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Art meeting Driver avoids jail Waipa artists are invited to a free morning tea at the Rosebank Art Centre, Family slams sentence for driver in crash that killed four Churchill St, Te Awamutu, on Thursday, April 26 from 10am to midday. BY NATALIE AKOORIE 280218SPSTPCRASH The event will include an DYLAN COSSEY has avoided open discussion about art The young man whose driving prison after he was sentenced to 12 months’ home detention. activities and exhibitions. in an illegal street race contributed to the deaths of four people — two He was also ordered to Lotto win from Te Awamutu — has avoided complete 400 hours’ prison after he was sentenced to 12 community service and was A Lotto ticket worth months’ home detention. disqualified from driving for $17,319 was sold at Pak ’n Dylan Cossey, 21, was also seven years. Save Te Awamutu for last ordered to complete 400 hours’ Wednesday’s draw — one of community service and disquali- nine to share Lotto Second fied from driving for seven years. Division. The sentence has been Waikato fared well with slammed by family of one of the two further winning tickets victims as inappropriate and not sold in Hamilton — including hard enough. WP240418SPNA one of two Powerball Second Cossey, the driver of a Honda STEPHEN JONES will be Division tickets which Integra involved in the fatal race sentenced on May 3 for his boosted the prize to $21,846. on June 24, 2016, was found guilty part in an illegal street in February of manslaughter and race that killed four people. Anzac Day street racing causing injury for his Cambridge part in the tragedy. collision. I have concluded you are “Lance was a 28-year-old man Strickett-Craze’s mother Erica Light show at Cambridge Stephen John Jones — Cossey’s substantially less culpable.” The but he was still a loving, present Strickett-Fraser told the court the passenger who was filming at the court heard how Robinson, who and attentive son.” Now she suf- loss of her youngest daughter was Town Hall tonight 6pm. Inside ¯ is the Anzac Salute Concert time of the crash near Ohaupo¯— had three times the blood alcohol fered a “bone-deep loneliness” and unbearable. from 6.30pm. Free entry. was found not guilty of man- level and traces of cannabis and isolation and her family was list- She said her daughter, who was slaughter but guilty of attempting methamphetamine in his blood, less without Robinson. On Anzac Day a dawn about to set up her own business, to pervert the course of justice began racing with Cossey at speeds Howarth said if Robinson had dreams and goals for herself service is at the Town Hall after he edited incriminating video of up to 140km/h just north of Te survived he would have owned his and her young son that she would Cenotaph at 6am. evidence of the race. Awamutu as the two carloads of “mistake” and accepted responsi- now never accomplish. Commemorative service in Both men, aged 18 at the time of young people travelled toward bility for his actions. “My beautiful daughter will the Town Hall at 9am. the crash, were found guilty of Hamilton. She told Cossey it terrified and never be the blushing bride. She Te Awamutu failing to stop after witnessing None of the two groups knew saddened her that his actions will never get to walk down the On Anzac Day ex-service Lance Robinson’s Nissan Skyline each other. At one point Robinson demonstrated a lack of disregard aisle. Her sister will never be her personnel will parade outside smash into an oncoming van. overtook two cars in a passing lane for the law and for the lives of the bridesmaid. the RSA Clubrooms at Jones was heard on the video and almost crashed into another deceased. “She will never get to see her 5.45am. A service is at the yelling “Gap it bro”. oncoming car. “I worry for your future. Your son grow up. The sense of loss is Sunken Cross, Memorial On Friday at the High Court in Cossey was in his own lane and actions have hurt so many.” She unbearable. Park, Mutu St at 6am. Hamilton Jones, 20, was remanded decelerating when Robinson over- asked Judge Hinton to give a fair “We are heartbroken and will Returned, service and for sentencing on May 3 after took him and pulled back into the and just sentence and she hoped always remain so.” members of uniformed listening to the victim impact correct lane, before losing control the impact of a sentence would Strickett-Craze’s father, Paul groups parade from the RSA statements of the family members on a slight bend and fishtailing awaken Cossey and Jones to their Craze, said he found out his Clubrooms at 10.30am. of the victims. into the path of the plumbing offending. beloved daughter had died when Civic commemoration Hamilton woman Hannah Leis company van. Ms Howarth also urged Cossey he read the news online on the service at the War Memorial, Strickett-Craze, 24, Paul De Silva, “The other driver’s greater to make the most of the rest of his Monday morning. 20, and Robinson, 28, both of Te level of culpability is reinforced by life and cherish the mother-son “When it was confirmed my Anzac Green, at 11am. Awamutu, and Jason McCormick his dangerous driving leading up bond he still has with his own world all but died around me.” The RSA Clubrooms will Ross, 19, of Stratford died in the to the crash,” Hinton said. mother, something she had now He was scathing of Cossey and be open from 1pm. crash. A van driver who was The court heard from Robin- lost forever. Jones for fleeing the scene, calling O¯ haupo¯ seriously injured has name sup- son’s family when his mother and Robinson’s stepfather Rob them cowards and said he could Service at 10.30am, pression. stepfather read out victim impact Howarth said his “mate” Robin- understand if they panicked but O¯ haupo¯Memorial Hall. Justice Anne Hinton described statements. son, whom he raised from the age their actions afterwards could not Pirongia Cossey’s driving decision-making Phobie Howarth said the loss of of six, would be ashamed of the be forgiven. Dawn service at 6am, as immature and stupid but said her only child had broken her. grief he had caused. Craze said the pair had shown Pirongia Memorial Hall. he did not cause the crash at 10pm She said Robinson was the Rob Howarth said the family no remorse, had never apologised, Groups that would like to that Friday night near the intersec- reason her life was previously so did not condone Robinson’s tried to hide incriminating evi- march assemble at 5.30am at tion of Penniket and O¯ haupo¯ wonderful. actions that night but that they had dence, and colluded and lied over the Five Stags carpark. Roads. “For me the sun rose when he been “convicted” in the court of their involvement. “You were not the driver smiled and nothing was as amaz- public opinion, despite losing their directly responsible for the ing as his love. loved one. ■ Continued page 3

