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A publicly owned water company could ESTIMATED SAVINGS save the Waipa district millions of dollars. OVER 10 YEARS Waipa District Council has agreed to SAVINGS MADE take the next step in forming a rate-payer owned water company, which would mean • Waipa District Council: $26.7m joining forces with Hamilton city and Wai- kato district councils to create a Council • Waikato District Council: $28.1m • Operational expenditure: Reduces by Controlled Organisation (CCO). $153.5m, average of $5.4m per year. The CCO would manage water and • Hamilton City Council: $52.3m wastewater on behalf of all three councils, • Capital expenditure: Reduces by $150.9m, and stormwater would be managed by the average of $5.3m per year CCO under contract. An independent report shows Waipa • Debt optimisation: Charges to consumers District Council could save an estimated reduced by $164m over 28 years. Waikato District Council ESTIMATED SAVINGS has given it the nod, and OVER 28 YEARS Hamilton City Council will make a decision on • Waipa District Council: $80.8m Waipa District Council is whether it will agree. • Waikato District Council: $105.5m asking the public for feedback on a plan to set • Hamilton City Council: 282.1m $26.7 million in 10 years, and $80.8 million up a company to in 28 years. It suggested the company could optimise manager the district’s debt by reducing charges to consumers by water resources, along $164 million over 28 years. But feedback via Neighbourly shows with Hamilton City people are worried about what it means for Council and Waikato them and the matter is shaping up to be an election issue. It includes concerns about District Council. rates increasing, and who will run the com- Emma James reports on pany. Those concerns will be answered when the public is consulted on the com- the Waipa council’s move pany in 2017. to back the plan. Waikato District Council has given it the nod, and Hamilton City Council will make a decision on whether it will agree to be part of the proposal, this week. If Hamilton decides to go ahead, the plan will be further considered by newly elected councils after the local body elections in October. Then a comprehensive programme will be created to provide information to the public. By law, no decision to form a CCO can be made until the community has been consulted. Source: Cranleigh report ❚ Waipa mayor: Public will have its say on water company, page 3.

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A Cambridge firm is among those office/home entry, guest wc and projects. Jessop received a Com- Kris Wilson of Design House recognised ath the 2016 Waikato to the external BBQ area. mercial/industrial Architectural Architecture received a Regional ADNZResene Architec- To keep the office and meeting Design Award for his work on commended for his work on a tural Design Awards rooms separate from the main Ember Restaurant on Church bold beach house located in the At a ceremony in Rotorua, home, an automated glass sliding Road in the Waikato, a Residen- Coromandel. Vaughan Bayley of Vaughan Bay- door was installed to allow easy tial Interiors Architectural Andre Laurent of Creative ley Designs, received a access. Judges commented the Design Award and a Residential Space Architecture was awarded Commended Awarded for his project provides a range of New Home Over 300m2 Architec- a commended for his project titled Marsden Extension project, in the additional functions in spaces set tural Design Award for a home ‘Little Bay’. Laurent received rec- alterations and additions category alongside the existing house. titled ‘Black on White’ and a ognition for his work in the resi- for his work on the renovation of ‘‘An impressive extension on a Highly Commended for work on a dential new home over 300m2 a home/office. minimal budget,’’ they said. The Marsden Extension project by bush bach hideaway located in category. The brief called for a stylish The ADNZ Resene Architec- Vaughan Bayley of Vaughan Bayley the Coromandel. Brendon Gordon of Brendon modern entry and a new office tural Design Awards are held Designs, Cambridge, was recognised Hamilton designer, Tane Cox Gordon Architecture Ltd received and meeting room to be added to annually. This year more than 149 at the 2016 Waikato Regional ADNZ of Red Architecture received two a Highly Commended for his an existing concrete tilt slab entries were received. The awards Resene Architectural Design Awards. awards for his design ‘Crows- work on a beach house located on house. recognise creative and well- nest’. the Whangamata harbour front. The decision was made to cre- designed residential, commercial, Hamilton designer Noel Jessop Designed for a sea-side site at Gordon was recognised in the ate a glazed atrium entry which alterations and multi-use projects of Noel Jessop Architecture Whale Bay in Raglan, the brief residential new home over 300m2 extended over the front portico, from across New Zealand. received four awards for three was for a surfer’s stay. category.

