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ISSN 1170-1099 REAL ESTATE Buying or selling contact... Bruce Judd SALES CONSULTANT Mobile 027 246 8664 198tc001-03 A/H 870 2225, Office 871 6157 35 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu www.1stnational.co.nz Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 2005 AJB Ltd MREINZ Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY BMX bee-line Te Awamutu to the world Over 150 riders from Whanga- By Dean Taylor rei to New Plymouth will be From their small home of- competing in Te Awamutu BMX fi ce one local couple are doing Club’s annual Grand Prix meet- more than their bit to beam Te ing this weekend. Awamutu to the world. The Power Farming spon- Dave Owen and Ange Holt own sored meeting is timely for Wavelength Media, an internet those riders preparing for the based business with two main New Zealand championships in profi t making ventures. March. Ms Holt manages the popu- The fi eld of riders aged three lar www.racecafe.co.nz while to 60-plus includes a number Mr Owen is in partnership with New Zealand rankings. with his brother Richard in Racing starts at 3pm Satur- www.mediacollege.com. day and 10am Sunday at the Race Cafe is a discussion fo- Rewi Street track. rum for people interested in the There is no charge for spec- harness, thoroughbred and grey- tators wishing to take in the hound racing industries. exciting action. Media College is an affi liate programme with Google that of- Magic moments fers free tutorials in video, audio and multimedia production. Four Silver Ferns squad But for many people around the members will be in action at world it is their community serv- the Trust Waikato Te Awamutu ice www.teawamutu.co.nz website Events Centre at the weekend. that is as well known and loved. Jolene Henry, Irene Van Dyk, Mr Owen says he started the Casey Williams and our own website as a way of helping the Laura Langman will be trialling town promote itself on the World for the Waikato Bay of Plenty WAVELENGTH MEDIA owner Dave Owen monitors the online Te Awamutu Courier, a TATV clip from Wide Web. Rosebank Arthouse as part of last year’s Rose and Cultural Festival and footage he shot of Rose Magic team to contest the Na- He says it does not make any Sunday. 020051AD tional Bank Cup tournament. money for his business, although Trials will be held on Satur- he believes it has potential on publish online. ‘broadcast’ via the internet. community service project, re- day and Sunday, commencing a small scale compared to other Each edition of the Courier is He increased the trial by in- taining on-demand video archives at 10am both days. ventures. available online to read or down- cluding a number of new clips and also providing online stream- Magic spokesperson, Cathy It is the goodwill of the couple load and Mr Owen uses the major from the 2004 Rose and Cultural ing television, which could also be Shaw says it’s another golden that make this service so worth- news items to keep the homepage Festival, but has been a bit disap- broadcast locally. opportunity for the public of Te while for this town. fresh and up-to-date. pointed with the response. Mr Owen says it would have Awamutu to see the best net- The website has search engines Mr Owen says it is good for the Mr Owen says current service to be supported by commerce or ballers in the Waikato and Bay for the site, Te Awamutu based website and saves him time and is on-demand, meaning browsers sponsorship, but would offer an of Plenty competing live on our websites and Google for internet effort keeping on top of the site. can select the clip they wish to opportunity for locally produced back doorstep. surfers. The Courier is pleased to be view. programming. Former Silver Fern Noelene Wavelength Media hosts a able to offer the paper in this It takes some time to ‘download’, He says Te Awamutu Camera Tauroa returns as Magic coach number of community based local format so ex-pats and other inter- a compromise between speed and Club members have shown an after a year off to have a baby. websites via www.teawamutu.net ested people can still have their quality, but if patient is worth the interest, and he knows there is as a public service, and also links twice-weekly fi x. short wait. much archival footage in the com- More time to many other worthwhile sites Mr Owen is surprised at the I personally fi nd it better to munity, which would all contrib- people may wish to access. popularity of the service, record- pause the play until the buffering ute to a valuable record on events In response to