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St Kent’s student Isabelle plays Victoria the white dancing cat in the iconic production Cats hosted by the National Youth Theatre Company. Photo supplied Chris Agnew

t’s one of the longest-running shows in West End and Broadway and has been performed in around 30 countries and seen by more than 73 million people worldwide.

St Kentigern College student Isabelle Fox cannot believe she is a part of the new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats, the brilliant song and dance extravaganza performed by the National Youth Theatre at the ASB Theatre.

Featuring more than 200 talented young performers from all over Auckland, Isabelle plays the dancing white cat Victoria who reaches out to faded glamour cat Grizabella while everyone else has turned away from her.

“I am very much like her in real life and am inclusive by nature,” says the 15-year-old student, who started dancing at the age of three.

An accomplished dancing star adept at tap, jazz, lyrical contemporary, ballet and ballroom, Isabelle competes throughout New Zealand and has won prestigious dance awards.

About transporting the audience into a complete fantasy world she says, “It is so much fun to humanise a cat and to be able to sing and dance on stage with so many people.

“The challenge is to have perfect timing with everyone on stage and to make sure it looks good,” says the talented dancer. ➤ Turn to page 2

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A memorial netball tournament at the weekend to mark the birthday on Tuesday of the late Belinda-Jane Burns attracted more than 800 people and raised thousands for her daughter.

Belinda, whose family is well known in business and sporting circles in the area, died on March 22 this year.

From just a small gesture and idea to honour her sister, Bo Burns arranged a fun family netball tournament.

Bo thought this was going to attract about 14 teams in total, it turned into a monstrous event, which attracted 60 teams from Waiuku through to the North Shore, and more than $10,000 worth of prizes kindly donated by many local businesses and NZ brands.

The day was a huge success, raising $4000 for Belinda’s daughter Anika Jane Aramanu Mitchell’s trust for her education needs.

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Based on TS Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, the show is alive with feline characters including Rum Tum Tugger, Macavity, Jennyanydots, Old Deuteronomy, Grizabella and Skimbleshanks.

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➤ From page 1 While this is the first professional production the Year 10 student is part of, Isalbelle is not new to challenges of juggling homework with tight dance schedules, workshops and competitions.

Recently, she was in USA on a Performing Arts trip organised by St Kentigern College and says she loved attending dance classes at New York’s Broadway Dance Centre and LA’s Millennium.

“We also saw some great productions that included Aladdin and Kinky Boots. The experience has been an inspiration as I prepare for my role in Cats,” she says.

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crime patrol

Botany Crime Watch’s new car ■■By Farida Master

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t was a moment they have all been waiting for.

Long time, dedicated volunteers of the Botany Crime Watch Patrol were pleased to see Matthew Wales, Andrew Simms’ principal dealer, hand over the keys of a new Kia Sportage 2018 to Barry Watts, chairman Botany Crime Watch Patrol.

Also present at the special event held on Thursday at Andrew Simms Botany showroom was local councillor Sharon Stewart and Ormiston/Flat Bush Community Constable Nicholas Cockerell.

“We can’t believe this has actually happened,” said Dick Marshall, who was chair of Botany Crime Watch Patrol for 13 years.

“This is big step change in vehicles as we have moved from second hand cars to a strong and highly visible patrol car.

“We are thrilled that Andrew Simms bought into this fantastic partnership. It wouldn’t have happened without Margaret’s hard work.” Operations manager Margaret Westwood says that the two

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aging vehicles were expensive to run.

“We’ve had those vehicles for a long time and now this will be worry-free motoring for many years,” she said.

Councillor Sharon Stewart paid tribute to the late Councillor Dick Quax saying, “Dick has been involved with the Botany Crime Watch since the Manukau

City Council days and was very passionate about it. He would be very happy today,” she said of her friend with whom she worked closely. ➤➤Botany Crime Watch is looking for new volunteers to service the fast expanding Ormiston and Flat Bush area.

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Botany and Flat Bush Ethnic Association sees numbers swell ■■By Farida Master They started with 10 members in March this year and now have a membership of 450.

The Botany and Flat Bush Ethnic Association, to promote wellness and promote diversity and harmony in a fast developing area, is thriving with activities.

The idea of the ethnic nonprofit association in the area was first mooted by Howick Local Board member for Botany, Peter Young.

“There are a lot of people who feel alienated in the area and this is a good opportunity for multicultural communities to come together and exercise, participate in cultural and sporting activities and even do gardening together,” says Mr Young, president of the Botany and Flat Bush Association.

There is no fee to join the association. “Locals can join the ethnic association free of charge through WhatsApp or WeChat app. We’ve also started a monthly newsletter that informs members of the various activities for the

The newly formed Botany and Flat Bush Ethnic Association is buzzing with activities.

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month. We would like our membership to go up to 1000.”

Will Lu, vice president of the association, says they’ve had four consecutive weeks of group exercise and the turnout has far exceeded expectations. “ It’s amazing that every Saturday morning people get up early despite the cold and miserable weather and are there to exercise together.