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Labour’s latest tax hike meters. They anticipate a 65 yet for all the fancy graphics Rather than investing rate- comes in the midst of Waipa per cent population increase and jargon in this consultation payers’ money in overhauling WHAT’S YOUR GAME? District Council’s 10-year-plan across Waipa in the next ten document, council still isn’t our local infrastructure and consultation period. Both years, meaning water usage is being fully transparent. protecting the vulnerable, SEE MORE WITH seem determined to make life going to rise. The effect of This $517m should be spent Waipa District Council is SALT WATER SPORTS harder for hard-working water meters will be negligible on increasing Waipa’s water blinkered by shiny new Kiwis. if our population grows this storage capacity. But that libraries and discovery As Labour promises to in- rapidly. would require our ‘representa- centres. What they are essen- crease our tax, council prom- According to their latest tives’ to look to the long-term tially saying to those less fortu- ises to increase our rates. Our estimates, council intend to future, rather than just the nate is: ‘Hey, you might not be most vulnerable residents will spend $1.26 billion of your next election cycle. able to afford to live, but come soon be hit every which way money over the next 10 years, The people we elect have a check out our new discovery by local and central govern- of which, only $633 million will duty to protect our most vul- centre.’ ment alike. go on infrastructure and nerable, yet right now both our Our council seems to have And if you’re renting, don’t water. Factor in a further government and our council forgotten who they work for. think they’ve forgotten you. $110m spread across commun- are going to increase their In 2019, lets remind them. KONUSPOT-50KONUSPOT 50 Not only will you be paying ity facilities and support suffering by increasing the They work for us. If our $300+ in rent, you’ll be paying services, and you’ll find cost of living. elected representatives aren’t for water too. there’s a significant chunk not Our residents who are working in our interests, vote Council is telling us we accounted for. Where is the already struggling to make them out, starting at the top. need to reduce our water usage extra $517m going? Council ends meet will be the biggest LUKE EAST right now, hence the water owes ratepayers transparency, victims of this 10-year-plan. Te Awamutu New water rates charging Ratepayers should not explained by Waipa council bail out developers KONUS BASIC PLUS CARSON SPORT MASTER I am wondering who was the genius to allow Can you or Waipa District Coun- writer will pay exactly the same for part of a development to the North of Cambridge cil tell me why I am paying such water as anyone else in the district; to go ahead on swamp land? exorbitant rates for my water there will be no difference between Now ratepayers are expected to pick up the tab usage? parts of the district. of approximately $60 million as outlined in the 10 I understand that Ohaupo is For the 2018/19 year, drinkable Year Plan to put right the services to this area. paying from $36 to $50 for the same water straight from the tap will cost Ratepayers should not be expected to bail out or similar water usage. 000.1495 cents per litre ($1.495 for the developer or whoever approved the decision My mock water bill came to 1000 litres of water). to develop the land — they themselves should be $108.92 — made up of $83.72 plus Previously those connected to the bearing the cost to put this land right. $25.20, presumably to cover the town water supply paid a flat charge Who would want to build there? Anyone in meter cost. Surely if WDC wished to of $405.60 per year, irrespective of their right mind should urgently consider install meters they should have to how much water they used. Just over reviewing their insurance policy and if it would cover the cost themselves. half of council’s budget comes cover them or have increased premiums for KONUS EMPEROR COMPAS COMPASSS BOB SHEPHERD directly from ratepayers; the rest having a residence on top of questionable swamp Leamington comes from other sources like fees land. and charges, government subsidies, Food for thought for the ratepayers of Waipa. 166 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu Council responds: From July this development contributions and DEREK BOYD year, when charging kicks in, the grants. Te Awamutu PH: 871 3474 (FISH)

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BY BETHANY ROLSTON “We don’t want to be paying for something the Hundreds of Waipa rugby club should be residents have a firm funding itself,” Jim says. message for Waipa Dis- “This is someone else’s trict Council — they do dream. We don’t want to not want to help pay for pay for someone else’s the new $1.5m O¯ haupo¯ dream.” Community Sport and Jim says his commun- Recreation Centre. ity is in Hamilton, not Yesterday a petition Waipa. with 125 household signa- “We’re not going to use tures was presented to the centre. Everybody in Waipa Mayor Jim our area travels North to Mylchreest. Hamilton.” The proposed sports Jim wants to be “sliced centre in O¯ haupo¯is part of off” the group of council’s 10-Year Plan. households being asked to The centre would pay the rate. replace the existing rugby “We just want to be left clubrooms and commun- WP240418BR01 out of it. ity gymnasium. It would RAYNES Rd resident Jim Snowball outside the “They can cut us off include a community hall, steps of Waipa District Council offices with the and leave us as our north- separate club room facili- petition. ern community.” ties, kitchen and bar facili- Jim hopes a petition is ties, changing rooms and a who would use and benefit Narrows Rd and Airport the answer. community gymnasium. directly from the new Rd — the northern part of “I believe if you don’t Council was asked to centre. Waipa. stand up for yourself these part-fund the community- But a group of resi- Of the 133 household he people will walk all over led project and would con- dents are opposing the approached, 125 signed. you.” tribute $500,000 in the plan. The petition demands Council said it would form of a loan. The petition is led by Waipa District Council comment once it had However, to cover the Raynes Rd resident Jim excludes the specific received and reviewed the interest accrued, 1034 sur- Snowball, who for the last group of households from petition. rounding households week has been going door- paying the rate. Submissions for would pay $40 per year for to-door collecting signa- The group says it will feedback on the 10-Year 30 years. tures. He approached only not benefit from the Plan closed on Friday, Council says the rates houses on Raynes Rd, centre, so it shouldn’t with the plan due to be would be paid by those Peacockes Rd, Middle Rd, have to pay. finalised on June 26. Families call sentencing a joke

