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It was merge with another centre in Mt then decided the best way to Eden. fight the fire and minimise Falling congregation numbers damage to the truck was to at the Balmoral Rd church saw it empty the six tonnes of trash amalgamate with St John’s in Mt onto the busy road. Once the Roskill at the end of last year. blaze was out, a team of 10 The move left the playcentre’s workers arrived to start the future in jeopardy with some say- gruelling task of getting rid of the ing the closure would leave a mountain of garbage which ‘‘gaping hole in the community’’. blocked two lanes. The crew The centre received official managed to pick up the six notice this month that the tonnes of rubbish by hand. It took church’s land would be put up for three hours before the scene was sale at the end of the year. completely cleared. It is unknown Kate Garton, one of Balmoral Balmoral Playcentre co-ordinators Stephanie Chadd with Lucas, Kate Garton with Kastian and Megan Llewellyn with Ayla. what caused the fire. Playcentre’s co-ordinators, says the team was unable to secure a pressure on their space,’’ Garton as most of the other kindergartens They are holding an open day FOOTY COPS suitable alternative facility or says. in the Balmoral area are at on September 10 so past members Police will be attending junior funding to relocate the centre. ‘‘There’s a huge sadness that capacity. and the public can come along to rugby games and holding free The bad news has come with a we can’t continue in our local Many families have already say goodbye to the building. sausage sizzles during August. silver lining - Maungawhau area.’’ been splitting their time between ‘‘Obviously since the centre Operation Footy Cops is a new Playcentre in Mt Eden has offered Balmoral Playcentre is a the Maungawhau and Balmoral has been there for 60 years there initiative created by the to merge with the centre, making parent-run community which centres in anticipation for the will be people who brought their Ponsonby Community Policing it the biggest playcentre in Auck- offers five childcare sessions a merge, she says. kids here years ago that may want team. It is hoped the initiative will land. week. These are attended by 38 Garton says the team is now to say goodbye,’’ Garton says. allow officers to introduce ‘‘They’re being so generous children and their families. concentrating on making the last Visit balmoralplaycentre.co.nz themselves to the community. since they’ll be doubling the size Garton says most of the famil- few weeks at the centre extra for more information on the open Their next stop will be on August of their centre which puts a lot of ies will be moving with the centre special for the children. day. 27 at Eden Rugby Club, Gribblehurst Park from 8am- noon. MOTORCYCLE CRASH Electoralform blunder resolved One person has died after his motorcycle crashed with a car, blocking Auckland’s south TORIKA TOKALAU-CHANDRA ‘‘Viliami does not wish stand western motorway. 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Ishmael Musa has spent years keeping his neighbourhood spick and span. Rain or shine, Musa walks through the Auckland suburb of Mt Albert every day picking up rubbish and keeping an eye out for anything out of the ordinary. It’s a role he has voluntarily committed to for the past 12 years. Mostly without recognition - until now. Musa received a parliamen- tary award for his work in the community at Mt Albert Labour MP David Shearer’s office on Monday. It’s the first time in his role as MP that Shearer has handed out Ishmael Musa has been an award of that kind. rewarded for his Musa shyly accepted the voluntary work in Mt honour but stressed to the small Albert. ELESHA EDMONDS / crowd that it was ‘‘wasted’’. FAIRFAX NZ ‘‘I tell them all the time, I don’t need anything.’’ His mother also attended the ceremony and thanked Shearer for the award. ‘‘I am happy to do He lived in Mangere before from my heart because we don’t He says a new liquor store Shearer says he noticed resettling into a flat in Mt Albert. want to have a messy country.’’ close to his home is bringing too Ishmael picking up rubbish something from my Short stints working at a coffee Musa’s actions have created many problems into the area and around the suburb seven years heart because we shop, hotel and a nearby church positive waves in the community. he’s also concerned there aren’t ago when he arrived in Mt Albert. didn’t pan out for him. Calab Vincent-Goncalves, from enough police. ‘‘There have been a lot of don't want to have a When his father died last year, Vinny’s Barbershop, presented a ‘‘Mt Albert is not safe…I see in people watching him for the last messy country.’’ Musa opted to look after his gift to Musa on behalf of the other my own eyes people smashing the few years,’’ he says. mother while continuing his daily business owners in the area to say shops at night. Mt Albert resident Ishmael Musa ‘‘We should have done this a task of picking up rubbish. thank you for his work. ‘‘We maybe need a police sta- long time ago.’’ ‘‘I feel we need the country to Musa’s love for his new neigh- tion or something around here to Musa moved to New Zealand one of his five brothers 12 years look nice and clean,’’ he says. bourhood is also evident in his make this area nice and clean and from Kuwait with his parents and ago. ‘‘I am happy to do something concern for safety in the area. safe.’’

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Hello blue eyes: Luna, a shorthaired companion breed, owned by Chloe King. PHOTOS: PETER MEECHAM/FAIRFAX NZ Kitty, you’re so ‘purr-fect’ The Abyssinian and Somali Cat Club held its annual cat show at Onehunga Community House on August 20. The public were invited to watch the judging of the pedigree short hair and domestic cats sections. Fairfax photographer Peter Meecham went along to Judge Chris Lowe from the NZ Cat Fanciers checks bone watch the judging. structure on a cat.

