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Jordan Taite and Tawakepito Ronaki are off to Arizona. CHRISTEL YARDLEY/FAIRFAX NZ ANDREW VOERMAN training home for two Major ‘‘... giving these ‘‘It’s a big difference,’’ said Tuhoro played internationally League Baseball clubs - the Seattle Taite. ‘‘Obviously it’s a bigger with Taite’s dad, back in the day, Young Waikato baseballers Mariners and San Diego Padres - young fellas field, but the skills are much dif- and helping open doors like this Tawakepito Ronaki and Jordan and consists of a main stadium opportunities and ferent, you need a lot of power - it was why he got the team up and Taite are set for quite the change. and 12 practice fields, which will took me by surprise to be quite running again. They usually play at Resthills make it a big step up from what letting Baseball New honest.’’ ‘‘That’s what it’s all about, giv- Park in the south of Hamilton, a the boys are used to. Zealand know Both boys’ baseball skills have ing these young fellas venue that does the job, but has Ronaki, 16, says getting to visit come on in leaps and bounds opportunities and letting Baseball definitely seen better days. new places is his favourite thing there’s talent here since the Hamilton Raiders team New Zealand know that there’s But next month, they are off to about playing baseball, which in the Waikato.’’ was restarted at the end of last talent down here in the Waikato, the Peoria Sports Complex in Ari- stands him in good stead for the year, with former player Richard he said. Richard Tuhoro zona in the United States, as trip to Arizona, especially as the Tuhoro at the helm. They played Tuhoro has a simple piece of members of a New Zealand team furthest he has been previously is at the national championships at advice for Ronaki and Taite. taking part in the Arizona Fall to Australia. Taite, 18, has been to Both Ronaki and Taite come the end of last summer, and have ‘‘Just enjoy the situation,’’ he Classic, where hundreds of scouts America before, but as a from a softball background, and been training during the winter, said. ‘‘When the opportunity and college recruiters will be basketballer, a sport he has now have faced plenty of challenges preparing to join the Auckland arises ... grab it with both hands among those watching. put to the side in order to focus on transferring their skills between club competition for the coming and play hard. Get out there and The complex is the spring baseball. codes. season. give it your best shot.’’ I sell a lot of homes “If you want something done, give it to a busy person” If you want your house sold for a good price, get a busy real estate agent to sell it for you. A busy agent is an experienced agent; they’ve seen it all before and have worked around every snag & road block. They also have a work ethic that gets things done. Call 0800CathyKnows My name is CATHY O’SHEA and I’m busy enough to sell your home! 0800 228 495 / Email: [email protected] 2 HAMILTON PRESS, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 stuff.co.nz YOUR PAPER, YOUR PLACE

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After 18 years, Pauline Milroy is leaving the education centre she established in Hamil- ton. Citylimits Childcare on Grey St was started in 1998 to provide family-centred childcare in a home-like setting. Privately owned, it caters for around 47 children, from babies to five years of age. When she opened the centre, LEARN Milroy said the whole industry was ‘‘brand new’’. ‘‘We were able to open quite Modern Oce quickly because I’d already help set up childcare centres in my work as an advisor, so setting Computer Skills this up was a piece of cake at the Pauline Milroy has left the education centre she started 18 years ago. FREE 20 week course. Gain the National Certificate in Business Admin & time. KELLEY TANTAU/FAIRFAX NZ Computing (level 3). This course will cover Windows 10, Microsoft Office (Word, ‘‘It’s very complicated now Excel and Publisher). Facebook and social media management for small businesses, setting up a childcare centre.’’ tele and operate in the time of of New Zealand society report writing, image and text manipulation for brochure publishing and mail-merging. Citylimits started with zero what’s needed.’’ rewarding and exciting. Hours are flexible and can include night classes. students on the roll, but within One of Milroy’s mantras is: ‘‘I think we need to recognise www.visioncollege.co.nz 18 months they had the whole family matters. the wonderful aspects we have 21 Ruakura Road Hamilton accumulated a new bunch of ‘‘Every child is unique, and in New Zealand.’’ students. every child has it’s own road to ‘‘Every child deserves good Milroy admits she has seen a travel. Each family is unique resources and cheerful staff who lot of changes over the years, too,’’ she said. work as a unit; people who can including the rise of the com- ‘‘There is a lot of crap in the say I’ll find out, rather than ‘I ENROL Phone us now on: Next intake puter age. early childhood world about let- dunno’. 10th October ‘‘We didn’t have computers, ting the child discover for itself. ‘‘At Citylimits I have been NOW 0800 834 834 everybody wrote their work by How can it discover if the adults blessed by a great number of txt OFFICE to 027 557 8839 hand or typewriter,’’ she said. don’t provide resources, know- teachers who could provide ‘‘They’re just our com- ledge and encouragement for programmes with the richness munity, aren’t they? Those each child in care? Teaching each child deserves. things alone have changed in 18 must be planned to ensure posi- ‘‘I wish all ‘my’ children rich- years. tive education happens.’’ ness in spirit and wonderful It’s not Sunday without it. ‘‘I think you have to be very Milroy said she has also lives; wherever their journey receptive to the changing clien- found the multicultural aspects takes them.’’ Vote Javed Chaudhry for East Ward & DHB Javed has over 25 years’ of experience in community based member, trustee and chairperson, including Diabetes NZ (Waikato Waikato in 2010. economic development project, business development and branch) ongoing, Waikato Winter Show, Hamilton Multicultural Javed lives in Hamilton with his wife, three children - two of whom management, and has held extensive governance roles in many Services Trust, Depressive Disorders Support Group and dedicated are accountants and one is a doctor - and three grandchildren. He partaker, Community Development & Leisure Unit, Hamilton City Hamilton organisations. Council, Hamilton 2002-ongoing. has a ﬁrst class Master of Science with Honours. Javed is an active member of the Hamilton community, having Javed was recognised for his service to the community by Focused on the wellbeing of Hamilton and its people, Javed wants volunteered for numerous organisations for over a decade as a being nominated for ‘Volunteer of the Year’ hosted by Volunteering to work with you to sustain and build our prosperous city. PRIORITIES Minimise rate increase Responsible ﬁnancial decisions Economic and social development Health and wellbeing Communal instead of political perspective No to water metres Affordable housing options Parking in CBD AU-7350264AC

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They have plans and they have thier own vision for the future. But none of the mayoral candidates at a recent public ‘‘Looking to the meeting managed to persuade voters they’re the one to lead future, ratepayers Hamilton city for the next three cannot be expected years. Voting papers have started to to pay for all of the arrive in mailboxes for the local cities assets and I government elections. It’s going to be a chance for the city to elect a am prepared to new mayor. allow development Hamilton ratepayers are tasked with making the choice contributions to from the seven candidates all who assist funding claim to have the interests of Hamilton at heart. future projects.’’ The Fairfield Probus Group Paula Southgate was just one group hosting a meeting recently for candidates to factor in attracting young families put their case forward. But after to the city and felt we needed to the meeting there was no clear take advantage of the cell areas consensus from the audience on available for residential growth who should wear the mayoral like Peacocks and Temple View. chains. Former cop and bodyguard Freezing worker turned pastor James Casson had CBD vagrants Jack Gielen said he wants to be and intersection window washers the voice of the people of the com- Fairfield Probus members Ray and Hazel O’Fee were with candidates Rob Pascoe and Chris Simpson. PHOTO: MIKE BAIN firmly in his sights. munity and suggested a com- ‘‘Something has to be done and mittee to focus on the disabled ‘‘This means creating the Simpson is looking to the future and wastage and said he stood for by laws are obviously not work- youth and elderly in order for opportunity for education, population growth and said his ‘‘truth’’. ing. their voice to be heard when it employment, affordable living approach to the mayoralty has He had a heart for the city and ‘‘I am a strong advocate for comes to decision making. and visionary transport but it been a long considered one. wants to see it prosper. wrap around services to assist Gielen made a commitment ‘‘to should be a place for sports arts ‘‘That is where you need lead- ‘‘I want to see Peacocks opened these people and accept we cannot walk a mile in your shoes and to and culture to flourish,’’ said ership and understanding about up for development, central gov- help all of them we can at least be their for the communities Southgate. what a leader will be thinking in ernment has a billion dollars for reduce their numbers.’’ need.’’ ‘‘Looking to the future, rate- bringing to the what and how infrastructure fund. We need to The seventh candidate Arshad Well versed in what is needed payers cannot be expected to pay tomorrow will look like. get our share of it now,’’ he said. Chata was unable to attend the in local government and with a for all of the cities assets and I am ‘‘The time is right to bring Accountant Rob Pascoe talked meeting. wealth of experience, Paula prepared to allow development leadership that can bring that for some time on how the city has Southgate said she has the vision, contributions to assist funding view and understanding back to returned to a surplus and how First-time voter and Hamilton the drive and the experience to future projects.’’ Hamilton is now.’’ strong the city is in growth. Press reporter Kelley Tantau make Hamilton become a liveable Having worked in the econ- One-term councillor Andrew Pascoe acknowledge the offers her opinion on mayoral city. omic development sector, Chris King blew the whistle on expenses median age of Hamilton as being a candidates, page 10.