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“I’m looking forward to working hard for the people of Northcote on key campaign issues like congestion, opposing extra fuel taxes and making sure Northcote gets its fair share of investment,” he said.

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COUNCIL ISSUES

Frustrated boaties want new pontoons ■ BY THERESE HENKIN

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rustration is mounting as boaties spend another week without the pontoons down at Half Moon Bay. The pontoons were damaged beyond repair during the January 5 storm and were removed shortly after the storm for safety reasons.

Twenty one weeks later and local resident Stewart McLaren says he’s still unable to launch his boat at Half Moon Bay because its larger size means launching it off the fixed concrete ramp risks damaging the fibreglass hull.

He has reached out to Auckland Council and says he’s been told they might have to wait a further six months before the pontoons are replaced.

McLaren presented his case to the Howick Local Board recently and asked why it is taking so long to repair “a key sports facility?”

He says since the boat ramp was re-opened on January 12, the pontoons have been missing leaving only the concrete boat ramp.

“If a ramp is concrete it’s best that you don’t have the boat intercept the concrete ramp for obvious reasons – damage to the propeller, to the hull or whatever,” he says.

He says for anyone with a reasonable sized boat, launching off the ramp as a solo-fisherman is near impossible and even for team of

Two boaties launching a small boat off the concrete boat ramp at Half Moon Bay. Picture supplied

two, launching a bigger boat without the pontoons is tricky.

“The current process if you have two people is that once the boat is in the water, one person is left in control of keeping the boat from hitting the concrete ramp, while the other parks the car and trailer,” he says.

“Assuming one of them has managed to hold it against the wind and the tide, the second individual has to find a way to get onto the boat without letter it touch the concrete ramp. Either he has to wade in up to his chest if it’s full tide and climb onto the back of the boat or somehow manoeuvre the boat sideways so he can then climb on the boat sideways, again without the boat touching the ramp.”

Auckland Council head of operational management & maintenance Agnes McCormack says the pontoons needed to be removed to enable structural inspections and were found irreparable.

“New pontoon units, fixing hardware and sleeves to extend the height of piles have been ordered.

This will enable reinstatement with every effort being made to futureproof respective structures, such that any future storm events have a minimal impact on subsequent operation and use,” she says.

“Dive inspections of the existing piles have also been completed. This has identified that the concrete boat ramp has been undermined by the storm surges and will require repairs.

In addition, she says six of the 14 piles are too damaged to be reused and will also need to be replaced.

The other piles will be strengthened and lengthened by installing sleeves over them to minimise the impact of future storm event, she says.

“We appreciate that this facility is an extremely popular boat launching facility and are doing everything we can to get the new pontoons installed as quickly as we can. The replacement of the new pontoons and pile extensions are expected to be completed before Labour Weekend 2018.”

Labour weekend is 42 weeks after the January storm.

OPINION

Coalition chaos means three strikes law will stay I was very pleased with the announcement earlier this week that the Government will not be going ahead with its proposal to scrap the three strikes law. This is because New Zealand First declined to support it in the face of widespread opposition from New Zealanders worried about the safety of our communities.

The Government has a laudable goal to reduce prison numbers by a third, but without a plan to combat serious crime it will only be able do that by letting more offenders out on our streets. Their original announcement to repeal the three strikes law was met with outrage by the public because it would compromise public safety, which should always be the primary concern.

National responded to public safety concerns by tightening up our bail laws in 2013 to make it harder for serious offenders to be granted bail, while the three strikes law gave judges the ability to put the worst offenders away for the maximum sentence without parole on their third conviction. This law is reserved for the most serious and recidivist offenders who shouldn’t be able to get away with committing more crimes against innocent New Zealanders.

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Simeon SAYS lation, but have been forced to see reason by National and NZ First, who previously campaigned on introducing three strikes legislation and stiffer punishments for serious offenders.

The truth is 98 per cent of people in our prisons are there for the most serious and violent crimes, including aggravated assaults, sexual violence, and murder.

These are the people that the Government will let loose on our communities if it doesn’t ensure we have enough capacity in our prison system and if they had reversed the changes we made.

Their headline target to reduce the prison population by 30 per doesn’t stack up with a lack of new initiatives to reduce crime. The measure of success must be to reduce the number of victims, not the number of prisoners, and if we can do the former we will achieve the latter. This Government has no plan to reduce crime. Its chaotic decision-making repeatedly ignores what is most important, and National won’t stand by and let them compromise the safety of New Zealanders.

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Agreement reached over quarry ops F

ulton Hogan, Clevedon Protection Society, Clevedon Cares and Clevedon Conversations are reported to be pleased that an agreement has been reached regarding Fulton Hogan’s resource consent application to expand operations at Clevedon Quarry.

The agreement is confidential.

Fulton Hogan said in a media release last Friday that there was one remaining “discreet issue” between Auckland Transport and Fulton Hogan that will be subject to on-going discussion.