■ From page 1 consideration the impact of the and four months for failing to stop crash on him mentally, noting a — all concurrent. She added the Amber De Silva, the aunt of Paul recent short stay at mental health maximum community work, 400 De Silva, said their family had been facility the Henry Bennett Centre. hours, and disqualified Cossey from ‘It’s like hanging rocked to the core by her nephew’s “I accept that you are remorseful driving for seven years. death and were still trying to come though you have strange manner in Outside court De Silva called the to terms with life without him. De showing it. Your perception is that sentence a joke. out with a best Silva, the only child of Maria De your racing was managed and the “Cossey’s behaviour has never Silva, was just months away from accident was not your fault. The shown any remorse . . . He’s treated friend...with his 21st birthday and had plans to fatal flaw in your thinking is the this whole court case like an incon- be a sharemilker. effect your racing had on Mr Robin- venience,” she said. less Pinot.’ “Ever since he was a little boy he son’s driving.” Cossey’s sentence “The judge has not given an ALLYSON GOFTON COAST FAN loved being on the farm,” Maria De was not about revenge for the appropriate sentence in that it Silva said in her victim impact deaths but of denouncing his doesn’t show a hard line for street statement. Strickett-Craze was a behaviour. A long prison sentence racing. I think it should have been mother to a young son, Levi, and De at his age would unjustifiably derail tougher.” Hamilton Police Detec- Silva was a father to little boy, his future. tive Inspector Daryl Smith called Cosmo, 3, with Narissa Ryan. “Your behaviour to date sug- the circumstances tragic but avoid- “He was a good father,” Ms De gests you have issues of self- able. Silva’s statement said. “It is such a entitlement, impulsivity and stupid “It’s pretty clear from the pro- LOVE THE MUSIC devastatingly heartbreaking loss and rash decision-making while ceedings this morning and the for me. I hope this teaches you a you are driving, especially when victim impact statements this valuable lesson. I hope you never go you are with your peers, and you morning, that the impact of the through such sorrow and I hope you need to be kept off the road while decisions made by those involved never cause such sorrow again.” you are young.” are going to have long-term effects In sentencing Cossey, Judge She sentenced him to 12 months on the families of the deceased.” Hinton said Cossey demonstrated home detention on the four man- Supporters of Robinson’s family coastonline.co.nz little remorse for the victims and slaughter charges, six months home were yelled at by the other victims’ Auckland 105.4FM • Bay of Islands 89.6FM • Christchurch 90.1FM & 1593AM • Wanaka 94.6FM • Dunedin 104.6FM & 954AM • Gisborne 88.3FM • Hawkes Bay 1584AM Kapiti 95.9FM • Manawatu 1548AM • Nelson 100.8FM • Whangarei 900AM • Rotorua 96.7FM • Southland 92.4FM • Taranaki 1323AM & 1359AM • Tauranga 97.4FM their families but she took into detention for racing causing injury families as they left court. Waikato 105FM • Wanganui 98.4FM • Wellington 95.7FM 0800 765 271 We are delighted to have Wayne as part of our team We offer a full interior Design Service - PLUMBING & DRAINAGE Advice on Colour Scheme, Flooring, Tiles, Liaising with Kitchen Designers, Bathrooms, SPECIALISTS Furniture Placement and Choosing Lighting. • Soft Furnishings including Curtains and WAYNE GOOD Blinds, Cushions, Upholstery Fabrics, ONE STOP SHOP and Bedware • Furniture - Sourcing New or Antique • Residential • Art and Accessories • Commercial • Objects of Desire Justin Mills • Lifestyle Blocks • Very Competitive Pricing

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Police across Waipa District attended the following matters last week BY ALAN HALL Evidence gathered by R.D. Pick indicates that the water level of Lake Nga¯roto appears CAMBRIDGE STATION Police Safety Order and another resulted in a Swamp Pa¯at Lake Nga¯roto to have been artificially raised by restricting A 14-year-old male is due to appear in man charged with possession of We know of three swamp pa¯ at Lake the Mangaotama outflow from the lake. Hamilton Youth Court after a police pursuit. He methamphetamine, methamphetamine utensils, Nga¯roto. They date back to the time when For many years, before the removal of the failed to stop at Hautapu Rd but was spiked in cannabis and unlocked ammunition. the lake was surrounded by extensive dam, and before the artificial draining of the Matamata. He was arrested for failing to stop, TE AWAMUTU STATION swamps that have now been drained. surrounding swamps, the water level was possession of a knife and possession of Police attended a motorcycle crash on One pa¯ site, (no. 1 on the map) about a probably over 2m higher than it is today. conversion tools. Kakaramea Rd and a crash on State Highway 3. third of an acre in extent, was on the mound This explains why Pick referred to today’s Police attended a crash on the Victoria St/ Police received reports of a car doing where the clubhouse of the Nga¯roto Boating settlement mound as an “island pa¯”. It was Hamilton Rd roundabout where a tourist failed to burnouts on Waikeria Rd. Club is now located. Before the swamp was indeed an island. give way. A car was broken into on Bank St, a drained, there was swamp between that A man was arrested for driving with excess quadbike was stolen from the Kihikihi Speedway mound and higher, dry ground. ■ Continued page 5 breath alcohol. and a gas torch kit was stolen from JA Russell A second site (no. 2 on the Police received reports of hunters unlawfully Ltd. map) on the western side of on a property on Whitehall Rd. The property Police attended a trespassing incident in the lake, is another mound, owners approached the two men, who were Havelock St. Police received reports of a man about half an acre. It stood armed with rifles, who then tried to flee with a seen outside a house window on Williams St. about 2m above the 1958 female driver. The property owners tried to stop Police received reports of disorderly behavi- water level. the vehicle, climbing on it, but rolled off when the our in Te Rahu Rd. It was surrounded by driver accelerated. Two women were arrested for breaching bail water on one side and A man was arrested for stealing an iPad from conditions. A man was arrested for breaching swamp on the other. It is still Z service station. A quadbike was stolen from court bail. clearly identifiable. Maungatautari Rd. Police received reports of tagging on the Both of these sites were A tractor fell into a fire pit and was engulfed in Community Cadet hall. built up using fill added to flames. The driver was uninjured. Police attended eight domestic-related the sites by their inhabit- A man was arrested for breaching court bail. incidences, with one incident resulting in a male ants. Police attended seven domestic-related and female being arrested for assault. A woman The third (no. 3 on the incidences. One resulted in police issuing a was arrested for assault after a domestic incident. map) was a man-made island pa¯site towards the northern Cambridge Police ∼ 827 5531 Te Awamutu Police ∼ 872 0100 end of the lake, about an acre ∼ ∼ in extent, standing up to 3m Victim Support 0800 VICTIM Crimestoppers 0800 555111 above water level before the swamps were drained. None of the Nga¯roto swamp pa¯ were palisaded. The absence Cambridge RDA on national stage of palisades is best explained by the presence on the Cambridge Riding for trict group did not come Ash. Pa¯terangi ridge, less than the Disabled did the Waipa away as award recipients, Edgecumbe Volunteer 500m away, of the District volunteer commun- their achievements Fire Brigade, representing defensively strong Nga¯ti ity proud at the Trustpower shouldn’t be forgotten or Whakatane District, was Apakura hilltop pa¯, National Community discounted. Supreme Winner, and Taurangamirumiru, to Awards in the Queenstown “Cambridge Riding for South Invercargill Urban where lakeside pa¯ dwellers Lakes District. the Disabled are doing spec- Rejuvenation Charitable are likely to have retreated Trustpower community tacular work with Waipa’s Trust (South Alive), a in times of danger. and communications ad- children and young people group representing the Other measures were viser Ash Cleaver said with intellectual and physi- Invercargill Southland Dis- also taken to help protect the although the Waipa Dis- cal special needs,” said trict, was runner-up. Nga¯roto settlement sites BEST VALUE - BIG SELECTION - TRADES WELCOME 12m VTNZ WOF-12m REGISTRATION-12m FREE SERVICING - ALL ORC INCLUDED