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The six Hamilton mayoral candidates who spoke at the recent meeting held by Fairfield Probus made me want to vote. Jack Gielen, Paula Southgate, Chris Simpson, Andrew King, Rob Pascoe and James Casson all spoke about their vision for the future, and there were a few key points that made me prick up my ears. Jack Gielen mentioned $250 OFF! beautifying the city and adding affordable housing while Paula DENTURES Southgate answered a question from a member of the audience about Founders Theatre. ‘‘I think it should be some- Strictly limited to 15 patients per clinic thing that we’re proud of, not a Hamilton mayoral candidates spoke of their aims for the future at the T’s & C’s Apply patch up,’’ she said. candidates meeting organised by Fairfield Probus. MIKE BAIN ‘‘I lean towards it being some- where the central business dis- the central city want to be able he said, ‘‘you’d never let your trict gets the flow-on effect, but to park, and I believe the first own house get run-down to the we have to look at what’s the hour should be free. We’ve got to point where you couldn’t use most cost-effective placing.’’ charge after the first hour it.’’ Chris Simpson said that because everyone who works in And the Municipal Pools he Hamilton could probably grow the shops and everybody who used as another example sat by about 40,000 over the next lives in the apartments will well with me. 10-11 years and Rob Pascoe said park in them all day.’’ After talking to attendees at Trouble Hearing? we were expanding by about a ‘‘We’re in the real world the Fairfield Probus meeting, street a week. guys, car parks work,’’ he said. they said the candidates’ Call for your free hearing assessment! Pascoe’s background in And I agree. answers would help them to finance came into play in his Former police officer James make a decision closer to polling pitch and may be a big asset. Casson made a few good points, day, October 8. BOOK YOUR FREE CONSULTATION TODAY Andrew King said he was including that community poli- For a first-time voter, pipe standing on a platform of truth cing in Hamilton has taken huge dream promises don’t make me but what I found most interes- back steps in recent years and want to pick up the pen. Instead, ting was his stance on car park- that on last count there were 68 realistic solutions to problems 0800 11 23 24 ing. empty stores in town. make me excited as it comes to www.clinico.co.nz ‘‘People who spend money in Regarding Founders Theatre, the pointy end of voting. 127 COLLINGWOOD STREET AU-7412686AA

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PPLEASELEASE VOTEVOTE Inaugural orchestra aims Discuss travel, lifestyle, ﬁnance and everything in between at New Zealand’s newest online community for Over-60s. to rekindle love of music Join today at oversixty.co.nz MMANOANO MMANOHARANANOHARAN HHAMILTONAMILTON EASTEAST WARDWARD STAFF REPORTER Authorised by Mano Manoharan Orchestras Central invite TRAVEL • HEALTH 103A Silverdale Road Hamilton you to blow the dust off an LIFESTYLE instrument parked in the FAMILY • RECIPES AU-7386405AA recesses of your home with their inaugural ‘Rusty Player Orches- tra’. Held on Sunday, October 9, this event celebrates the first year of operation for Orchestras Central - the umbrella organisation for United Youth Orches- tra, Trust Waikato Symphony Orchestra and Opus Orchestra. Looking to ‘‘Key themes in the Trust’s strategic plan include ‘inno- vation’ and ‘collaboration’,’’ Go Organic? said chair Bob Simcock. ‘‘So ‘Rusties’ is an exciting way to reintroduce musicians to Certicate in Organic Horticulture (Level 3) the joy of being part of an orchestra, and then share this Musicians are invited to dust off their instruments for a new orchestra. Part-time courses starting October 2016!* with the wider community.’’ SUPPLIED ‘Rusties’ aims to engage adult $300 full course cost** musicians (18+) of all levels ‘Rusties’ will combine ordinator Sharon Stephens. from across the region, and this tutorials, small group music ‘‘The repertoire is of varying th vision has been caught by Cre- read-throughs and an informal genre and pitched around Grade Hamilton: Info Session 27 September ative New Zealand who have concert. 4 to ensure the greatest number seed-funded the initiative. The programme includes of players feel able to take part, ‘‘There is no pressure on well-known pieces Hine e Hine with absolutely no pressure for participants to join one of the (The Goodnight Kiwi theme), musical perfection.’’ orchestras,’’ said Orchestras Hallelujah Chorus, Ode to Joy Interested players can regis- Central CEO Susan Trodden. and the ‘Game of Thrones‘ ter at www.orchestras.org.nz. ‘‘However we hope that an theme music. Cost is $20 which includes after- open day will encourage some ‘‘To the best of our know- noon tea. If you no longer own Explore the latest trends in sustainable growing through a science-based players to come back, teachers ledge, whilst many orchestras an instrument, please note this approach to a wide range of organic techniques and systems. to reconnect with former pupils, hold read-through events, a full on registration and an attempt Topics covered include: others to engage as day of tutorials culminating in will be made to supply one for • Organic philosophies • Green manures stakeholders, and more people an all-player orchestra perform- the day. • Certication agencies • Weed control to put orchestra event attend- ance with ongoing engagement, Rusty Player Orchestra, • Soil management • Pest and disease management ance back on their ‘must do’ has not been delivered in New Sunday October 9 at Waikato • Soil food webs • Plant knowledge entertainment list.’’ Zealand before,’’ said events co- Diocesan School Chapel. • Composting • An introduction to Permaculture • Companion planting • Planting for birds, bees and • Crop rotation benecial insects

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In the first story of our new Reporter ‘‘Come out in the air Challenge series, with us. Sometimes Kelley Tantau gives the sun is shining, golf croquet a go. Do but the air itself is wonderful.’’ you have a challenge Malcolm Thomas. for Kelley? Let us know.

