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New site, new name

By Megan Connolly

Life City Church will be saying goodbye to their home at 1 Parkway come August 16 and moving into town.

The church will be relocating to 15b Queen Street and settling into the area that spans from Charlie’s Sushi through to the old Way of Life 24/7 Gym and

Fitness Centre.

The church will also be doing a complete rebrand at the same time, evolving into their new name: Hills.

Life City’s current building has been sold to a high profile manufacturing company which will be bringing new job opportunities to the community, according to Awhina.

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Pastors Sene, Awhina Vailima and Life City Church will be saying goodbye to their current location on August 16, rebranding into Hills and shifting to a new central location in Queen Street, beside the mall. PHOTO: Megan Connolly

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Church changes name to ‘Hills’ Continued from page 1.

After more than 20 years in its current location, Pastors Sene and Awhina Vailima are feeling excited about the next step in the church’s journey.

“It’s a happy-sad feeling but we’re looking forward to recreating ourselves,” Awhina says.

“And the concept for changing our name was simple. We are surrounded by hills.”

The renovation of the new complex on Queens Street will begin on August 19 and phase one is expected to be completed before the end of the year, all

going to plan.

Their new home next to the mall will be home to a 250300 person auditorium space, community spaces, a cafe, and mini food court, and a space for children.

“It’s going to be awesome,” Awhina says.

They will have free wifi available and open to the entire community, not just church members.

“It’s going to be great to have a place that will be central, with spaces where people can come with a good vibe that is fresh

This project has been in the works for two to three years because it was important to Awhina and the church that the buyer was going to serve the community.

“It was really important to ensure the buyer was going to bring something to our community,” Awhina says.

To many, the location of the Life City Church has been a familiar landmark in the community but the change hopes to bring an additional community area “with a great cup of coffee” Awhina says.

Locals learn about healthy lunches

By Megan Connolly

What should and should not go in a child’s lunchbox has always been a big question for many families.

Last Thursday Hutt City Kindergartens ran a free workshop at the Wainuiomata Memorial Hall that talked healthy lunchboxes with local whanau.

Heart Foundation spokespersons guided the thirty attendees through important components of a lunchbox, how to read food labels, budget-friendly ways to include healthier options with demonstrations towards the end.

“You have the power over your children’s palate,” Heart Foundation spokesperson Fiona Roberts says.

Fiona finished with a demonstration of making sushi, sandwiches and wraps.

Wainuiomata Countdown donated the resources, food and prizes.

“We’re very happy to have a local business supporting the workshop, Hutt City Kindergartens spokesperson, Melissa Zgomba says.

“It’s also a great way for parents to get ideas from other

Dani with Lola, and Esther Walbaekken learnt about what makes a healthy lunch box at the Hutt City Kindergarten's workshop on Thursday morning. PHOTO: Megan Connolly

parents too.”

The healthy lunchboxes workshop is one of six free workshops happening around the Hutt Valley which all kindergarten whanau can attend.

Thank You Sponsors Wainuiomata Ulalei Netball would like to thank everyone who attended and contributed to our Annual Bingo Night fundraiser on Friday 26 July 2019 at the Wainuiomata Rugby League Clubrooms. It was a resounding success! The club raised over $3,400 which will be used for registration fees, netball equipment and netball uniforms.

All the prizes were kindly donated. Congratulations to all the winners of the auctions, raffle prizes and 20 rounds of line prizes and bingo prizes.

Thank you to the Wainuiomata Rugby League Club for their support and use of the venue.

Thank you to all our table sponsors • The Glass Shoppe, Lower Hutt (15 tables) • Hedz for Hair, Wainuiomata (3 tables) • The Professionals, Redcoats - Wayne & Tui (2 tables) • TJ Plumbgas • Wainuiomata Taxis • Cake it Forward

Thank you for the awesome prizes & contributions from: • Charlie’s Sushi, Wainuiomata • Clive’s Chemist, Wainuiomata • Countdown, Wainuiomata • Creative Meats, Wainuiomata • Dawn Bake Bakery, Wainuiomata • Domino’s Pizza, Wainuiomata • Hedz for Hair, Wainuiomata • Joes Cook Wainuiomata • Wainui Cake Kitchen • Lighthouse Cinema Petone • McDonald’s, Hutt Valley • New World Hutt City • Pak n Save Lower Hutt • Pak n Save Petone • Resene Paints, Naenae • Speight’s Ale House Petone • SWET Wellington Gym

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and looks great,” Awhina says.

