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Dangerous Driving Kills Mother Lahars are a ‘‘buzz It’s Tomu’s time to kill’’ P9 shine P20 RED HOT PRICE! $339 incl 7003046AN Ruapehu Press 52 Bell Road Taumarunui Wednesday, June 29, 2016 ruapehupress.co.nz Mountain staff work on skills Travis Donaldson was part of the Whakapapa Ski Patrol Team training up on mountaineering skills at The Pinnacles last week. With the opening of the 2016 ski season just days away, staff at Mt Ruapehu have been doing plenty of training. Last week, the Whakapapa Ski Patrol team took to The Pinnacles to get their mountaineering skills up to scratch. Everything is on track for skiing on the mountain to begin this weekend. Dangerous driving kills mother STEPHANIE RANGI One of Hughes’ sisters then ‘‘The very, very aggravating factor is that a 50kmh area – he lost control of read out the victim impact state- the car and collided with a A man was stopped by police for ment on behalf of the family, the defendant was engaging in evasive wooden power pole, with the back driving while forbidden just two which detailed the effect the acci- behaviour.’’ rear passenger side taking the full days before he crashed his car dent has had on Hughes’ six chil- impact. Prosecutor Catherine Ure into a power pole, killing his part- dren and the rest of her family. A statement written by ner. Catherine Ure appeared on Delamare and read by his counsel Beauxdine Peter Delamare, 30, behalf of the Crown, and Delamare was wearing a A Police car was travelling Kerry Tustin said ‘‘not a day goes from Raetihi, was sentenced to summarised the events leading up seatbelt, Hughes, 34, was not. north towards town and despite by that I don’t think about her, the three years imprisonment in Tau- to the accident. Delamare was seen crossing Delamare seeing it and the red children, and the family’’. marunui District Court on The court heard how, on July over double yellow lines twice, in and blue lights, he continued driv- A moment’s silence was held in Wednesday on a charge of danger- 24 last year, Delamare and dangerous overtaking ing. the court room for Hughes after ous driving causing the death of Hughes had an argument. manoeuvres on SH4. ‘‘The very, very aggravating Delamare’s sentencing, which his partner Sunnie Hughes. Delamare then got into his car While travelling south towards factor is that the defendant was also saw him disqualified from As the defendant sat in the and started to drive away but not Manunui, he narrowly avoided engaging in evasive behaviour,’’ holding or obtaining a driver dock, Hughes’ family started before Hughes got in the car hitting an on-coming car that was Ure said. licence for 3 years and six months proceedings with a karakia. through the rear passenger door. coming off the Manunui bridge. As Delamare entered Miro St – following his release from prison. Holiday home rentals made easy. Bachcare is Ruapehu’s leading holiday home rental management company, with local Holiday Managers based in Ohakune and National Park to care for your property and its rental guests. 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Bad news is noted or July 9, p. 7 for more details Out and About ............................................P10 fixed and then tucked away where Unique ID: 631171657 Filename: Dr Libby ............................................................ P11 we don’t have to think about it. 29-rua-pighunt(2).JPG Puzzles .............................................................. P11 But every now and then Farming ......................................................P12-13 something happens that is so 4. HUNTING Property.................................................... P14-16 significant that Kiwis simply Ngakonui Valley School’s annual Sport ..................................................................P20 refuse to let it rest and when that hunting competition p. 7 for more occurs, you understand what details makes this country so special. to do list This newspaper is That happened this week with 2 3 5. PREVENTION subject to NZ Press the sentencing of the pair who Suicide prevention and education