The afternoon sun was high in the sky, shining free of any clouds. It was as if the universe knew the summer season of golf croquet was starting. Golf croquet is a completely separate sport from association croquet with a much simpler set of rules. It can be learned more quickly and games are generally more interactive and take less time to complete. The blue and black balls play against red and yellow, and every- Stuff.co.nz one aims to get their coloured ball See Kelley Tantau’s Reporter through the same hoop. Challenge video online. Send in your A point is scored for the side Reporter Challenge ideas to whose ball first runs through the [email protected] hoop. Tactics can be used to knock opponent’s balls out of the way or to make a run for the next hoop if you think you’re close to losing Reporter Kelley Tantau learns the game of golf croquet at Claudelands Croquet Club in Hamilton. DOMINICO ZAPATA/FAIRFAX NZ the one currently being played. To put it in one sentence, the Being put to the test, photogra- us amateurs, while Malcolm ‘‘The Malcolm has been involved he said. ‘‘Sometimes the sun is sport is like chess but on the pher Dominico Zapata and I were Welsh Wolf’’ reciprocated with with the club for 22 years and said shining, but the air itself is won- ground, one member said. invited to join them in a game. moves of his own. the summer opening day marked derful.’’ ‘‘The whole croquet game was We played in a group that It didn’t take long to realise we the start of the September-April Claudelands Croquet Club is dying out because it was too diffi- included Claudelands Croquet were playing alongside some season. located at 44 Oxford Street. cult for modern day people to Club life members Mailene Smith class-acts. However, he said some people The club has more 60 members learn. and Malcolm Thomas. Moves like jump shots and stop come to play all throughout the of varying ages and golf croquet is ‘‘But golf croquet - you can Mailene ‘‘The Destroyer’’ hit shots were too difficult for us to year, even in rain or fog. played on Tuesdays, Thursdays learn and play it within hours.’’ some strategic shots that baffled master. ‘‘Come out in the air with us,’’ and Fridays.

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KELLEY TANTAU also arrange for books to be picked up from their home. Countdown Bridge Street in Hamilton Every book will go on sale with a gold coming to will host the inaugural Countdown Book coin price tag, with all funds raised going Sale this October and they need your towards the Countdown Kids Hospital help to make it a success. Appeal. To raise money for the Countdown The appeal has raised around $9.3 Hamilton Kids Hospital Appeal, the supermarket is million since it first began in 2007, with calling for books to be dropped off at their all of the funds going towards the pur- TE AHUA MAITLAND collection bin in-store. chase of much-needed medical equip- Store manager Pete Lawrence said ment for children’s hospital wards Trevor Kelly is obsessed with the circus. already more than 1000 books have been throughout the country. ‘‘I’ve always had this passion, ever since I was donated. Bridge Street Countdown will also a kid. I remember being five years old with my ‘‘It’s all about volume. The more we take part in a cake sale later on in the little umbrella circus model. It’s always been can get the better.’’ month, Lawrence said. there and it’s never left.’’ They are the only Hamilton store run- Books need to be donated by Octo- At 15, in Dublin, he ran away from his home ning a book sale, but Lawrence said they ber 1. Countdown Book Sale, and travelled around Ireland with Tom Duffy’s were happy for books to be dropped off at Saturday, October 15 and Sunday, Jeanette Hurrell and store manager Pete Circus, one of the world’s oldest circuses. any Countdown in Hamilton. Donors can October 16. Lawrence. KELLEY TANTAU/FAIRFAX NZ Kelly worked as a labourer, and would help set up and pack down the tent and scaffoldings. He shared a 14-foot caravan with the guy who cleaned out the lion and tiger cages. But his real passion was for clowning. He eventually returned to normal life and worked the odd job before deciding to move to New Zealand in 2001, where he met his Kiwi wife, Tracy, and settled in Tuakau. But the circus itch ‘‘I've always had this passion, ever since I was a kid. I remember being five years old with my little umbrella circus model. ’’

remained. In 2015, he told Tracy he was going to create Kelly Brothers Circus and travel around the North Island. ‘‘I just could never get the circus out of my mind. My wife said, are you for real? You’re crazy! I said, I’m not joking.’’ They moved to Taumarunui and bought a small circus tent online. With the help of friends and family, Kelly began constructing the design and layout of his show. . Now the circus is rolling into Hamilton for the first time. The circus has five acts, including Kelly, who is the ringmaster and clown. ‘‘I’m quite happy to keep it small and compact. I like the atmosphere, close up and personal with the audience, and I don’t want to take away from . that. ‘‘You can expect good-quality family entertain- i i ment. It’s about giving the kids a bit of entertain- l . ment in a 90-minute show.’’ He said all of his acts were found through . social media. ‘‘I tried finding up-and-coming acts that needed some exposure. I’m all for young artists from training schools, giving them some experience in such a small show. ‘‘We’ve had a German, lots of Aussies coming across and others that come and go.’’ The show will be in Hamilton from September 28 to October 9, on a site on the corner of Rifle Range Road and Railside Place, Dinsdale. After Hamilton they plan on performing in Huntly and Te Kauwhata.