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Each of the Nga¯roto settlement mounds was effectively made islands by the raising of the water level. However, of these three sites, only that of the island pa¯ has been seriously investigated by archaeologists. The creation of an island pa¯ A shaft sunk to the former lake bed This newspaper is subject to NZ Media below the island pa¯ showed that it was Council procedures. A complaint man-made, initially on a raupo island that must fi rst be directed in writing, floated in about a metre of water. within one month of publication, A thick layer of waterlogged logs was to [email protected] . If not satisfi ed laid upon the raupo to sink it, all pinned to with the response, the complaint may the lake bed with poles driven diagonally be referred to the Media Council PO Box at different angles to overcome buoyancy 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington 6143. and stop the logs from moving. Or use the online complaint form at The logs were then overlaid with a thick www.mediacouncil.org.nz. Please include layer of bundled manuka brush, bracken WP240418SPNGAROTO copies of the article and all correspondence fern, flax blades and rushes, upon which a ISLAND Pa¯ mound, no longer surrounded by swamp. with the publication. 300mm layer of lakeside clay soil was carried from slopes beyond the swamp where Pick was still able to identify some of the quarry sites in the 1960s. It was on this initial layer of soil that the first evidence of human occupation of the site was identified — oven stones, charcoal Discover your colour season and fresh water mussel shells. Above this occupation layer, further clay and sand was added from time to time. Miranda and Nicole, part of our designer Place one hand on the silver colour, and the Each layer was again topped by evi- collection, both have a rich orange colour otheronthegold.Alsoturnyourhandover dence of occupation before once more encased in white gold to suit even the coolest so the paper/fabric is under your wrist, an being covered. In the same fashion, the island was skin tones. area that doesn’t see as much sun. Against one systematically built up with new layers of Howtotellifyouhaveawarmorcoolskin ofthecolours,yourskinwillblendinwith fill, interspersed by occupation layers, tone thecolourofthefabricorpaperandyour until up to 30 layers were identified in skin will look even. Your skin will look more Warm colours are your reds, browns, about three metres of fill and occupation uneven or speckled on the wrong colour. debris. All the leaves are brown...and orange oranges and yellows – the colours of spring If your skin looks better on the silver paper, Carbon dating of wooden implements and autumn. Cool colours are your blues, andyellowandgold. you will suit cool colours better, and if you discovered suggest that the site was at least greens and purples, the colours of summer 200 years old when occupation ceased in favour the gold, then you should choose warm andwinter.I’mnotsurehowexactlythey the 1860s, just before the Waikato War. As the summer bids us farewell and the leaves colours to wear. decide these things, but it’s how they’re Thus, it appears to have been occupied change on the trees, our world is painted in from at least the mid-1600s, and the categorised. Obviously, there are crossovers Ifyou’reoneofthoseluckypeoplewhosuit luscious warm shades of oranges and yellows evidence suggests that it was occupied andexceptions,butthisisjustaroughlineto both, then you have what we call a neutral and browns, a happy consolation for the more-or-less continuously because there draw. A lot of you will already know which set skin tone. This means you look fabulous in was no evidence between the occupation shortening days and the need to pull out the of colours generally suit you the best, but if everythingandcanhaveyourpickofthelot layers and new layers of fill of periods winter woollies. when there was no occupation. not, there are a few ways you can test yourself when choosing clothing and jewellery. It is likely that from time to time, some Thistimeofyearistheperfecttimetowear togetanidea. Whatever skin tone you have, we have the occupants of the island pa¯ left their warmtones–woolwarmsyourbody,but Firstly, have a look at the veins on the inside jewellerytomatch,whatevertheseason. settlement for seasonal activities such as beautiful jewellery warms your soul. Wearing ofyourwrist.Ifyourveinshaveablueishor Whetherit’sforeverydaywear,oran bird hunting in bush areas, as on Mount autumntonestomatchtheseasonisveryon- purplish tinge, then you most likely have a occasional accessory, we’ll be able to help you Pirongia, or fishing at the coast, while other trend, but not everyone has the complexion to family members remained at the settle- cool skin tone. If they look slightly green, then find something to love. pull off a burnt-orange jacket or a mustard- ment. It was estimated that this site could youprobablyhaveawarmskintone. Come and see us at Showcase Jewellers have accommodated up to 100 people. yellow sweater. Jewellery is a nice way to TeAwamutu–it’swarminsidetoo! Clues to a way of life integrate autumn colours into your wardrobe Another test you can do is to get a piece of The systematic mapping of post holes by while still looking your best. paperorfabricinsilverandoneingold. 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Waikato Regional Council is urging remains of Nga¯roto pa¯ earthworks contracting companies to be vigilant with their environmental obligations after a Cambridge company was ■ From page 5 convicted and fined $19,125 for sediment discharges into a Tamahere stream near Over time, however, the Hamilton. growing variety of artefacts in The prosecution of Cambridge the occupation layers shows Excavators Limited was brought by the how the culture of the Ma¯ori council under the Resource Management occupants developed into Act. what archaeologists refer to It involved two separate incidents that as the classic period of Ma¯ori occurred in November 2016 when a large culture. Evidence of this is the sediment retention pond used during de- inclusion of toys such as tops, velopment of the Tamahere Recreation and ornaments with rich dec- Reserve was being decommissioned. oration. Stone artefacts found Sediment retention ponds are used to include patu (war clubs), fern prevent environmental harm from soil and root pounders, pumice pots, sediment run-off to waterways. stone tops, ornaments and “This was a situation where a many adzes. contracting company had actually done a Some of the stone used to very good job through the course of the make tools appears to have project to protect the environment and been acquired by trade. For then, through a lack of vigilance, undid all example, obsidian flakes used of their good work,” said council for cutting implements, are investigations manager Patrick Lynch. likely to have come from The first incident was brought to the Taupo¯ or the Bay of Plenty. council’s attention by a local resident who The greenstone for tools and noticed sediment in the stream running ornaments found at Nga¯roto through their property and tracked it back would have been of South to the empty pond on the project site. Island origin. The council