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Countdown Cambridge is taking part in a national campaign to send messages of support to the New Zealand Olympic Team. They are giving customers the opportunity to write on stickers, which get added to a giant poster in store. Senior Administrator Manager Chris Renata said they had already filled a couple of posters. The checkout team have flag stickers that they have been handing out as people pay for their groceries. ‘‘They’re going to be sent to the Olympians so they can read all of the support from the customers,’’ she said. It doesn’t matter how much or how little a customer spends, she said, anyone and everyone can write a message. It has been going since Monday July 4, and will finish on Sunday July 24. The messages will be shared with the Olympians through the NZOC Facebook page, and the Road to Rio Newsletter. Five current world champions will spearhead the New Zealand cycling team to next month’s Rio Olympic Games, announced by the New Zealand Olympic Committee. The world champion men’s team sprint trio of Eddie Dawkins, Ethan Mitchell and Sam Webster – named last month along with female sprinter Natasha Hansen – will be joined in Rio by current time trial world champion Linda Villumsen. The other world champion is mountain biker Sam Gaze, who recently took out the under-23 cross-country crown. More than 10,000 athletes will compete in the first edition of the Olympic Games in Rio, South America. The battle to qualify, which began in 2014, is still going on and concludes shortly before the Games, when the official list of athletes will be confirmed. The Olympics begin on Friday, August 5 and conclude on Sunday, August 21. 14 CAMBRIDGE EDITION, JULY 13, 2016 stuff.co.nz

