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Locals band together to pick up litter. From left, Mike Bennyworth, Wakerori Rooney, Wayne Trott, Christine Walters, Milanka Mandela, Johny Cole, and Alan Vink. Full story on page 5.

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The museum’s housed in the old Ahuriri Customhouse on Custom Quay – or the Iron Pot as the spot’s best known – the same quay where a trawler once a familiar sight in Raglan waters, as a part of the Hartstone family’s fishing fleet, now often offloads her catch. It’s about two decades since the Torea ll plied Whaingaroa’s waters: Hawke’s Bay-based fishing industry identity Nino D’Esposito recalls buying both her and the Lady Ruth in the early 2000s following a Tainui subsidiary’s relatively short-lived foray into trawling out of Raglan after acquiring the Hartstone business. Nino reveals that while he on-sold the Torea ll after a few years, he turned the Lady Ruth into a longliner and kept her right through until last year.

Although the Lady Ruth’s now gone to Picton, where Nino understands she’s longlining and trolling for tuna, the Torea ll’s still trawling out of Napier. The 58-footer has been owned by Star Fish Supply since 2012 and is predominantly fishing inshore species. Forrest Brown, who’s skippered the Torea ll for about a year now, describes her as an “awesome” vessel. “It’s a great sea boat that punches well above its weight,” he says. Brendan Payne, a crew member for the past five years, also can’t fault the vessel. He describes the Torea ll as “a little machine, like a hotrod” following an entire refit in which she was repowered with a 600hp marine engine. The Torea ll was easily distinguishable until recently by its bright orange colour, but has now been repainted the same blue as the rest of the Star Fish fleet. The boat typically unloads at Ahuriri on a Tuesday, after three days at sea catching mainly snapper and tarakihi.

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New Zealand moves to Red as Omicron community spread confirmed JANINE JACKSON

Life at Red Get a booster dose if you’re over 18 and it has been 4 months since your last dose

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Make sure you have your My Vaccine Pass ready to be checked - most places will have restrictions in place

Workplaces and schools are open - public health measures will be in place

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If you have cold or flu symptoms isolate immediately and call Healthline on 0800 358 5453 for advice about a test Find out more at Covid19.govt.nz

ll of New Zealand moved to the red traffic light setting from 11.59pm Sunday, 23 January, to help slow and manage the spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in New Zealand. Omicron has now been confirmed in the community, with cases identified in several regions. It has not yet been confirmed in the

Waikato, however The Waikato DHB have said that they do expect cases to appear as this variant is highly transmissible. The goal at red is to slow the spread of Omicron, it is not the same as the Alert Level 4 settings we have followed previously. Businesses can open and you can do many of the things that you normally do, including visiting family and friends and

travelling across regions, but there are additional precautions and restrictions in place. During a press conference on Sunday, the Prime Minister also outlined a three stage approach that would be rolled out in coming weeks. The first stage remains the 'stamp-it-out' approach. This period represents where there are only up to 1000 cases a day. The current contact tracing and isolation measures would remain and rapid antigen testing would begin to be integrated. The second was named the 'transition stage', where there was a "much more" severe risk of Omicron. The third was where the cases were in the thousands per day. Changes would be made to contact tracing, isolation requirements and changes to contact definition. The Prime Minister said this stage would likely not be for at least a few weeks. LIFE AT RED: At Red, we need to take action to protect our vulnerable communities and our health system from COVID-19. • Red is not a lockdown, but there are restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19. • You will always be able to access basic needs services, such as food and healthcare. • You can travel anywhere in New Zealand for any reason, and see friends and whānau. • You must wear a face covering on flights, public transport, and taxis, in retail shops and public venues, and in health and education facilities. • With My Vaccine Pass, most parts of life continue as usual. You can visit cafes and bars, attend gatherings and events, and go to the hairdresser and gym. There are capacity limits and distancing requirements at some venues. • Without My Vaccine Pass, there are restrictions. • Workplaces and schools are open. • Keep scanning QR codes and recordkeeping wherever you go. • Keep physically distanced wherever possible. • If you have cold, flu or COVID-19 symptoms, isolate immediately and call Healthline for advice.