“We’ve never been connected to our building, only the people, but it has served its purpose.

The needs of our community come first.”

The benefit of the central location will not only be for the use of all locals, not just members, but also the proximity to their social services Tuatahi Centre.

“We hope we can continue to give hope, healing and that we can encourage, empower and enhance the community,” Awhina says.

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The next workshop will be in Taita and will be around supporting language development.

“We are spreading them around to make them accessible to families around the Hutt.

And they’re completely free,” Melissa says.

There are limited spaces available for other workshops.

Visit www.huttkindergartens. org.nz for more information.

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Wine club turns 40

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By Megan Connolly

The oldest wine club in Wellington, the Wainuiomata Wine Club, turned 40 in May which was celebrated with, you guessed it, wine.

But the secret to its success isn’t just the enjoyment of wine and drinking, but the warm and welcoming people who attend, club member Meleanie Walker says.

“People are very welcoming and knowledgeable.”

The group meets every second Wednesday of the month at Casa De Wotton Country Gardens “You don’t have to be experienced or know a lot about wine to come along. You don’t have to love wine.” Meleanie says.

The wine club has all types of members at all different ages with speakers coming from all over the globe, Meleanie says.

Melanie joined the group three years ago as a way to meet people and it was “love at first sight”.

“Because you have so many

The Wainuiomata Wine Club is made up of locals and individuals from around Wellington. In May the club turned 40-years-old and celebrated with wine, of course. PHOTO: Supplied

passionate people you get so many stories and people are always open to sharing their knowledge with you.

“It’s almost like a family,” Meleanie laughs.

There is always a variety of guest speakers and theme nights, and due to its long-standing legacy, there are always vis-

itors from out of town popping into a tasting night.

However, spending time with the other wine fanatics won’t break the bank as you might think. It is an affordable night out.

Membership is only $15 a year and then you pay $12.50 per week which goes towards

venue hire, food and some wine.

“If you’ve always wanted to know about wine, taste wine on a budget and meet new people while close to home, it’s perfect for you,” Meleanie says.

For more information contact club president, Jason, on wineclub1973@outlook.com.

Get walking and talking

By Megan Connolly

Although it may still be cold in the mornings, that doesn’t stop the Social Walk ing Group from going on a walk every Thursday morning, after meeting at the Community Hub Library at 9.30am The group has been meeting since April and, as their name suggests, it’s all about being social, meeting new people, while getting a bit of exercise.

While the small group averages around six walkers each week, they don’t decide where they’re going beforehand, but it will always be an hour.

The walking group is perfect for any age, fitness levels and type of person, as long as you’re happy for a walk,

library kaitiaki Amanda Dickson says.

“We’re not power walking, it’s a stroll,” she says.

Fiona McKinney and Wynne Veenstra have been going along since it began.

They didn’t know each other before the group but both now enjoy catching up.

“We all like to talk to each other and the other people in the community,” Fiona says.

“If we’re curious about what’s going on, like with the new housing developments, we’ll just ask.”

If you’re new to the area, the group says it’s a great way to see what is going on in your community as well as a way to meeting new people.

“Some of us have been living

Cellaise Mose, Annette Williamson, Fiona McKinneey and Amanda Dickson love that the social walking group gets them out and about, leaving the Community Hub Library every Thursday at 9.30am.

in Wainuiomata for 30 years and we’re always seeing new things,” Fiona says.

Wynne finds the morning walk to be a great motivator and sets her up for the day.

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“It gets you out and gets the blood flowing,” Wynne says.

If you’d like to meet new people and go for a gentle walk, pop along to the social walking club.

Hutt City Youth Award nominations are now open.

The awards recognise youth aged 12-21 who have achieved great things over eight categories.

Categories include achievement in leadership, the arts, sport, entrepreneurship, how they embrace diversity, science technology, service to the community and overcoming adversity.

Each category winner will receive a $500 cash prize and runners up will be awarded a gift card for Queensgate mall.

The award ceremony will be held on October 17 in Lower Hutt.

Applications close on September 6.