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Auckland is paying the most tax so the Govern- ment needs to invest more of it in the country’s biggest city, an MP says. David Seymour has criticised Minister of Transport Simon Bridges for not supporting proposed traffic congestion charging in a Talk Auckland forum in Remuera on August 18. The ACT leader and MP for Epsom also believes the Government should invest more in Auckland’s infrastructure, suggesting GST and tax revenues collected from Auckland construc- tion should be invested back into the city. Seymour called Transport Minister Simon Bridges ‘‘weak’’ for his recent recanting on poten- tial congestion charging. Instead Auckland Coun- cil opted for rates rises to pay for transport projects such as the City Rail Link. Transport and housing were the main themes of the first of two Somervell Presbyterian Church Talk Auckland sessions and the future funding of Auckland’s infrastructure was a key discussion point. The expert panel included Seymour, economist Shamubeel Eaqub, Mission Bay-Kohimarama Residents Association chair Don Stock, and Green Party transport spokesperson Julie Anne Genter. Genter and Eaqub queried where funding for Auckland infrastructure is likely to come from and believe that central government has a role to play in supporting the city’s future growth. There was general agreement, with the excep- tion of Stock, that the Unitary Plan is a positive step forward albeit not perfect. See Deb & Peter’s story at summerset.co.nz Genter believes that Auckland ‘‘has an incred- ible opportunity to be a better city, but that our transport and housing planning in the last 60 years have let us down’’. “Youcanfollowthepassionsyou Villas and apartments However Stock believes an opportunity to move Auckland forward has been missed because had before or discover new ones.” pre selling now* ‘‘the only way to decrease the median house prices in Auckland is to build houses below the current house medium and the Unitary Plan does not sup- DebandPeterhavemadelotsofnewfriendssince SalesOfficeOpen port this’’. moving to Summerset and say the staff work tirelessly The panelists look to having questions about Summerset at Heritage Park Auckland infrastructure development and toensureeveryone’slookedafterandhasagoodtime. funding answered at the Talk Auckland Mayoral 8 Harrison Road, Ellerslie Debate event on August 28. Thecouplearelivinginaspaciousvillaattheir ContactTrudiAndersenon099507962 Summerset retirement village, where Deb has made [email protected] hermarkwithherinteriordesignflair.

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HUGH COLLINS undergoes. ‘‘I hope that it’s a fairly univer- Yamin Tun’s experiences as a sal experience that people will child migrant have been reflected recognise,’’ the Grey Lynn resi- in an award-winning short film. dent says. Wait, directed and written by Despite only being 12 minutes Tun, took out the Jury Prize for in length, Tun says the the Best New Zealand Short Film limitations of producing a short at the 2016 New Zealand Inter- film presents its own challenges. national Film Festival, earning With Wait taking a year-and- her $5000 cash. a-half to cast, producing a short It also took the Wallace can almost take as long a feature Friends of the Civic Award which length, Tun says. is accompanied by $3000. ‘‘You still have to cast and you Wait the first Mandarin still have to find locations and you language film that has been selec- still have to have all the same ted for the award. conversations with crew…. Written while Tun was doing unlike a feature it’s not paid and postgraduate film study at Unitec, it’s actually harder to find crew.’’ it follows a mother-daughter But the format of short films relationship of fresh Chinese enables you to be more ‘‘ exper- immigrants to New Zealand in the imental’’. 1980s. ‘‘I’ve tried to shoot it in a way This narrative was inspired by that tested some ideas out that are Tun’s experience as a child where a little bit non-standard and some- her family migrated from her times it’s a lot easier to do that in birthplace of Burma to the United a short, whereas in a feature Kingdom. sometimes it’s not as encouraged The film touches on feelings because the risks are a lot her mother had of settling in a higher.’’ foreign land - something lead Tun is now embarking on two actor Katlyn Wong could also feature film projects, both which relate to. have film commission funding. ‘‘We both had this innate Illustrious New Zealand film- understanding of what our maker Lee Tamahori describes mothers went through,’’ Tun says. Wait as a ‘‘tense and absorbing With little dialogue the film narrative with an intentionally depicts the isolation the mother enigmatic finale’’. Yamin Tun won the Jury Prize for Best Short Film at the 2016 NZ International Film Festival.

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Mount Albert Grammar have stamped their mark at the top of Auckland School Rugby compe- tition. The school won the First XV 1A title (15-13) in an exhilarating final against Sacred Heart College at Eden Park on Saturday. For a proud sporting school, this ended a six-year drought since last winning the cup in 2010. And while their opponents’ 51-year hunger for the coveted sil- verware was desperate, MAGS’ determination was stronger, even if it took 70 minutes of the game to secure it. MAGS coach Geoff Moon says the intensity of the final shows just how much the competition has grown this year. ‘‘It is really a tough compe- tition and the boys trained really hard, a good 10 months to pre- pare,’’ he says. ‘‘This year has been really exceptional. ‘‘We played 20 games in the competition and we played against an outstanding team in the final.’’ Moon said the final was predictably tough, both teams giv- ing their all and it was anyone’s game for the whole 80 minutes of The team celebrate after the win. The last time MAGS held the 1A cup was in 2010. PHOTO: PHOTOTEK play. ‘‘No one was going to back ‘‘It is really a tough from a loss to MAGS earlier in the ‘‘Inaccuracies cost us but the and we thank our fans for all their down and no one was giving up. competition. positive is that we had a go and support throughout our season.’’ Both teams worked hard.’’ competition and the Leger adds that despite the unfortunately for us it wasn’t our MAGS will now face North Sacred Heart’s First XV coach boys trained really loss, they will take a lot of time. Harbour champions Westlake Gus Leger says coming second is positives from the game. ‘‘I am proud of our skipper’s Boys High School on August 27. disappointing. hard, a good 10 ‘‘The effort the boys displayed leadership and everyone else that The winner will advance to the And while they had expected a months to prepare.’’ in the game was outstanding, they led by example. National Top Four competition. tough final, they had hoped to gave their all and as a coach I ‘‘We hope to recreate this More pictures from the final MAGS coach Geoff Moon bank on the lessons they learnt couldn’t have asked for more. atmosphere again next season on pg 36.