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GUIDE TO COVID 19 KOROWAI OF AROHA BEING PREPARED ‘Kia ngātai ai te tū e pakari ai te tuarā’ ‘Stand Together, Stand Strong’ Welcome to our guide for being prepared if you or someone in your whānau, tests positive for Covid-19 over the coming weeks. We want you and your whānau to be safe and well supported if you need to isolate - being prepared in advance will enable you to make good decisions. We know that Covid-19 is going to be in our community and the best way to be empowered is to prepare ourselves, our whānau and our community with tools and information that will enable us to manage if you or someone in your whānau tests positive for Covid. WHAT DOES PREPAREDNESS FOR ALL OUR COMMUNITY LOOK LIKE? Taking care of your health and the health of your whānau - these are only a starter; vaccinate, get your booster shot if you are able, exercise regularly, walk the beach, dip your toes in the water, swim, walk, laugh, enjoy the company of whānau and friends, smile, eat good kai and importantly don’t be whakamā/shy to reach out if you need awhi/ help - you are not alone. Make a Plan - Decide what happens when someone in your whare tests positive for Covid-19 and needs to isolate. • That person must self-isolate for at least 10 days after the last contact or exposure to confirmed cases or until they are told they no longer need to do so, by a public health official. • Ideally the positive person should isolate from the rest of the household. • The rest of the household will need to be tested. • If you are lucky to only have one positive person in your whare, you can prevent transmission by having only ONE person tend to the Covid-19 positive person’s needs. Include in your Plan - What happens for someone in your whare if they test positive for Covid-19. • Do you have a room in your whare where whānau can isolate themselves away from others? • If it’s not possible to set up a room, create separate zones so they’re away from shared spaces such as the lounge and kitchen • Coordinate with whānau/friends to have another whare where whānau can go to safely isolate Set the Tikanga/Guidelines - Decide on what the tikanga is for your whare so everyone understands what needs to happen if you or someone in your whare tests positive for Covid-19. • Talk with your whānau or if you live alone, speak to close friends or reach out to your neighbours, we all need to support each other • Make sure that people visiting know what to do if they are supporting you to safely isolate at home e.g text or message before they arrive, beep from the gate, stay in their car etc

• Put up a sign on your front door, set up a table outside the front door with sanitiser, a QR code or register Prepare your Whānau - Prepare a checklist and make sure whānau/friends/support people understand your planning and have a copy of your checklist. • Put your checklist on the fridge, have your whānau details; names, ages, NHI numbers, medical conditions, addictions, numbers of your doctor, emergency numbers, support agencies, just in case • If you have tamariki/children talk with them about the plan and if you get sick how they can reach out for help • Make sure to have your phone topped up with data • Make a list of household instructions that are easy to follow e.g. feeding your pets, taking them for walks, paying bills. • Nominate someone outside your whare who can help if you or your whānau are isolating for delivering kai or supplies Prepare your whare/home - Think about how to set up your whare to minimise spread. • If you don’t have enough room inside your whare, what are your options? An outside room, a caravan or tent set up and made into a comfortable space with all the necessary supplies • If whare has more than one bathroom, one should be allocated to Covid-positive people. In households with a single bathroom, surfaces should be wiped with disinfectant after every use, windows left open and fans on. Prepare your Pataka/Supplies - make sure you have plenty of kai/food in case you need to isolate at home, have enough for 14 days. • Kai, fresh fruit and vegetables • Have lots of fluid, water, broths, ice blocks, kawakawa tea etc • Baby supplies • Pet food • Hygiene products • Medical and cleaning supplies – paracetamol and ibuprofen (don’t forget children’s formulas), throat lozenges, nasal spray, mouth wash, ice blocks, electrolytes, and vapour rubs. • Sanitizer, masks • Have prepared kai like soup and stews in the freezer so it is easy to heat without a lot of preparation • Don’t neglect your mental health. Books, games, craft or DIY activities, access to the internet and streaming services can all help keep boredom at bay. It is important to be connected, make your plan with your whānau, your friends, your support people. If you are feeling unwell or have flu-like systems please get tested or call the Covid-19 Helpline to talk about how you are feeling.

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hot day out on the bowling green. Twelve players into four teams of three players. These teams played two games of 1 hour each. Winners decided on wins; highest points for, lowest points against, then ends won. Winners with two wins were: Maureen Wahanga, Ian Latham and Kevin Antill. Second with one win were: Alan Price, Pim Blair and Sharon Llewelyn. Third with one win but lower 'points for' were Peter Puschman, Murray Eddy and John Robertson. Chocolate fish winners were Bill Bond, Des Bishop and Heather Burton.