For more information go to www. huttcityyouthawards.co.nz

Police training exercise yesterday Police held a training exercise in town yesterday which included an increasing presence in the area.

The training exercise was held at the old Wood Hatton School, 56 Wood St, Wainuiomata.

There was an increased Police presence in the area between 8am and 4pm which included many staff carrying firearms.

Nearby residents may have heard loud bangs come from the venue but Police assure them there was no cause for concern as it was just a routine training exercise.

If you have any queries or concerns, please contact the Wellington Police Communications Centre on 04 381 2000.

Hutt’s Got Talent coming soon Hutt’s Got Talent will be holding their Wainuiomata heats on Tuesday August 13 at the Wainuiomata Hub so there is still time to shine up your spectacular act and enter.

The finals will be on Friday, August 16 at the Lower Hutt Town Hall.

Wainuiomata ReseRves RevieW – Have YouR saY! Hutt City Council are always looking for ways to improve outdoor experiences for our community, and are currently reviewing reserves in Wainuiomata to ensure they meet your needs today and in the future.

Tell us what you think about Wainuiomata Reserves and go in the draw to win a $150 Countdown voucher! Complete the online survey to have your say: bit.ly/WainuiReserves Printed copies of the survey are also available from the Wainuiomata

Community Hub. We’ll be contacting key stakeholder groups separately to invite them for further consultation.

To access the full draft Wainuiomata Reserves Review document, visit Wainuiomata community Hub or head to Hutt City Council’s website and follow these tabs: Home > Your Council > Have your say > Consultations and engagements Feedback opens on Monday 29 July and closes on Sunday 15 September 2019.

GeT in TouCH if you have any questions or comments about this review, please contact our Parks team on: 04 570 6666 or email contact@huttcity.govt.nz

What happens next?

After consultation closes, we’ll collate and read all feedback and amend the review document as required.

Further actions resulting from this feedback (and the final review) will go through another consultation process with the affected parties.

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inbrief news Rugby League teams through to finals Wainuiomata Lions Premier 1 and Premier 2 teams took to the field on Saturday to battle for a spot in the finals next weekend at the Hutt Rec. The Premier 1 team successfully won their game against Randwick Kingfishers, defeating them 32 - 10.

This secures their spot in the finals against defending champions Whiti Te Ra. The Premier 2 team showed no mercy to Titahi Bay Marlins with a 50-0 win and securing their chance to defend their title in next weekends final.

Jubilee Cup Rugby Final

Wainuiomata Rugby Football Club’s Premier team played in the final of the Jubilee Cup at the weekend.

The team played a tough game against Northern United ‘Norths’ at Petone Recreation, losing 25-16.

The club was only behind by six points at half time.

A club spokesperson says: “We were on the back foot for most of the game but we held in there.”

The final marks the end of the rugby season for the Rugby Football club.

Croquet Quiz Night Get your brain exercises in now before the Wainuiomata Croquet Club holds their fundraiser at the end of August.

The quiz night will be held at the Bush Fire Hall, The Strand, on August 31 from 1.30pm.

Tickets to the event are $5 which includes a tasty afternoon tea.

Teams will consist of four to six players so grab your friends for some fun.

Contact 0274261068 to grab your tickets and for more information.

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Celebrate multiculturalism This Friday the community is invited to two free concerts with “Sharing Our Awesomeness” run by Love Wainuiomata which celebrates Wainuiomata’s multicultural richness.

Enjoy free shows at 12.30pm and at 6pm in Wainuiomata Hall with a variety of different entertainment at each.

“These are run by our community for our community,” Love Wainuiomata’s Esther King says.

“These are about having a showcase in our town centre where everyone can participate.

“It’s when people come together that community happens, and by coming together in Queen St we’re developing it as a vibrant, safe community-owned space.

“We’re really excited to trial this event on Friday, and keen to grow more opportunities with the support of local groups, clubs, individuals and whanau,” Esther says.

Friday night will celebrate our locals who provide these performances.

Wainuiomata Intermediate's kapa haka group will be one of many performances at the Multicultural Celebration this Friday. Front Row: Rhobe-Jaexoynn Rahiri (RJ), Manaia Hoeta-Paul Newman, Jaylyn Rawiri, Mereaira Poutu. Back Row: NataleaKapua, Nikora Wharehinga-Sime, Ramari Peneha, Terangianiwaniwa Hare-Moeahu. PHOTO: Megan Connolly

“It will also celebrate every local who comes along as an audience member because we need you! We need locals to support locals, and grow Queen St as a community space together,” Esther adds.