investigation found that the European contact entire contents of the sediment retention Evidence shows that the pond had been pumped out into the Island Pa¯ continued to be stormwater system over a three day period. occupied until about 1860. WAKA found at Lake Nga¯roto on display at Te Awamutu Museum. The sediment laden water subsequently Artefacts in the upper occu- entered a tributary of the Mangaone pation layers from this time fragments. Pig teeth and a Anyone wishing to see the track for just over 1 km to Stream. Following the council’s attendance, include materials from Euro- boar’s tusk were also ident- Nga¯roto swamp pa¯sites as they where the mound of a second a discharge of a smaller scale occurred. pean contact: iron spikes — ified and dated as probably are today should drive to the swamp pa¯ may be seen to the A second company, which project one of them fashioned into a post-1815. lake along Nga¯roto Road, con- right of the track, just beyond a managed the development and pot hook — a bullet mould, The later occupation layers tinue past the Nga¯roto Boating section of wooden fence. After a subcontracted Cambridge Excavators, also broken pieces of cast iron are overlaid by an even more Club building which is on a further kilometre there are two pleaded guilty to the environmental from a pot or kettle, tools such recent layer, developed since part of a swamp pa¯ mound information panels headed breaches but successfully sought a dis- as a metal hoe and a jack the land confiscation of 1864, which has been considerably “Island Life”. Immediately to charge without conviction. In addition, plane, broken dark green including more recent objects modified. Park where the the left of these, on leased both companies will contribute $25,000 to glass — probably from rum such as the cartridge cases of walkway around the lake farmland, is the Island Pa¯ community groups for restoration and bottles, and clay pipe duck shooters. begins. Follow the walking mound. conservation works. TrueStyle Improvements are the accredited agent for Superior Fibreglass Pools These are extremely high ﬁ nished pools and are proudly handcrafted in New Zealand

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sell-out crowd of 300 people has attended a Acomedy night to promote rural wellness in Cam- bridge. Comedians Andre King, Nick Rado, Paul Ego and Tarun Mohanbhai had the crowd at the Sir Don Rowlands Centre “in stitches”. “I think the show was just the ticket of what people need right now,” said Farmstrong’s Michelle Stevens after Saturday’s event. It’s been a challenging 12 months for Waikato farmers, with many parts of the region receiving record-breaking rainfall. “It was great to get off the farm and see a few faces I haven’t seen for a while,” said Parawera dairy farmer Robin Moss. “You feel like you’re switching off and forgetting “It’s important for people aims to promote, which is a severe drought in Decem- work for a few hours which is to have balance in their lives. taking opportunities to look ber, forcing farmers to dry really important. It was a Taking time out to have a after yourself.” cows off early. fantastic event.” laugh is an easy way to The sell-out success of the “I think a nationwide The comedy night was achieve that.” Research event will now see it rolled rollout is a fantastic idea,” supported by the Rural Sup- shows many farmers can out in other regions. said Kent Weir who’s the port Trust, alongside neglect their own wellbeing. “The idea is to stage a chair of the Waikato/Bay of Farmstrong and NZ Young “It was wonderful seeing series of events, similar to Plenty Region of NZ Young Farmers. so many people take an op- this one, around the country. Farmers. “The atmosphere was portunity to down tools for a Taranaki and Southland “It was a really good alive and there were lots of bit and have a break,” said would be obvious places to go event. It’s important people laugh-out-loud moments,” Michelle. next,” said Terry. have an excuse to get off said NZ Young Farmers chief “The show was right in Southland and parts of farm and the comedy night executive Terry Copeland. line with what Farmstrong coastal Taranaki were hit by provided that.”

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Circulated free to 23,287 homes through Te Awamutu, Cambridge and surrounding districts. Petition to save Health Alliance CIRCULATION 23,287* We welcome letters - preferably via email. They should be under 300 words and must have the ing Country-Taranaki MP sender’s name, address and phone number. No Barbara Kuriger has pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be Klaunched an online peti- withheld in special circumstances at the discretion tion to save a rural mental of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged health organisation at risk of and may be edited, abridged or discarded. closing down. Rural Health Alliance Aotea- roa New Zealand (RHAANZ) SALES MANAGER had its request for government Belinda Wolland funding declined by Rural Com- [email protected] munities Minister Damien EDITORIAL O’Connor. Dean Taylor (editor) Ext: 67705 The petition asks the Minis- [email protected] ter to reverse his decision and Colin Thorsen (journalist) Ext: 67713 grant the $600,000 funding [email protected] request. RHAANZ works to tackle Bethany Rolston (journalist) Ext: 67710 suicide and depression in rural [email protected] communities. It needs the WP240418SPKURIGER ADVERTISING money to continue its projects, TARANAKI-KING COUNTRY Cheryl Joubert including research on farmer MP Barbara Kuriger. [email protected] suicides. 027 447 8160 Last year it released the Lizel Beyleveld Rural Health Road Map — an [email protected] action plan designed to improve 027 809 9933 the wellbeing of the estimated WP240418SPRHAANZ 600,000 people living in country RURAL Health Alliance Aotearoa New Zealand chief execu- CLASSIFIEDS areas, and ensure their access to tive Michelle Thompson. Tania King, Ext: 67708 health services. Tania Cortesi-Western, Ext: 67707 The organisation has 47 by this organisation, particu- Michelle Thompson says she is Alanah Harvey, Ext: 67701 members including Federated larly around suicide prevention disappointed with the lack of [email protected] Farmers, local councils, rural which is increasingly a concern support. She says the organisa- medical practitioners and among rural communities. tion’s financial predicament is DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 elderly support groups. “You cannot put a price tag symbolic of under-funding of POSTAL ADDRESS Barbara says if the organisa- on the work that this organisa- rural health services. 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 tion receives no funding it is at tion has been doing for the last “We asked for just $1 for risk of “hibernating”. six years.” every rural person, which is OFFICE HOURS She says the decision is a “This is a critical opportunity $600,000. We believe this is Monday - Thursday 8am - 5pm, Fri 8am - 4.30pm blow to rural communities and for Damien O’Connor to show chicken feed in the scheme of PHONE 07 871 5151 hopes her petition will make a rural New Zealand that he is up things.” change. to the job. He must save the WP240418SPKURIGER “I have seen the results from Rural Health Alliance.” ■ See the petition at RURAL Communities Minis- the outstanding work provided RHAANZ chief executive tinyurl.com/y875prgb ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) ter Damien O’Connor. *Print run as at 16/01/18