Keep it clean at Papahua BY JANINE JACKSON

Locals band together to pick up litter. From left, Mike Bennyworth, Wakerori Rooney, A seagull perches on a full bin at Papahua. Wayne Trott, Christine Walters, Milanka Mandela, Johny Cole, and Alan Vink. Images thanks to Fe Rooney.

njoying the beach this summer shouldn’t come at the expense of the environment. That’s the message Xtreme Zero Waste is promoting to the local community after a spike in litter at Papahua Domain has left bins overflowing. “Anyone, at any time can practice kaitiakitanga (guardianship and protection) and pick up litter or take their rubbish home,” XZW community educator Sarah Lancaster says. Xtreme direct line manager – collections Nenya Chapman says Waikato District Council contract Xtreme to service the bins, and litter sweep the parks and reserves around Whaingaroa, and additional staff and runs are scheduled over the busy

summer months, between December and March. “The street bin collection team have been working up to 12 hours per day, 7 days a week, servicing the 120 waste and recycling bins around Whaingaroa township and litter sweeping the parks and reserves during this busy time. There is also a third sweep of Papahua at the end of each day. Waikato District Council have approved additional runs in response to the spike in refuse, and as of January 19 through to end of Waitangi weekend, XZW have scheduled three runs per day, during this period,” Nenya says. And, Nenya says, XZW is always reassessing how they operate during this busy period, including working closely with the council to replace the traditional open bins with seagull-proof bins and

provide additional bin runs during peak times. “The bins were designed by the team at Xtreme to mitigate seagull strike and there are already several bins around town, and there is a schedule in place with council to replace the old bins with the new XZW bins over time.” Born and bred Raglan local Wayne Trott and others have taken on the job of picking up litter and bagging overflowing bins around the playground. “We do a round between 7.30-9pm and many people are just packing up to go home. We’ve noticed when people see us, they start clearing up their rubbish,” he says. A keen waka ama paddler, Wayne is passionate about keeping the rubbish out of the sea.

“I’m tired of the rubbish floating around in our environment and getting into the water. People ask me - doesn’t it make you angry picking up all that rubbish, and I tell them - I feel so happy inside when I’ve finished the job.” Wayne says he has also been communicating with the council for many years about the litter problem and says the overflowing rubbish bins don’t help the council promoting Whaingaroa as a ‘jewel in the Waikato crown’. But he isn’t one to moan and not do something practical. As well as picking up litter he has also designed rubber strips for the bins to stop bird strike and, with council’s permission, has started trialling the device. “I’ve talked to the council before (about issues with bird strike), so I’m doing it myself. I saw it (the rubber strip) when I was on holiday in Australia and I thought what a great idea, the birds can’t pull the rubbish out.” Nenya says the Xtreme team is grateful for the support of the local community and believes everybody is doing their bit for the good of the environment. “We would like to give a big shout out to those residents who have been litter sweeping Papahua in the evening - thanks so much for your help. We know there are many groups and individuals who, when they see rubbish, they pick it up.” Sarah, who also heads Plastic Free Raglan, says many local businesses are also working towards reducing excess packaging where they can. “Our goal is for us all to play some role in reducing waste; that could be a business reassessing their products or individuals making plastic-free choices for their family picnics at the beach by taking a picnic hamper of reusables.” The Government’s waste strategy plan is due to be released in mid-2022 and if the new waste legislation is accepted, a bill will be introduced to parliament later in the year. The plan, which works towards a circular economy and is something XZW has been promoting from its beginnings in 2000 - includes product stewardship, diverting organic waste from landfills, fixing the damage from past disposal practices and stimulating innovation and redesign to reduce waste being generated. Some of these ideas may seem like a huge leap, but as Sarah points out, it incorporates some of waste solutions already in practice in Raglan. “Our food waste collections have diverted 677 tonnes in the past four years, that’s something Raglan should be really proud of.”