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4 3 4 Hillsborough 63 Rogan Street Auction Sun 11 September at 3:30pm Big And Beautiful On Site, (unless sold prior) View Sat / Sun 3:00 - 3:30pm www.ljhooker.co.nz/161PHBWljhooker.co.nz/161PHBW This beautiful home (226m2) with two levels will offer a large family enough room to spread out and not feel over crowded. There are 4 good sized bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 2 living areas, with a load of room for a massive house-warming party! Our owners have enjoyed this home immensely, entertaining, holding family birthday parties, or sitting quietly in the warm sunny conservatory with a hot drink and a book when it’s down-time. This is an easy care home with good spaces, large garaging and within a fabulous location for easy access to lots of amenities, transport, nice walks and motorways. Jo Orawiec 0275 365 496 Cherry Yang 021 432 675 It doesn’t get much better if you are looking for a large home in a desirable area. LJ Hooker - Mt Roskill 621 0166 Austar Realty Ltd

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I often suffer from cold full of energy sores, I’ve heard that Lysine is beneficial – is there any evidence behind this? Thanks, Prior to falling pregnant I mother is not well supported. Rob. followed you religiously as well Hormonally, nutritionally and Hi Rob. Several studies suggest as during my pregnancy, and I emotionally, things can take time that supplementing with the really ate very clean and to restore. amino acid lysine may help looked after myself. I also In my experience, it is critical reduce the number of recurring managed to cure my PCOS for a mum to work with a health outbreaks of cold sores. (polycystic ovary syndrome). professional experienced in this A few studies also suggest that I have an 11 month old, and I area, one who understands the lysine may help to shorten the do not think I will get decent way biochemistry, nutrition and length of an outbreak. sleep any time soon. I have put emotions interplay. Typically, Taking lysine or obtaining on weight since the baby was iron and zinc will be too low for more lysine in your diet, from born (I didn’t actually put on the body to make the substances If you feel as though you may be experiencing post-natal depletion, let a foods such as chicken, fish, eggs, that much while I was required for happiness and friend know and seek professional support, such as the help of a and potatoes, may assist recovery pregnant). Any advice on what optimism, and these often need to psychologist. and reduce the chance of foods and supplements can give be supplemented. recurrent breakouts of this herpes me the energy I need to get Testing these levels first is can convert another omega-3 fat If you feel as though you may be infection. through this difficult period in important. Other nutrients that found in plants (such as flaxseeds experiencing post-natal depletion, It’s always best to consult a my life? I want to give my baby may need focus include vitamin and chia seeds), known as EPA, let a friend know and seek health professional before taking the support she needs to help C, vitamin D and magnesium. into DHA; however, the efficiency professional support, such as the supplements, particularly if you her learn to sleep gently and I The omega-3 fat DHA is an of the body to do this seems highly help of a psychologist. take prescription medication or want to keep breast-feeding. essential supplement for a individual. Some studies suggest Restorative practices that have any health conditions. I Thanks, Lou depleted mum. This is vital for this conversion is up-regulated activate the rest and repair arm of would also stress that zinc is Hi Lou. It can be physically nervous system (including the during pregnancy but not the nervous system are also a supportive for the immune and emotionally challenging to brain) support, as well as lactation. The focus for the critical part of recovery from system and stress management get back on your feet after a baby hormonal balance. Oily fish depleted mum needs to be on easy, depletion. Restorative yoga, techniques are also important – arrives, and this can be more supply DHA, and there are now practical meals made from whole, Stillness Through Movement, and often cold sore outbreaks occur difficult if there are additional some good-quality supplements real foods that are nutrient-dense. acupuncture are all beautiful and when the nervous system is young ones at home and if the derived from algae. Also, the body Seeking support is also critical. highly effective. overwhelmed.