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YUGRAJ MAHIL The building of an innovatively-designed new Social Housing: performing arts centre to replace Founders Theatre is Meet Yugraj Mahil, your local body imperative. It needs to be carefully planned to ensure Building Blocks for Families candidate for Hamilton East. the widest possible benefit for the community. Individuals and families wanting access to affordable Standing on the Community Voice ticket, Yugraj is a CBD Transformation – Bringing the and independent housing should be provided with successful businessman, former associate chartered Life Back practical support. Council has a responsibility to accountant and respected member of the NZ Sikh provide safe and healthy homes for the community. Society, well-known for his community work, charity The central business district should reflect an image affiliations, and business networking skills. His of prosperity and vibrancy. In order to attract people Sustainability: A United Vision to the centre of town, vehicle accessibility and car strengths are financial expertise, community insights, By working with businesses, schools and households, cultural understanding and proven leadership. Drawing parking (both on and off street) has to be addressed. Council can assist them in taking practical, concrete on his diverse competencies and attributes, he will The needs of the CBD’s 19,440 workers, as well bring a fresh and measured perspective to Council as shoppers and commuters, must be catered for. steps to be more sustainable, with a special deliberations and enhance its financial management. The introduction of two hours of free unmetered car emphasis on energy efficiency, transport, water and Family man parking would help alleviate the shoppers’ problem, waste. Tools, information and programmes should while a new multi-use arts centre with comprehensive be accessible and available. A shared vision should Married with two daughters, and proud to call Hamilton car-parking would help address parking issues for be promoted and a strong framework for action home since 1998, Yugraj has a long-standing interest workers. and engagement in local politics dating back to India. developed that targets and embraces all strata of the The aim is also to attract people to live, work and The hard-working family own several retail outlets community. play in the heart of town. A revitalised CBD would around the city. Love for Hamilton is a driving force Hamilton’s continued economic growth gives rise to in Yugraj wanting to make the city a safe, thriving rejuvenate the central city economy and enhance its traffic congestion which affects the city’s liveability. and progressive community for everyone, including identity. employers, workers, and families. Commuter Train – The Way Forward By investing in, and encouraging the use of, public Strong values Council needs to seriously consider issues around transport, cycling and walking, there will be less cars on roads, and our city will keep moving and growing A respected member of the New Zealand Sikh Society transport and infrastructure to support growth and Incorporated charity, Yugraj has served in several roles, development. Given that Hamilton’s population is sustainably. including president. He is an honoured life member of expected to increase by 36,000 in the next three Transport and Safety: the New Zealand Sikh Society. decades, better transport solutions are crucial. A Hamilton-Auckland commuter service would open A strong religious faith is at the core of Yugraj’s beliefs. Protection & Well-being up more job opportunities and allow Hamiltonians, The Sikh religion is renowned for its peace-minded Safety issues have been a concern, particularly for including students, to work and study in Auckland, teachings, accepting attitude, and respect for people Huntington residents and commuters using busy of all religions, beliefs, and walks of life. but live locally. Given that increasingly more people are commuting daily, a rail link would also help relieve Wairere Drive. Yugraj supports Council initiatives to Arts & Cultural Centre – Enriching the city road congestion on the Southern Motorway and ease improve conditions at Huntington Drive West and Music, arts and culture provide a significant the housing crisis. The commuting issue will become welcomes all improvements that enhance the safety contribution to a community and spur economic even more critical with the increasing migration of and well-being of residents and visitors alike. growth. Council can play a role by stimulating cultural Aucklanders seeking cheaper housing but wanting industries, supporting creation, and promoting to retain their jobs. An expected 700,000 Auckland Urban Libraries: participation. It should work collaboratively with artists population increase will have a major impact on Promoting Neighbourhood Identity and cultural experts in order to support and promote transport. sustainable urban development suited to the practical Urban libraries strengthen neighbourhoods and needs of residents. Compassionate City: champion the cultural lives of communities. They add Community-wide Conversations value to a city’s community services and are important A concerned and compassionate city is one where its centres where children through to seniors can gather elected representatives lead by example and provide to explore, interact and access knowledge. Yugraj a strong support role. They listen and network with strongly supports a library for Rototuna. people, become apprised of their needs and offer the appropriate support. To achieve tangible outcomes, Waste Management: Council should partner with organisations and groups Take Action & Responsibility who take the lead in the community. Yugraj encourages education programmes that aim Cultural Diversity: at highlighting the need to reduce waste. Courses A Progressive Fusion can be offered on composting, reducing and reusing. Great cities are always those with a melting pot of A stronger implementation of recycle schemes and races and cultures. Let’s showcase our cultural zero-waste plans, as well as innovative and cost- richness. From having culturally diverse