Greenlight for Whaingaroa Golf Open

hat a challenging year 2021 was for sporting clubs in Raglan. Amid Covid-19, it's lockdowns,changing variants and club procedures, the Raglan Golf Club has emerged stronger and more determined to provide great golfing experiences for all golfers in 2022. “We wanted to capture the Raglan essence by holding a two-day golf tournament over Anniversary Weekend, 29th and 30th January. We are expecting 80-100 golfers from all over the country. The Tournament is about fun, Manaakitanga, Aroha, whanau and friends. It's a follow up to last years tournament which was very successful,” quipped Committee Chairperson Glenn Rangitonga.

Thanks to the 4 year generous sponsorship of Cambridge Company BTW, the club will be sharing tournament profits with a community organisation.Raglan Golf Club will also be promoting Sun Smart practices, the health of participants and exercising for life. “Day One is the qualifying round for the Tainui Regional Golf Finals for the Māori Golf Nationals, so it's gratifying having that component in the tournament. We've planned well in advance and now it's time to get out there and swing the clubs!” beamed a proud Glenn. For more information go to Raglan Golf Club on Facebook. Registrations for the two-day Tournament can be emailed to TournamentRGC@ gmail.com or enquiries to Glenn 021615865 or Tim 0275934676.

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ust as your New Year's resolutions are fading away, and you are wondering what happened to New Year, New You, the best motivator is here to get you right back on top. And she knows we don't need thigh gaps, we don't need to tone up, we need the truth. After a hot 2021 summer tour in Aotearoa, returning to Melbourne only to be locked down another 200 something days, Joana Simmons, aka Pun queen and Princess of Peel, Banana Jolie has made the move to NZ for good. To celebrate, she is bringing another epic one woman show to theatres and festivals around the North Island this summer. By popular demand, cardio comedy cabaret show CONFESSIONS OF AN AEROBICS INSTRUCTOR is here! It is a high-octane workout of belly laughs. Joana Simmons, who plays her aerobics alter ego, Joy, is airing her workout and work stories as an aerobics instructor and exorcising all sorts of demons from body image to active wear; gym, Jim and GIN.

Featuring original songs, high-powered pop and rock staples and full power aerobics, it is "comedy and theatre at its absolute best."- The Upside (SA) She first started aerobics with her mum in the Whanganui church hall when she was still in primary school, and started teaching classes when she was 17. Since then, she has instructed a range of programmes at gyms all across Melbourne, including working with mental health patients. This show has been her answer to navigating body image, diet culture, exercise addiction and perceptions of strength. It is “both larger than life and deeply human” (The Upside News) Banana Jolie has performed in a variety of genres and festivals including; Splore Festival (LET’S TALK ABOUT PEELINGS), NZ Fringe Festival (SPIRITUAL BANANA), Adelaide Fringe Festival (SA), Splendour in the Grass Festival (NSW), Melbourne International Comedy Festival (VIC), Melbourne Fringe Festival (Putting the G’Day in Cabaret), The Village Festival, and Falls Festival (VIC, NSW, TAS). She was a semi-finalist with “Miss Friby (and the Fribbles)” on Australia’s Got Talent.

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Summer Services continued... Kia ora to our community whanau and visiting friends. We hope you're having a great summer enjoying all that Whāingaroa has to offer. As a community can we offer back our kaitiakitanga, caretaking of the environment while we are out enjoying it? Let's be mindful of our picnic rubbish and any litter flying past us and make sure everything gets contained in street bins or taken home. At home, please wash and squash all recycling, remove all lids, and keep glass seperate. Let's do our bit to reduce and reuse, remembering our reusable cups and bags before we head out the door and choose a cone icecream over a cup? The little things all add up! We thank this community for keeping Whāingaroa beautiful and healthy, working towards zero waste.

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NEW LISTING

42 Cambrae Road Raglan With every ingredient for the perfect family home. Situated in a quiet street and just a walk to Cox Bay for swimming and kayaking. This solid and sensible character home offers three bedrooms upstairs, open-plan living with divine native timber flooring complemented by wooden joinery. Enjoy the newly renovated kitchen with those lovely white stone benchtops providing a bright airy hub for entertaining. Downstairs there is a separate living area with kitchenette, laundry, shower and toilet.The flat north-facing grass area is ideal for children and pets to frolic. The discerning buyer will view the parkland at the rear of the 1235sqm section as a clean canvas just waiting to be developed.