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AFFORDABLE Tuition Years 0-13 Enrolling now for 2016. For your FREE assessment. Ellerslie School AVANTI FINANCE - Bills Call Wanda at Kip Mcgrath Out of Zone Enrolments TOILETTOILET P PAPERAPER due? Too much debt? Make Three Kings 09 6250229 SSECONDSECONDS SALESALE life easier, we can help - call us EXPERIENCED and qualified Ellerslie School is governed by an enrolment scheme, details today on 0800 003 111 of which are available from the school office. Last Saturday of every month www.avantifinance.co.nz Science Teacher available serving year levels 6 to 10. The Board is now inviting applications from parents who wish 9.00 - 12.00 Nominal charges, please to enrol their out of zone children at Ellerslie School to start Can’twaittoreadthepaper? Next Sale Saturday contact Shashi on 09-6256435 from 10 October 2016, day 1 of Term 4 2016. Have missed your delivery or just want to pick up another? [email protected] 27th August. The board has determined that it is likely that up to 3 places AU-7371435AB CASH Loans/ Car Loans, for more details The following businesses have copies small mortgages. 8202484 / in each of Years 1, 2, 5 and 6 (only) may be available for out TThehe ServiceService CompanyCompany LtdLtd 275 8084. Pacific Loans Ltd. of zone students from the above date. The exact number of of your favourite local paper. Financial places will depend on the number of other applications 1100 D Donnoronnor Place,Place, MtMt W Wellingtonellington received from students who live within the school's home CENTRAL LEADER zone. PPhh 08000800 753753 753753 317-319 New North Rd, Kingsland, Ph 909 6800 Applications are to be made by completing an application form, available from the office of Ellerslie School, 12 Kalmia AUCKLAND CITY Street, Ellerslie, Auckland. Central City Library 44-46 Lorne St 377-0209 Need something new? The deadline for receipt of applications for out of zone places AVONDALE Cash loans from $200 - $20,000 is midday, 21 September 2016. Avondale Library 93 Rosebank Rd 374-1310 Students who live in the home zone are automatically entitled BLOCKHOUSE BAY to enrol at the school, but should also apply by this date to Blockhouse Bay Library 578 Blockhouse Bay Rd 374-1311 assist the school to plan appropriately for next term and next KINGSLAND year. Sima’s Superette 600 New North Rd 849-2309 Applications from out of zone students will be processed in MT ALBERT the following order of priority: Video Ezy 925 New North Rd 815-3339 • First priority must be given to any applicant who is MT EDEN accepted for enrolment in a special programme run by the school. This priority category is not applicable at Apartment Entrance 66 Mt Eden Rd N/A this school because the school does not run a special MT ROSKILL programme approved by the secretary. NewWorld 53MayRd N/A • Second priority must be given to any applicant who is ONEHUNGA the sibling of a current student of the school: Onehunga Office Supplies 159a Onehunga Mall 634-2202 • Third priority must be given to any student who is the Onehunga Library 85 Church St 634-7489 sibling of a former student of the school: ROYAL OAK • Fourth priority must be given to any applicant who is Royal Oak Mall (by foodcourt) 691 Manukau Rd N/A AU-6893097AE a child of a former student of the school: • Fifth priority must be given to any applicant who is ST LUKES either a child of an employee of the board of the Mt Albert Library 84 St Lukes Rd 374-1316 school or a child of a member of the board of the THREE KINGS school: Countdown 532 Mt Albert Rd 625-8135 • FSP 20381 Sixth priority must be given to all other applicants Archivecopiescanbeviewedatthe If the number of out of zone applications exceeds the number Auckland Central City Library, 44-46 Lorne Street CBD of places available, students will be selected by ballot. If a ballot is required it will be held on 22 September. Parents will The most recent editions can be viewed online for free by LOCAL EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS be informed of the outcome of the ballot within 48 hours of clicking on the ‘Latest Edition’ link at www.centralleader.co.nz Public the ballot being held. Notices TO ADVERTISE: ?W^]T
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Public Notices Voting documents will be posted to electors from Friday, PN_EC002_MC 2016 election 16 September 2016. Return of voting documents Voting documents must be returned not later than noon, Mt Roskill Primary School Saturday, 8 October 2016 to the electoral officer. Out of Zone Enrolments 2017 Voting documents can be returned by post or hand delivered Mt Roskill Primary School is accepting applications for a Notice is given under section 65 of the Local to the following Auckland Council offices and libraries between limited number of Out of Zone Students Enrolments for 2017. Applications close at 3.00pm, 12 October 2016. A ballot will Electoral Act 2001 that the following persons Friday, 16 September 2016 and Friday, 7 October 2016 during be held on 17 October 2016. have been duly nominated as candidates for: normal office hours, and Saturday, 8 October 2016 between To receive an out of zone application form, please contact: 9am – noon: Auckland District Health Board (seven vacancies) Mt Roskill Primary School • Electoral office, Independent Election Services, Level 3, Frost Road, Mt Roskill, Auckland 1041 or Email: [email protected] AGNEW, Jo (CityVision Health) Custom House, 50 Anzac Avenue, Auckland AITKEN, Peter (C&R - Communities & Residents) • Great Barrier Island Service Centre, Hector Sanderson Road, AMOS, Adam (Independent) Claris ARMSTRONG, Douglas (Healthier Auckland) • Henderson Service Centre, 6 Henderson Valley Road, ATKINSON, Michelle (CityVision Health) Henderson BASSETT, Judith Ola (C&R - Communities & Residents) • Manukau Service Centre, 4 Osterley Way, Manukau    BELL, Alastair (C&R - Communities & Residents)