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WED JULY 13 0086 or Fair is on at the Tamahere [email protected]); or Community Hall on Devine Rd from Ukelele: The Riverside Ukes meet at Julie Epps (827 8013 or 8.30am – 1pm. the Cambridge Health and [email protected]), with your plans. Community Centre, 22a Taylor St, Racing: There is greyhound racing SUN JULY 17 from 6.30pm to 9.30pm. Bring your at the Cambridge Raceway, Taylor Concert: The Hamilton Civic Choir is own uke, or borrow one. Details St. The first race is at 12pm. coming to Cambridge. It will be at St from Jan or Rob on 823 1133 or text Andrew’s Church at 2.30pm. Tickets 027 657 1565. FRIDAY JULY 15 are at the door for $15 an adult, $10 Dancing: Scottish Country Dancing Laughter: Basil, Sybil and Manuel for seniors and students, and school is on from 7.30pm at St Andrew’s from Faulty Towers will be brought children free. Church hall. Newcomers welcome. to life for you. These three Tramping: The Cambridge Contact Merilyn on 827 6142. characters will give you side splitting Tramping Club will depar at 7.30 to Tennis: Tennis for all at the humour as they integrate your the Raglan area for several shorter Cambridge Racquets Club, Thornton favourite moments from the old TV walks. Please contact Nora on 838 Rd, is from 9am to 12 noon. All show, then spice it up with their 0554 or 021 138 3305 for more welcome. $10 for non-members. improvisation from quirky, cheeky information. Phone Wayne on 827 7563. and just plain fun conversations. It is at Windy Ridge in Ohaupo. Tickets MON JULY 18 WED JULY 13 – The Hamilton Mind Body and Spirit Fair is on at the Waikato Sport Fishing Club are $69 from eventfinda.co.nz. Meeting: The July social meeting THURS JULY 14 in Grantham St, Hamilton on Saturday and Sunday July 16-17. There will be English classes: Free English pebbles and potions, a huge range of crystals, incense, tarot and oracle cards, for Cambridge SeniorNet is on at Give blood: From 1pm to 7pm at classes are on Fridays from 10am to giftware, Tibetan singing bowls, Feng shui, jewellery and books. Show specials 9.30am at the lounge of the the Cambridge Town Hall on 12 noon at Cambridge Community include a large range of new age and pagan books. It is free to enter the fair. Cambridge Community Centre, 22a Wednesday, and 7.30am – 1pm on House, 193 Shakespeare St, Taylor St. All are welcome. Thursday, Please call 0800 448 325 Leamington. Contact Ellena Butcher workshop hosted by Mainstream Mac Tribute Show will be held at the Dancing: Old Time and Sequence for an appointment and please bring on 07 853 2188 or via Green. Learn more about plastic and Waipa Working Men’s Club in Te Dancing is on every Monday at the your ID on the day. ellena.butcher@englishlanguage the planet. Awamutu at 8pm. It is a professional Senior Citizens Hall from 1.30pm. It is .org.nz. live band delivering a top quality $2. THURS JULY 14 Workshop: There is a school SAT JULY 16 musical experience celebrating the Patchwork: The Cambridge Bastille Day: Bonjour Bastille Day – holiday workshop to learn how FAIR: The Hamilton Mind Body Spirit music of Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Patchwork Group will meet at the When Cambridge goes a bit French make your own beeswax wrap. It will Fair is on at the Waikato Sport Nicks. General admission is $10. Red Cross Hall from 10am to 2pm for a day. This will be hosted by the be in the Victorian Room at the Fishing Club in Grantham Street. It today. New members welcome. Cambridge/Le Quesnoy Sister City Cambridge Town Hall from 10am – goes from 10am and it is free to go. Market: The Tamahere Market is on Contact Lori Neels on 827 8689. Committee and invites Cambridge 11.30am. It is $8 per child and for Market: The Cambridge Farmers at St Stephen’s Church Grounds on Indoor Bowls: Karapiro-Taotaoroa cafes, restaurants and shops to have school aged children only (adult market is on at Victoria Square from the corner of Tamahere Dr and Indoor Bowls is at the Karapiro- a French-themed day for Bastille must accompany child, adult entry 8am – 12pm. Airport Rd from 8.30am – 1pm. Taotaoroa hall (behind Mobil Day. Contact Grant Middlemiss (823 free). It is a 90 minute interactive Concert: Landslide – The Fleetwood Market: The Antique and Collectors Garage) on SH1, from 7pm.

