respecting what is already here instead of always thinking of how we can better something so close to perfection.

Tell us about your role at the RAS school? What does it involve? My job at Raglan Area School is the IT Technician. It involves maintaining a 6 server 250 computer network. Also, I support teachers, and students’ learning. What's great about your role there and working at the local Area School. What has been achieved there over the years in terms of technology progress? People are the greatest thing. Raglan’s student population is eclectic, and so much is expected from us at the school as far as our jobs go. I really enjoy my job - it is always different and dynamic. Progress as far as technology goes: our infrastructure is sound and we have over 30 wireless access points throughout the school with a fibre backbone pumping out 100 megabit internet that fully blankets the school. Our surf academy offers digital coaching using filming and overlays of professional surfing. Our photography department teaches off Adobe Creative Suite with Lightroom and Photoshop. In our junior area we have been working with Google Docs, Chromebooks and tablets. The school, as always, is a challenge with so

tired of listening to the moaning about 1080 and one day challenged people to stop complaining and put work into the alternatives instead. I asked Bexie online and kept bugging her until she made a line from the bush park to the kite boarding beach for me. It takes a couple of hours a month and this month I got 12 rats in my 16 traps. I was slack this month and hadn’t checked my traps in 5 weeks and 5-weekold dead rats are pretty gross, but still the job has to be done. I’ve killed a couple of stoats as well in my traps and that is about as rewarding as it gets.

If you could go back would you do anything differently ? Not much, I really like where Ive ended up, everything happens for a reason. made up if I had to take care of an emergency in town. We are always impressed with how quickly you respond and rescue us. How much of your time does this business take? 50-70 hours a week, including school. You were involved in the notice board? How did this come about? What was the experience like of managing this? It wasn’t me that started it, but I did help maintain the early parts of the Raglan Notice Board on Facebook. I volunteered to be an admin and from that things just kind of took off. We got to help a ton of people on the board, but it was soul

Community House. We spend the hour fixing people’s problems, helping people with every day IT questions that they don’t understand, like how to use internet banking, how to use their phones, and how to order things online. It’s ever-changing and really rewarding. The Community House is an awesome place, and I’m pretty proud of what we’ve accomplished there. And you'd think that would be enough on your plate, Jake, but I also hear that you trap rats in your spare time. Tell me about this. What's involved? Why do you do it? It was Facebook again. I was pretty

What are your plans for the future? Any other projects on the go? I just want to be the best dad I possibly can, teaching my sons that the can make a difference to his surrounding environment. As for other projects, I have been helping Lee Knight clean up SH23, as its disgusting. I don’t think I can squeeze much more into my life as far as other projects of my own go, nearly every day is full. If I could make another day happen in the week Id love to take up cheffing. I love preparing food for people and don’t know why but I think most IT people dream of being a chef in another life. This school holidays Im going to learn how to be a better baker (See next week's issue for a full story on the rubbish clean up crew).

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Specialising in New Builds, Maintenance and Drainlaying. Nick Heasman Phone: 021 058 2140 Email: onpointraglan@gmail.com onpointplumbing.co.nz

ph 07 847 8210 P L U M B I N G & G A S LT D

DRAINAGE/EXCAVATION

Grant Mathis 07 825 0523 or 027 222 0156 grantmathis.gm@gmail.com

ROB POOLTON LTD

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EXCAVATOR & TRUCK HIRE LOW LOADER TRANSPORTER AVAILABLE FULL RANGE OF EXCAVATION SERVICES LANDSCAPING SITE WORKS FARM DRAINAGE RETAINING WALLS SUPPLIER OF PADDOCK ROCKS “Locally owned and operated” PH: Rob - 07 825 6828 or 021 957 745 or raglandiggers@clearnet.co.nz

FENCING

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• LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED Offering a reliable, friendly service combined with quality workmanship.

ENGINEERING

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For advertising inquiries: Contact the Raglan Chronicle on 07 825 7076 or email us at info@raglanchronicle. co.nz

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ROOFING, MEMBRANE & CLADDING Your local professional Rooﬁng Company • Commercial and residential • Re-roof and New roofs • Metal, membrane, insulated panel, exterior cladding • Fascia and spouting

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

• Landscaping • Licensed Builders • Painting • Decorating • Flooring Supply & Install

• Rental Cleans • Carpet Cleans • Meth Cleans • Water Blasting • Gardening • Lawn Mowing • Fully Insured

SHUTTLE/TAXI

Courses, classes & workshops FRI 29 JUNE MUSIC AT THE OLD SCHOOL ERIN COLE-BAKER Acoustic Harmonies $20 doors open 7pm for 7.30 start. RAGLAN MOVIES AT THE OLD SCHOOL: EDIE Sa 30 Jun- 8.30, Su 1 Jul 4.30 | I TONYA Su 1 Jul 7.00. Door sales 30 mins before sessions.