staff, to holding and participating in multi-cultural festivals, effective strategies to divert waste from landfills, will to making use of community spaces and open air all benefit the city. venues for celebrations and arts exhibitions, to Water Meters: Not the Solution cross-cultural dialogue with the many groups that call Hamilton home, we can all contribute to the Opposed to the introduction of residential water city’s colourful ethnic tapestry and better reflect and meters, including the estimated $20-$25 million celebrate our diversity and oneness. installation cost, Yugraj advocates water conservation Environment: through education and the stronger enforcement of Preservation for the Future summer use restrictions, rather than burdening rate payers with the ongoing costs of meters. Managing the city’s native biodiversity and conserving its natural heritage and unique gully SAYING YES TO networks are priorities. The strengthening of legal • CBD transformation frameworks, introduction of more predator control, • Cultural diversity targeted education, increase in restoration projects • Environmental conservation that encourage community involvement, enhanced partnerships with businesses, and the valuing and • Hamilton-Auckland commuter train promoting of voluntary contributions on all levels, • New performing arts centre from schools through to corporations, will all help to • Rototuna Library preserve our precious environment. • Safety and transport Finance: Agility and Acumen • Social housing Yugraj believes his skills in financial management are • Sound financial practices sorely needed at local body level. He attributes the • Sustainability current council surplus to being an accidental surplus, • Waste management contrary to the deficit had been budgeted for, and that it demonstrates a need for astute accounting SAYING NO TO practices, analytical thinking and financial acuity. • Water meters YUGRAJ SINGH MAHIL 18 HAMILTON PRESS, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 stuff.co.nz What’s From Get What’s On on near today involved! you

SPECIAL EVENTS 16, 10am, 25 laps. Claudelands Bowling Club EVENT LISTINGS Stories and More Open Day on Sunday October 16, 2 – Send your community notices to The Lion The Witch and The 4pm, 1 Kitchener St. Experience our [email protected] the Wardrobe is being staged at The lovely lawn greens. Fun for Thursday prior to publication. Meteor Theatre during the everyone. Test your skills, coaching Hamilton Press will run listings September school holidays. The and small bowls for young ones. provided there is space. Listings may season runs from September 24 - Prizes, afternoon tea. Ph 0211225265. be removed at any time. October 2 - information and Puketaha School Centenary bookings at www.iticket.co.nz A great weekend planned, Friday 23 Hamilton Jazz Society and Saturday 24 September. An All welcome. Phone Lois 8463575 Julie Mason and the Craig William’s opportunity to share memories and Ladies Social Cycling Group Quartet, Sunday September 25, catch up with old friends. To register: Three rides per week meeting at Waikato Commerce Club, www.puketaha.school.nz. different venues at 9.30am, Monday 4.30-7.30pm, entry is $20 for the Scleroderma seminar - Hamilton Gardens, Thursday - public or $15 members. Saturday November 5, 9am – Flagstaff shops, Saturday - Wintec Bloomin’ Fabulous 3.30pm, St Johns Methodist Church Rotokauri Campus. For more info Five New Zealand artists ‘‘bloom’’ in Hall, Cnr Wellington and Grey St, visit: www.ladiessocialcycling.org.nz this floral show at Soul Gallery, 300 Hamilton East. Registration essential Hamilton Scottish Barton St until September 30. contact [email protected]. Welcomes all Scottish dances each British Invasion Show Voting for the Hamilton City mayor and councillors has begun. Election day is Wednesday at the YWCA hall in Hits by The Rolling Stones, The REGULAR EVENTS Saturday October 8 and voting closes at midday on that day. Pembroke St, commencing at 7pm. Beatles, Manfred Mann and more. Waikato Good Companions Friendly tuition given and visitors Held at Hamilton Cosmopolitan Club, Every fourth Saturday of the month, Enquiries to Nancy: 07 8435510. of each month. 30 Victoria St, from other clubs welcome. Please Saturday October 1, 8pm. Tickets 7.30pm at the Aberdeen School Hall, Waikato Historical Society Hamilton, 20 stalls selling locally phone Grietje 8562361 or Pam $17.50 on sale at reception. Aberdeen Drive. Old time and Our headquarters, Hockin House in handmade or recycled products. 8544081 for further info. Free Budgeting Course sequence dancing, live or recorded Selwyn St, Hamilton, open for Overeaters Anonymous KidsPlay playgroup With Christians Against Poverty, music, great supper, friendly visitors, 1-4p.m. Entry: $2 for adults, Thursday 7pm meetings, Link For Preschoolers and their parents/ Hamilton Central Baptist Church, welcome, $15 non members, $12 children free. Queries to 8469481. Community Centre corner River Rd caregivers, meeting 9am-12pm at Fridays: 14th, 21st and 28th October members. Contact: 0274830005. Chums Playgroup & Te Aroha Street. If you have a Knox Christian Centre, 50 Albert St, at 1-2.15pm approximately. Please Hamilton Let’s Dance Club Preschoolers, parents, whanau. problem with overeating, bingeing, Hamilton, $3.00 per family. Contact: ring 855.7901 to register. Sequence and Old Time Dancing on Outdoor/indoor play, music and kai, purging or starving OA can help. Ph Annie 8567522. See you there. 10-10-10 the 1st, 2nd, 4th & 5th Wednesday of 9.30-11.30am, Thursdays at 839 1599 or www.oa.org Floorball Walk 10kms either as a team, family each month at Melville Methodist Discovery Christian Centre hall, cnr Whitiora Women’s Institute Floorball indoor hockey is on at the or on your own, $5 entry for The Church Hall, cnr Bader St and Insoll Ave/Peachgrove Rd. First Wednesday of every month, Baptist Church Gym, 33 Charlemont Lions Clubs NZ Child Mobility Normanby Ave from 7.30pm to Ferrybank Market 10.45 am, held at the Lutheran Street on Wednesday nights, from Foundation. Porritt Stadium, October 10.00pm. Everyone Welcome. From 9am-1pm on the first Saturday Church Hall, Abbotsford St, Whitiora. 8pm till 9pm.

