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BENN BATHGATE marked with the switching on of munity in a way that we haven’t Rotorua Museum Centennial buildings in New Zealand, it’s the Museum’s new LED light been able to in the past,’’ he said. Trust chair Lyall Thurston said iconic and this new lighting is an The ‘light bulb moment’ - the array by Rotorua MP Todd ‘‘By illuminating the building, the lighting was ‘‘the icing on the initiative we can all be proud of,’’ idea to light up Rotorua’s iconic McClay. we’re able to celebrate the Bath cake’’ of the Trust’s upgrade he said. Museum with LED lighting - came Museum director Stewart House building’s iconic status and work, which began in 2006. ‘‘It’s destined to blow Rotorua’s in 2008. Brown said technical advances stand proudly alongside other ‘‘The floodlighting alone will socks off.’’ Unfortunately, it also came since 2008 meant they had been landmarks in support of local, be a tourist must see. Full marks Before switching the lights on with a number of technical able to install radio controlled national and international causes to Museum director Stewart McClay said it was ‘‘magnificent problems and a bill of $1.9 million. lighting, a system he said was less and events. Brown and his team for we can say this wonderful build- Fast forward to last Friday and vulnerable to the sulphur and ‘‘The heritage status of the coordinating a massive ing id finally complete.’’ thanks to improving technology - cheaper to run. Bath House building also plays a installation and keeping every- Rotorua Mayor Steve Chad- and a reduced price tag of just ‘‘Being able to light the build- part in all decisions we make. thing on track for the official wick also praised the Museum as under $100,000 - and the final piece ing with amazing colour and clar- ‘‘Ensuring the integrity of our flicking of the switch.’’ ‘‘the birth place of New Zealand of the Museum’s $22 million Cen- ity means we’re now able to reach building was not compromised ‘‘Our Bath House building is tourism’’. tennial Project upgrade was out and connect with our com- was top of our priority list.’’ one of the most photographed

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1: FASHION Contemporary Maori culture will This newspaper is subject to NZ Press come to life in September through Council procedures. FROM Tiki Ahua - an annual one-night A complaint must first fashion and design extravaganza be directed in writing, THE through the hallowed mist and within one month of EDITOR steam of Te Whakarewarewa publication, to the editor’s email address. Valley, at Rotorua’s Te Puia. If not satisfied with the response, the complaint may be referred to the Saturday September 24, 6pm. Press Council. PO Box 10-879, 2: SPORT The Terrace, Wellington 6143. Bay of Plenty Steamers take on Or use the online complaint form at Wow how good is it to see the Auckland in the Mitre 10 Cup. www.presscouncil.org.nz Please museum all lit up? Rotorua International Stadium, include copies of the article and all It’s great that we can now all Sunday September 25, 4.35pm. 1 correspondence with the publication. witness a light show that can rival 3: MUSICAL the likes of Auckland. ‘Beyond the Barricade’ brings It’s also great that it cost under stars from the West End to Rotorua CONTENTS $100,000 - not the $1.9million featuring songs from the world’s Conversations Page 6 originally muted in 2008. greatest musicals in concert. Sir What’s On Page 10/11 So go along and check it out. Howard Morrison Performing Arts Food Page 23 Also it’s not long now until the Centre. Thursday September 22, Dr Libby Page 24 local body elections. 7.30pm. Puzzles Page 24 As you’ll know, we’ve written to do list 4: ARTS about a number of candidate Help create a Tulip for The 2 3 meetings. Magical Garden, a community art We have more two in this installation to celebrate Spring, with week’s edition. a free Tulip making workshop. But I’d urged you to get along Rotorua District Library. Monday to one yourself as it’s often hard to September 19, 10am. capture the true excitement and 5: CARNIVAL emotion from candidates in The Mega Fun Carnival returns words. with the Giant slide, Merry Go We have seven people vying for Round, Sizzler and Dodgem Cars. the mayoralty this time around - From Saturday September 24, 1pm. 4 5 which is great. So go along and ask them in person what they stand for so that you can make the right decision Contact us Editor: Nicola Brennan-Tupara, Phone: 07 849 9672, [email protected]. come October 8. News: Benn Bathgate, phone: 07 349 5907, [email protected]. Display sales consultants: Jason Fox, phone: 07 349 Don’t foget you can also view 5904, [email protected]. Advertising, classifieds and general enquiries: phone: 07 349 1870. Facebook: facebook.com/ our video questions with them at stuff.co.nz/waikato-times/news/ RotoruaReview. Website: Rotoruareview.co.nz. Postal address: Rotorua Review. PO Box 2244, Rotorua. Firestation, 1239 Haupapa St, rotorua-review/84030381. Rotorua.