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They have a charity dinner at the Cambridge Town Hall from Toastmasters: Tree Town SkyCity, and tickets are $120. Guest 12.30pm – 3.30pm. Public entry is $5 Toastmasters meet from 7.15pm to speakers are Ian Foster and Louise for adults, $3 for seniors and 9pm at the council buildings in Nicolas. Tickets are available from children, and under fives free. Please Wilson St. There is no cost, and eventfinda.co.nz. contact Dianne on 021 784 425 for nibbles and drinks are included. Racing: There is greyhound racing more information. Dance: The Waipa Wranglers Line and harness racing at the Fun ride: The 12th Annual Winter Dance classes are at Trinity St Paul’s Cambridge Raceway, Taylor St. The Fun Ride Series – Ride 3 is on at Church from 12.30pm – 3.30pm. first greyhound race is at 4pm and Leamington Primary School from Beginners welcome. Phone Maria on the first harness race is at 6pm. 10am – 2pm. Registration is $55. 823 3428. TUES JULY 19 FRI JULY 22 – SUN WED JULY 27 JULY 24 Dancing: Scottish Country Dancing Choir: The Mosaic Modern Choir Rowing: Rowing New Zealand workshops are weekly from 6.45pm practises every Tuesday night from at St Andrew’s Church Hall. It costs 7pm – 9pm at the Cambridge Health Winter Series #3 is at the Mighty River Domain, Lake Karapiro. $20. Email and Community Centre, 22a Taylor [email protected]. St. For any enquiries, phone 827 4313 SAT JULY 23 or 027 411 9559. Seminar: FoalEd – Intro to Foaling FRI JULY 29 There is a seminar to be held at St Peter’s School about foaling. It will provide TUES JULY 19 – will be held at St Peter’s School to training sessions for horse owners, breeders, workers and anyone interesting in Laughter: Basil, Sybil and Manuel THURS JULY 21 provide training sessions for horse foaling down mares. The cost is $150 and tickets are available from from Faulty Towers will be brought owners, breeders, workers and eventfinda.co.nz. It goes from 3pm – 5pm on Saturday July 23. to life for you. These three Show: The Prince and the Pea is anyone interested in learning about characters will give you side splitting showing at The Meteor in Hamilton. foaling down mares. The cost is $150 per couple. It is a black tie event and Workshop: Green Family Living, humour as they integrate your A mysterious young man washes and tickets are available from the proceeds go towards a missions hosted by Mainstream Green will be favourite moments from the old TV ashore in the kingdom of Monteblat, eventfinda.co.nz. It goes from 3pm – trip in Kolkata, India, working with at 2pm at Onyx Cafe for $25 per show, then spice it up with their claiming to the long-lost Prince 5pm. the Freeset Gateway project. For person. improvisation from quirky, cheeky Ruprecht. Tickets are $10 fr adults Market: The Dutch market is on at tickets, please call 021 222 0609. Ball: The Freedom Ball is on at and just plain fun conversations. It is and $8 for children; door sales only. St Andrew’s Church from 10am – at Windy Ridge in Ohaupo. Tickets Market: The Cambridge Farmers Bridges Church. The guests will be 1pm. All are welcome. New Zealand cyclist Alison Shanks are $69 from eventfinda.co.nz. THURS JULY 21 Ball: The Freedom Ball is on at Market is on at Victoria Square from 8am to 12 noon. and Aaron Boyens. It starts at Charity dinner: Taiohi Toa Trust is a Bridges Church, Duke St. The guests 6.30pm. Tickets are $45 each of $75 SUN JULY 31 non government organisation that will be New Zealand cyclist Alison Workshop: Better Living Without per couple. It is a black tie event. Meeting: There will be a Labour operates in Hamilton to promote the Shanks and Aaron Boyens Plastic, hosted by Mainstream Green Party Branch meeting at the Red well-being and enhance the potential supported by Julia Grace. It starts at will be at 10am at Onyx Cafe. Tickets SUN JULY 24 Cross Hall at 10.30am. The speaker of youth in the local community. 6.30pm. Tickets are $45 each, or $75 are $25 per person. Cat show: There is a cat show on at will be MP Sue Moroney.

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It’s all go in CAMBRIDGE THERE’S LOTS OF PROJECTS GOING ON IN THE CENTRE OF CAMBRIDGE, WE WANT TO MAKE SURE YOU KNOW ALL ABOUT THEM

Lakewood development will start Lake Street around Lake construc Te Ko Utu, will close to later ion create a community this year New leisure space and pathways and addiional parking cycleways AKE TREET

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HAMILTO ROA We’re aker Street Whit planing trees will become a and landscaping two lane street new areas

The exis median island i on Queen ng Street will A new roundabout is We‘re installing change to median strips that will allow tra being built on the turn right into ion of Victoria run along Victoria Road i intersec Lake Street cto and Hamilton Road and Queen Street

VICTORI Pedestrian STREE UEEN crossings are a key TREET part of the design

Over the next four pages you’ll ind out about the main things that are happening. There are also some areas where we need your feedback. You can share this with us on page four or online at waipadc.govt/majorprojects