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The buzz was electric as students saw nine months of hard work come to fruition with Waikato’s EVolocity regional final 2016 held at Kartsport in Hamilton. Fifteen schools competed in the inaugural event which got students to design, build and race their own electric vehicles. The concept is run by the Wai- kato Engineering Careers Associ- More than 70 ation. students from 15 Tauhara College won the over- schools in the all bike category and St John’s Waikato College took out the cart division. competition designed and Denis Mansell and his team built their own from Tauhara College, Taupo, electric cart or worked for 100 hours on their bike. project, and were nervous and DOMINICO ZAPATA/ excited to put their bike into com- FAIRFAX NZ petition. ‘‘We are much more advanced than we thought we were, we thought we would have a lot more competition. ‘‘Looking around the pit lane, we thought there would be few more opposition.’’ Mansell, the senior rider, had only spent two hours in the saddle of their concept, which was based around the bike Burt Munro used In the cart category, Mansell Regional co-ordinator Levinia stuff, like kiting the bodies out. ‘‘It’s also allowing them to after the boys watched the was impressed with the ideas that Paku has been surprised by the She hopes that more schools think about career choices in World’s Fastest Indian. the various schools had come up calibre of the vehicles the get involved next year. terms of technology and engineer- ‘‘In comparison to a normal with. students produced. ‘‘It’s about inspiring them ing space. bike, it’s quite different as you are ‘‘I’ve been having a good look ‘‘They have exceeded my around green technology. ‘‘It’s creating our next gener- so low to the ground, your knees around. expectations for secondary school ‘‘It’s about encouraging them ation of engineers.’’ are pretty close to the ground,’’ ‘‘There are some really good students. to think about the future in terms The national finals are in Mansell said. designs.’’ ‘‘They’ve done some amazing of electrical vehicles. Christchurch on November 27. A short step to stardom The competition has helped launch the careers of Short many well-known writers including: Eleanor Catton Barbara Anderson Owen Marshall Linda Olsson Sarah Laing Sarah Quigley Norman Bilbrough Andre Ngapo awards Story 2016 In association with Penguin Random House, it’s your chance to win $1000, critical feedback and have your winning story published in the Sunday Star-Times – Enter now it’s time to get writing. The divisions are: Entries for the Sunday Star-Times Short Story Awards 2016 are now open. Open division Secondary school division Non-iction essay 3000 word limit, judged by 2000 word limit, judged by 2000 words on the theme Now in their 32nd year, these awards are Stephanie Johnson, author Paula Morris, author and “I read the news today, oh boy” among New Zealand’s most prestigious and winner of the Montana University of Auckland judged by Jonathan Milne, and established writing prizes. New Zealand Book Awards creative writing convenor Sunday Star-Times editor Enter here: www.Stuf.co.nz/ShortStoryAwards VOTE FRED LICHTWARK for WAIKATO REGIONAL COUNCIL 20+ years working with communities to improve water quality and our environment. AU-7409692AA “Others talk about it -but I’ve done it” NZ Landcare Ambassador & Green Ribbon Award Winner

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Waikato was dealt a heavy blow ahead of its Ranfurly Shield defence against Taranaki, with news prop Loni Uhila would miss the rest of the 2016 season due to a broken right arm. Uhila revealed in a social media post that his Mitre 10 Cup season had been cut short, after undergoing surgery for the injury he sustained in the 35-32 win over Auckland at Eden Park. The 1.80m, 125kg loosehead, known as the ‘Tongan Bear’, was replaced around quarter of an hour from fulltime in that fixture, and at the end of the game was seen nursing his arm, using his jersey as an improvised sling. The 27-year-old then sent a message to his Instagram followers, revealing the extent of his ailment, and sharing his x-ray Waikato prop which illustrated the nasty break: Loni Uhila will ‘‘Hi Team! Unfortunately my miss the rest of 2016 season has come to an end! the season after breaking his arm ‘‘During the game on Sunday I against managed to break my arm. I had Auckland. surgery today and I can guarantee PHOTOSPORT I’ll be back out there as soon as possible getting fit and training for 2017! ‘‘Although my season was cut short, I’m ending on a high and couldn’t have asked for it to go through year for the affable will be a massive loss for the Halfback Tawera Kerr-Barlow and Manawatu, while Taranaki any better! frontrower, making his Super Mooloo men, who were also has been released to play again, (with four wins and one loss), sit ‘‘Thanks for all your support so Rugby debut for the Hurricanes, expected to be without star while Taranaki were able to call second in the premiership, follow- far, onward and upward from and going on to be an instrumen- playmaker Damian McKenzie, on blockbusting centre Seta ing a last-gasp 30-29 win over here fam!’’ tal part of their championship- with the All Blacks keeping hold Tamanivalu. Counties Manukau in Pukekohe, This was Uhila’s fifth season winning side late in the season. of him in Christchurch for The Mooloo men have so far where Joe Reynolds missed a pen- with Waikato. His destructive ball-running Saturday night’s test against the seen off challenges from cham- alty from handy range after the And it had been a break- ability, and all-round physicality, Springboks. pionship sides North Harbour fulltime siren. Citizens Advice Bureau Hamilton SUBSCRIBE For free, friendly, confidential help NOW and information on any matter ✔ Consumer advice ✔ Tenancy/Flatting Visit TOLL FREE 0800 367 222 mags4gifts.co.nz/sunday-star-times ✔ Advocacy ✔ Legal advice Or call 0800 SUNDAY (786 329) 55 Victoria St, Hamilton ✔ Budgeting ✔ Personal & Family Ph: 07 839 0395 | [email protected] ✔ Health & Welfare ✔ Support Groups visit us online at www.cab.org.nz