“As occurs with any mediation, all parties have compromised in order to reach this agreement,” the civil engineering company said.

“This was achieved in a positive and professional manner, with an outcome that recognises the needs of both the community and Fulton Hogan’s commercial operation.

“Both parties would like to recognise and commend the mediation process, facilitated by an Environment Court Commissioner, which enabled a forum by which frank and productive conversations could be held.

Fulton Hogan said it looked forward to continuing its relationship and involvement in the Clevedon community over the coming years, and to providing a much-needed resource for Auckland’s continued development and maintenance of infrastructure.

The Clevedon Protection SociThe Clevedon Protection Society’s key concerns with the Fulton Hogan proposal: Daily truck movement increasing from an average 100 to 1306 per day (or up to 90 per hour) – a 1300 per cent increase Annual tonnage increase from 201,152 to 3,000,000 per year.

Operating hours increase from 10 to 15 hours Monday to Saturday (50 per cent increase), with up to 24/7 operations as required including four truck movements per hour over night

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Fulton Hogan said, as occurs with any mediation, all parties have compromised in order to reach this agreement.

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The Times also asked about the nature of the agreement. Fulton Hogan replied: “What has been agreed are the conditions, which are being submitted as part of the court process. As with any court documents, these remain confidential at present.

The long-awaited hearing began in December. The hearing was to determine whether resource consent could be granted to increase production from the McNicol Road quarry from 200,000 tonnes per annum to 3 million tonnes per annum.

Residents have been fighting the move for months, citing concerns over heavy truck and trailer Removal of up to 80,000,000 tonnes of aggregate over the next 35 years The Clevedon Protection Society says if the proposal is consented by Auckland Council, it will destroy the unique Clevedon amenity and rural lifestyle that so many people enjoy. They say that though they are not seeking to close the quarry but wanted Fulton Hogan to urgently reconsider its application.

They fear that the community and environment cannot sus-

movements which they say are projected to increase from 100 per day, to 1306 per day.

Locals claim the roads are unsuitable to handle such heavy truck traffic and want the number of trucks on the roads to be reduced.

The Clevedon Protection Society said the quarry expansion did not consider the housing intensification in Clevedon village.

“The effects are not just in Clevedon but also closely linked to almost identical issues which have arisen at the Brookby Quarry and (nearby) Pascoes Landfill.

“Traffic safety on the road network is a major concern. The roads are simply not up to the task.” tain what is being proposed and Fulton Hogan’s proposal must be substantially reduced so as not to create irreversible environmental and social damage.

They want Fulton Hogan to explore all possible alternative transport routes and options.

As one of the first quarry applications under the new Unitary Plan, the protection society also urged council to “very carefully consider this application and recognise the deep opposition being shown by the residents of Clevedon”.

Dr Daniel Calder, a GP in Botany Junction Medical Centre, explains that bowel cancer can develop without many signs: ‘By the time there are more obvious signs such as weight loss, changes to bowel habit and visible bleeding, the cancer has usually grown for some time and is therefore more complicated to treat.’ The bowel screening test identifies tiny amounts of blood in the stools (faeces) that you cannot see and this allows early detection before there are other signs.

‘Our team in Botany Junction knows the importance of early cancer diagnosis and this is why we recommend that our patients participate in the new screening programme’, says Dr Calder. Keep a look out for your invitation letter in the post, these will be sent out

gradually to those who are in the right age range (60-74). The bowel screening kit will be sent out shortly afterwards, with clear instructions of how to take the sample. Information on the test is also available in other languages including te reo Maori, Samoan, Tongan, Niuean, Hindi, Chinese and Korean.

The results from the bowel screening will be available within 3 weeks from when you send off the sample. Those who have an abnormal bowel screening test will usually be offered a colonoscopy. The colonoscopy involves passing a thin, flexible telescope through your back passage and looks at the inside of your large bowel.

It is important to remember that not everyone who have an abnormal bowel screening test have cancer. Some will have bleeding from piles (hemorrhoids) and others have innocent growths (polyps) in the bowel wall. These polyps are not cancer, however they can develop into cancer over time. Polyps will usually be removed during the colonoscopy.

You can find more information on bowel screening by contacting your health professional or visiting www.timetoscreen.nz

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etlifecare Limited has announced an investment of around $180 million for a new retirement village in Beachlands.

They will be purchasing three adjoining properties for a retirement village development in the fast-growing coastal community of Beachlands.

Chief executive Glen Sowry says the new Karaka Road site would provide Metlifecare with an opportunity to meet the needs of an area that is not currently served with retirement living options.

“This is one of Auckland’s growth hotspots,” he says.

“Significant residential intensification in the rural and coastal area from Cockle Bay through Whitford and Clevedon, and along the Pohutukawa Coast (Beachlands, Maraetai and Kawakawa Bay) has resulted in substantial and ongoing population growth.”

This is set to escalate further as housing development takes advantage of the new zoning opportunities opened up by the Auckland Unitary Plan.