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Rotorua saw an almost 50 per cent spike in tourists from North America in July. And over the 12-months lead- ing to July the city’s hotels hosted 916,000 visitor nights. Destination Rotorua revealed the Statistics New Zealand data recently citing increases across the board for a record breaking month for Rotorua’s tourism sec- tor. The figures also revealed hotels, motels, backpacker hostels and holiday parks hosted 159,400 visitors nights for the month, up six per cent on the previous year. The Rotorua Attractions and Activities Monitor also reported a record July with 237,600 visits, up 43,800 (23 per cent) on July 2015. Visits to attractions were up 24 per cent and visits to activities up Rotorua seven per cent. recorded a Lake Rotorua Hotel assistant record month for manager Yogi Bhati said the data visitors in July. RAFAEL BEN-ARI/ was backed by their experience CHAMELEONS EYE and was bullish about the coming summer. ‘‘It’s the best occupancy we’ve had for a few seasons,’’ he said. ‘‘Christmas and summer are ‘‘average’’ July. five-star hotel investment devel- capacity in Rotorua is being ‘‘This is going to be one of the always busy and we are ‘‘I haven’t seen startling opment. We are committed to driven by the buoyant inter- busiest and best seasons for forecasting a large increase in numbers,’’ he said. working with the accommodation national tourism market. This is tourists this year.’’ occupancy numbers compared to Destination Rotorua acting industry to sustain and grow being driven by the strong growth Bhati’s remarks were echoed last year,’’ he said. chief executive Andrew Wilson occupancy throughout the whole in Chinese visitors to New Zea- by Princes Gate reservations Increased numbers were not said the data backed calls for the year and across all accommo- land, but also a resurgence from manager Yuri Ponstijn, who said seen across the board however, establishment of a five-star hotel dation types and star ratings,’’ he the US market due to the trans- July guest numbers were up 11 with Tuscany Villas owner Gra- in Rotorua. said. Pacific direct air services that per cent on the year earlier. ham Rees saying it had been an ‘‘Our focus is on attracting a ‘‘The opportunity for new hotel came back online late June 2016.’’ Selecting Your Mayor? Which mayoral candidate has the most appropriate knowledge, skills, experience, culture and temperament?

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STAFF REPORTER they see their neighbour across the road station facilities. has received their bins, there’s no need to Michael said RLC decided to intro- Around 25,000 Wheelie Bins are being worry – theirs will be coming on a differ- duce the new service as part of a review delivered around Rotorua ahead of the ent day.’’ of the district waste strateg. switch to a new kerbside rubbish and An information booklet which With the current fleet of rubbish recycling service. includes collection days and other details trucks due for replacement, it was con- The new service is set to start on the will be delivered with the bins. sidered a good time to review services last day of October. A red-lidded bin, which is about the and consider a more efficient, modern Two bins, one for rubbish and one for size of two paper rubbish bags, will be for service. recycling, plus a crate for glass, will be general rubbish and collected weekly. He said RLC aimed to increase the Ring Kate orVaughan to make an appointment delivered to residential properties across Meanwhile the yellow-lidded bin and amount of recycling and meet demand the city in a staggered drop off. glass crate for recycling materials will be for kerbside collection, reduce landfill Kate Bone (021) 303 991 ‘‘It would be impractical and unsafe collected fortnightly. and associated environmental risks, for us to congest the streets with hun- People are also asked to ‘wash and reduce health and safety risks associated Vaughan Hedley (022) 511 0225 dreds of bins,’’ said Rotorua Lakes Coun- squash’ recyclables to fit more into their with the current system and reduce email [email protected] or via Facebook AU-7328652AF cil (RLC) transport and waste solutions bin, though they will still be able to use costs, citing an initial $500,000 annual director Stavros Michael. the city recycling centre. saving. ‘‘We are delivering bins on one side of Services in lakes and rural communi- ‘‘Rotorua is one of the few districts the street at a time and will return later ties will be different and have been still using paper bags so the cost of buy- It’s not Sunday without it. to deliver bins for the other side. worked through with residents there ing those has increased,’’ he said. ‘‘We want to reassure people that if using a mix of bins and bags and transfer

