Alcohol laws 'breach Homeless for a Treaty' p4 night p5 CourierEast & Bays Your Place, Your Paper Wednesday, July 12, 2017 Supermarket’s special trolley SHANI WILLIAMS ‘‘We hope other An east Auckland supermarket organisations follow has been praised for supporting their lead’’ customers with special needs by Erin Gough adopting a unique shopping trol- ley. New World at Eastridge Shop- ‘‘The whole supermarket ping Centre in Orakei is the first experience was an extremely of New Zealand’s major super- stressful dash and grab - most of market chains to offer the Caro- the time I did not even look at line’s Cart. what I was buying. The Caroline’s Cart is a ‘‘Now my daughter can be specialised shopping trolley that involved in the shopping experi- features a large, front-facing seat ence, which she loves,’’ Radford with a built-in harness, designed said. to accommodate a person up to Radford said she wished all 115 kilograms. This means supermarkets had the cart avail- parents and caretakers can trans- able. fer a wheelchair-user into the Alabama resident Drew Ann cart, regardless of their age, so Long invented the Caroline’s Cart they can go about their shopping for her daughter Caroline. without having to manoeuvre Caroline, who suffers from both a shopping trolley and a Rett syndrome, had outgrown the wheelchair. child’s seat in the traditional New Zealand Human Rights shopping cart and Long was eager Commission human rights to find something that would help advisor Erin Gough said the Caro- her include her daughter in her line’s Cart would make a huge dif- errands. ference for people with mobility Long said she could not believe issues, their families and their the Caroline’s Cart was available carers. Drew Ann Long was having a hard time taking her daughter on errands - so she invented the Caroline’s Cart. SUPPLIED in New Zealand. ‘‘We hope other organisations ‘‘I have never even heard of follow their lead,’’ she said. Caroline’s Cart has been a ‘‘life- wheelchair and a shopping cart at ‘‘I would be terrified my daugh- Auckland - it is very humbling to For Orakei resident Kran saver’’ during trips to the super- the same time - so I had to pay a ter would have a seizure sitting in know that my invention is chang- Radford and her 30-year-old market. caregiver to sit in a hot car with the car, without me there,’’ she ing lives on the opposite side of daughter with mobility issues the ‘‘I was unable to push a my daughter,’’ Radford said. said. the world,’’ Long said. Greater security for Cup

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The projects that engaged students McCahon House Trust are selling who were Maori, Pasifika, had Nikki Kaye visited early childhood education centre A’oga Fa’a Samoa Incorporated on Friday. SHANI WILLIAMS/STUFF 600 limited edition trees for $50 special education needs, or came each. Each tree comes with a from low socio-economic resources. technologies that children and had concerns about children booklet, recording its unique backgrounds. ‘‘We do not want to see Samoan young people use in their daily under five-years-old spending edition number, along with During a visit to early child- children at the bottom of the stat- lives to make learning relevant time online. information about its heritage hood education centre A’oga Fa’a istics all the time - we want to see and exciting,’’ she said. ‘‘But New Zealand’s curricu- and how to care for the sapling. Samoa Incorporated on Friday, them thrive and we believe this ‘‘TLIF is also about ensuring lum needs to keep pace with this Planting kauri helps protect the Kaye announced the school would initiative will help them do so,’’ that our teaching and learning fast-changing world and we can’t species’ future, which is currently receive $61,000 to develop a she said. practices are modern, relevant have these children entering pri- suffering from kauri dieback Samoan language app. Kaye said she was delighted and future focused, taking the mary school and having no disease. Money raised will go Manager of A’oga Fa’a Samoa A’oga Fa’a Samoa would use digi- best from new methods being experience with technology,’’ towards the work of the Jan Taouma said from an early tal technologies to support second tried internationally alongside Kaye said. McCahon House Trust and The childhood perspective there was a language learning. testing totally new Kiwi ideas.’’ The next funding round opens Kauri Project, which promoteS lack of Pasifika educational ‘‘Teachers are tapping into the Kaye acknowledged parents in November 2017. awareness of kauri dieback. The McCahon House Trust was established as a place for the public to visit and recognise McCahon’s life and art. The trees Free all-day parking phased out go on sale at McCahon Kauri Community Day on August 6 from 11am to 4pm at Titirangi War STAFF REPORTER Mt Eden also has a residential Memorial Hall. Visit parking zone (RPZ) between Mt mccahonhouse.org.nz/kauri It will steadily become harder for Eden Rd and Dominion Rd, workers commuting into Auck- towards the city end. 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Ellerslie Event Centre, developing hand/eye coordination, Ellerslie Racecourse. Visit teamwork and agility for 3-4 year rotaryellerslie.org.nz for details. olds. Tuesday and Wednesday, 9.30 or 10.30am. Register at GRAFTON ballbasics.co.nz or 021589707. July Coping with cancer: come along 25, 9.30am, College Rifles, Haast for a free tips and tools talk for Street. adults with cancer and their ST JOHNS supporters. Held at Domain Lodge, 1 Boyle Cres every Thursday at Festival of Quilts: over 200 quilts 12.30pm-1.30pm. Call 0800 CANCER made by Auckland Quilt Guild (226 237) for more details. members on display including recycled, modern, and challenge Keep holiday kids happy REMUERA quilts, as well as qualilty items Author talk: come to the Remuera available for purchase from 40 Library on Thursday July 20 at merchants. Entry $12. November 3, Five of the best strapped to your feet. Luckily, can venture around the zoo taking 6.30pm to hear author Charity 10am November 5, 4pm, Auckland Snowplanet is just 15 minutes’ north part in interactive activities to Norman discuss her book See You In Netball Centre, 7 Allison Ferguson winter holiday of Auckland. A bit pricey, a week’s complete their activity sheet. September. $5.00 entry, light Drive. activities for kids. school holiday programme will cost Normal zoo admission prices apply. refreshments, phone 095202532. Healing Rooms: come and be $375 per child. DRAMA CLASSES Remuera Library, 429 Remuera blessed. First and third Tuesdays, YOUTHTOWN’S FREE Got a drama queen (or king) child? Road 1pm - 3pm. No appointment Winter is here. For adults that HOLIDAY PROGRAMMES Perhaps all they need is to discover Seniors dance: dancing for older necessary. No charge. Hillside means new Game of Thrones Most Youthtown certified holiday their inner thespian. Kids play loads adults seeking an enjoyable way to Community Church, 75 Felton episodes, but for kids it means programmes are eligible for a Work of improvisation and drama games stay active, coordinated and most Matthew Ave. Enquiries please something completely different. and Income NZ subsidy, so you which teach them to think on their importantly, motivated. Thursdays contact Nelly on 020 40394524. Something’s got to keep the kids could pay nothing. Pick from five feet. Classes range for kids from 7 10am. Contact Sue 022 640 9852. Pilates: run by a qualified instructor busy during the July school holiday Auckland areas to find your kid’s to 18 years old. July 27, 10am, St Aidan’s Anglican in a purpose built studio. Tuesday break – and luckily, there’s plenty to right activity. Church Hall, 5 Ascot Ave. and Thursday mornings, 9.30am- do in Auckland. ASGC CQB It’s Rainin’ Men: four fabulous men 10.30am. Child friendly. Call ZOO’S ANIMAL CHAMPIONS One for the almost adult kids and sing hit songs ranging from music 0274334137 for more information. SNOWPLANET Visiting kids can pick from five their gung-ho parents. Heard of theatre, Rat Pack, powerful ballads Aspire Aerobix Studio, Unit 9, 88 Nothing says winter like minus four incredible species to help. Using an Airsoft Gun Centre’s Close Quarter and 50’s. Tickets $34 including lunch Elizabeth Knox Place. degrees. But snow is depressing activity sheet provided for the Battle Arena (ASGC CQB). $45 for with the artists. To book call 0508 Rotary Club: breakfasts are without skis or snowboards animal they’d like to champion, kids three hours playtime. 