The 12.30pm show includes the fantastic Wainuiomata Intermediate School Kapa Haka

group, Te Ropu Kapa Haka o Te Kahui Tamariki who recently performed at HuttFest, and Matariki at the Wainuiomata Marae.

Teacher Mereana Brown says these tamariki “enjoy sharing their culture through Te Ao Maori”.

“They’re passionate, hard-

working students committed to developing their skills in Maori performing arts,” Mereana says.

Two shows Friday August 2, Wainuiomata Hall, 12.30pm and 6pm, will include different performances at each show. Spot prizes, kai to buy on site (cash), or bring a picnic or takeaways.

Free and all welcome.

Art to empower the senses

By Megan Connolly

Local resident and emerging artist Estelle Cainey will be opening a gallery in Homedale Village at the end of August for other local artists to showcase their work.

The Inspire Gallery will be a place for the community, artists and everyone in-between as a place to exhibit work, run workshops and create an inspiring space, hence the name, Estelle says.

“I wanted to know how I could serve the community and this is where I was drawn.

“The idea behind it is empowering the senses.”

As an emerging artist herself, Estelle hopes to support artists in the community and celebrate the diversity of local art.

“I see it as an oasis out of the hustle of the world where visitors can linger and enjoy the art.”

Estelle works as a spiritual life coach and has for many years but she has only been painting for a short period of time.

“I am co-creator with my art. It’s not me who dictates the outcome, it’s a partnership.”

If she were to describe her artwork Estelle would say mainly abstract and intuitive.

“I just let it unfold.”

By giving the gallery back to the community, she hopes to strengthen the connections within the local art community.

“I hope it can stir some feelings in people and offer experience.”

If you would like to sponsor the gallery or help out in anyway, contact Estelle at wholenesswithestelle@yahoo.co.nz

With a lick of paint or two, local resident Estelle Cainey is creating a space for local artists and the community to showcase their artwork at Homedale Village. Keep an eye out for Inspire the Senses gallery which is set to open at the end of August.

PHOTO: Megan Connolly

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We have a vacancy at Wainuiomata High School for a Whanau Support Coordinator. The role involves providing assistance to students, staff and whanau to ensure all students are given optimal opportunites to reach their goals and be successful.

A Teacher Aide is required at Wainuiomata High School to work with English language learners and some mainstream student support for 23 hours per week.

The successful applicant would need to be available to start as soon as possible in Term 3.

Applications close at 9:00am on Monday 12 August 2019. Please include a covering letter and CV with your application form.

Applcation form available from the High School office by calling 04-938 3224 or email office@wainuiomatahigh.school.nz

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Please include a covering letter and CV with your application. A Position Descriptor is available from the High School office by calling 04-938 3224 or email office@wainuiomatahigh.school.nz

phone 938 3224 www.wainuiomatahigh.school.nz PO Box 43-156, Parkway, Wainuiomata 5048, Wellington

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Question: We asked the Harriers: ‘Do you have a method to stay focused while you’re running?’

Alan Carman “I have a special breathing pattern. I try to do a breath on odd numbers and when my feet land. It keeps me going.”

Ashton Tietjens “I block out everyone around, look straight ahead and focus to keep on running.”

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Community Champions support Women’s Refuge

By Megan Connolly

Local Community Champions were out recently collecting for Women’s Refuge outside Clive’s Chemist.

This was the first street collection for the Community Cham-

pions who formed in September last year.

The local Champions work on raising awareness around family violence and providing visibility and a conversation around it.

A spokesperson says that collecting for the Women’s Refuge helps

to raise the awareness around family violence which is part of their kaupapa.

“We’d like to thank the community for donating to the cause,” a spokesperson says.

“The Wainuiomata community is always so generous.

“There were even several young people giving what they could which was really heartwarming.”

Although they cannot know how much money was raised in Wainui for the refuge, they are very grateful.

Women’s Refuges around New

Zealand provide education programmes and support services, information and safe housing to women, young people and children experiencing abuse, and much more.

Donations will be going straight to the cause.

