Adayofremembrance
Peoplearebeingencouragedtogather atdawninKatikatitorememberall AustraliansandNewZealanderswho servedanddiedinallwars,conflicts,
andpeacekeepingoperations.The AnzacDaydawnserviceinKatikati willbeheldonApril25,at6amatthe KatikatiWarMemorialHall.
Theservicewillbeprecededbya dawnparadethatstartsat5.45am fromtheTalismanHotelandmarches tothememorialhall.
Followingtheservice,membersof thepublicareinvitedtotheKatikati BowlingClub.
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EveryyearonApril25thereare opportunitiesacrossthecountry tohonourmenandwomenwho haveservedinwarsatAnzacDay ceremonies.
Thisyearisparticularlypoignantasit hasbeen110yearssincetheGallipoli landingand80yearssincetheend ofWorldWarII,saidKatikatiRSA presidentTrevorGilbert.
“Lestweforget,”Gilbertsaid.
“It’simportanttohonourthosewho haveservedastherearemanyofus,not justthetwoworldwars,there’sbeen manyconflictssincetheendofWorld W WarII.” ”
NewZealandhascommemoratedthe GallipolilandingeversinceandAnzac Dayhasbeenapublicholidaysince1921. KatikatihasbeenholdingAnzacservices sinceWorldWarI,Gilbertsaid.
Veteran
GilbertisaVietnamveteran(19701971)oftheNewZealandArmy.
“Youmakefriendsforlifewiththose whoserved.We’veexperiencedsome toughsituations–youformabondthatis neverbroken.”
AnzacDayevents
Theparadewillformat5.45ambehind KatikatiWarMemorialHallandmarchat 5.55am,ledbyKatikatiBand.Therewill b beveterans,scoutsand d serviicemenand d women.
Anyonecanjointheparadeifthey’d liketo,Gilbertsaid.Heencouragesthe familiesof warveteranstoweartheir e als
Colonel Selw n Heato RN Ewill ad ress t e crow , as will Kati ati Colle e ’ s ea o and irl
movingoutoftheHenryRdbuilding. Everyoneisinvitedtoabreakfastatthe bowlingclub(forasmallcharge)afterthe ceremony.
2025AnzacDayservices
Katikati
5.45am:AnzacDayserviceassemblyin KatikatiLibrarycarparkandmarchon foottoKatikatiWarMemorialHall 6am:Attendeesassembleatthesquare infrontoftheWarMemorialHallforthe service.
WaihīBeach/Waihī
6am:DawnParadeandserviceatthe WaihīBeachRSA.
6.30am:BreakfastbuffetattheWaihī RSA.
8aam:Wreath-layingservice–Waihī Cemmetery.
9aam:WaihiHeritageVisionand TunnnellingCompanydescendants–TunnnellersMemorialReserve,Gilmour Lakke,Waihī.
100.45am:WaihīRSAmarchtoWaihī MemorialHall.
The local RS as ma e Kati ati Bo li Club its e ome si ce
111am:MemorialService–Waihī MemorialHall.
Tuuapiro
6aam:TuapiroMaraeDawnService,24 HikkurangiRd,Katikati. Ōmokoroa
6aam:DawnServiceandlayingof wreeaths–RemembranceCairn,Gerald CraappHistoricReserve,Ōmokoroa Point. Ō p ropi
10.30am:AnzacDayserviceatŌropi M MemorialHallandCommunity Centre.
Source:https://www.westernbay. goovt.nz
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Fivecommunity boardstoremain inWesternBay
TheWaihīBeach communityboard boundarieswillstaythe sameforthenexttwo elections.
A d cisio to k ep fi e communit boards i the West rn Ba of Ple t is “pheno enal,” a board chairwomansays.
TheWesternBayofPlentyDistrictCouncil’sproposal toreducecommunityboardstothreehasbeenoverruled bytheLocalGovernmentCommission.
Theproposalcamefromarepresentationreviewand would have aligned community boards within ward
wouldhavealignedcommunityboardswithinward boundaries.