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Maple, Twisted Elm, Arbutus and LIGHTING TREES Rowan varieies. We’ll be planing nine new trees as We want to make sure appropriate part of the project design. We’re also ligh ng is used in the area. Ligh ng not only Trees are important to Cambridge i i landscaping the new recrea on area makes spaces safer, it also has an impact on - they are part of our character and i and pathways. how a space looks. beauify our towns. One protected tree was consented for We are looking to include some lights that are a Trees have been a major consideraion to removal as part of the Lakewood bit more stylish than the standard street lights the project design and where possible we development. This was a female Ginkgo and ones that suit the surrounding areas. For have tried to design around them. which wasn’t suited to the urban example on the median strips, we are looking Twelve trees will need to be removed environments and which would have at lights that are 7.5m high so they will sit to accommodate changes to the road created amenity issues in the future under the tree canopy and using uplighing to layout. The trees being removed are not (while the Ginkgo is an atracive-looking emphasise some of the special features such as protected and are generally the smaller tree, it drops fruit which becomes smelly the Lake Te Ko Utu gates and signiicant trees. ones in the area, they include Cherry, and makes footpaths very slippery). We’re also using pedestrian lighing to illuminate footpaths around the area. WANT TO KNOW MORE? Talk to the project team, ask your quesions, see more details and take a tour of the site. 2-6PM, THURSDAY 21 JULY THE PINK CHURCH We’re looking at using uplighing on some trees.

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DENIS RYAN ride and dad agreed to sign me up by former stable star Alamosa – as an apprentice. I suppose you home first at Ruakaka on Growing up in a fully could say it’s all paid off.’’ Saturday. He went all but in his immersed racing family, it should Leading That modest understatement quest for a century of wins have been a natural progression apprentice Shaun identifies Shaun as one of racing’s partnering Lucky’s Revenge later for Shaun McKay to follow in the McKay takes his quiet achievers. He has gone in the Ruakaka programme. footsteps of his father Peter and career tally to 99 about developing his skills with a When that next win is landed brother Jacob. as he rides determination that belies his pol- any time soon to complete his first Lucky’s Revenge Fact is, that’s about as far from to victory at ite and gentle nature. century and Shaun loses his reality as it could get. While Peter Ruakaka last When the colours are up on apprentice claim, he will have was knocking off big wins with Saturday. raceday, there’s no-one more com- some hard thinking to do. Like the able assistance of his elder petitive. Kicking off at the tail-end others in recent times who have son, the youngest member of the of the 2013-14 season, three wins ridden a century before the end of family was more intent on having lad who didn’t throw his leg day – and with a lead of 14 wins from 69 rides told him he wasn’t their apprenticeships, Shaun may fun on his BMX and Motocross across a horse until he was 16 over his closest rival, he looks wasting his time. well get the chance to transfer his bikes. years old is now the country’s assured of the champion appren- Last season he added another indentures across the Tasman Racing was at best a side inter- leading apprentice jockey. On tice title. 27 wins and shortly into the and revert to a claim under a dif- est and being roused from his bed Saturday at Ruakaka a winning ‘‘It’s all happened pretty fast,’’ new season, when he landed ferent set of rules. to help out at the training track double on horses trained by his says Shaun. ‘‘I think I surprised his first feature in the Hawke’s ‘‘I guess if I got a good offer to wasn’t something he relished. father took his tally for the season mum and dad when I told them I Bay Guineas riding his parents’ go over I’d definitely have to con- How things can change. Now to 69 wins and his career tally to wanted to leave school and come horse Amarula, he knew he had sider it,’’ he commented. Shaun is the first up in the morn- 99. to work for them. made it. ‘‘I’d imagine dad might have ing, keen to get down to the track With the 2015-16 season due to ‘‘I definitely didn’t know I’d get Peter and Kim McKay were the something to say about that, but and look for his next winner. end on July 31 – which also to where I am now, but as it owners again when Shaun we’ll get to the end of the season In an amazing turnaround, the happens to be Shaun’s 20 th birth- turned out I enjoyed learning to brought Barcelo – a two- year-old first and then see what happens.’’