R A G L A N R A M B L E R S 3 TO 5 JULY away to Rotorua area. GARY MCCORMICK & MAYOR TIM SHADBOLT FRI 29 JUNE Raglan Golf Club !Stand-up Comedy Show! Starts at 7:30pm, Happy hour from 5:30-6:30pm. Tickets $50 from Raglan Golf Club, Ray White or Raglan FourSquare.

For Sale

Services Offered

FIREWOOD, DRY 2m-2m old man Pine $180., Native $195, Gum $195. Delivered ph. 021 077 1524.

FLUE CLEANING and log fire inspections $110. All flue and log fire repairs. Please contact Mark on (07)8298-103 or Cell 021457342.

a ta m i ra . c o. n z Scarves, socks, gloves …get them while you can! + WINTER SALE has begun ! ***

In My Good Books Quality 2nd hand books Open Thurs - Sun from 10am 2 Wallis St Books wanted.

Wanted LAND WANTED to lease long term for commercial venture. 2-acre plot in the Raglan, Te Uku or Te Mata area. Contact John 07 827 1035 / 027 827 1035.

WANTED: Quality homes for

W E D D I N G AND FUNERAL C E L E B R A N T. Raglan, Hamilton and surrounds. Contact Robyn Riddle 0275560438.

Situations Vacant

HIBERNATING THIS WINTER? OH NO! Come along to Raglan Light Exercise Group. Sessions Monday and Thursday at 10.00am. St. Peters Church Hall. Everybody is most welcome to attend.

THE BASICS OF COOKING: “WHAT EVERY KIWI SHOULD KNOW ABOUT GOOD KAI” Every Tuesday and Thursday from July 10 for 3 weeks, 6-9pm at the Raglan Community House with Colin Chung. $5 koha. Register your interest with the Community House: 07 825 8142.

THUR 28 JUNE @ YOT CLUB: Earshot with Cian DJing from 9. Funk, soul, hip hop - rare grooves. Free entry, outside ﬁre, food from Ulo’s Kitchen.

SAT 30 JUNE @ YOT CLUB: Underground rock with 5 Girls, Blazing Shade, Tusk. $10 door sales, 8:30pm.

*Sponsored by RC

FRI 29 JUNE @ YOT CLUB: Resident DJ, Free pool.

Classifieds Raglan Senior Rugby RESULT OF LAST GAME: Saturday 23 June Raglan vs Hamilton Old Boys Lost: 27 - 26

NEXT GAME: Saturday 30 June Raglan vs Whatawhata Rugby Kickoﬀ: 2:45pm at Whatawhata Domain

Yot Club free pickup and dropoﬀ, text new number: 027-YotClub (0279682582).

Public Notices

RUAPUKE MOTOR CAMP

- Peace and tranquility -Surﬁng, ﬁshing, bush walks - Cabins, powered sites, tent sites PH 07 825 6800

SEEKING ELDERLY CAREGIVERS We are currently seeking experienced caregivers to assist elderly patients in their home. You need to be honest, reliable, super friendly and be able to commit long term. Role includes cooking, cleaning, companionship and driving a manual car. Part time and full time positions available. If this sounds like you please call me on 021 030 1839.

removal Good price paid Ph 07 8471760 DO YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR COMMUNITY? Join the Raglan Community Patrol and help keep Whaingaroa Raglan safe. The Community Patrol is a volunteer organisation that liaises directly with the Police. They operate in pairs, patrolling the CBD, surf beaches, the wharf, Bridal Veil Falls and car parks. Contact Narina Hurst on 07 825 8473 to sign up today.

RAGLAN NATURALLY - OUR COMMUNITY PLAN What’s your ideas for Raglan’s future? Sign up for monthly newsletter visit us on Facebook email: raglannaturally@ gmail.com Gabrielle Parson 021 844 785 MANAGEMENT SCHO MANAGEMENT OL SCHO OL Te Raupapa Te Raupapa

KARIOI CLASSIC ROAD CLOSURE

We wish to inform you that there will be a road closure in place on Sunday 29 July 2018 from 7am til 2pm on the following roads for the annual Karioi Classic Cycling event. Whaanga Rd, Ruapuke Rd, Waimaunga Rd, Tuturimu Rd, Matawha Rd, Waimaori Rd and Te Hutewai Rd. The road closure is a rolling closure starting from Whaanga Road (Te Tuhi Rd) and ending at Te Hutewai Road (Extreme Waste). The closure gets uplifted as soon as the last rider travels around the course. We expect the road closure by Te Toto Gorge will be uplifted around 11am. Road closure at Te Hutewai Rd is expected to be uplifted at 2pm. If necessary, trafﬁc will be allowed with race direction, but only at slow speed. We apologize for any inconvenience. We would also like to ask you to keep dogs within your boundary during this time frame. If you have any questions regarding these closures, please feel free to contact: Lisa: 021 179 8256 Dirk: 021 2380818