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Change your address not your lifestyle Woburn Home is more than just a rest home; it’s an elder-centred community that recognises older people as individuals and supports them in a way that’s right for them. Alongside providing quality healthcare, we do all we can to bring companionship, meaningful activity and fun to resident’s lives.

Woburn Home offers rest home, hospital and dementia care, as well as short-term respite and health recovery care. So as your needs change, so too can the support we provide.

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Local resident and Community Champion Joshua Sa’u helped gather donations for New Zealand's Womens Refuge.

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Squash fun for all ladies

By Megan Connolly

Fun and fitness is the motto for the women at the Wainuiomata Squash Club’s ladies’ night who have met every Wednesday night at 7pm for the past six weeks.

The night is a combination of squash lessons, games and, of course, socialising.

The idea came to club secretary Karen “Kazz” Galliers and hus-

band Darin “Radar”, club captain, one day as a way to encourage more people to the club, particularly women.

“With women, any sport can be daunting but squash can be played by anyone, all sizes and shapes,” Kazz says.

“Many of the women who come have never played a racquet sport or only ever driven past the club.”

Since ladies night began six

weeks ago, Kazz has seen an increase in all of the women’s confidence and to the ladies’ surprise, a love for squash.

“Someone will try it out then drag their friend along,” Kazz says.

Kazz was brought up with four brothers playing rugby league, touch rugby and softball but Kazz and Radar’s passion for Squash has grown over the years and they have

now been playing for five years.

“I thought I was fit then I got on the court. The intensity of a workout is what you put into it.”

The club books out the court so the women who come along have complete usage of the club’s three squash courts as well as the club sauna.

“You don’t realise it’s such a cheap sport.”

Membership starts from $5 with

Wednesday nights being free of charge.

“Women don’t have any time for themselves so coming down to the clubs is time away for them and the chance for them to learn a new skill.”

“It’s such an awesome atmosphere and every lady encourages each other,” says Kazz.

Email Kazz at kazz911@hotmail. co.nz for more information.

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Regan says “The doctor shortage has a huge impact on our patients and staff creating difficulty for all concerned.”

“But we do have great news to share. In September and October we have two new doctors joining our team long term. We also have another Practice Nurse starting at Whai Oranga in late July and final year dental students from ŌOtago University are coming back in September.”

“However, we’re experiencing problems with patients who do not attend their appointments. Please, if you no longer need to visit us, just phone and let us know.

“Every day we have patients who desperately want and need an appointment. If you don’t want yours, help us to help them. Your assistance in this would make for efficient

scheduling of our doctors time.”

Our repeat prescriptions are now processed on a 48hour turnaround.

We are encouraging patients to phone us a least one week before medications are due to run out, so we can have time to prepare those prescriptions” Regan explains.

“Our patients can make appointments either by phoning us directly or alternatively by signing up for ‘ManageMyHealth’, it’s easy. Visit our receptionists to get started.”

With ‘ManageMyHealth’ you can check your lab results and get your prescriptions. Soon patients will be able to fully book appointments online as well.” explains Regan.

Regan says “From the heart to you all in our Wainuiomata community thank you for your patience. With co-operation between patients and practice staff difficulties can be managed until our new doctors arrive.

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Enjoy two free shows by locals for locals!

Want to have fun with our community whilst enjoying music, dance and entertainment by locals for locals?

Then come along "Sharing Our Awesomeness" this Friday 2 August. It's a community multicultural celebration with two free shows, 12.30pm and 6.00pm, in warm Wainuiomata Hall. These two shows offer different performances at each and give locals an opportunity to share their talents and culture with you - our community.

Bring your friends and whanau, there's spot prizes and tasty kai onsite (cash), or bring a picnic or takeaways to enjoy as you watch the shows.

Love Wainuiomata will keep growing these opportunities for our community to share our rich culture, talent, clubs and groups.