Council procedures. beat young Moko Rangitoheriri to workshop, July 29, p.7 for more A complaint must first death in Taupo last year. details be directed in writing, within one month of All over the country – this publication, to the editor’s email address. week and in previous ‘Marches If not satisfied with the response, the for Moko’ – people have been complaint may be referred to the gathering in our cities and towns Press Council. PO Box 10-879, to show they support a single The Terrace, Wellington 6143. cause. Or use the online complaint form at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please This is the massive majority 4 5 include copies of the article and all making themselves heard and correspondence with the publication. when that happens, everybody knows it and everybody listens. I would like to think there are Contact us Editor: Daniel Hutchinson phone: 07 376 2258, [email protected] News: Stephanie Rangi, reporter phone: 07 children out there who have 895 5841, steph.rangi and @fairfaxmedia.co.nz or Robert Steven phone: 07 376 2260, [email protected] Area already benefited from this show Manager: Pamela Ryan 07 827 3840 Classifieds and general enquiries: Karen Begg, 07 895 5841, of solidarity. Let’s not let it rest [email protected] FACEBOOK: facebook.com/RuapehuPress WEBSITE: ruapehupress.co.nz Postal address: PO there. 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SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST ST PAUL’S CO-OPERATING 72Taupo Road Sunday 3rd July, 10.00am 3 coursecourse (Soup(Soup ofof thethe day,day, carvery,carvery, roastroast veges,veges, salads,salads, dessert,dessert, t teaea & c coffee)offee) All Welcome Rev. Mervyn Aitken Sat. 10am Bible Study Communion CarveryCarvery meatsmeats includingincluding beefbeef andand Y Yorkshireorkshire p pudding.udding. L Loungeounge p pianistianist p playinglaying f fromrom 1 12pm.2pm. 11.30 Divine Service Phone 8968754 Wed. night Study Group BAPTIST CHURCH HHighigh Tea’sTea’s availableavailable d dailyaily i inn thethe R Ruapehuuapehu L Loungeounge f fromrom 1 11am1am t too 5 5pm.pm. Contact 250Taupo Road Bob Smith 07 8955962 Praise & Worship 10am Sunday Service GOSPEL CHAPEL Thursdays 9.30am Golf Rd 10am “mainly music” Worship and Ministry for little ones & their care givers Pastor lan Robertson Contact 896 6618 Ph 8958122 CONNECTIONS CHURCH Find us on Facebook! chateau.co.nz 0800 242 832 (ACTS CHURCHES NZ) [email protected] tongariro national park, new zealand Sunday Family Services ST SAVIOUR’S MAORI 10am ANGLICAN CHURCH Sunday Night Services Miro St, Manunui Weekly Sunday Service at 11:00am 5.00pm Contact Rev. Ricky Cribb All Welcome Phone: 07 895 7525 / 027 241 0691 Enquiries to : 895-3545 Nau mai Haere mai ...which is Christ in you, the hope of glory. Colossians 1:27 AU-7066162AY stuff.co.nz JUNE 29, 2016, RUAPEHU PRESS 3 Education In brief GIFT FOR CLUB Thanks to a successful comedy night last month, helpers featuring Cohen Holloway and Ben Hurley, the Taumarunui and Rugby Sports Club (TRSC) has been able to give some money to a worthy cause. Club treasurer, Kerri-Anne Blake, presented receive Westpac Bank manager, Beth Rix, with a for $1000 to go towards the Westpac Rescue Helicopter. TRSC committee member, Sharon Sherson, said the Westpac Rescue Helicopter was chosen awards because of how often people need its services. ‘‘We wanted something that was very relevant to our area,’’ Sherson said. STEPHANIE RANGI They have been all about the community since their formation and now Te Waka Pu Whenua have been rewarded for their efforts. Last month Ngarau Tarawa received a phone call to tell her Te Waka Pu Whe- nua had been nominated for a community-based Programme of The Year Award. Just last week, Ngarau, chief execu- tive of Te Waka Pu Whenua, and her hus- Te Waka Pu Whenua CEO, Ngarau Tarawa with husband Herewini, travelled to Wellington last band Herewini travelled to Te Papa in week to receive the Community Based Programme of the Year award at the annual Adult Wellington to receive their excellence as Community Education awards.
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