Ithadbeenstronglyopposedbytheboards,whosaidit woulddiminishtheircommunityvoices.
ThecommissionheardanappealinMarch,and commissionersBrendanDuffy,BonitaBighamand GwenBullreleasedtheirdecisionlastweek.
Itsaidtherewerecompellingreasonstokeeptheclearly defined“communitiesofinterest”andexpandthereach ofcommunityboardstoensurecoverageacrossthe district.
Entiredistrictcovered
Thecommissionconsideredhowitcoulddelivera district-widecommunityboardmodelthatpreservedthe essenceofexistingboards.
Underthenewstructure,WaihīBeachandKatikati communityboardswillkeeptheircurrentboundaries.
ŌmokoroawouldexpandtocoverthefullKaimaiward andberenamedŌmokoroa–KaimaiCommunityBoard.
TePukewouldaddPaengaroa,Pongakawa,and PukehinatoitsrepresentationandbenamedTePuke–East.MaketuCommunityBoardwouldexpandits boundaryslightly.
Thechangesmeanttheentiredistrictwouldbecovered byacommunityboardexceptforMatakanaand RangiwaeaIslands.Currently,about40%ofthedistrict isnotrepresentedbyaboard.
Acommunityboardisagroupofelectedmembers whorepresenttheinterestsoftheirareaandactasalink betweenthecommunityandthecouncil.
WaihīBeachCommunityBoardchairwomanDani Simpsonsaidthedecisionwas“phenomenal”andher boardwaspleasedwiththeoutcome.
“It’sfantasticthatthecommissionersreallyunderstood wherewewerecomingfrom.”
Therewerealotofunitedviewsfromthedistrict’s communityboards,andthecommission’sdecision showedtherewasstrengthinnumbers,Simpsonsaid.
At t e a eal earing, Si pso sai co m nit boar s ere t e “pulse of o r place”
Thethree-boardproposalwas“diminishing”the community’svoiceand“erodingademocracy”,shesaid. Thecommissionheardappealsfrom10submitters, allbutoneagainstchangingthenumberofcommunity boards.
TePukeCommunityBoardchairwomanKassieEllis said they put up a “good fight” at the hearing and spoke
saidtheyputupagoodfightatthehearingandspoke truetotheircommunity.“I’mallforthatlocalised approachandwantingwhat’sbestforourcommunity.”
Paengaroa,Pongakawa,andPukehinadeserved communityboardrepresentation,Ellissaid.
Shewasinterestedtoseewhowouldrunforthose communitiesintheOctoberelection.“We[theboard] arelookingforwardtowhatthefutureholds.”
Benefittedcommunities
WesternBayMayorJamesDenyersaidthe commission’sdecisionbenefittedlocalcommunities.
“We’repleasedtoseetheoutcomedeliversdistrictwidecommunityboardcoverage—somethingcouncil andourcommunitystronglysupported,”hesaidin astatement.“Withfiveboardsnowspanningthe district,everycommunitywillhaveastrongerandmore equitableplatformtoengagewithcouncilandadvocate forwhatmattersmosttothem.”
Thecommissionrecommendedthecouncilengageand educatethecommunityabouttheroleandpurposeof theboards.
Thecouncilwasalsoencouragedtoempowerthe boardswithmoredelegations.
BeforetheOctoberelections,thecouncilwouldreview communityboardfunctionsanddelegationstoensure theywereequippedtoenhancelocaldecision-making andsupportcommunity-ledinitiatives.
Denyersaidthiswasanopportunitytostrengthenlocal leadershipandbuildamoreconnectedandengaged district.
“Communityboardswillbewell-positionedtowork alongsideexistinggroups,suchasratepayerassociations, toensurelocalvoicesareheard.”
Thenewrepresentationmodelwouldalsoreducethe numberofcouncillorsatthetablefrom11plusthe mayortonineplusthemayor.
AMāoriwardwouldbeestablished,representedbyone councillor,thatcoveredtheentiredistrict,calledWaka
KaiUruward.Thesechangeswouldbeinplaceforthe Octobercouncilelections.