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Waipa booklovers are invited to an event at the Cambridge Public Library featuring four talented Waikato writers. As crime writing has evolved from puzzle-like mysteries to novels delving deeply into people and Enjoy giant Betelgeuse places, it has continued to be a popular form of storytelling. ne of my Betelgeuse is over 2018 Ngaio Marsh favourite stars a billion kilometres Awards entrants Nikki O is the red wide, more than 900 Crutchley, Lawrence Hebb, supergiant times the size of the and Jo Meverington are Betelgeuse. It’s Sun. If the Sun was joined by acclaimed true pronounced the same size as crime writer and judge of “Beetlejuice” just like Betelgeuse it would the awards, Scott the movie, in fact the engulf the planets Bainbridge, to discuss movie’s title was Mercury, Venus, what drew them to originally Betelgeuse Earth, Mars, the entire storytelling, how they craft and the character’s Asteroid belt and memorable characters, name is spelled that possibly even Jupiter. and the impact of our New WP240418NIKKI way several times on Being so large and Zealand setting on their CAMBRIDGE author Nikki Crutchley will speak at screen. relatively close at 640 stories. Thursday’s event. From our point of light-years away, Ngaio Marsh Awards view Betelgeuse is the Betelgeuse is one of are literary awards presented annually in Eternal Community are entered in the second brightest star the few stars that we New Zealand to recognise excellence in awards. in the constellation can actually see as a crime fiction, mystery, and thriller Scott Bainbridge is a missing person’s Orion and the ninth- disc through a writing. expert and historical true crime writer brightest star in the telescope (most stars Nikki Crutchley’s Nothing Bad Hap- whose work led to the reopening of several night sky. During April appear as single pens Here sees a journalist and an out-of- cold cases and inspired the television we can see it in the points of light, even town detective both investigating when series The Missing. western evening sky. Look for “the pot” and then through the Hubble telescope). In 1920 the body of a missing tourist surfaces in a He was a judge of the 2017 Ngaio Marsh find the four bright stars that surround it. Betelgeuse became the first star after the Sun to small Coromandel town. Award for Best Non-Fiction and the latest Betelgeuse usually looks noticeably red. have its apparent size measured. Since then Waikato bus driver Lawrence Hebb of his five books is The Great New Zealand Everything about this star is extreme. astronomers have been recording the star used to be a soldier and worked in the Robbery. It’s one of the few bright stars that have a fluctuating greatly in size and brightness (its Middle East for aid and development The event is at the Cambridge Public distinct colour, in this case caused by its age. brightness varies more than any other bright star organisations. He’s called on those experi- Library on Thursday, April 26. Light Although it’s less than 10 million years old which in the night sky). ences while writing his action-packed refreshments at 6pm and the panel dis- is young in star years, giant stars don’t live very What will happen to Earth when Betelgeuse thrillers involving MI6, Special Forces cussion at 6.30pm. long and Betelgeuse is near the end of its short explodes? Nothing much. The explosion will just teams and global adventures. Entry by koha or gold coin donation. life. It has become red, bloated, and is showing look like an extremely bight star and it won’t hurt Jo Meverington writes thrillers about signs of going supernova (exploding). This could us at all. So don’t worry, relax and enjoy the characters entwined with cults. Her first ■ RSVP to 07 823 3838 or happen any time in the next million years. beauty of this majestic giant. two novels, The Secret Community and The [email protected]

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Cycling New Zealand is thrilled with their 17-medal haul, more than a third of the New Zealand team’s record tally at the Gold Coast Common- wealth Games. The cycling tally, with 12 on the track, two in mountain bike and three on the road, bettered the previous best of 15 medals achieved at the 2014 Games in Glasgow. The medals came from a mix of both proven performers and encouragingly from a bevy of emerging talent across track, road and mountain bike. The three-time world champion men’s team sprint trio of Ethan Mitchell, Sam Webster and Eddie Dawkins regained their mojo with a classy performance to claim the gold medal. WPTC240418SP11A WPTC240418SP11B Webster produced another GOLDEN TRIO: New Zealand men’s team sprint line-up of, from DOUBLE GOLD: Sam Webster celebrates after winning the brilliant display defending his left: Ethan Mitchell, Eddie Dawkins, Sam Webster with their Gold individual sprint for his second gold medal at the 2018 title in the individual sprint, Coast Commonwealth Games gold medals. Guy Swarbrick photos Commonwealth Games. Eddie Dawkins was pipped for gold in a stunning 1000m time gave New Zealand another one- Martin Barras. preparation and the execution Hansen; Hansen (individual trial. two finish in mountain bike as “I am particularly excited by on the day was impressive. sprint), Campbell Stewart Likewise, 2015 World cham- this pair push towards the top of the young riders who showed “Cycling New Zealand will (scratch race), Eddie Dawkins pion Linda Villumsen and the men’s cross-country world their talents on the big stage. put in place a full review before (1000m time trial), Campbell rower-turned-cyclist Hamish rankings. It augurs well for our future they put in place their plans Stewart (points race), Anton Bond both made the podium in There was also delight for on the track, the road and in through to Tokyo and beyond.” Cooper (mountain bike), Linda the time trial. 24-year-old Georgia Williams, mountain bike. New Zealand track medals: Villumsen (road time trial), On the track, teenager Camp- who has moved from the high “This was a litmus test of our Gold: Men team sprint, Georgia Williams (road race). bell Stewart showed a glimpse performance track programme progress two years and a bit out Ethan Mitchell, Sam Webster, Bronze: Dylan Kennett of his extraordinary talents to the professional World Tour from the Tokyo Olympics and Eddie Dawkins; Webster (individual pursuit), Dawkins with a silver medal in the points on the road with aplomb, scor- we can be satisfied that we have (individual sprint), Sam Gaze (keirin), Cumming (500m time race, while Southland 20-year- ing a silver medal in the a strong foundation from which (mountain bike). trial), Hansen (keirin), Hamish old female sprinter Emma women’s road race. to build.” Silver: Women team pursuit, Bond (road time trial). Cumming grabbed two medals. “This was a good Games for Barras said there was a lot of Rushlee Buchanan, Racquel Caption: Cycling’s Common- The extraordinary abilities us with medals across all discip- work to do but the perform- Sheath, Bryony Botha, Kirsty wealth Games golden trio — the of Sam Gaze and Anton Cooper, lines,” said Cycling New Zea- ances over two weeks in Gold James; women team sprint, men’s team sprint, Sam Webster 22 and 23 years respectively, land high performance director, Coast, the work that went into Emma Cumming, Natasha and Sam Gaze.