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NEW LISTING

773 Te Mata Road Raglan If space is a requirement this flexible family home with great character is a must to view and will take hold of your heart. Featuring three double bedrooms plus an office. Distinctive features from a previous era will wow you and are hard to replicate. A home easy to share with guests, due to a configuration that also lends to a bed and breakfast opportunity with the semi selfcontained and second kitchen area. A bright and cheery country style kitchen leads to a dining area flowing to the fabulous northfacing verandah. Two formal living areas are complemented by the high ceilings and sash windows. Delightful grounds, a mixture of lawn and mature fruit trees are waiting to be explored.

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30068 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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24 Wallis Street Raglan The town is almost at your front doorstep. This is a parcel of awesomeness. A three-bedroom home with open plan living and dining. The master with a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite. Enjoy the heatpump for those winter nights. The double glazing will ensure your complete comfort. There is a large double garage and an extra single garage that separates the house from a freestanding, cute character, one-bedroom cottage (being sold fully furnished). Established cottage gardens, built up vege gardens and an expansive grass area make this a great place to bring the family. Situated on 1214 sqm there is plenty of room for the boat and extra cars too. Explore the development opportunity here!

AUCTION 5:00pm, Tuesday 8 February On site (unless sold prior)

View Saturday & Sunday 12:00pm - 12:45pm

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30062 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

NEW LISTING

AUCTION 10:00am, Saturday 26 February On site (unless sold prior)

View Saturday & Sunday 1:00pm - 1:45pm

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

71 Rangitahi Road Raglan Located in the sought after Rangitahi Peninsula is this amazing home delivering quality and space. A highly spect kitchen with superb granite benchtops flows to expansive open plan dining and living areas. These areas, along with the very large bedroom access the sundrenched north facing decking to enjoy the most stunning rural and water views. You will be impressed with the lounge with a spectacular stud height showcasing the designer light fittings. The heat pump and wood burner ensure your comfort throughout all seasons. Three bedrooms cater for family living including two large double, one with an ensuite, and a single which provides space for an office nook.

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30062 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

AUCTION 12:00pm, Saturday 26 February On site (unless sold prior)

View Saturday & Sunday 11:00am - 11:45am

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

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need to manipulate and control in order to get results. Our body/brain organism has millions of years of evolution behind it. It knows how to move well. Wth somatics we find out why it is yoga, pilates, contemporary dance, not able to do this. We find out what is getting in the way. The job of somatic exercise is to help the brain do its job properly. The brain controls the way we move, so if we want to change the way we move we need to work with the brain. Neuromuscular reprogramming is the name given to this approach. We work with the brain by feeding it new Dr. Richard Zhu information, which in this case is BDS Otago information about how we are actually moving. We wake the brain up to what is actually going on. Resident Hygienist • Dental Implants The problem for us is that when Orthodontics/Braces • Dentures the brain learns a new movement pattern – eg how to ride a bike, how to sign one’s name, how to protect an 12 WALLIS ST PH: 07 825 8788 injured arm, how to not be noticed, how to cope – it may be a healthy Hamilton Clinic: Victoria Dentist pattern or not. 270 Victoria St After a few weeks of repetition www.victoriadentist.co.nz the brain sends the pattern code to older parts of the brain, for repetitive unconscious reflex activation. The pattern becomes an unconscious

78 Upper Wainui Rd, Raglan here are many diﬀerent kinds of Phone: (07) 825 8004 movement and exercise classes Cell: 027 459 8547 janisbeet@gmail.com oﬀemail: ered in Raglan. I have come across

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Trudi Peet - The Healing Hub 021 2013253 Intuitive Healing, Massage & Chakra Balancing PHOTOBIOMODULATION ATP Therapy Karen 0274773632 or visit atptherapy.co.nz SOPHROLOGY Lani Puriri https://www.sophrosolace.com sophrosolace@gmail.com

found them immensely valuable, even a lifetime of yoga. I couldn’t believe how freed up my body. Results happen very and can bring a greater freedom to wha activities we enjoy, eg: gardening, walki cycling, surfing, yoga, dancing, swimmin ‘Our sensory motor systems contin respond to daily stresses and traumas w specific muscular reflexes. These reflexe create habitual muscular contractions, w we cannot voluntarily relax. The result i stiffness, soreness and a restricted rang movement…. Somatic exercises are a di way to reprogram the sensory-motor sy and reverse this process. Bodily (limitati presumed under the myth of aging is no table. It is, by and large, both avoidable reversible.’ Thomas Hanna, Somatics. ‘When activity is freed of tension an superfluous effort the resulting ease ma for greater sensitivity and better discrim tion, which makes for greater ease in ac tion.’ Moshe Feldenkrais. Awareness th Movement ‘You have to consciously become aw of your entire body and how it feels and moves….. Then, when you have the bra perceiving differences and integrating m parts of yourself, the improvement is fa transformational.’ Anat Baniel