ThecouncilreaffirmeditsdecisiontoestablishaMāori wardinSeptember.
Areferendumwillbeheldwiththeelectiononwhether theMāoriwardshouldremain.
LDRislocalbodyjournalism co-fundedbyRNZandNZOn Air.
AlishaEvans,LocalDemocracyReporter
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W i ī e c Communit oard c air ani Sim son. Photo / Supplied
TePuke CommunityBoard chairwoman KassieEllis.
Photo/StuartWhitaker
WesternBayof PlentyMayor JamesDenyer. Photo/BrydieThompson
Waveofharbourupgradesontheway
Workisunderwaytoreplace thedecades-oldjettyatUretara LandingReserveinKatikati withanewstructurenearlyfour timesitssize.
Thenew60m2jettywillbea similardesigntotheexistingjetty, whichislocatedonBeachRd,but muchlargerandbuiltwithmore durable,modernmaterials,said WesternBayofPlentyDsitrict Councilreservesandfacilities managerPeterWatson.Ithas alsobeendesignedtowithstand liquefactioneffectsintheeventofan earthquake.
Watsonsaidoncethejettyis completed,thesitewillbetidied upandsomenewparkfurniture installed.
“Duringconstruction,thejetty siteandadjacentboatrampwillbe closed.
“Theesplanadereservepathway, betweenStateHighway2and NobleJohnstonDrive,willremain open,buttheremaybesomeminor disruptions.”
Itisoneofseveralcoastalstructure renewalsbytheWesternBayof PlentyDistrictCouncilalongthe harbourfromAthenreetoTePuna, whichareexpectedtobecompleted bytheendofJune2025,Watson said.
AthenreeJetty,adjoiningRoretana Drive,isalsobeingreplaced.
“Followingcommunityengagement lastyear,thenewjettywillbethe samesizeasthecurrentjetty,butat alowerheighttomeethealthand safetyregulationswhichhavebeen
ArtsJunctionrepair worksbegin
Katikati’screativehubisgettingsomemuch-needed attention,withweather-damagedpartsoftheArtsJunction buildingbeingrepairedduringthenextfewmonths.
Theworkwillfixissuesprimarilyaffectingthefront entrancewayandsouthernwallandwillseetheglass entrancewaypermanentlyremoved.
Thebuilding,whichisownedbyWesternBayofPlenty DistrictCouncilandleasedtotheArtsJunction,willremain openthroughouttherepairs,withaccessviathebackdoor entrance.
FencingandsignagewillgoupafterEaster,withwork scheduledtobeginonMondayApril28.Therepairsare expectedtobefinishedbytheendofAugust.
TheArtsJunctionisahubforcreativityandconnectionin Katikatiandtheserepairsareimportanttoensurethebuilding remainssafe,dryandwelcomingforthemanypeoplewho useit,saidWesternBayofPlentyDistrictCounciloperations managerKerrieLittle.“Weknowhowmuchthecommunity valuestheArtsJunction,sokeepingitopenandaccessible
p g p duringthisworkisapriority.
“Thisisanimportantinvestmenttoprotectthebuildingand makesureitcontinuestoservethecommunity wellintothe future ”
KatikatiArtsJunction. Photo/NZME
introducedsincetheoriginalone wasbuilt.”And,alongsidethese jettyreplacements,400mofageing timberseawallsarebeingreplacedat AthenreeInlet,TannersPointand WaituiReserveatTePuna.
“Thesestructureshaveservedtheir purposeformanyyears,butthey’ve reachedtheendoftheirusefullife,” saidWatson.
“Weliveinacommunitywherethe harbourisabigpartofourlifestyle. Theupgradesareaboutmakingsure ourcoastalspacesaresafe,accessible andenjoyableforeveryone.
“Thenewjettieswillmakeiteasier forpeopletogetoutonthewater, whilereplacingtheseawalls willhelpprotectourharbour marginandreserves,sopeoplecan keepenjoyingandusingthesespaces foryearstocome.”