calls from It also has Virtual Te Awamutu ing 9000 downloads per month. is complete, then the clip plays and history of Te Awamutu. the public, consultation on the which Mr Owen designed, and in- Another new innovation is without pauses. He would welcome comments Government’s draft marine teresting articles and images cov- TATV. Mr Owen even designed his own on TATV. protection policy has been ering our history to new events. The couple are keen supporters online ‘television’, complete with It can be found under News- extended to February 28. In August last year Te Awamutu of local events and Mr Owen has brightness and volume control room at www.teawamutu.co.nz Submissions to the draft Courier entered into an agree- recorded many on video. because nothing was available. and there is an automated feed- Marine Protected Areas Policy ment with Wavelength Media to Last year he started a test His long term aim is another back form. Statement and Implementation Plan were to have closed this Friday (January 21). Stakeholders who received Waipa becoming aviation hub the initial draft document have been advised in writing of the By Grant Johnston for consent to erect a 3668m2 for export. Economic Development for $2 change. Waipa District is the home of building for this purpose in the Because the site is likely to million in development funding In launching public consulta- a thriving aviation services in- rural zone on Middle Road, south comprise high quality soils and to foster the region’s surging tions in November last year, dustry that is really starting to of Narrows Road. the building size is well in excess aviation industry. Conservation Minister Chris The company intends to manu- of size requirements for the zone, The board of NZ Trade and ‘take off’. facture Robin ‘Alpha’ Aircraft - 50 under the Waipa District Plan Enterprise approved the concept Carter said that he wished to A resource management appli- ensure that the selection proc- in the fi rst 12 months with a staff the proposed use would be a in June last year under the major cation is currently being consid- ess for new sites for marine of up to 20 fulltime employees, discretionary activity, with sub- regional initiatives fund. protection would cover a full ered by Waipa District Council expanding inside three years to missions accepted by Council up And existing manufacturer Pa- range of sea life, while minimis- for another aircraft manufactur- 100 planes per year (at a value of until February 9. cifi c Aerospace has signed a joint ing the impact on ocean users, ing business in the vicinity of over $15 million) with a staff of New Zealand Trade and En- venture deal to build aircraft such as fi shers. Waikato Regional Airport. up to 60 full time employees. terprise will consider an appli- worth $112 million over three Alpha Aviation Ltd has applied The majority of planes will be cation next month from Waikato years. Super Liquor Phone 871 4009 TE AWAMUTU Offer concludes close John’s OPEN 7 DAYS of trade 24/01/05 while John’s Super Deal is Cash and Carry Only – Payment of John’s Super Deal must be Flash in the Pants stocks last PICK OF THE WEEK by cash, Eftpos or cheque, otherwise charge price applies. TRADE NOT SUPPLIED. PPAADDDDYY’’SS Coruba CRUISER CREAM CREAM Rum $$ 0000 Dozen $$ 0000 2200 Ea Packs 1100 Each 1 Litre or 22 for $ 99 15 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU $$ 0000 PHONE 871 6307 020TC015-05 018TC006/05 2200 33 LOWEST PRICES Baker close to top 100 GUARANTEED Leanne Baker is close to ela Navratilova and Michaela in Auckland, the pair comfort- 26th and Nicole Pratt (Aus- breaking into the top 100 Pastikova. ably made the main draw of tralia) ranked 42nd. CURTAINS • BLINDS women’s doubles players af- They beat Spain’s Nuria Li- the Australian Open. Baker made a name for her- Select from the vast range of ter another impressive show- agostera and Czech Olga Bla- The cut off for the doubles self at the Junior Grand Slam local and imported ing at the WTA Canberra hotova 6-3, 6-2 to make the was 261 - Baker and Lubiani’s tournament in Australia as curtain fabrics in Women’s Classic. last eight of the $US110,000 combined ranking is 235. a 16-year-old, making the our Mobile Baker and her Italian part- ($NZ160,370) tournament. Their opening round draw semi-fi nal with fellow New Showroom ner Francesca Lubiani could Baker now has a world at the Australian Open (as Zealander Rewa Hudson as consider themselves a trifl e ranking of 110 and Lubiani this issue went to press) was her partner.
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