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ONLINE CHATTER Manners matter more than ever Frances Louis: Our children are our Future. If they are not Treated like they matter, we will NARELLE HENSON books filled libraries waxing embarrass girls, they haven’t an have a Future that doesnt matter. lyrical on the subject. ounce of regret because they don’t There’s something big missing Good manners used to matter know what a gentleman ought to from life. rather a lot. do. Something that means And that is because we used to ‘‘Please’’ and ‘‘thank you’’ are teachers are endlessly dealing understand that they were friends still alive in some circles, but only with bad attitudes (and that is just with morality. just. And this thing, this big from the parents, it is even worse Sure, the two don’t always go important concept hidden in a with some of the children), that hand in hand, but generally it was little, very ordinary word, is little boys think it is normal to be understood that kindness and getting closer to extinction by the vulgar towards girls, and that consideration towards others was day in countries like New little girls think it is fine to do just an outward display of a heart that Zealand. the same back. had learned to think much less of It is not just nice to have good There’s something missing itself. manners. It is vital. It is vital to that means old people are treated Taking the time to talk with teach our children less about how HAVE YOUR SAY as last season’s clothing, elders politely was simply the Kindness and consideration matter. important we think they are, and Email your letter to the editor to unfashionable and good only for finishing touch of a mind that FAIRFAX NZ more about how important we [email protected]. disposal, while pregnant women knew its own mortality and was think their teachers are. or anyone vulnerable is generally eager to learn the wisdom donated So now we laugh at these old- Or to teach little boys to be ignored and left unconsidered. by years. fashioned ideas while teachers proud of the word gentleman and That is only the start of the And yes, the Victorian are some12:29:29es treated like to show them how they can earn it social issues that spring from the enthusiasm for good manners got something stuck to the bottom of a as a title. extinction of this critical element a little out of hand, but for every shoe, and old people are dismissed Manners aren’t just about of life. silly rule they had (like how many as boring and unworthy of our being polite, you see. They’re The strangest part is that it hands a lady may use to hold up attention. about teaching us how to be better used to be considered essential. her dress while she crossed the And when boys, in a misguided people. So essential that entire schools street), we have thrown out a good attempt to be men, do all sorts of * Narelle Henson is a mother were set up just to teach it, while one. things online that would deeply and Fairfax columnist.

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Keegan’s leadership and is a Duke of Edinburgh Silver Award participant. roles within her school including Deputy Head Girl, his way to achieving Level 3 with the same honours, skills have taken him to captain the JPC 1st XV, Robbie passed NCEA Level 1 and NCEA Level 2 Student Representative of the Board of Trustees, in preparation for further study in 2017, where he and School Prefect. Allison is a part of the M ori the JPC sevens team, the 6 hour Hillary Challenge with Excellence (111E Credits), gaining five Level will attend the University of Waikato. Arapeta plans unit ‘Puket whero’ and is seen as a great cultural 2 Excellence Subject Endorsements. Robbie has a to complete a Bachelor Philosophy. Adventure Race, and earned him the Captains leader within Puket whero, and also within her Arapeta is a skilled performer and has played Awards on the Spirit of New Zealand. Keegan passion for sport, having been the Under 17 and school. Allison performed in her school Kapa haka parts in school productions since the beginning represented the school in Athletics, Cross-Country, Under 15 NZ Downhill Mountain Biking Champion, group Te Iti Rearea, and has also been a dedicated of High School in Year 9. Arapeta has also taken along with placing first in the Under 15 NZDH member of her community and iwi Kapa haka group rugby tournaments in the Gold Coast and in running Kataore, whom she has been dedicated to for 3 part in various other types of performances over (North Island) Biking Series. He has been a Bay of the years including Raukura and Super 8 Kapa events such as gaining 7th in the Open National years. Allison is a part of the Lakes High Squash Plenty and Men’s Intercity Hockey Representative Haka, Shakespeare, Nga Manu Korero, Pacifica Tough Guy and Gal Challenge. He also enjoys playing Team that won the Bay of Plenty Secondary School Beats, Talent Quests and NZ Aria, just to name and during his 5 years as part of the JPC 1st Hockey Championships in 2013 and 2014, then come second the piano and performing in musicals, participating a few. team, he has captained the side for 3 years. He has place in 2015. She was also a part of the Lakes High onstage in the Rotorua Musical Theatre’s ‘Mamma School Squash National team that gained forth in Arapeta has a strong passion for singing and has also previously captained the Central Bay of Plenty had many opportunities to further utilise this in Mia’ and recently helped backstage with the Musical New Zealand. Allison is an adventurous young lady Rugby team and is a current member of the JPC 1st who one day wants to travel the world. Now, Allison various studio sessions. ‘Evita’. Keegan has endorsed NCEA Levels one and Arapeta’s ultimate career goal is to become XV Rugby team. This year, Robbie