WorkisunderwayattheUretaraLandingReserveto makewayforanewstructurefourtimesitssize.
Formoreinformationandtostayup-to-datewith progressontheseprojects,visit:yourplace.westernbay. govt.nz/coastal-structures-renewals
Adviceonhowtto prevent falls
HatoHoneStJohn’sinauguralFallsAwareness Dayeducationaleventhasbeendeemedahuge success,withmorethan100peopleattending theexpoinTaurangaonApril1.
AsecondAwarenessDayhappenedinTePukeon April9–andforthoseinterested,thereisoneevent lefttoattend–inKatikationTuesday,April29.
“DuringAprilFallsmonth,we’vebroughttogether peoplewhocaneducateseniorsonhowtoavoidfalls, howtofallsafelyandwhattodoiftheydofall,”said HatoHoneStJohncommunityengagementofficer BereniceLangson.
Theeventadvisesthatpreventativemeasuresarekey –sotominimisetheriskoffallspeopleshouldensure goodlightingintheirhome,removetrippinghazards, installgrabbarsinbathrooms,andwearsupportive shoes.
“Tofallsafelyasasenior,ifyoufeelyourselflosing balance,trytorelaxyourbody,tuckyourchinto protectyourhead,andaimtolandonyoursideto minimiseimpact,keepingyourkneesandelbows slightlybenttoabsorbthefall,”Langsonsaid.
“Andavoidstiffeningup–trytorollwiththefall insteadofbracingyourselfdirectlyontheground,” saidLangson,whohadarangeofspeakersplanned fortheexpostosharethistypeofinformationwith BayofPlentyseniors.
“Anotherthingis–ifyouexperiencefrequentfalls orhaveconcernsaboutyourbalance,consultyour doctortoaddressunderlyingissuesandtodiscuss furtherfallpreventionstrategies.”
AttendeesatTauranga’sApril1expoLindaBendall andMaureenShanlyhavebothsufferedfallsin thepast.
DayeventinTauranga.
“Theexpohasgivenmesomefabulousinformation likegoingtoexerciseclassesandwheretogetafree hearingtest,”saidShanly.“Ilearnedwaystoimprove mybalancebydoingsimpleexercisesathomeand watchingwhereIwalkwhenI’moutside.”
Bendall,whoalreadydoesexerciseclasses,hasbeen told“becauseofmyfitnessthatIhaven’tbroken anythingwhenI’vefallen”.
“I’vehitmychintwice,though.It’sascary experience.”
AccordingtostatisticsfromAgeConcern,about oneinthreepeopleaged65-plusinNewZealand willhaveafalleveryyear.“Wewantedtogivepeople advicetopreventfallsinthefuture,”saidLangson. “We’velearnedthathearinglosscanaffectbalance, strengtheningexercisesshouldbestartedinour 50sandcontinueasweageandthereismobility equipmenttohelp.”
Langsonencouragedseniorstogetalongtothe KatikatiFallsAwarenessDaysatKatikatiMemorial HallonApril29.
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LindaBendallandMaureenShanlywereamong morethan100attendeesatthefirstFallsAwareness
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Kidsenjoynewfishing andhuntingcomp!
Agroupoffriendswhogotanew fishingandhuntingcompetition forchildrenoffthegroundinjust threeweeksare“blownaway” byhowtheKatikaticommunity embracedit.
ScottandSarahAdamson,whoare keenfisherpeople,wereencouragedby friendsatabarbecueinMarchtohost afishingcompforyoungsters.
“Friendssaid:“Youguysshoulddo onesincethere’sisn’talocalcompthis year.Wejustkindofwent:‘Ohwell there’snotonehappening,solet’sdo one!’”
ButwithEaster,Anzacandduck shootingcomingup,theyhadto chooseadatebeforethen.“We wantedtohaveacompetitionbefore theharbourfishingquietenstoo–so wethought:‘Okaylet’sdoitinthree weeks’time!’”