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Classical Homeopath Janis Beet Dip. Hom (NZ) R.C Hom

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78 Upper Wainui Rd, Raglan Phone: (07) 825 8004 Cell: 027 459 8547 email: janisbeet@gmail.com

SU PPO RT O U R SU PPO RTERS The businesses and individuals advertising in the Raglan Chronicle are participating not only to promote their businesses, but to show their support for our community paper – so be sure to tell them you saw them in the Raglan Chronicle. Local businesses are the foundation of our community and they make it possible for us to bring the Raglan Chronicle to you.

AUCTION 78F Greenslade Road Raglan

AUCTION

Imagine owning a seaside retreat that you never want to leave. If commanding water views are your preference and Raglan is your desired location then this beautifully positioned 3 bedroom house is for you. Nestled into a stunning tropical setting, the open-plan modern kitchen and light-filled lounge flow seamlessly to a large outdoor living area. The house is thoughtfully designed with 3 double bedrooms and office space upstairs. Adding to the class and charm of this impressive two-storey property, the master bedroom enjoys champion inner harbour views from its own north-facing deck. Also offering 2 spacious bathrooms complete with a private outdoor bath, plus a generous and comfortable family tv and reading room. Large double garage with mezzanine floor. Take a short stroll to an idyllic swimming spot, with walking access to the harbour. Located just a short drive to Raglan’s chic eateries.

View Saturday & Sunday 1:00pm - 1:45pm

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30064

Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

2:00pm, Sunday 6 February On Site (unless sold prior)

Melanie Carroll 021 760 468

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BUILDERS

Nick Heasman Phone: 021 2140 Specialising in058 New Builds, Email: onpointraglan@gmail.com Maintenance and Drainlaying. onpointplumbing.co.nz Nick Heasman Phone: 021 058 2140 Email: PROPERTY onpointraglan@gmail.com onpointplumbing.co.nz

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WED 2 FEB RAGLAN RAMBLERS 9am from James St near Wallis St - Windfarm from Plateau Rd - bring lunch

WED 9 FEB RAGLAN RAMBLERS 9am from James St near Wallis St - Te Kaha / Mussel Rock via Te Akau Wharf Rd bring lunch

TWILIGHT BOWLS AT RAGLAN BOWLING CLUB. Starts Tuesday February 8th. Registrations from 5.30pm. Team of 3 or individuals $20p/p. My Vaccine Pass required to participate. Enquiries to Alan Price 021 456751

Situations Vacant

EVENING EATS SUMMER MARKETS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED for the followig dates: Sat 29 Jan, Sat 26 Feb & Sat 26 Mar. Please note that some events advertised on this page may be affected by traffic light settings.

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EXHIBITION

Jan 29/30/31 10am–4 pm

Community House

beside Town Hall

Toni Kingstone Richard Gemmell Julie Macdonald Janet Scott Helma van der Pasch Elsa Lye Dyana Wells Catherine O’Kelly Ailene Cuthbertson

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F I R E W O O D DRY, DELIVERED Trailerload: Pine $190 / Phone 021 0771524