“The area’s demographics are already extremely favourable with an older-thanaverage population, high levels of home ownership and median house prices of

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He says that the retirement-age population in the catchment area is expected to double in the next 15 years.

“With the closest existing villages nearly 20km away, we are very pleased to be the first retirement village provider here.”

The investment of $180m includes developing the site, which is a short walk from the Pine Harbour Marina and opposite the Formosa Golf Course.

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t’s The Franklins’ first birthday on June 30 and you are all invited to the party.

Starting from 5pm onwards, there will be a fiesta at the popular Taphouse located at the Pohutukawa Shopping Centre (near Countdown) that you wouldn’t want to miss.

Co-owned by the same people who own the stunning casual dining venues Grangers and Marina Cantina at Half Moon Bay, The Franklin’s first birthday party is going to be a takeover party by Marina Cantina. It’s going to be a fun-filled night with a Mexican twist.

To quench your thirst there will be a Margarita slushy machine pouring out luscious Black Dorris Plum Margaritas.

The Marina cantina’s menu of hot favourites like popcorn chicken tacos and Cantina loaded fries with mouth-watering waffle fries covered in pulled pork and

Left – right, chief executive Metlifecare Glen Sowry with Hunua MP Andrew Bayly and Metlifecare property and development manager Charlie Anderson.

➤➤From page 8 providing a mix of single-level villas for those who want to live more independently, as well as apartments and a care home which will be supported by a fabulous community facility,” he says.

“Our analysis indicates the list price for units in this village will range from $600,000 to more than $1m, which would enable Metlifecare to comfortably meet its development margin threshold of 15 per cent.”

He says that the design and consenting work will commence immediately.

“The village is expected to be built over four years, with site works set to commence in early 2019 and the first stage planned for completion by early 2020. Settlement is expected in August 2018.

The new site will boost Metlifecare’s development pipeline to just under 2000 units and beds across its 24 operational villages and five greenfield sites.

Hunua MP Andrew Bayly welcomes the purchase, noting the need for investment in infrastructure and services to enable growing communities to thrive.

“This is a special area, where Aucklanders can have a fantastic lifestyle away from the city but with many of its benefits on their doorstep. With the area being designated for intense future growth, I am pleased to see organisations such as Metlifecare recognising the opportunities it offers.

“In the past year we have seen a significant increase in the range of services, including a new Countdown supermarket, the Pohutukawa Coast shopping centre, and increased frequency and connectivity of transport options.

“For example, the ferry service, which is free to SuperGold Card off-peak travellers, now has 20 sailings per day to Auckland’s CBD.”

cheese curds and cinnamon dusted churros will be served.

There will be salsa dancing through the night with DJs playing late into the night.

Spot prizes for the best dressed will be given out... so maybe your gun wielding Mexican costume may win you a special prize.

Also, look out for the Winter Fest on August 11.

Make a note of it in your social calendar as White Chapel Jak-an acoustic band of amazing musicians who have played all over New Zealand will be back to wow the audience in Beachlands along with other rock bands that will entertain at the Winter Fest.

And with the exciting Rugby season already kicking off, The Franklin offers an amazing atmosphere to watch the games on the big screens.

The sunny winter days

are always good to drive over and check out Beachlands and check out the $15 week day express lunch. And on not so sunny days, the delicious wood fired pizzas on the weekends can keep the hearts and palettes warm.

For those who enjoy a perfectly crafted brew there is a great range of Tap Beer-also a guest tap which changes with Craft beer for every taste palate.

Locally sourced wines from local producers around Clevedon are also served.

A landmark venue at Beachlands, The Franklin is a perfect venue for epic parties and celebrations.

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Women In Business Get a haircut – help save the planet Elaine Sun of Wynyard Wood Hair salon owner Bridgette Young has taken a big step up and incorporated environmental responsibility into her business.

Off The Fringe in Howick’s Elliot Street has become east Auckland’s first organic hair salon.

They have reduced the chemicals used in the salon, part of their first step in caring for the planet.

By using organic products, products that are safe for the environment as well as better for you, Off the Fringe is being part of the bigger picture, by taking some responsibility.

“It is important to me, as an owner and stylist, to have a sustainable salon as I want to be able to do my part in helping protect the environment and show people that it doesn’t have to be difficult,” says Bridgette.

They have recently become accredited as a Sustainable Salon, meaning the next step in their footprint is taken care of and almost every bit of waste is turned to good.

Many will be surprised to learn that the salon

industry sends more than 1500 tonnes of recyclable aluminium back to landfill each year in New Zealand and in Australia.

Add to this the waste of plastics, colour tubes, cut hair and other salon waste, and the cost of your hair treatment becomes higher than the price you pay to the salon.

Off the Fringe Organic Hair Studio is changing all this.

“The salon industry needs to take action now, and take care of the environment as much as we take care of clients”, says

Bridgette.

“We care about making Off the Fringe as eco-friendly as possible, and when we looked at what we could do to become more sustainable ecologically and economically, becoming part of the Sustainable Salon movement was the obvious next step in achieving this.”