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Cambridge warhorse Saint Locals tracks to be used Emilion fought back to score in a thrilling finish to the Gr.3 Coca- The Waipa BMX fraternity is through to elite riders. Cola Canterbury Gold Cup (2000m) buzzing after Cycling New Zea- “Having someone like Matt at Riccarton. land announced the official stepping into this role is fantas- After leading from the outset, launch of the Schick BMX tic for the BMX Hub. He has a the Murray Baker and Andrew National Performance Hub pro- great blend of cycling experience Forsman-trained Saint Emilion gramme. and youth coaching was headed early in the run home The BMX Hub will be based qualifications and is a great by Who Dares Wins and looked set predominantly in Cambridge addition to our team,” said Math- to settle for second placing on using the local BMX track and eson. Saturday. the Avantidrome, along with “The Cycling Performance But inside the final 50m he training at local tracks in the Hubs have strong regional ties came back at Who Dares Wins and Waikato and Bay of Plenty, and connections with locally- the pair went to the finish of the including the newly developed based riders, coaches and local $100,000 feature together. track in Rotorua. sponsors. The photo-finish went the way Cycling New Zealand expects “To this degree we are of Saint Emilion by a nose, giving the Hub to be in place by May. indebted to Schick Civil Con- the six year old win number 14 in The announcement was made struction for their support in his career, including Group One at the recent First Window & making this project a reality.” success two starts earlier in the Doors BMXNZ National Cham- The new sponsor is well Bonecrusher NZ Stakes (2000m) at pionship in New Plymouth, versed in the importance of sport Ellerslie. including details of the in the community and the bene- “He’s very tough and he wasn’t upcoming Hub selection camp at fits of top quality coaching, with going to give in,” said jockey Lisa the end of April. Schick Civil Construction man- Allpress. “It was a hard ride and at “As well as providing training aging director Pat Peoples, a first I would have been happy for a facilities and programmes for former New Zealand rowing deadheat, but a win is better.” athletes, the Hub will assist with representative. Allpress had her first ride on the development of key coaches “Investing in sport and pro- the son of Mastercraftsman and and provide a pathway for viding pathways for emerging had plotted where she wanted to be coaches as part of high perform- athletes is a great way for us to on the track in the home straight. ance succession planning,” said give back the local communities “There was a nice strip of grass Cycling New Zealand CEO we work in,” said Peoples. just off the fence, but he wandered Andrew Matheson. “We realise that quality and off it into the straight and the other Former BMX international great coaching are key to success horse (Who Dares Wins) came rider Matt Cameron will be head no matter what industry or through on it,” she said. “I had coach of the Schick BMX endeavour people are embarking purposely stayed off the fence and I National Performance Hub. in. With our background in civil wanted to get back on that strip. Cameron has a significant construction and management When he did get back on it he came background in international we are hoping we can bring some back at the other horse. competition. He was a national key resources to the table for the “It’s great to ride another win- BMX champion and represented BMX hub programme.” ner for the stable. I’ve ridden some New Zealand at the World Cham- Schick Civil Construction is WPTC240418SP14 good winners for Murray over the pionships and World Cups. the naming sponsor of the BMX MATT CAMERON, pictured in action at the BMX Supercross Worlds years. My first stakes winner was He has been coaching BMX Hub, along with other BMX sup- Cup in Chula Vista, California in 2016, will take on the role of head for Murray on Mynzawine at Ha- for the past three years, porters in Subway and First coach for the Schick BMX National Performance Hub based in wera (in the Gr.3 Fayette Park focusing on young athletes Windows and Doors. Cambridge. Stakes).” LISTENING

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He knows fortnight. how to put the winning polish on them, Petch flies out to Europe with Obsessive, a Dick Karreman-owned tomorrow, meeting up with three-year-old who credited Chipperfield McOnie and Hobbs (already with his first training success since he overseas). The trio will contest produced Cut To The Chase to win at New the first two World Cup events Plymouth 14 months ago. in Papendal, Holland on May 5-6 Obsessive, a son of the Gr.2 Auckland and third and fourth events in Thoroughbred Breeders Stakes (1400m) Zolder, Belgium on May 12 and winner and dual Group One placegetter 14. Obsession, was having his fourth start The UCI ninth ranked elite when he cleared out over the final stages of female rider in the world will the Matamata Glass & Joinery Maiden 1600 stay in Copenhagen pending to win by five and three-quarter lengths. selection on May 18 for the He had preceded the win with a close World Championships to be second to Princess Origami at New Ply- held in Baku, Azerbaijan from mouth, boosting Chipperfield’s confidence. June 5-9. She will also compete “We put blinkers on for the first time last in a European cup round on start and that made a difference,” said May 19-20. Chipperfield. “He’s still doing a bit wrong, Petch says she is looking but he’s slowly putting it all together. He’s forward to having some good, going to make a nice spring horse.” While fast racing in Europe. training is a secondary role, Chipperfield McOnie has already has prepared four winners after a success- contested two World Cup events ful partnership with Robert Priscott, which in Paris and two European cup netted 41 wins, including three black-type rounds in Belgium. WPTC240418SP17 victories. Last year’s New Zealand HIGH FLYER Rebecca Petch eagerly awaiting competing in Holland and Belgium. Trainer Stephen Ralph saddled up a BMX Sportsman of the Year is second Te Awamutu winner in Armaguard in Europe for three months. The France, making it to the last 32 The performance of the two drawing riders from all around who took out the Rating 65 Benchmark Sir Edmund Hillary scholar at finals both days in a field of 260 club-mates was outstanding, the world. He is happy how he is 1200m with apprentice Jordan Nason. Waikato University is taking a elite men. especially in light of the fact tracking in a very tough elite Race four resulted in a Rosetown semester off to compete in six Hobbs turned up last week- that both riders are carrying group, learning a lot and getting quinella (paying $24.80) with the Karen World Cup rounds and eight end, joining McOnie for rounds injuries. Hobbs has just good results. Nicholson trained Direct Capital second, European championship three and four of the Euro returned to racing after a big McOnie and Hobbs are also three-quarters of a length adrift of rounds. Champs in Zolder Belgium. crash six weeks ago, breaking a waiting for elite men’s selection Armaguard. Cambridge trainer Stephen McOnie’s first round in Hobbs made it through to the couple bones, and McOnie is for World Champs. Marsh’s runner Santa Catarina won the Verona, Italy did not have a 1/8 finals on Saturday and battling an arm injury. The Rosetown riders would race two Maiden 2YO 1100m with Danielle happy ending, requiring 10 McOnie did likewise on Sunday In a phone call back home to like to thank their supporters Johnson aboard. The Murray Baker/ stitches after a fall. A week later racing in a field of over 100 elite his parents in Te Awamutu, who have helped make the trip Andrew Forsman-trained Peaceful (Mat- he competed in the first two men. A total of 1400 riders McOnie said the depth of riders possible, including the Corner- thew Cameron) completed a quinella for the rounds of the World Cup in competed over both days. over there is huge, the events stone Trust. Tree Town.