5 Stewart St, Raglan

WHAT'S ON

AFTER-SCHOOL ART CLASSES TERM 1 2022 Tutored by Athene Jensen (Weds) and Pauline McAllister (Mon). Theme - ‘Our Place | 8-week programme | Mon 14 Feb – 4 April, Wed 16 Feb – 6 April | 3.30pm – 5pm | $95 first child/$85 sibling | All materials included | Bookings essential www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/ workshops/ CLAYTIME PLUS HAND-BUILDING FOR ADULTS 4-week programme with Merren Goodison | Tues 15 Feb – 8 March | 6pm – 8pm | $120 RCAC+Clay members $140 RCAC members $160 non-members | Membership, 3kg clay + bisque firing included, glaze firing extra | Bookings essential www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/ workshops POTTERY WHEEL WORKSHOP SERIES FOR ADULTS 6-week programme with Sarah Bing | Mon 14 Feb – 21 March | 7pm – 9.30pm | $250 RCAC+Clay members $270 RCAC members $290 non-members | All materials and firing included | Bookings essential www. raglanartscentre.co.nz/workshops/ EXHIBITION – SUNDAY 9 JANUARY – FRIDAY 11 FEBRUARY “The Colour in You” – Zasha Skye. Open weekdays 10am-2pm (vaccine pass required) and Sunday 30 Jan 10am-2pm (vaccine pass not required) ADDITIONAL RAGLAN CREATIVE MARKET – SUNDAY 30 JANUARY This special themed market celebrates everything RETRO! Clothes, furniture, cars and much more. 10am – 2pm at the Old School Arts Centre on Stewart St. For more info - www.raglanmarket.com BANANA JOLIE – SATURDAY 12 FEBRUARY 7.30PM & SUNDAY 13 FEBRUARY 5.30PM Confessions of an Aerobics Instructor comedy cabaret show - a high-octane, full workout of belly laughs and truths about body image, gym, Jim and Gin. Tickets $25, www.trybooking.com

Sat 5 Feb 8pm

NO TIME TO DIE (M violence, off. lang. | 94 mins) Sat 5 Feb 4.45pm

Sun 6 Feb 4.30pm Door sales 30min prior

raglanmovies.co.nz

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Public Notice

Te Iwi Tahi o Karioi Trust Annual General Meeting for FYE 30 Sept 2021 Sat 29 Jan 2022, 10am-1pm (lunch pack provided) Whāingaroa Kohanga Reo, 86 Riria Kereopa Memorial Drive Raglan. AGM AGENDA 1. Mihimihi, Karakia, Apologies, Proxy Forms 2. Chair Report 2021 3. Previous AGM Minutes 16 Jan 2021 4. Governance of Board of Trustees • 1x Trustee position available • Election of 1x New Trustee 5. Independent Auditors Letter 6. Audited Report FYE 31 Sept 2020 7. General Business • Jonathon Heitia – Whaanga 2B1 access into Whaanga 1A1B • Ūrūpā – Hapū application to MLC • Whānau Campground – Update on progress • Papakainga Survey & PpK Master Strategic Planning Huihuinga 1 (1pm3pm)

THE CREATIVE MARKET IS A NON-VACCINE PASS EVENT ALL OTHER EVENTS AT OLD SCHOOL REQUIRE VACCINE PASSES

THE HATING GAME (M sex scenes, sexual references, off. lang. | 102 mins)

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FRIDAYS AT THE STEWART ST CHURCH LAWN RAGLAN GROWERS MARKET 4pm - 7pm every Friday - fresh seasonal produce from local growers.

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Special Resolution(s)

For any apologies/queries or requests for a Trustee Nomination Form (All nominees must be present to accept election) or for a Proxy Form - if you cannot attend the AGM in person. Email: teiwitahiokarioi@gmail.com or contact our FB administrator Kayla Lord at: Te Iwi Tahi o Karioi FB page – forms can be downloaded from our FB page.

Public Notice

AGM Thursday 11th February 2022 At clubrooms 7pm All welcome

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45 Bow Street, Raglan • • • • • • • • •

Low Cost Counselling Free Budget Service Drop-in Lounge OpShop Rooms for Hire Justice of the Peace Alcohol & Drug Services Youth Programs Information Technology Support

Please contact us for more information Ph: 825 8142 info@raglancommunityhouse.org.nz www.raglancommunityhouse.org.nz

UPCOMING PUBLICATION SCHEDULE: January Jan 27th- Raglan Chronicle issue February Feb 3rd – Local Rag Feb 10th – Raglan Chronicle issue Feb 24th – Raglan Chronicle issue March March 3rd – Local Rag March 10th – Raglan Chronicle issue

Angela Roberts

List MP based in Taranaki New Plymouth office 06 757 5662 angela.robertsmp@parliament.govt.nz 78 Gill St, New Plymouth 4310

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March 24th – Raglan Chronicle issue Authorised by Angela Roberts MP, Parliament Buildings, Wellington.

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