Off the Fringe now recycles 95% of their waste by using the comprehensive resource recovery programme offered by Sustainable Salons.

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Kindness, sincerity and passion are the three things that make Wendy Janse Van Rensburg a great businesswoman.

She’s no more interested in running a successful business than she is about giving her customers the time and attention they deserve.

“I remind myself that my customers have chosen to come here over the thousands of other places, so it’s my moral obligation to give them the best experience possible,” she says.

It’s been two years since Wendy first put her stylish stamp on Cascades Trading Post, a shabby chic gift and homeware store in Pakuranga.

The store is filled with everything from antique china through to delicate linen, ceramic tableware

by Liquid Canvass, luxurious Italian clothing, masses of hand-sewn cushions and European antiques. Each item is handpicked and in keeping with a classic French Provencal style.

The furniture is rescued and restored by Wendy’s husband and the cushions and table running’s are hand-made in luxurious fabrics by Wendy’s colleague, Moira Aucamp.

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Carol Rigby is no stranger to managing the accounts of Howick locals.

She has run her business as a chartered accountant for 20 years in the area.

With a steady stream of loyal clients, Carol focuses on small-medium businesses, property investment investors and contractors for accounting and business consulting.

Carol offers a review after finishing a business client’s accounts which focuses on identifying trends in profitability and what their plans are for their business in the next year going-forward.

“If it’s going down then you want to look at why that is and if it’s going up then you might want to canvas why that is and exploit that a little more,” she says.

That opens up the conversation for the client to have a discussion around where they’re heading as well as looking through their last set of accounts.

Having an accountant is also an accountability factor for many, says Carol, who understands the importance of being able to bounce ideas off people and having a reminder to stay on track.

Carol and her team work with MYOB and Xero and can assist with setting up the client with online accounting.

We also monitor results so action can be taken where needed.

They offer clients the opportunity to have the GST returns done for them which then allows Carol to monitor the updated accounts regularly.

Carol offers a free half hour consultation where she discusses what will be required for their business.

If you need your accounts sorted, some financial business advice or are starting out in business, head in to see Carol and her team for the complete accounting package.

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A huge goal for the store is on restoration and recycling and Wendy upholds these values in all aspects of her business, including wrapping purchased items in old recycled sewing patterns. These little details are what has created the stores enchanting ambience and has allowed it to become, as many customers call it, a happy place.

Wendy is a firm believer in everybody deserving a beautiful home, so she goes above and beyond to keep prices fair and reasonable.

With a background in fashion and interior design, Wendy says she loves being able to help clients transform their homes with stylish decor.

As well as cushion-making, table runner making and upholstery, this year she is expanding her interior design services and also offering clients help to declutter and reorganise their homes.

And for only $45 an hour, it’s never been more accessible to start creating a beautiful space to call your own, she says. Wendy gives her clients many reasons to return to the Cascades Trading Post, but the most important is her warm smile and friendly approach.

Wendy Janse Van Rensburg, Cascades Trading Post, 145 Cascades Road, Pakuranga. Phone 021 0232 0577. www.cascadestradingpost.co.nz

The Asian Practice was created to provide Wynyard Wood’s Asian clients (and potential clients) with the choice to obtain legal advice from lawyers with Asian language skills and cultural background.

Elaine says that while many Asian law firms in Auckland specialise only in property law, Wynyard Wood is a full service law firm so they can advise on all legal areas including commercial, property, private client, and litigation and family services.

Wynyard Wood lawyers work together with Asian teams within banks, accountants and other professionals to provide a seamless service to clients, she says.

The Asian practice is supported with a team of 23 at the Highbrook office with an additional 11 staff at the CBD and Warkworth offices.

Wynyard Woods origins date way back to 1894 and has grown and adapted with its clients serving clients changing needs for over a century. Elaine is very aware of the complexities of conveyancing and is there to help lead clients through what can be a very stressful time.

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Elaine Sun is a legal executive with Wynyard Wood working mainly in property focusing on residential sales and purchases.

As a qualified legal executive, Elaine has been working with Wynyard Wood out of the Highbrook office for nearly a year.

She started out her career studying for an accounting degree, but when she completed a commercial law paper as part of her studies she realised law was her true passion.

After finishing the accounting degree she decided to pursue a career in law.

Elaine has continued studying for her law degree throughout her time as a legal executive and later this year she will be admitted to the New Zealand Law Society.

Elaine has been able to use her own background and experiences to help her clients.

As a fluent mandarin speaker she has been able to reach out to Wynyard Woods Asian clients and help guide them through their legal matters.

She is also working alongside Irene Wu in Wynyard Woods Asian practice.

Dynamic Real Estate agent Ellen Ming has one of the most recognisable faces on the Bucklands Beach peninsula and her journey has been an interesting one.

At 19 years of age she established a clothing business in Auckland CBD that grew to employ several staff.

A few years later, alongside her husband she opened and managed cafes around Auckland whilst maintaining the clothing business and starting a family.