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Tuesday Nights GREAT Plenty to see and taste STEAK or RIBS NIGHT $15 FRIENDLY MARKET with live COUNTRY music Sirloin Steak or Ribs & Chips at Great NZ Food Show With chef’s choice of sauce TUNE INTO THE COUNTRY ACOUSTIC SOUNDS OF JAMES RAY Preparations are All our meat is sourced locally underway for The Great NZ Food Show, coming to Cnr Rewi & Alexandra Sts, Te Awamutu PH 871 4768 Claudelands Events Centre on Saturday, May 5 and Sunday May, 6. Good news — we have a Entertainment double pass to give away. The event showcases the at its ﬁ nest best of food, drink, Sunday 29th April 2018 innovative products and PROMOTE YOUR entertainment. 9am - 2pm Shop for new EVENT HERE Last Sunday of every month. innovations, indulge in mouth-watering tastings EVERY TUESDAY and experience a delectable range of products from an extensive range of exhib- itors. The Heathcote ✩A Movie Lover’s Paradise✩ A feast of nostalgia, action Appliances Cooking Theatre and visual style, a clever, stylish, is jam-packed full of exciting WP240418SPFOODSHOW APR 24-30 entertaining blockbuster. entertainers this year, FLASHBACK: Last year’s mystery cook-off, which will including chef, food editor return this year. READY PLAYER ONE M and author Nici Wickes, TUE 12:50 & 5:15, social influencer, health fan- The classes offer a guided Learn how to sharpen a THU & FRI 1:00 & 5:15, atic and top-selling author step-by-step lesson taught by knife, make a cocktail or SAT 2:35, SUN 12:35 Matilda Rice and talented chefs and cooking create an amazing pre- din- Masterchef 2014 winners, teachers. ner platter. The children will surely enjoy it and will award-winning authors and Don’t miss the Greenlea Don’t miss your seat at give adults a chance to be kids again. TV hosts Karena and Kasey Butcher Shop Mystery the table — be there. THE GREATEST SHOWMAN PG Think PADDINGTON. It’s fun-filled. Bird. Cook-off. Local chefs have 20 PETER RABBIT PG ■ You can enter by text (write HALF A YEAR AND STILL POPULAR. Enjoy talented local chefs minutes, three mystery PEOPLE HAVE SEEN IT 5 AND 6 TIMES. TUE 11:10, 1:35 & 5:20, Toby Elliotyson from Smith ingredients, normal pantry TAC Food Show Tix, plus your WED 12:40 & 1:00, & McKenzie, Vicki Ravlich items, limited equipment name and address, and text it LAST DAYS. WED 3:25, SAT 3:05, SUN 1:05 THU & FRI Horan from Greenlea and their own creative flair to 021 241 4568) or mail 11:00, 11:30, 1:30, 1:50 & 5:25, Butcher Shop and more. to come up with the most (address to Food Show Tix FINDING YOUR FEET M SAT 12:50 & 3:00, SUN 10:50 & 1:00 The Wintec Cooking delicious dish as voted by Competition and include your Classes have scrumptious the show audience. name, address and daytime 4TH MONTH. LAST DAYS. WED 1:05, SAT 3:25, SUN 1:25 Heartfelt and honest. dishes for you indulge in A new feature at the phone number). Deadline is Could be scary for the littlies. and master. show is the “How to in 15”. 5pm Friday. Amazing,inspiring, powerful and gripping THE LITTLE VAMPIRE PG true story that brings ultimate hope to so TUE 11:00, THU & FINAL FRI 10:50 ■ WIN: 2018 ICE HOCKEY CLASSIC DOUBLE PASS many. A very remarkable movie. I CAN ONLY IMAGINE PG Very spectacular fantasy adventure. TUE 5:50, WED 2:50, SAT 5:35, Wonderful performances by the children. FINAL SUN 3:35 See beautifulNZ scenery. Sparks will fly at classic A WRINKLE IN TIME PG Equal to WONDER. From the producers of TUE 1:25, THU & FRI 11:20 & 1:40, FAULT IN OUR STARS comes a fun and SAT 12:25, SUN 10:25 Imagine yourself in a heartfelt film. Recommended. packed Spark Arena on Amy Schumer stars in the new Friday, June 22, the air is LOVE SIMON M raunchy comedy about finding inner crisp, the tension mounts, LAST DAYS. beauty. “It’s good! Very relatable the excitement builds and TUE 5:35, WED 3:15, story, has heart and humour. then it happens. THU & FRI 5:40, SAT 5:10, SUN 3:10 All the good stuff for strong The 2018 Ice Hockey word-of-mouth.” Lidiya. “Really funny and quite a touching Classic is underway. Two I FEEL PRETTY M specially selected teams message about family and parenting. from the USA and Canada Iloved it.” Emily. TUE 5:40 & 7:50, WED 5:30, (and who doesn’t secretly BLOCKERS R16 THU & FRI 7:45, SAT 1:00 & 7:35, SUN 11:00 & 5:35, MON 5:20 & 7:50 want Canada to win?) are on TUE 7:40, WED 5:25, THU & FRI 7:35, the ice and doing battle. SAT 7:20, SUN 5:20 The world-famous rivals A madcap romp that will keep were last seen here in 2011 Actually,really,it’s an entertaining fun you laughing out loud. and fans and the curious film with a lot of laugh-out-loud bits for the SUPER TROOPERS 2 R16 alike were blown away by ness, speed and skill of inter- a unique sporting experi- grownups. Good for sports lovers too. TUE, THU & FRI 8:00, the high-intensity action- national ice hockey which ence — Now crowds in Auck- EARLY MAN PG SAT 7:45, SUN 5:45 packed game that unfolded. will give clamouring Kiwi land, will have the chance to TUE 10:50 & 1:15, THU & FRI 11:10, No quarter given, none spectators the chance to wit- be immersed in the Ice SAT 1:25, FINAL SUN 11:25 Enthralling throughout, fantastic expected. ness a world-class level Hockey Classic atmosphere, story and great cast. Now they’re back and game for the first time in enjoying everything from the At last, a Marvel/DC that isn’t the Go see it, you won’t be disappointed. more fired up than ever. seven years. fast-paced game play, to the same-old, same-old.It’s just like a 21st THE GUERNSEY LITERARY SOCIETY M And better still we have a Co-promoted by industry cheers of passionate fans. Century ‘ZULU’. Terrific entertainment. WED 12:50 & 5:00, THU & FRI 5:20, double pass up for grabs so heavyweights TEG Live and The indoor sporting spec- THE BLACK PANTHER M SAT 12:35 & 5:15, SUN 10:35 & 3:15, you can be there to share in TLA Worldwide, the tacular of the year — no MON 5:30 & 7:35 the fun and witness the upcoming game drew the contest. Tickets from TUE 1:05 & 7:30, WED 3:10, carnage first hand. following comment from Ticketmaster. THU & FRI 1:10, SAT 5:25, SUN 3:25 Last time out Canada TEG CEO Geoff Jones — THE AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR M ■ “Smart, clever.” Tony. A highly entertaining scraped home in the closing This is an experience not to You can enter by text (write and intense thrillerreminiscent of the WED 1:10 & 4:30, THU & FRI 7:00, minutes by the barest of be missed with renowned TAC Ice Hockey Classic, plus original ‘Alien’. It WILL scare the pants off SAT 3:15 & 6:40, SUN 1:15 & 4:40, margins. veterans and up and coming your name and address, and you!It’s very good. (Scary For children. MON 6:30 The teams from Canada players competing in an in- text it to 021 241 4568) or mail We recommend parental guidance) and the USA feature a collec- credibly high paced and ex- (address to The Ice Hockey A QUIET PLACE M RAMPAGE M, tion of current ice hockey citing event. Classic Competition and SHERLOCK GNOMES G, stars, illustrious veterans TLA Worldwide chair- include your name, address and TUE 8:00, WED 5:40, FRI 7:55, SUN 5:55 and promising emerging tal- man, Bart Campbell, is look- daytime phone number). A QUIET PLACE SPECIAL ADULT ONLY ISLE OF DOGS PG ents showcasing the tough- ing forward to offering fans Deadline is 5pm Friday. SHOWS: UNDER 18 YEARS NOT ADMITTED. THE BREAKER UPPERERS M THU & SAT 7:55 ALL START MAY 3 This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudly supporting families of children with cancer. WWW.TEAWAMUTU.NZ/REGENT/SESSIONS.HTML CRF 125FJ CRF 125FBJ CRF 150F $4,695 $5,130 $5,651