So please get in touch now to be part of it! 020 4116 9759, facebook. com/lovewainuiomata

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• By appointment only - Generic Counselling, contact Kokiri 9.30am-10.30am - Social Walking Group 10am-11am - Community Law Clinic 10.30am-11am - Baby Bounce 10.30am-11am - Book Group 1pm-2pm - Badminton for Adults 1pm-3pm - Stepping Up 2pm-3pm - Justice of the Peace 2pm-4pm - Craft Group 3pm-4pm - ‘E Katu Workshop 3.30pm-5pm – THR Teina: Hipihope, Mana Taiohi Matauranga, Tama Tu 4pm-5pm - Bricks & Pieces 4pm-5pm - Māori Legends 7pm-8.30pm - Guitar Group

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• By appointment only Generic Counselling, contact Kokiri 9.30am-10.30am - Social Walking Group 10am-11am - Community Law Clinic 10.30am-11am - Baby Bounce 1pm-2pm - Badminton for Adults 1pm-3pm - Stepping Up 2pm-3pm - Justice of the Peace 2pm-4pm - Craft Group 3.30pm-5pm – THR Teina: Hipihope, Mana Taiohi Matauranga, Tama Tu 4pm-5pm - Bricks & Pieces 4pm-5pm - Māori Legends 7pm-8.30pm - Guitar Group

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• 9am-11.30am - Kokiri Budgeting Service/JP Services 9.30am-2.30pm - Literacy Aotearoa 10am-12.30pm - Citizen Advice Bureau 2pm-3pm - Family History Drop in 4pm-5pm - Afterschool Badminton 4pm-5pm - Ko Wai Au? 5:30pm-6:30pm - Friday Night's Queen St "& Kai" Pop-Up

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Tree planters were lucky on Saturday “We’re very fortunate to have had good morning for their last planting of the year weather and great volunteers at all of our with the worst weather staying away. plantings.”

Our summer pools were builtJJ by and us. Diego That’s to not say that it wasn’t essential For young planters Blends in well did cause no fuss. for volunteers to slip on their gumboots Malama this was only their second With time hydroplanting slide will cause splash. due to much of the planting being in the trees evera and they looked it many flax and wetland this time around. And to forward topeople headingdash. back into the wetland Through Nevertheless, 12 keen planters waded to donative more.bush we twist and wiggle. through the mud and water planting the Protecting Waiu Park’s wetlands is From the children brings a giggle. final 300 hundred trees of the season.Severn important because they provide days a week the place is open.habitat This time around carex secta, carex and fooddays for native insects and fish.

Hot summer we allbirds, are hopen! vergata and flax cabbage were planted, Over the last year, the team has worked leaving plenty of gaps for future ponds on cleaning up the main weed problem and rivers to be added for the ducks. which is blackberry bushes and creating Public Notice This is the third and final planting for a happy habitat that will encourage native organiser Gary James and the wetland wildlife.

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with Jacob Page

Beauden and Brodie the big concerns Kick your goals, Beauden!

I don’t care if Beauden Barrett sets up tries with his running game, in an arm wrestle, which so many key World Cup games are, his goal kicking is a liability.

For the second time in 12 months, his lacklustre goal kicking cost the All Blacks a match as the Springboks scrambled a 16-16 draw in Wellington.

Barrett missed two regulation

penalty kicks which came back to haunt the All Blacks in a game they did enough to win but ultimately didn’t deserve to come out on the right side of.

I’m also bur ying the lead because if Brodie Retallick’s arm injury looked as bad as it appeared when he left the game after an hour, then I’m not sure if we can win the Webb Ellis Trophy for a third straight time anyway.

The All Blacks, the pinnacle of world rugby for a decade, have slowly been reeled in as other countries appear to have caught up.

Losing Brodie would be an irreplaceable blow.

The men in black looked lethargic the entire first half but were much improved in the second.

The Boks won the physical exchanges in the first 40.

The Barrett and Richie Mo’unga experiment earned a lukewarm pass mark at best.

The sad thing about Barrett’s kicking troubles they will force him to play fullback so Mo’unga kicks goals which forces the world’s best fullback, Ben Smith, on to the wing.

Smith, along with the return of Dane Coles were real highlights.

Aaron Smith also added some zip at scrumhalf when he came

on.

Kieran Read, Sonny Bill Williams and Rieko Ioane were passengers most of the night.

No Brodie, no World Cup but no goal kicking composure and we won’t be winning it either.

For the first time in a long time Steve Ha nsen a nd co have tough decisions to make under the scrutiny of a restless and unforgiving New Zealand public eye.

Local harrier represents Wellington It’s only half way through the season and local runner Cameron Forsyth has been selected for his second harriers event representing Wellington.