co-ordinates the has been selected to be a part of the Global Youth two with excellence and is now aiming to endorse a Secondary School Teacher at Rotorua Boys’ Sunset Primary Breakfast Club, volunteers weekly at Ambassadors Program. This program allows Allison to travel to Thailand, Vietnam, or Uganda as a High School, specialising in Te Reo M ori. Level 3. Next year Keegan aims to study a degree the school Homework Club and organised the school His dream job is to one day be the headlining star in Global Youth Ambassador. Allison believes that the in Mechatronics Engineering and to further develop Blood Drive. the Broadway musical ‘The Lion King’ and become a support of her wh nau, school, and iwi have shaped his skills in leadership while continuing an interest in professional actor, performer and singer. Hollywood Next year, Robbie plans to study First Year Health her to be the excellent leader she is today. Allison awaits... sport and music. Science at Otago University. hopes to attend Waikato University in 2017, then later aspires to travel the world. Steven Reedy is a vivacious and dynamic Prefect, House Captain for Miro House, Peer Support Leader, Creative Director and choreographer for Western Heights High School. He enjoys being actively involved with his school and wider community embracing a variety of challenges and opportunities during his time at school. Over the past five years he has contributed to the cultural life of Western Heights by assisting at many different events and working with many different students. He has represented his school in a variety of co-curricular activities including Ki-O-Rahi, stage challenge and dance. His choreography has gained national acclaim through his work with the dance crew "Genesis". He is currently working to defend this national title at the end of this year. 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Sara Whibley Sherrick Martin Tahlia Horne-Parekura Western Heights High School Western Heights Heights School Murupara Area School Sara Whibley is a well-rounded student who leads Western Heights High School as Tahlia is the Head Prefect of Murupara Area School and Deputy House Captain of her Sherrick is an effervescent, hardworking and sociable student. He is a School Prefect, Senior a Prefect and Peer Support Leader. Academically Sara excels, achieving excellence whanau group Hinengawari. She is Kaitataki wahine and was also a Prefect in 2015. endorsements in NCEA levels 1 and 2, accumulating over 200 excellence credits, House Captain, Peer Support Leader, Students Against Drunk Driving advocate, Stage Tahlia is an active team player in a range of sports teams; Waka Ama, Netball, Challenge Student Director, Head student of Dance and Maori and Pacific Islander leader. gaining A* grades in IGCSE including 99% in Mathematics, an Elite award in the Basketball, Touch, Ki O Rahi, Rugby and Volleyball. Language Perfect World Champs and a Highly Commended at the Rotorua Science In his multiple responsibilities within school and in the wider community, he has worked She enjoys coaching Yr1-6 students, in all areas of sport. She has a passion for the Fair. with and supported students across all year levels to make sure that they are settled in Murupara Community and offers support and a helping hand where ever possible Sara has represented WHHS in 6 different Sporting codes, including rowing where she school life and given support. Social responsibility is apparent in these interactions and are or needed. has gained multiple A and B finals at National and North Island regattas. She also has indicative of the kind of person he is. Sherrick’s strengths also lie in his work with Dance. Tahlia has achieved NCEA Level 1&2, and is currently working toward Level 3. She her Certificate of Risk Management in the Outdoors. He is absolutely passionate about Dance within school and within the community and has completed a three year “Take the Lead” program though Sports Bay of Plenty and received excellence. She completed the Y.E.S Program which consisted of land search Currently Sara is the secretary for the Amnesty club and is on the SADD committee. represented Western Heights at a regional and national level in Dance. & rescue, fire and ambulance officer training. She has also completed a one week She has spent many hours sewing underarm pillows for breast cancer patients. Sara Sherrick strives to do his very best in everything he does, and wishes to purse his dreams Blue light program receiving most improved in her syndicate in preparation for entry holds the Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Awards and is one hike away to the NZ Navy, where she wishes to pursue a Career as a Naval Officer. by attending university by doing a conjoint degree with a Bachelor of Arts majored in from completing her Gold. Her passions include skiing and guitar. Psycology and a Bachelor of dance. He hopes to inspire Maori students and give them hope Tahlia is a natural born leader with so much to give to everyone at school and the Next year Sara intends to study a Bachelor of Engineering Honours degree. to follow their dreams and aspirations and not let society dictate who they are. community. She is passionate about success for the children, therefore she tries to guide them onto the right path.