Once the children were through their primary years, she was finally in a position to move into the industry she had set her sights on many years prior – real estate.

She found her negotiation and people skills gained in her previous endeavours to be a fantastic asset when navigating the real estate world.

Ellen has consistently been an Elite Performer with Ray White for more than 18 years that she has been in the industry.

Elite members represent the top two per cent

of the entire Ray White workforce based on sales.

Her focus is on marketing homes to achieve the very best sale price for her clients and after 30 years of living in the community and knowing the houses intimately, is able to match the right buyer with the perfect home.

When Ray White relocated its Wharf Road operation to Half Moon Bay, Ellen took the opportunity for a new venture.

The Bucklands Beach office became a stand along boutique office, which enabled Ellen to focus on her own marketing whilst being part of the Ray White group.

Ellen says, “we are very much part of the community” having helped hundreds of people move into new homes.

“It is a privilege being part of people’s changing lives and seeing their dreams come true.”

If you are thinking of selling your home and want to entrust it to a proven expert who has sold over 500 homes locally, do give Ellen a call.

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➤ Community notices Flat Bush Community Group Annual General Meeting, Flat Bush Community Group Inc, to be held on Sunday June 24 at Old Flat Bush School, corner of Flat Bush School Rod and Murphys Rd, Flat Bush commencing at 2pm.

Yoga breathing Relax and rejuvenate with simple Art of Living yoga and breathing exercises at Highland Park Library, Sunday 17th June, 2-3pm. Free event. Everyone welcome.

Parent Support Group

26 from 1.30 –2.30pm. The Oak Room, Pakuranga Golf Club, 199 Botany Road, Howick. Brought to you by Metlifecare and Mike Pero Real Estate. Ph: Catriona for more information on 09-273 9561

Travel Club Uxbridge Travel Club is presenting ‘South Africa , a Land of Two Worlds’, narrated by Charles Davidson, Friday, June 15, 7.30pm at ‘Te Whare Ora’, Uxbridge Centre, Uxbridge Rd , Howick. Visitors most welcome .Admission $6. Any queries phone Adrienne 534-4989

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Feeling alone and frustrated by your Teenagers behaviour. Our friendly group of parents will offer confidential support to get you through the tough times.

Next meetings at 7.30pm Highland Park Community House May 13 and 27. For more details visit www.facebook.com/tlhowick/.

Free Seminar ‘A-Z of Retirement Living’. Guest Speaker – Carol Livingstone, Solicitor on ‘Difference between an Occupational Rights Agmt and Home Ownership, and on Enduring Power of Attorney’. You will also hear first-hand from current residents and Metlifecare Sales Executives. Tuesday June

You’ll find bargains galore and some of the best prices around at The Garage Op Shop 96 Udys Rd Pakuranga. Opening hours Friday 10am-2pm. Ph 576-2435.

Community Planting Days This year’s community planting day with Friends of Mangemangeroa, Rotary and Chinese groups at the Mangemangeroa Reserve is on June 16, commencing at 9 a.m. Meet at the barn on Somerville Road, Somerville.

Please wear sturdy footwear, bring a spade if possible (some provided) and a jacket and water bottle if required. A sausage sizzle will follow the latter planting.

All ages welcome and for any enquires please contact Sally on 021 1743938 or (09) 5346196.

Op Shop The St Columba Op Shop is open with a great selection of winter gear for the whole family including blankets, bedding, jackets, coats and children’s clothing.

You can find the shop at 480 Ti Rakau Drive Botany from 9am12.30pm. Situated at rear of church with covered parking.

U3A Ormiston Our next meeting is at the Flat Bush Old School Hall, corner of Flat Bush School Road and Murphy’s Road on Thursday, June 28 at 10.am. Everyone is welcome, admission is free and morning tea is provided. Our guest speaker is Kath Hansen, who will speak on ‘Pursuit of Freedom. Barry Southon will run a Quiz. This is our first attempt and we expect it to be great fun. Come along for a fascinating talk, a bit of fun and see what U3A is all about! Contact: Wim 274-0439. Email: Ormistonu3a@gmail.com

MEEt thE villagEr’s sunday 17th June 2018 – 10am-4pm

Join us this Live Day and experience life in a 19th Century Village. Our Villagers are preparing for the cold Winter ahead and it’s all hands on deck to chop wood, build fires and churn butter. Enjoy crafts in a cosy cottage or attend a Victorian school lesson.

There’s always a lot to do in the Village on Live Day!

This is a free community noticeboard for non-profit groups. Please email notices to bot@times.co.nz. While every effort is made to run the notices, volume and space restrictions may mean events may not run. Where publication of a notice is time-critical, groups should consider paying for a classified advertisement to ensure placement.

Open 7 days 10am-last entry 4pm.