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AU-7402233AA Bylaw Uplifting Crystal Gateway In accordance with clause 3.7.1, Waikato Regional Therapies CentreLIDO Place Ph: 838-9010 CINEMA lidocinema.co.nz council wishes to amend Schedule 1.16.2 ‘Boat Ramp Dawn Foster works CAPTAIN FANTASTIC BRIDGET JONES’S BABY with Crystals & her Zone’ of the Waikato Regional council Navigation THURSDAY: 1.00, 3.15, 7.55PM THU: 11.00AM, 1.30, 6.10, 8.10PM(M) Guides, to balance FRIDAY: 12.55, 3.30, 6.10PM FRI: 11.00AM, 1.25, 3.15, 5.45, 7.55PM U Safety Bylaw (bylaw) 2013. Noice of Meeings Chakras, improve SATURDAY: 12.45, 3.10, 6.10PM SAT: 1.00, 3.25, 5.40, 7.55PM Health & Energy & SUNDAY: 3.00, 5.25PM (M) SUN: 11.15AM, 1.10, 3.35, 5.50, 8.00PM Due to safety concerns brought to the Councils’ reduce stress. 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Minutes for the mee ngs are available on the unattended for no more than five minutes but must POI E THU/FRI/SAT: 10.45AM (G) SUNDAY: 8.15PM(R13) i [email protected] Hamilton City Council Website – www.hamilton.govt.nz. not obstruct the ramp. THEREHEARSAL KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS(E) SUNDAY: 12.50PM (M) September 2016 Noice of Meeings SUNDAY: 10.45AM This reservation will take effect 1 October 2016 PERSONAL Thursday, 15 September 2016 – Civil Defence & Emergency and shall remain in place until the bylaw has been Management Mee ng was cancelled. i formally reviewed and replaced. A55year male requires SCHOOL & CLUB NOTICES Tuesday, 20 September 2016 - Extraordinary Council Mee ng an Indian student lady (18 i years +) for friendship or started at 5.00pm in the Council Chamber. If you have any queries in respect of this event relationship, your privacy is Wednesday, 28 September 2016 – External Funding Subcommi ee please contact the Waikato Regional Council. a priority. Ph 0211113961. OUT-OF-ZONE ENROLMENTS PERIODS FOR 2017 t Number in previous ads Meeing starts at 3.00pm in Commitee Room 1. was incorrect. Enrolment at the school is governed by an enrolment scheme, details of which are available Friday, 30 September 2016 - Ordinary Council Meeing starts MALE, 52 yrs, seeking on our school website www.tetotara.school.nz at 9.00am in the Council Chamber. Navigation Safety lady for friendship/relation- The Board has determined that 2 places for New Entrant (Year 1) students ship. 02102209855. are likely to be available to out-of-zone students for the first enrolment October 2016 Noice of Meeings Bylaw Uplifting period of 16th December 2016 – 28th February 2017. The exact number of places will depend on the number of applications Friday, 14 October 2016 – Hamilton District Licensing Commitee In accordance with clause 3.7.1, Waikato Regional TAROT & received from students who live within the school’s home zone. Meeing starts at 10.00am in the Council Chamber. There will be three 2017 out-of-zone enrolment periods: council is changing the locations of the Access lanes RUNES LIVE The First enrolment period runs from 16th December 2016 – 28th February 2017 Thursday, 27 October 2016 – Inaugural Council Mee ng will start at The Second enrolment period runs from 1st March 2017 – 30th June 2017 i in accordance of clause 3.5.4 of the Waikato Regional 1.00pm in the Council Chamber. CELTIC STAR The Third enrolment period runs from 1st July 2017 – 15th December 2017 council Navigation Safety Bylaw (bylaw) 2013. For students seeking enrolment within the first enrolment period of See what the future holds 16th December 2016 – 28th February 2017, the deadline for receipt of Any other addiional meeings necessary will be noiied once dates out-of-zone applications is 3.00pm on Wednesday 12th October, 2016 have been conirmed. Due to safety concerns brought to the Councils’ 0900-50-800 and should be addressed to: attention, temporary access lanes will be introduced 9am-7pm. $2.98 p/min Te Totara Primary School • PO Box 28134 • Hamilton 3256 A reasonable supply of agendas and complementary reports will Parents of students who live within the home zone should also apply by this date be available and a copy of the agenda and subsequent minutes to Keeleys Reserve, Moana Roa Reserve and Hora + GST. 18yrs & over. to assist the school to plan appropriately for next year. Students who live in the home zone are entitled to enrol at the school. can be viewed on the Hamilton City Council website or at the Hora Domain. Enq(04)297-0967 Applications from out-of-zone students will be processed in the following order of priority: Municipal Chambers. a) First priority must be given to students who have been accepted for enrolment in a This reservation will take effect 1 October 2016 special programme(s) run by the school and approved by the Secretary of Education*. *This priority is not applicable at this school because the school does not run a hamilton.govt.nz and shall remain in place until the bylaw has been special programme approved by the Ministry of Education formally reviewed and replaced. b) Second priority must be given to any applicant who is the sibling of Richard Briggs, Chief Execuive, Private Bag 3010, Hamilton, 3240 a current student of the school. 1,800 neighbourhoods c) Third priority must be given to any applicant who is the sibling of a former If you have any queries in respect of this event across New Zealand student of the school. please contact the Waikato Regional Council. are using Neighbourly d) Fourth priority must be given to any applicant who is a child of a former AU-7409712AA Join Neighbourly student of the school. today and meet your e) Fifth priority must be given to any applicant who is either a child of an employee neighbours of the Board of the school, or a child of a member of the Board of the school. 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