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Josh Sargison Rotorua Lakes High School Josh is the head prefect and is a peer support leader of Rotorua Lakes high school. Overall he is a well-rounded individual who dedicates his time to school and sport. Josh has portrayed diligence within the classroom and on the sports field, as well as helping out with school events including Year 8 Orientation and a member of the Ball Committee. He has NCEA levels 1,2, and 3 with merit endorsements. Josh has had the privilege to represent Rotorua Lakes High school in both rugby and water polo and has held captaincy roles with in these codes. Represented the RLHS water polo team at several north island tournaments over the years. At the beginning of the year he graduated from the renowned C.A.C.T.U.S programme. He enjoys all aspects of school from learning in the classroom to getting involved in house events such has athletics day sports day and house spirit day. WESTERN HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Congratulates our CONGRATULATIONS Young Achievers 2015 Kuratea Broughton ...... Leadership, Sport, School and Community Service Sydney Carroll ...... Leadership, Academic, School and Community Service 2016 YOUNG ACHIEVERS Hannah Garwood...... Leadership, Academic, Sport Tylas Jansen Van Nieuwenhuizen...... Leadership, Sport, School and Community Service Phoebe Johnston ...... Leadership, Academic, Cultural Rotorua Energy Charitable Trust Bailey Morrison...... Leadership, Academic, Cultural Sherrick Martin ...... Leadership, Cultural would like to congratulate every Young Achiever for Daniel Michael ...... Leadership, Sport their dedication and commitment. Daniel Poskitt...... Leadership, Academic, Cultural Michael Pilaar ...... Leadership, Cultural, School and Community Steven Reedy ...... Leadership, Cultural Jenny Seok...... Leadership, Academic, Cultural Briar Sharples...... Leadership, Academic, School and Community Service Sara Whibley...... Leadership, Academic, Sport SUPPORTING YOUNG ACHIEVERS Taumata Rau

Proud to be Heights AU-7410031AA 600AA 1 AU-740 18 ROTORUA REVIEW, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 stuff.co.nz Voting papers sent Joint partnership helps out Voting papers for the 46,449 enrolled voters are set to have arrived via post for the 2016 local elections. STAFF REPORTER Voting for Rotorua Lakes Council is a first past the post (FPP) system for which people will put a Ronald McDonald House Charities and a tick alongside the candidate or candidates they local drycleaners have team-up to help wish to vote for. give families the break they need. Voters have one vote for Mayor and will be able At the beginning of the month Roto- to vote for as many 10 council candidates. rua Drycleaners partnered with The Of the 49,990 eligible voters in the Rotorua Ronald McDonald Family Retreat to district, 93 per cent (46,449) have enrolled for next supply them with linen and laundry month’s election and will be receiving their voting services. papers. The retreat allows Kiwi families a welcomed break in order to spend some quality time together. Each year over 80 families make the most of the retreat, be it for a fun family holiday, or to take time to grieve in a peaceful space on Lake Rotorua. A child’s road to recovery can be a dif- ficult time for families so Ronald McDon- ald House tries to keep them together to “Mauria te pono - Keep steadfastly to the truth” aid the child’s recovery process. The Bennett family from Palmerston We at Rotorua Lakes High School are proud North are one of the families who have to congratulate our 2016 Young Achievers enjoyed the Retreat. ‘‘When you wake up to beautiful views • ANNALIESE HEUVEL • SAVANNA STEELE across the lake the stress just melts Excellence in Excellence in away,’’ said dad Selwyn Bennet said. Leadership Community ‘‘An endeavor like this can only be The Bennett family from Palmerston North have used the Ronald McDonald House retreat in Involvement & Sports accomplished with the support of local Rotorua. RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE communities and businesses like the • JOSH SARGISON • TAMAHO STILES Rotorua Dry Cleaners.’’ Owners Ricky and Kylie Brackfield children receive specialist medical treat- Excellence in Excellence in The family spent a week the retreat said the business was founded by Kylie’s ment at hospital since 1989. Leadership Leadership earlier in the year. father, so they understood the import- Last year over 3,700 families made • SASHA COX • ALLISON BRAILEY They have also twice used the Ronald ance of families. Ronald McDonald House their ‘home Excellence Excellence in Cultural McDonald House in Auckland. Rotorua Drycleaners is a 100 per cent away from home’ during their medical Leadership & School in Academic The first time when son Elijah was New Zealand owned and operated family journey. \ Involvement

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Nadia gives baby spinach leaves) until golden and just starting to While vegetables are roasting, While fish is cooking, add you another Macadamia-crumbed Fish caramelise. cook orzo in pot of boiling water sundried tomato pesto, baby kale easy recipe for ❚ 600g skinless, boneless, white Pat fish dry with paper towels, for 8–10 minutes, or until just and roasted vegetables to pot with your family and fish fillets remove any remaining scales or tender. Drain well, return to pot cooked orzo and toss to coat. you’ll ind all the ❚ 3 tablespoons flour seasoned bones and cut larger fillets in half. and drizzle with a little olive oil to Season to taste with salt and ingredients in 1 with ⁄2 teaspoon salt Place seasoned flour in a bowl, prevent sticking. pepper. My Food Bag. ❚ 1 egg whisk egg with milk in a second Heat a drizzle of oil in a large To serve, spoon sundried myfoodbag.co.nz ❚ 3 tablespoons milk bowl and mix breadcrumbs with fry-pan on medium heat. Cook tomato pesto orzo onto plates, top ❚ 1 cup panko breadcrumbs macadamia nuts in a third bowl. fish, in batches, for 1–2 minutes with macadamia-crumbed fish ❚ 3 tablespoons macadamia nuts, Coat each piece of fish first in each side, until golden and just and serve lemon wedges on the finely chopped flour, then egg mixture, then cooked. Take care not to burn the side. Exhibitionimagesandstories“ajoy” When Councillor Merepeka Raukawa-Tait Councillor Raukawa-Tait congratulated Ray Punter said it had been a real honour, previewed the brief biographies written to Age Concern Rotorua project coordinator but perhaps Rita Ngatai summed up the feeling of accompany the images featuring 16 of Rotorua’s Mary Ann Nixon on staging the nine-week all the subjects by saying it had taken her 92 years older residents for a new exhibition she went long exhibition that recognises, respects and to become famous. “wow, wow, wow.” celebrates the district’s more than 8500 residents Mrs Nixon said it had been “quite overwhelming” Officially opening the Ageing with Attitude in the 65 plus age group. to watch the subjects react to their images with absolute delight on opening night and see the photographic exhibition in the Rotorua Lakes A health promoter for the local branch of Age pride on the faces of their families. Council Galleria on September 2, the Rotorua Concern, Mrs Nixon said it had been an honour Lakes Council People Portfolio lead, said and privilege to work with the culturally diverse She added that she sees the exhibition as a tribute to all older people in Rotorua, and urges people of the exhibition is an opportunity to showcase models, aged from 67 to 94, who had agreed all ages to go along and see the exhibition in the the district’s older citizens who generally to be photographed by Jason Hamon and Council’s Galleria. “fly under the radar.” share their memories with writer Jill Marshall. Supported by First Sovereign Trust and the “What’s extraordinary is that these people don’t “Most were curious as to why their names had Rotorua Energy Charitable Trust, Ageing think they are special; therefore, hearing those been put forward and felt they didn’t have a story with Attitude will run until November 4. stories of lives lived and contributions made to our to tell. 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He became one of first coach drivers for Ryans eight children, seven girls and one boy, seven of whom are and did the Rotorua-Tauranga route. still alive and four living in Rotorua.

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