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University snuck into the semi- finals of Waikato premier club rugby thanks to a last gasp match- winning penalty by Te Raina Richards-Coxhead that saw them edge Hautapu 22-20 on Saturday. The dramatic victory for Uni- versity, who had 14 men for an hour after Louis Rogers’ red card, meant Otorohanga dropped out of the top four, after starting the The Cambridge rugby team contesting the Gwynne Shield this week. final round in third, because of their 43-18 defeat to Melville, who secured top spot to win the Haswell Catley Trophy. Cambridge on track for Otorohanga slipped below Uni- versity and Hamilton Old Boys, who assured their semi-final place Gwynne Shield honours with a 42-14 win at United Mata- mata Sports. The rugby stars of the future are The round robin tournament is Hamilton Marist’s three-year in Cambridge this week to com- a weighted tournament where all reign as champions is over after pete in the Gwynne Shield rugby players must be under 57kg. the wins for Old Boys and Univer- tournament. R J Gwynne donated the Shield sity made it impossible for them The competition kicked off on in 1921 for play between Waikato to make the top four. Sunday and runs through to July Primary Schools. It is only in The defeat for Hautapu sees University’s Josh Fawcett makes a break during their thrilling 22-20 win over 17, hosted at Hautapu Park. recent times it has been a compe- them finish second and they’ll Hautapu that secured a place in the semi-finals. PHOTO: GEORGE HEARD / FAIRFAX NZ Host team Cambridge played tition for sub-union representa- host third-placed Old Boys in next its first game of the tournament tive teams. Up until 1941, there weekend’s semi-finals, while Uni- to 14 men, Waikato first-five Rob- ing clear of Otorohanga, Univer- on Monday, defeating Matamata, were teams such as Marist, versity travel to Melville. ertson’s quick bit of thinking sity were on the verge of the last 27-5. Whitiora Primary School, University had to win to have from a restart saw him grubber four until Sam Tupou’s late try Cambridge then went on to Southwell and Morrinsville Dis- any chance of making the semi- and regather as University drove unbelievably put Hautapu 20-19 defeat Tokoroa Tritons 29-0, and trict High School in the compe- finals, and after Jason Robertson into Hautapu territory. ahead. notched up a win against Hamil- tition. and Todd Doolan traded early And Eli Atkins’ great pick up But with a minute left, Robert- ton Wasps, 10-0. Teams from Waipa and penalties, their task took an unex- and reach to the line saw Univer- son hobbled off after taking sev- The tournament includes Mangakino have also won the pected twist when flanker Rogers sity reduce the deficit to 13-11. eral painful blows, meaning teams from Hamilton, Cambridge, Shield. In 1974 there was a South was sent off. University edged in front 14-13 Richards-Coxhead stepped on to Te Awamutu, Matamata and Waikato team and just two Hamil- Hautapu capitalised with Sam thanks to another Robertson pen- the field as University pushed to Tokoroa. ton teams playing against other van der Valk scoring a try. But alty. save their season. During the tournament week, Waikato sub-union of Matamata, after Robertson and Doolan Then Hautapu were reduced to And inside Hautapu’s 22, they teams will play 10 games. Each Cambridge, Te Awamutu and kicked another penalty each, 14 again, University sensed an won a penalty right in front of the game will be 40 minutes long, with North Waikato. In 1975 South meaning Hautapu led 13-6, opportunity to strike – and they posts that Richards-Coxhead two 20 minute halves. Waikato was divided into the two University hit back with a crucial did, as Robertson scored in the popped over to send them into the The teams are made up of teams, Putaruru and Tokoroa. try right on half-time. corner. top four in the most dramatic cir- players from local children in Hamilton was asked to enter a With Hautapu now also down And with news of Melville pull- cumstances. school years 7 and 8. third team, Hamilton South. FREE Hearing Check before it’s too late

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