266237. July 17, 11am-1pm, Somervell Thursdays 7am-8.30am at Remuera Presbyterian Church, 497 Remuera Golf Club. On the first Thursday of Road. each month dinner is from 6pm. Holiday Programme: Ideas coach and media columnist. August Charitable playgroup run by local Rock and roast: live music and a Phone Allan 021 959 397 or visit Explode is a creative and performing 9, 6.30pm-7.30pm. Saint Heliers mums on a volunteer basis. Contact roast meal only $15 per person. Call rotarystjohns.club for details. arts holiday programme run by St Library, 32 Saint Heliers Bay Rd. Rhian on 0220198568. Johnston 524-4094 for enquiries. July 13, 7pm, Heliers Centre. All children will have Petanque Club: Goldie St. New Hall, 100 St Heliers Bay Rd. 27-33 Ohinerau Street, Remuera. ST HELIERS an opportunity to take part many members welcome Wednesdays, Free English: free social cafe. Talk Play Group: Tuesday and Thursday Garden Club: if you enjoy creative workshops to choose from. 10.15am. Fridays 1.15pm. Sundays to proficient English speakers and mornings, 9.15am -11.15am. A gardening come along to our July 14, 4.30pm, St Heliers Church 1.15pm. Boules Supplied, very meet new friends. 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GLENDOWIE we are holding free English Road club rooms, 50 Dunkirk Rd. Volunteer with Girl Guides:we languages classes. All welcome. 10am, First Tuesday of the month. are looking for more support for our Orakei Baptist Church, 96 Kupe St. Come along and join meetings, groups in this area. Call us if you Yoga: free trial class, suitable for all friendship and outings. Visitors think you can offer some time or a levels. One hour sessions every welcome. Phone 575 7622. Wednesday 5.45pm or 7.15pm. For skill for the girls to learn. 0800 484 further details visit yogaone.co.nz or PARNELL 331. call 0211349000. Orakei Community Pirate games and craft: batten Badminton club: runs every Centre, 156 Kepa Rd. down the hatches and head to the Thursday until the end of November. Arts Therapy: weekly Arts 4 Us library to play some swashbuckling Yearly fee of $70. Casual is $5. Specialty Art Therapy Groups for pirate games. Suitable for all ages. 7.30pm - 9.30pm. 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Anne on 524 9996. to Friday, 3.30pm to 4.30pm, GLEN INNES Every Monday. Tamaki Recreation Centre. Heart Chorus: has vacancies for Zumba Gold: the slowed down Monday to Wednesday, 6.00pm to male singers over the age of 70. 9.00pm. Saturday, 10am to 11am. version of zumba which makes it twff.tbanz or Contact Johnny Lee on Modern music and regular www.karateremuera.com or call 021 suitable for older individuals or those MEADOWBANK 021 168 3421 for more. July 28, 8pm performances. Meets on Monday 680107 for more information. Karate new to zumba. Tuesday and Zumba with Robert: 4.40pm July 29, 9pm, Hoyts Sylvia Park, 286 mornings, 10.30am-12.30pm at Remuera, 6 Papahia Street. Thursday, 1pm to 2pm. $5 per Mondays and 7.15pm Wednesdays. Mt Wellington Highway. Orakei Primary School Hall, Grace St. person. Tamaki Recreation Centre, All welcome, no experience needed. Toastmasters: improve your public Ring Pam on 021 632 889. Women’s Luncheon Club: meets 60 Elstree Ave. Have fun in a supportive speaking and leadership skills in a Community Garden: meet at Rose Park Hotel at 12pm on the Bootcamp: weekly bootcamps from environment. Ditch the workout, join supportive learning environment. gardeners and make friends, trade first Thursday of every month. 6pm to 7pm. $5 per person, 15 years the party. $10 a class. Phone 021 Phone Craig on 027 286 6751 or visit knowledge and even share veggies Includes guest speaker and lunch. plus, arrive early. Mixture of 393169. Tahapa Crescent harrisonroad.toastmastersclubs.org and herbs from the garden. No cost. Fun and friendly enviroment. If bodyweight, powerbags, barbells, Community Hall, 22 Tahapa for details. Meets fortnightly on Every Wednesday, 10.30am-12pm at interested please contact Catherine ropes and other tools of the trad. Call Crescent. Tuesdays. 