Ph 09 576 9506 | www.fencible.org.nz Admission fee applies. Cafe, gifts & souvenir shop

Grants for sports groups New Zealand Community Trust has awarded several grants in the Auckland region in May which will benefit local groups. The Auckland Badminton Associa-

tion received $80,000 which will go towards salaries of badminton development co-ordinators in central West Auckland and south and east Auckland and a

badminton development manager. The Howick Pakuranga Hockey Club was awarded $13,000 which will go towards turf hire charges.

Howick Historical Village, Cnr Bells Rd & Lady Marie Dr, Lloyd Elsmore Park Email liveday@fencible.org.nz | Follow us on Facebook The Howick Historical Village reserves the right to make changes to the programme without prior notice.

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News from Jami-Lee Ross, MP for Botany

Our plan is working •

National’s 2017 Budget pumped an extra half a billion dollars into the Police meaning we will see 1125 more Police on the beat

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Total crime in the last seven years is down 14 per cent

Keeping our roads safe Whether it is getting to or from work, picking up the kids, or visiting another part of our country, New Zealander’s rely on our roading network to get around. That is why it is important to keep ensuring we are keeping our roads safe.

In Government, we took this responsibility seriously and introduced a range of policies to make our roads safer. We changed our give-way rules, introduced a ban on phones while driving, lowered alcohol limits, and invested in major new highways on our busiest roads to make sure that they were safe.

In opposition, we are continuing to push new ideas to help make our roads safer.

A policy we currently have before the Parliament would allow the Police to treat drug-driving more like how we treat drink-driving and let police officers conduct random road side testing for drugs.

Currently, the Police can only test for drug-driving by requiring a behavioural test (like walking in a straight line) or after getting a blood test done.

Under our proposed law the Police would be empowered to take an oral swab and test for drugs. This is much less evasive and more efficient at figuring out if someone is driving under the influence and something that the Police, Ministry of Transport and road safety experts have all agreed could help save lives.

If you take drugs, you should not be behind the wheel and the Police should be given more tools to able to stop you from putting our communities at risk.

Moreover, we committed $600 million for road safety improvements up and down our roading network in 2016 and committed to major upgrades of ten of our busiest state highways to ensure that they became some of the safest roads in the country at the 2017 election.

That is the key idea this Bill seeks to put in place and I look forward to seeing it debated in Parliament.

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High-flying author wings her way to Howick College S

he created a lot of excitement with brown feathered wings that were four metres long as she recently visited Howick College.

At the College on the invitation of the Creative Writing group, Jess Pawley signed her first publishing contract at the age of 22.

She penned her first novel at age 11 and says writing has always been an addiction for her.

Hard work and determination is a pay-off was the message the author passed on to the students.

Pawley’s Young Adult series Generation Icarus has been flying high since being picked up

by Auckland publishers Steam Press in 2016.

Her book Air Born is the first in the series of stories about teens who have wings.

After gaining a huge following on Wattpad (a community of readers and writers), Jess decided to self-publish and it was this version that was discovered by Auckland publisher Steam Press.

Since then, the story has been re-worked and has enjoyed great international success with Russian and Chinese editions and a TV series under discussion.

The second book in the series Take Flight is due out in August this year.

Gaining a Diploma in Writing while also completing NCEA Level 3, she says that since then, she has worked hard at accumulating an astounding 1.6m words over the course of writing and re-writing the four books in the Generation Icarus series, her Master’s Thesis, two novellas and other works.

About her wings, they were created by a US company and feature in Pawley’s author events, wowing the audiences.

Geraldine Jamieson, English teacher and supporter of the school’s creative writing group, said it was a school trip to the recent Auckland Writers Festival that spurred her to set up the visit.

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Jess shared tips with the aspiring writers on characterisation, plot and editing.

She reminding them that the first draft is only the starting point, “The draft is the clay – get that muck on the wheel and start sculpting,” she said.

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tive changes,” Ms McKenzie said.

In the March 2018 quarter, nearly 10 per cent of all home transfers were to corporate entities. Information on the ownership of these entities (by New Zealanders or overseas people) is not currently available. The corporate category excludes most trusts, because each trustee must provide information about their citizenship or visa status. Therefore, most trusts are included in the statistics for individuals rather than corporates.

In the March 2018 quarter, the territorial authority with the highest proportion of home transfers to people who weren’t New Zealand citizens or resident-visa holders was Queenstown-Lakes district (9.7 per cent of all home transfers), followed by Auckland (at 7.3 per cent).

“The proportion of overseas home buyers varies across Auckland. For example, it was 1.7 per cent in Franklin and 19 per cent in the inner city (Waitemata) in the March quarter,” Ms McKenzie said.

“Consultation about amendments to the Overseas Investment Act may have been a factor in recent increases in the proportion of transfers to non-New Zealand citizens and residents. The proposed changes could make it more challenging for overseas

buyers to purchase residential land in New Zealand.”Including homes, land, and commercial property, 4.3 per cent of all property transfers involved at least one buyer with overseas tax residency in the March 2018 quarter (compared with 3.0 percent in the March 2017 quarter).

The tax residency status for a further 41 per cent of transfers was unknown.