 • Orewa Service Centre, 50 Centreway Road, Orewa BENSCH, John (Independent) • Papakura Service Centre, 35 Coles Crescent, Papakura  BENSON-COOPER, Mary-Anne (Independent) • Pukekohe Service Centre, 82 Manukau Road, Pukekohe BOONE, Trevor             • Takapuna Service Centre, 1 The Strand, Takapuna       BROWNLIE, Zoe (Independent) CHAMBERS, Paul • Waiheke Service Centre, 10 Belgium Street, Ostend  !"          DANCE, Annette (Independent) • all council libraries in the Auckland region " #   $ %  DAVIS, William Special voting DAWE, Andrea (CityVision Health) Special voting in terms of the Local Electoral Act 2001 and Put names to        ELLEY, Jeanette (CityVision Health)    HANDLEY, Cath (Independent) the Local Electoral Regulations 2001 may be exercised at the friendly faces LE FEVRE, Mark above times and Auckland Council offices, in addition to the in your community MATHIAS, Lee (C&R - Communities & Residents) following Auckland Council libraries: MILNE, Scott (C&R - Communities & Residents) • Birkenhead Library, Nell Fisher Reserve, Hinemoa Street, o a NGATAI, George (Maori Party) Birkenhead NORTHEY, Robyn (CityVision Health) • Glen Eden Library, 32 Glendale Road, Glen Eden PEEL, Chris (CityVision Health) • Howick Library, 25 Uxbridge Road, Howick SULLIVAN-TAYLOR, Bridgette • Kumeu Library, 296 Main Road, Huapai SUNDBORN, Gerhard (CityVision Health) TEMATA, Sonya (Auckland Future) A person can apply to enrol as either a residential elector or THOMPSON, Max ratepayer elector right up to and including 7 October 2016 – WARD, Ian (Healthier Auckland) the day before the close of voting. Dated at 16 August 2016 As there are more candidates than there are vacancies to be Dale Ofsoske, Electoral Officer filled, an election will be held between the listed candidates on Phone 09 973 5212 or 0800 922 822 Saturday 8 October 2016, under the single transferable voting Level 3, Custom House, 50 Anzac Avenue, Auckland electoral system by postal vote. www.neighbourly.co.nz 32 CENTRAL LEADER, AUGUST 24, 2016 stuff.co.nz

Auckland Council 2016 elections PN_EC001_NZH Notice is given under section 65 of the Local Electoral Act 2001 that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for:

Mayor (one vacancy) PRESLAND, Greg (Labour – Future West) FLETCHER, Tiaria (Labour) RANKIN, David (Independent) GORMLY, Rochelle (Independent) ALUPIS, Mario RIDDELL, John (Independent) GREY, Matt (Labour) AUSTIN, Aileen (Independent) TURNER, Ken (WestWards) HAKAORO, William Pokura (Auckland Future) BRIGHT, Penny (Independent) WOOLSTON, JB (United Future) HENDERSON, Shane (Labour) BROWN, Patrick (Communist League) HERNANDEZ, Francisco (Green Party) CHEEL, Tricia (STOP) Waitematā and Gulf Ward (one vacancy) HIRA, Reena CRONE, Vic (Independent) LEE, Mike JOLLEY, Mike (Independent) GOFF, Phil (Independent) RALSTON, Bill (Independent) LYTHE, Brian (Labour) HAY, David (Independent) THOMAS, Rob (Independent) NEESON, Vanessa (Independent) HENETI, Alezix Whau Ward (one vacancy) PAPA, Georgina (Labour) HOLLAND, Adam John (Auckland Legalise Cannabis) BRICKELL, Mark (Auckland Future) RIDDELL, John (Independent) KRUGER, Susanna (Independent) CLOW, Ross (Labour) WILSON, Luke (Independent) MARTIN, Stan (Independent) DAVIS, Wayne (Shadbolt’s Independent) YOON, Tracy NGUYEN, Binh Thanh (Independent) DEGIA-PALA, Anne (Independent) Hibiscus and Bays Local Board (eight vacancies) consisting of: O’CONNOR, Phil (Christians Against Abortion) HUBSCHER, John (United Future) PALINO, John (Independent) MACDONALD, Duncan (Community First) • East Coast Bays Subdivision (four vacancies) RAUMATI, Tyrone (Greater Auckland) BETTANY, Christina SWARBRICK, Chloe (Independent) Local Boards COOPER, David (People over Politics) THOMAS, Mark (Independent) HALL, Elizabeth (Independent) YOUNG, Wayne Albert-Eden Local Board (eight vacancies) consisting of: HOLMES, Gary (People over Politics) • Maungawhau Subdivision (four vacancies) PARFITT, Julia Grace (People over Politics) Governing Body Wards BURT, David (C&R - Communities & Residents) SHAW, Mike Albany Ward (two vacancies) CLARK, Peter • Hibiscus Coast Subdivision (four vacancies) CORRICK, Lee (C&R - Communities & Residents) BENSCH, John (Independent) CHASE, Phil (People and Penlink First) HAMILTON, Sue HENETI, Alezix DAVIES, John (Independent) HAYNES, Peter (CityVision) LOWE, Graham (Auckland Future) FITZGERALD, Janet (Positively Penlink) HOARE, Brodie-Jean (CityVision) WALKER, Wayne (Putting People First) HOPE, Stuart LANGTON, Rachel (C&R - Communities & Residents) WATSON, John (Putting People First) RITCHIE, Brent (Independent) LEE, Benjamin (C&R - Communities & Residents) WHYTE, Lisa (Auckland Future) STEPHENSON, John RUDOLPH, Godfrey (CityVision) STIVEN, Thomas Albert-Eden-Roskill Ward (two vacancies) UBELS, Piet (CityVision) THOMPSON, Rob (Independent) CASEY, Cathy (CityVision) • Owairaka Subdivision (four vacancies) FLETCHER, Christine (C&R - Communities & Residents) WATSON, Caitlin (People and Penlink First) EASTE, Graeme (CityVision) HARRIS, Rob (Auckland Future) WATSON, Vicki (People and Penlink First) FRYER, Glenda (CityVision) HAYNES, Peter (CityVision) WILLIAMSON, Mike (People and Penlink First) JOHNSON, Jeffrey (C&R - Communities & Residents) LEE, Benjamin (C&R - Communities & Residents) Howick Local Board (nine vacancies) consisting of: LO, Callum (C&R - Communities & Residents) MCKEOWN, Greg (Independent) • Botany Subdivision (three vacancies) OLSEN, Angela (C&R - Communities & Residents) SOKRATOV, Boris (Independent) POIRIER, Monique (C&R - Communities & Residents) JOHNSON, Mark (Labour) SULLIVAN-TAYLOR, Bridgette ROSE, Jessica (CityVision) KAUR, Baljit (Labour) Howick Ward (two vacancies) WATSON, Margi (CityVision) KUMAR, Gyanandra (Labour) PAGE, Malcolm (Independent) CROSS, Matthew Devonport-Takapuna Local Board (six vacancies) HAY, David (Independent) SCHWANER, Lucy (Vision &Voice - Botany) BENSON-COOPER, Mary-Anne (Independent) IRELAND, Ian Colin TURINSKY, Mike (Practical Not Political) BRETT, Kevin (Independent) KUMAR, Gyanandra (Labour) WICHMAN, Bob (Vision &Voice - Botany) BUSCH, Gavin (Team George Wood) MAMEDOV, Tofik (Labour) YOUNG, Peter (Vision &Voice - Botany) CAMPBELL, Don MONTGOMERY, Olivia ZHU, Julie (Green Party) COHEN, Mike (Community Before Council) QUAX, Dick (Independent) • Howick Subdivision (three vacancies) DEANS, Trish (Shore Action) STEWART, Sharon (Independent) FREEMAN, Fay (Auckland Future) DONALD, Jim, (Ratepayers and Residents) YOUNG, Paul (Independent) GILLON, Grant (Shore Action) ELLERY, David, (Vision &Voice - Howick) ZHU, Julie (Green Party) HILL, John (Independent) MACKERETH, Gayleen (Independent) Manukau Ward (two vacancies) KEARNEY, Nick (Team George Wood) MAMEDOV, Tofik (Labour) COLLINS, Fa’anana Efeso (Labour) LORD, Rohan (Shore Action) MONTGOMERY, Olivia CORBETT, Brendan (Respect Our Community Campaign) MCKENZIE, Jennifer (Team George Wood) PAPPRILL, Alan James (Labour) FILIPAINA, Alf (Labour) O’CONNOR, Jan (Shore Action) SPILLER, John (Vision &Voice - Howick) MUA Sooalo Setu, (Auckland Future) REVELL, Ian (Team George Wood) STEWART, Sharon (Independent) TAMEIFUNA, Ika (Auckland Future) SHEEHY, Michael (Team George Wood) WHITE, Adele (Vision &Voice - Howick) Manurewa-Papakura Ward (two vacancies) TUBB, Bruce (Independent) • Pakuranga Subdivision (three vacancies) NEWMAN, Daniel (Manurewa-Papakura ActionTeam) VENUS, Garry (Shore Action) BOLES, Garry (Vision &Voice - Pakuranga) PENROSE, Calum (Independent) WOOD, George (Team George Wood) BUNGARD, Katrina (Vision &Voice - Pakuranga) WALKER, John (Independent) Franklin Local Board (nine vacancies) consisting of: CHOW, Rosa (Independent) • Pukekohe Subdivision (four vacancies) COLLINGS, David (Vision &Voice - Pakuranga) Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Ward (one vacancy) HAWEA, Allan (Labour) BAKER, Andy (Team Franklin) CUMMUSKEY, Patrick (Labour) HUANG, Wayne (Independent) COLE, Alan (Team Franklin) KRUM, Denise (Auckland Future) KENDALL, Bruce CUMMINGS, Ian (Independent) TISELI, Viliami Teli MAHONEY, Tania (Labour) KAY, Murray (Team Franklin) North Shore Ward (two vacancies) KLOETEN, Niko (Team Franklin) Kaipātiki Local Board (eight vacancies) BENSON-COOPER, Mary-Anne (Independent) LI, Danielle (Independent) AL SHEMARI, Ghadair (Independent) BUTTLE, Michael (Independent) SINCLAIR, Andrew COURTIER, Trevor (Independent) DARBY, Chris (Taking the Shore Forward) • Waiuku Subdivision (two vacancies) DUCAT, Lisa (Shore Action) FREEMAN, Fay (Auckland Future) GILLON, John (Shore Action) CROMPTON, Brendon (Team Franklin) GILLON, Grant (Shore Action) GILLON, Paula (Shore Action) DRUYVEN, Sharlene (Team Franklin) GRANT, Danielle (Auckland Future) GRANT, Danielle (Auckland Future) HABRAKEN, Henk (Independent) HILL, John (Independent) HARTLEY, Ann (KaipātikiVoice) PHILLIPS, Melanie HILLS, Richard (A PositiveVoice for the Shore) HILLS, Richard (KaipātikiVoice) KAHN, Lesley (Independent) Great Barrier Local Board (five vacancies) MCINTYRE, Kay (KaipātikiVoice) LIGHT, Damian (United Future) ANDREWS, Penelope (Independent) MOORHEAD, Kevin ROBERTSON, Tate (Independent) BELLERBY, Pauline Jean NILSON, Sarah (Shore Action) SMITHSON, Anne-Elise (Shore Action) CLEAVE, Jeff OGRADY, Kevin Ōrākei Ward (one vacancy) COLES, Luke SHRUBSHALL, Rebecca (KaipātikiVoice) LECKINGER, Richard (Green Party) DALY Sue, (Independent) SMITHSON, Anne-Elise (Shore Action) PADFIELD, Mike (CommunityVoice) FORDHAM, Izzy (Independent) TYLER, Adrian (Shore Action) SIMPSON, Desley (C&R - 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PURCELL-LOKENI, Daniel (Auckland Future) MCENTEE, Bill (Papakura First) HOBAN, Russell (Community Central) SOSENE, Lydia (Labour) NAKHLE, Rima (Papakura ActionTeam) HUI, Jackie (Independent) TAU, Matafeo Apu (Independent) O’CONNOR, Neil (Papakura ActionTeam) HUNG, Chang (CityVision) PN_EC001_NZH TAUAI, Maiavatele Ulufafo (Auckland Future) PRINGLE, Owen (Papakura First) LONG, Alasdair Thomas (Auckland Future) TAU’AU-FILISI, Faalavaau Helen ROBINSON, John (Independent) MATSON, Allan (Independent) TOFILAU-TEVAGA, Tofilau Esther (Auckland Future) ROSS, Benjamin (Papakura First) MOYLE, Greg (Auckland Future) TOGIAMUA, Walter (Labour) TURNER, Michael (Papakura First) NORTHEY, Richard (CityVision) TUIAFITU TISELI, Asenita Letele (Auckland Future) WINN, Katrina (Papakura ActionTeam) SEVERNE, Chris (Auckland Future) WILSON, Joe Puketāpapa Local Board (six members) TAOGAGA, Kurt (CityVision) Manurewa Local Board (eight vacancies) BHARDWAJ, Dev (C&R - Communities & Residents) TAVA, Vernon (CityVision) ALLAN, Joseph (Manurewa ActionTeam) COURY, Anne-Marie (Roskill CommunityVoice) THOMAS, Rob (Independent) BAILEY, Michael James (Independent) DAVIE, Kathryn (Community Independent) VOYCE, Margaret (Independent) BROWN, Simeon (Manurewa ActionTeam) DAVIE, Paul (Community Independent) Whau Local Board (seven vacancies) CATTLE, Stella (Manurewa ActionTeam) DOIG, Harry (Roskill CommunityVoice) COLCORD, Sarah (Manurewa ActionTeam) BATTERSBY, Derek (Whau Local Independents) FAIREY, Julie (Roskill CommunityVoice) CUNNINGHAM-MARINO, Angela (Manurewa ActionTeam) BRICKELL, Mark (Auckland Future) DALTON, Angela (Manurewa ActionTeam) HOLM, David (Roskill CommunityVoice) CATHCART, Angus (WestWards) FESOLAI, Alamu Tusi (Independent) KAUSHAL, Shail (Roskill CommunityVoice) CHAND, Ami (Labour) GUMMER, Roger KUMAR, Ella (C&R - Communities & Residents) COELHO, Keith (Community First) HALL, John (Independent) LISTER, John (C&R - Communities & Residents) DAVIE, Kathryn (Community First) KAIHE, Tanya (It’s Worth It Manurewa) MAFILEO, Mosa (C&R - Communities & Residents) DAVIE, Paul (Community First) KAIHE-KATTERNS, Harley (It’s Worth It Manurewa) NAND, Pratima (Community Independent) DAVIS, Wayne (Shadbolt’s Independent) KAIHE-WETTING, Ian (Labour) REBELLO, Joseph Basil (Community Independent) FARMER, Catherine (Labour) KANONGATA’A-SUISUIKI, Anahila (Labour) SMITH, Michael (C&R - Communities & Residents) GREGSON, Peter (Independent) KRISHNAMOORTHY, Ilango (Labour) TONU’U, Ofisa (Roskill CommunityVoice) HUBSCHER, John (United Future) KUMITAU, John Ridd Togiafulu (Labour) TURNBULL, Nigel (C&R - Communities & Residents) LAVEA, Savea Peseta Al LOLOGA-IOSUA, Seugagogo Fololi (Labour) Rodney Local Board (nine vacancies) consisting of: LAWLEY, Judy (Whau Local Independents) MCCORMICK, Danella (Independent) • Dairy Flat Subdivision (one vacancy) MACDONALD, Duncan (Community First) MCLEAN, Rangi (Manurewa ActionTeam) JOHNSTON, Louise (Independent) MACDONALD, Glenys (Community First) PAHULU, Mote (Labour) MATĀFAI, Te’evā (Labour) PENNEY, Ken (Manurewa ActionTeam) MCLEAN, John (Independent) MURPHY, Tim (Independent) MCARDLE, Alan (Independent) ROBSON, Ezekiel (Labour) MULHOLLAND, Tracy (Labour) WHAIAPU, Greg (It’s Worth It Manurewa) • Kumeu Subdivision (four vacancies) MURRAY, Sandra Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board (seven vacancies) consisting of: BAILEY, Brent (Rodney First) TAYLOR, Sandy (Independent) • Maungakiekie Subdivision (three vacancies) BREWER, Cameron (Rodney First) THOMSEN, Saveatama Bernie (Community First) ALLAN, Don DOBSON, Geoff (Independent) TUIGAMALA, Titula (Auckland Future) CLARK, Jacqueline (Independent) GRACE, Thomas (Independent) UNASA, Obed (Labour) DIVER, Bernie (Auckland Future) PIRRIE, Phelan (Rodney First) WHITLEY, David (Labour) GRAY, Caroline (Independent) SOUTHERNWOOD, Holly YIN, Howie (Community First) JENKIN, Chris (Maungakiekie CommunityVoices) STEELE, Brenda (Independent) ZHU, Susan (Labour) LEAVER, Debbie (Auckland Future) • Warkworth Subdivision (three vacancies) WEIR, Angelina (Maungakiekie CommunityVoices) BERGER, Tessa (Independent) As there are (for each office) more candidates than there are WIHONGI, Hema (Maungakiekie CommunityVoices) FRANCIS, Mike (Rodney First) vacancies to be filled, an election will be held between the listed • Tāmaki Subdivision (four vacancies) GARNER, Steven (Independent) candidates on Saturday 8 October 2016, under the first past the BARTLEY, Josephine (Labour) HOLDGATE, Tim (Independent) post electoral system by postal vote. DAINTY, Yvonne (Independent) HOULBROOKE, Beth (Rodney First) Franklin Ward (one vacancy) HENRY, Nerissa (Labour) ROE, Allison (Rodney First) MAKOARE, Chris (Labour) VISSER, Jim (Independent) CASHMORE, Bill (Team Franklin) MOCKRIDGE, Bryan (United Future) • Wellsford Subdivision (one vacancy) As the number of candidates does not exceed the number of O’MEARA, Patrick (Independent) CROW-JONES, Wendy (Wellsford Sport Collective) vacancies, Bill CASHMORE is duly declared