The very promising young runner finished second in the mens under 18 grade at the recent Wellington Cross Country Championships.

This performance, along with his other outstanding performances this season have secured his position on the Wellington team to compete at the New Zealand Cross Country Championships this coming Sunday.

Along with Cameron, 11 other Wainuiomata runners headed out to Grenada North last Saturday to compete in the Wellington Centre Cross-country Championships.

After several days of appalling wet weather, the course was very wet and muddy underfoot making the challenging course even harder in the later races.

The course included several short sharp climbs but

unfortunately missed out the hurdles this year due to the council requiring a change to the course because of the wet grounds.

It is hard to know whether the local athletes ran faster than last year due to the course change, but everyone ran amazingly well, club spokesperson Nikki Braniff-Jones says.

And of the 12 athletes representing Wainuiomata there were six in the top ten and two second placings with Cameron Forsyth, and Shelley Tietjens in the non-championship 5km race.

The event is a selection race for the National Championships being held in Upper Hutt this coming Sunday, so all athletes would be looking for a good result in order to be chosen for the Wellington team.

With this being the last local cross-country race for 2019 Wainuiomata Harriers now head into the road racing part of the season.

“Our first event is the club road championships followed by the Wellington Road Championships which we host on Waterworks Road in the water catchment area of the Wainui,” Nikki says.

This event also brings out the best of Wellington runners, trying to gain selection for national road championships.

Results: Girls under 10, 1km – Penny Houlihan 6th 4.43 minutes Boys under 12, 2km – Luke Hayes 17th 10.42 minutes Girls under 14, 2km – Lucy Houlihan 11th 9.12 minutes; Arnika Lahood 12th 9.12 minutes Girls under 16, 4km – Hanna Hoffman 6th 18.03 minutes Men over 60, 5km – Don McGowan 13th 25.42 minutes Open non-championship, 5km – Shelley Tietjens 2nd 24.01 minutes Men under 18, 6km – Cameron Forsyth 2nd 25.54 minutes; Jesse Carman 4th 29.26 minutes

Georgina Cox having a splash in the last race of the day.

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Cameron Forsyth showing good form ahead of another runner.

Men over 35, 10km – Stewart Clement 33rd 58.11 minutes Men over 50, 10km – Alan Carman 20th 53.33 minutes Women over 35, 10km – Georgina Cox 8th 57.42 minutes Full results can be found on our

website: www.sporty.co.nz/wainuiomataaahc.

This Saturday is a club run/walk, meeting at the clubrooms in Richard Prouse Park, 1.45pm. For more information contact Nikki on 021 02348292.

Bingo! Ulalei sees fun and worthwhile donations

By Toli Sagaga

Ulalei had a successful Bingo Night at the Wainuiomata Rugby League Rooms last Friday night.

The club received generous support from many of the local businesses through table sponsor-

ship, gift baskets, vouchers, and delicious bakery food.

It was an evening enjoyed by all who attended. Local community board member, Keri Brown, had a go at calling out the numbers, during the evening too.

Ulalei continued their success

on the court the following day at Walter Nash Centre with all four(4) teams winning.

Premier 1 Ulalei Pua delivered another masterclass, the recipients being St Orans Club. Pua outplayed

and outclassed St Orans with a massive 70-42 win. Pua remain at the top of the Premier 1 with 1 game left in the round, securing a place in the play-offs.

Ulalei Aute welcomed back Valerie Taito and Rachel Savelio from their international duties

Ulalei Pua Goal Keeper (GK) Coral Winiata in the air defending St Orans shot. PHOTO: supplied

annihilating Upper Hutt Maidstone United (2) 82-39. Aute will need another big win this Saturday to have any chance of making the play-offs.

Senior 1 Ulalei Fuesina had a good win against current Senior 1 leaders UHMU(5) 38-20. Fuesina are looking good to make the playoffs for their division.

Senior 2 With the return of the shooting Kosega sisters, Ulalei Moso’oi came from behind to snatch a rare win against HSOG(2) 29-24.

Draw for final round games this Saturday 3 August 2019 at Walter Nash Centre Premier 1 Aute v COG (1) at 1:30pm Pua v NNCU (1) at 10:30am Senior 1 Fuesina v SV Rugby (1) at 12:00 noon Senior 2 Moso’oi v UH Rams (2) at 3:00pm

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