“Many buyers and sellers are exempt from providing tax details if they’re transferring their main home,” Ms McKenzie said.

“However, citizenship and visa information is required for nearly all transfers, excluding a small number of transfers such as Maori land transfers and Treaty of Waitangi settlements.”

Tax residency is not the same as nationality. An overseas tax resident may be a New Zealand citizen living overseas.

Alternatively, a New Zealand tax resident could be an overseas citizen who lives in New Zealand, or a company with overseas owners.

Meanwhile Real Estate Institute of NZ (REINZ) said the figures were very close to the numbers it released at the back-end of 2017 which indicated that only 3.8 per cent of sales were to offshore buyers.

The proportion of overseas home buyers varies across Auckland.

For example, it was 1.7 per cent in Franklin and 19 per cent in the inner city (Waitemata) in the March quarter.

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Due to a current vacancy and the expansion of the team, we seek two qualified, fulltime permanent Guidance Counsellors. The successful candidates will be qualified counsellors who are NZAC registered, or working towards registration.

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To follow the job application process and to request a copy of the job description, please log onto our website http://www.bdsc.school.nz/our-college/job-vacancies/ and submit CV, Cover Letter and the Botany Downs Secondary College Application Form. ** Closing date Wednesday, 27 June at 4pm.

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• General Practice and Urgent Care • Permanent position available • 32 to 40 hours per week We now have a vacancy for an experienced practice nurse to join our committed and friendly team dedicated to providing quality health services to our community.

This is a permanent full time position working 32 to 40 hours across Monday to Friday.

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St Paul’s in the Park Anglican Church 141 Chapel Rd, Flat Bush Service: 10am Sunday

Reverend Warner Wilder, 021-548-407 www.stpaulsinthepark.nz

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SUNDAY, JUNE 17

Health Care Assistant There is an opportunity to join the healthcare team at Ti Rakau • Qualification in primary care an advantage • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills • Flexible hours • Strong command of verbal and written English • Ability to build strong rapport with team members • An individual who is confident, friendly and approachable

Sunday at Eastgate 8.30am, 9am, 10:45am & 5.30pm Great Children’s Programme available 5 Ben Lomond Crescent, Pakuranga, Ph 576 1500 www.eastgatecc.org.nz CD261656

To apply now please go to www.careers.greencrosshealth.co.nz or alternatively please send your CV to jo.sutton@tr.thedoctors.co.nz indicating which role you’re applying for in the subject line.

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Belinda’s memorial day a hit

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LTR: Bo Burns, Alistair Burns, Anika-Jane Aramanu Mitchell, Pip Burns and Matt Burns.

Big day at hockey club

hockey

Howick Pakuranga Hockey Club is holding its annual Life Member’s Day at the hockey stadium at Lloyd Elsmore Park this Saturday.

Formed in 1974, the club is now 44 years old and boasts being one of the largest hockey clubs in Auckland.

The day begins with the juniors from 8am until 12am. Howick Pakuranga Hockey has 23 teams playing in the junior competition with players aged between 5 and 13. There will be a sausage sizzle, face painting and a bake sale to go along with matches being played. A raffle for a Black Sticks shirt belonging to one of the club’s international players is the star prize.

At 1pm, the first of the feature matches is the Howick Pakuranga Premier women playing ABC from the North Shore in the intercity competition. Both teams are looking to secure a position in the top division in the second round and are on equal points with two matches left in the qualifying round.

At 2.30 pm the Premier Men take on old rivals Somerville. Howick Pakuranga are leading the men’s intercity competition and will have three Internationals playing from the Commonwealth Silver medal winning team in the line-up as well as a couple of international development players.

The majority of the team have come up through the junior club. A win will guarantee top spot!

Accompanying these matches are the Division 1 and 3 men and women who will relish playing in front of home support.

The club will welcome all comers to watch the games all through the day, especially if you have had connections with the club either as a parent or a player. A second generation of players is now coming through and several old timers from the 70s are still playing. Money raised goes to the Life Members’ fund that helps develop players through grants and training.

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Pak XI going to champs P

akuranga College 1st XI Boys hockey team outperform rivals to qualify for the Supercity Premier Championship.

The Pakuranga College 1st XI Boys Hockey team have qualified for the Supercity Premier Championship.

This is the highest level of hockey at school level and they will be joining Auckland Grammar, Kings College and St Kentigern College as the top four Auckland schools competing against the top four schools from North Harbour.

The team have out-performed Sacred Heart, Macleans College, St Peters College, to name just a few and risen to the top level of competition.

Team captain Mortaza Sahar said: “The win reflects the hard work and effort the guys have put in. It’s taken three years to get to this level and has been a long time coming.

“The championship will be a great opportunity, even if they don’t win, it will give the team the exposure to what it takes to compete at this level, and playing against some of the best teams in the country.”

The team is coached by Pakuranga College director of sport Clive Daniels and Matthew Dowdle.

Team captain Mortaza Sahar.

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