SUPPORT OUR SUPPORTERS! Local businesses are the foundation of our community. They make it possible for us to bring the Raglan Chronicle to you FREE of charge each week. Support our supporters and our local community, be sure to tell them you saw them in the Raglan Chronicle.

Thank you, Lisa Thomson and Dirk De Ruysscher Raglan Events and Multi-Sport Trust

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New Listing

Open Home

49a Government Road

Prepare to be Pleasantly Surprised

For Sale $539,000

This tidy 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is situated on an easy care 586m² site within a short walk to the waters edge. The kitchen is modern making entertaining a breeze and the cosy lounge has a new model heatpump providing winter warmth. There are covered decks both front and rear taking in the morning and afternoon sun and the ﬂat front lawn is fully fenced which is great for the pets and children. There’s a nice double garage at the rear of the property too. This affordable property is just perfect for your ﬁrst home or seaside bach and it will be sought after. Enquire with Kyle today.

Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz

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44 Wainui Road

This Will Tick Your Boxes

New Listing

For Sale $829,000 Contact Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Email

mobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz

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Conveniently located in sought after Raglan West this solid 1960’s home is so much more than meets the eye. On a 971m² section you enjoy massive harbour views & water access only mins away. Upstairs features 3 bedrooms, stylish bathroom, designer kitchen and open plan living. Downstairs consists of a large media/rumpus room, ofﬁce or 4th bedroom a good sized workshop and the potential to convert into a self contained ﬂat. This outstanding property will surprise and delight.

Rental

New Listing

Thinking of selling? Don’t wait ‘til Spring the buyers are here now!

RENTAL - 106p Greenslade Road

Private 2 Bedroom Fully Furnished Sanctuary Lovely 2 bedroom fully furnished unit, situated under the owner’s main home. It is very private with its own driveway entrance and concrete parking for 2 cars. All you need is your own linen and you can move straight in. This home has a heat pump to keep you warm and cozy in winter, and a lovely covered deck plus close beach access. Ideal for a professional couple or single person. For Rent $320 per week Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Email rentals.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 1Z2HFG View

Lifestyle Block

Rental

668 Te Hutewai Road

Style & Views to Live For Deadline 19 July Unless sold prior

7 Centrebush Lane

Conveniently Located Lifestyle This is an attractive lifestyle site of approximately 2 acres is all in lush pasture which offers lots of options for your new lifestyle home ideas. Enjoy the bush views from the easy contoured building platform and there’s plenty of opportunity to plant out and further develop the sheltered site. Mild covenants mean you can easily relocate a new transportable or build a home that suits your needs.

Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 Email

kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz

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For Sale $285,000 Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 Email kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 1T9HFG View

Be very impressed with this 173m2, 2017 built designer home on 1.3 acres offering stunning rural, ocean and coastal views as well as picture perfect views of Mt Karioi, so close you feel like you can reach out and touch it. The stylish design oozes modern simplicity with polished concrete ﬂoors throughout, chic lighting and minimalist negative detailing in the kitchen cabinetry. 3 spacious double bedrooms all open up to the northwest onto the easy contoured lawn and there is a separate media room off the spacious lounge, an ensuite bathroom and single internal access garaging currently used as a music studio. Don’t just dream about it, call Kyle now.

RENTAL - 3 Gilmour Street

Large 3 Bedroom Family Home Stunning views, close to town, harbour & kindergarten. Cosy with insulation & a heat pump. 3 double bdms all with wardrobes, double garage with internal access. Shared section with the occupied unit downstairs. Please complete an application with photo ID before booking a viewing with Sandra the property manager. For Rent $425 per week Contact Sandra Bowditch - 07 825 7170 Email rentals.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 1Z2HFG View

Robbie Regnier

Darryl Hawkins

Chrissy Cox

Matt Sweetman

Kyle Leuthart

Michelle O’Byrne

Stephen O’Byrne

Sandra Bowditch

021 952 271

027 290 6675

027 287 1804

021 624 826

021 903 309

021 969 878

021 969 848

021 751 759

Licensed Salesperson

Raglan Property Manager

*NB Boundary lines on photos are approximate & merely a guide. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem reliable. However we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely upon their own enquiries.

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