elected a member of the SHAW, Barbara (Independent) SMITH, Colin Gregory Franklin Ward. SMITH, Tony (Independent) VERRALL, Alan (Labour) Upper Harbour Local Board (six vacancies) Franklin Local Board Ōrākei Local Board (seven vacancies) BALOUCH, Uzra Casuri • Wairoa Subdivision (three vacancies) CHURTON, Troy (C&R - Communities & Residents) BENSON-COOPER, Mary-Anne (Independent) BELL, Malcolm CLARIDGE, Carmel (C&R - Communities & Residents) BLAIR, Callum FULLJAMES, Angela (Team Franklin) DAVIS, Colin (C&R - Communities & Residents) MAYNE, Nicholas HOPKINS, Amanda (Team Franklin) FU, Xiaoying (Independent) MCARTHUR, Peter (Independent) As the number of candidates does not exceed the number of GUNDER, Adriana (Independent) MCDONALD, Jonathan vacancies, Malcolm BELL, Angela FULLJAMES and Amanda LECKINGER, Richard (Green Party) MCLEAN, John (Independent) HOPKINS are duly declared elected members of the Franklin Local LILLY, John (Independent) MILES, Margaret (Independent) Board (Wairoa Subdivision). MILLAR, Toni (C&R - Communities & Residents) NEESON, Brian (Independent) NIXON, Fleur (Independent) WHYTE, Lisa (Auckland Future) Issuing of voting documents PADFIELD, Mike (CommunityVoice) Waiheke Local Board (five vacancies) Voting documents will be posted to electors from Friday, PARKINSON, Kit (C&R - Communities & Residents) ARMSTRONG, Irene (Independent) 16 September 2016. RUNDLE, Rosalind (C&R - Communities & Residents) BALLARD, Becs Return of voting documents SIGGAARD, Dorthe (Green Party) BROWN, Shirin Desai (Independent) WONG, David (C&R - Communities & Residents) Voting documents must be returned not later than noon, Saturday, GISBY, Christine 8 October 2016 to the electoral officer. Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board (seven vacancies) consisting of: HANDLEY, Cath (Independent) • Ōtara Subdivision (three vacancies) HANNAN, Jim (Independent) Voting documents can be returned by post or hand delivered to the AUTAGAVAIA, Apulu Reece (Labour) HOLMES, Jo (Independent) following Auckland Council offices and libraries between Friday, DE THIERRY, David MCLEOD, Sara 16 September 2016 and Friday, 7 October 2016 during normal ESERA, Juilagi Saipele (Auckland Future) MEEUWSEN, John (Independent) office hours, and Saturday, 8 October 2016 between 9am – noon: FULI, Lotu Titi (Labour) UPCHURCH, Bob (Independent) • Electoral office, Independent Election Services, Level 3, Custom GUSH, Mary (Labour) WALDEN, Paul House, 50 Anzac Avenue, Auckland KIRIA, Kiria (Otara Independents) WESTON, Tracey • Great Barrier Island Service Centre, Hector Sanderson Road, Claris LEATIO’O, Matamua Lapa (Auckland Future) Waitākere Ranges Local Board (six vacancies) • Henderson Service Centre, 6 Henderson Valley Road, Henderson MCPHERSON, Ray • Manukau Service Centre, 4 Osterley Way, Manukau MISA, Alisi Langi Saafi (Auckland Future) CLAYTON, Michelle (Independent) • Orewa Service Centre, 50 Centreway Road, Orewa PAPALII, Soane (Otara Independents) CLEWS, Janet (Independent) SU, Sarah (Independent) CONEY, Sandra (Future West) • Papakura Service Centre, 35 Coles Crescent, Papakura VAHAAKOLO, Albert (Independent) DEMPSTER, Dave (WestWards) • Pukekohe Service Centre, 82 Manukau Road, Pukekohe GOODLEY, Diane • Takapuna Service Centre, 1 The Strand, Takapuna • Papatoetoe Subdivision (four vacancies) HARDING, Carl (WestWards) • Waiheke Service Centre, 10 Belgium Street, Ostend AFAMASAGA, Leone (Auckland Future) HENDERSON, Neil (Future West) • all council libraries in the Auckland region CHOUDHARY, Ashraf (Labour) KIRKLEY, Tracy Special voting FUIMAONO, Ivoni (Labour) MARSHALL, Gayle GASS, Marshall (Independent) POTAUAINE, Linda (WestWards) Special voting in terms of the Local Electoral Act 2001 and the Local GREIG, David Alepha PRESLAND, Greg (Future West) Electoral Regulations 2001 may be exercised at the above times LEE, Donna (Papatoetoe Independents) TOLLESTRUP, Steve (Future West) and Auckland Council offices, in addition to the following Auckland LIM, Albert (Independent) TOMS, Saffron (Future West) Council libraries: MCCRACKEN, John (Papatoetoe Independents) MEALAMU, Luke (Papatoetoe Independents) TURNER, Ken (WestWards) • Birkenhead Library, Nell Fisher Reserve, Hinemoa Street, RAEA, Tauraki (Auckland Future) WOOLSTON, JB (United Future) Birkenhead ROBERTSON, Ross (Labour) YATES, Denise (Future West) • Glen Eden Library, 32 Glendale Road, Glen Eden SAAUVAO, Mark Vaauli (Auckland Future) Waitematā Local Board (seven vacancies) • Howick Library, 25 Uxbridge Road, Howick SINGH, Bhupinder (Papatoetoe Independents) AVERY, Morgan (Independent) • Kumeu Library, 296 Main Road, Huapai SINGLA, Narinder Kumar (Independent) BASSETT, Judith Claire (Auckland Future) A person can apply to enrol as either a residential elector or TRENBERTH, Dawn (Labour) BRUNTON, Kurt ratepayer elector right up to and including 7 October 2016 – the Papakura Local Board (six vacancies) CHAMBERS, Shale (CityVision) day before the close of voting. 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