153kids!
Withacommitteeofsix–plustheir partners–theAdamsonsgottowork gettingwordoutandorganisingthe inauguralKidsHunting&Fishing CompetitionforApril11-13.
“Wehonestlydidn’tthinkwe’d get100kids–oursignwritermade enoughmaterialfor150goodie bags[oneforeachparticipant]sowe aimedforthat.Andwegot153kids entered!”
Thecommitteealsomanagedto secure$10,000worthofprizesto giveawayfromavarietyofbusinesses –mainlyfromKatikati.“Wemade surewehadaheapofprizessoevery kidwalkedawaywithaspotprizeat prizegiving.”
Thecompetitionwasopentokids13 andunder,andofferedcategoriesfor youngsterstohuntpossums,rabbits, hares,magpies,andfishforsnapper, kahawai,trevally,Kingfish,spottyand piper.
Whatwasweighedinandcounted waswellbeyondexpectations.“We had13magpies,330fish,55rabbits, and85haresentered,”saidSarah.
300possums
“Forthepossums,wehad115 weighedin–butbecausetheprizewas
fortheheaviestpossumweestimateat least300possumswereshotaspeople onlybroughtintheirbiggestone[for weigh-intotrywintheprize]butit seemedlikeeveryoneshotatleastfive.”
Foreachcategorythecompetition wassplitintotwosections–forthose aged6andunder,andchildrenaged 7-13.
Atprizegiving,heldtheafternoon ofApril13attheAdamson’sTrailor MadeNZpropertyonStateHighway 2,hundredsofpeople–youngand old–showeduptowatchyoungster claimprizesfortheheaviestpossum, hareandrabbit,thehighesttallyof magpies,andtheheaviestandaverage fishspecies.
Organiserscouldn’tbelievehow manyfamiliesturnedup.“Itwasquite hardtotellhowmanywerethere–buttherecouldhavebeenupto450,” saidSarah.
“We’reallstillthinking:‘Howdidwe fitthatmanypeopleinthatshed?’.It wasincredible.Weareveryproudof whatweachieved.”
Pesteradication
Sarahsaidtheideaofthe competitionisnotsomuchabout winningprizesbutencouraging familiestogetoutdoors,spendtime togetherandeducatetheiryoungsters aboutlandconservationandpest eradication.
“It’saboutteachingthenext generationlookafterourpartofthe world.Soforfishingit’saboututilising thefishtheycatchandonlytaking whattheyneed.Andforhunting, it’saboutteachingchildrenthatwe eradicatethesepeststolookafterour nativetreesandanimals.
“Wetookourownfour-year-old possumhuntingforthefirsttimeand explainedtoherwhywewereshooting possumsandshewassoon-board.”
Sarahthankedthecompetition’s committee,theirpartnersandthe manyfriendsandfamilywhosimply showeduptohelpout.
“We’vealreadygotbusinesses wantingtore-sponsorandnew sponsorscomingon-board,sowewill behostingthecompetitionagainnext year.”
MerleCave
FinnHaynes,three,withadecent-sized snapper.
Willow Goul , seven, with her winning average sna er.
Makaira Adamson, four,with herfirst possum.
HawkGreenall,three,withhiswinning averagekahawai.
Four-year-oldsOllieHaywardandHugo Roweoutharehunting!
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eves.co.nz/ekt19849
AskingPrice $869,000
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ColinStewart-Rowe 0274548080 colin.stewart-rowe@eves.co.nz Katikati 22PrestonDrive
FamilyHomeinPrimeLocation
Thisfamilyhomeisaperfectblendofcomfort,space,and convenience.Inadesirableandpopularlocation,this propertyisidealforfamiliesseekinganeasylifestyle.Fully fencedit'sasafeplayareaforchildrenandpets.Toview, pleaseattendoneofouropenhomes.
eves.co.nz/ekt19872
AskingPrice $780,000
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ColinStewart-Rowe 0274548080 colin.stewart-rowe@eves.co.nz
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