5:30pm, St Peters Church 156 Kepa Rd. Just turn up or text/call on 620 5059. Rose Park Hotel, 09 5216438 for more details. Tamaki Loads of Toys: like seeing your Function Centre, 7 Harrison Road. 021 142 9847. Gladstone Rd. Recreation Centre, Elstree Ave. kids’ faces at Christmas? Have it Toastmasters: St James Church Business: a group of like-minded Social Badminton: Tuesdays and every Saturday from 9.15am to NEWMARKET Hall, 152 Kepa Rd. Call 021 240 9440. business people who meet at 7am- Thursdays, $3 per person. Gear extra 11.15am and Tuesday from 7.15pm to KC’s Casual Club: doubles play for Email [email protected] 8.30am on Tuesdays at Nottinghill or bring your own. Mixed ability 8.15pm. So many toys to choose two hours, just $5. Bookings not for details. Meetings are at 6.30pm Kitchen in Parnell. Build your group, non marking shoes. Call 521 from. Details on Facebook or required. 1pm-3pm every Monday, on the second and fourth Thursday business through referrals. If you are interested please call either Tony 6438 for more details or just turn up. [email protected]. St Chad’s Wednesday and Friday at the of each month. Beals 021 445 625 or Steve Stone 021 Tamaki Recreation Centre, Elstree basement, 38 St Johns Rd. Auckland Badminton Hall, 99 Gillies Drama Queens: dress ups, make 966 499 for your invitation – your Ave. Ave. believe and musical mayhem for MISSION BAY Playgroup: for children with special preschoolers. $5 per family with first breakfast is free. KOHIMARAMA Tennis Coaching Clinic: tennis needs and their parents. Every classes continuing during school Film Club: meets monthly for tea Coaching Clinic from 9am-12pm World of democracies: a free second Wednesday at the holidays. Mondays 11am, Tuesdays and discussion of movies you’ve Mon-Thurs in both weeks of school lecture given by Dr Stephen Noakes Community of St Luke, 130 Remuera 10am at the Orakei Community recently seen. Meets third Thursday holidays. Register by emailing Rd. Children aged 18 months to 5 exploring how one-party rule still Centre. 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Will run every Centre, 545 Parnell Rd. Sundays Kohimarama Presbyterian Church Thursday of every month, 7pm-9pm. developing physical, cognitive and Tuesday morning. Panmure hall at 10am. 10.30am-11.30am. Phone 846 1205 or Visit ourtimecommunity.com or social skills using creative dance and Community Hall, 7-13 Pilkington Rd. visit unitynz.org for more details. Amateur radio: those with an email [email protected] for movement. Phone Allie 021634554 Futsal: very social mixed 5-a-side interest in electronic and radio Toy Library: open Monday, Friday, details. or email futsal soccer. Age 14 to 70. and Saturday 9.00-11.30am. New communication are invited to visit [email protected] for Beginners always welcome. Runs members are always welcome. Visit ‘‘ZL1AA’’ clubrooms on Saturday MT WELLINGTON more info. July 27, 3.30pm-4.30pm, year round. Contact Mark on FunAndGamesToyLibrary.org.nz for mornings, 400 St Johns Rd. 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Stonefields 80 Tihi Street 4A2F2I Auction A well designed terrace home that offers a solid environment for families to begin their future, or executives to enjoy 3:00pm, Sunday 6 August 2017 their present in popular Stonefields. Welcoming, understated and open plan, it is perfect for at home relaxation or On site (unless sold prior) entertaining with a formal lounge or media room included. Quality permeates the home, with excellent finishes and View Sunday 12:30 - 1:00pm, or by appointment rwremuera.co.nz/RMU22917www.rwremuera.co.nz/RMU22917 fittings, right on through the four bedrooms and two bathrooms, one of which is the master ensuite. John Quiambao Enjoy the many amenities of the Stonefields hub, within walking distance, and venture further afield to the Bays and the 021 0278 2708 09 527 7006 [email protected] fun to be found with beaches, shops and restaurants. Stephen Wan Stonefields Primary is your neighbour, ideal for young families. Dedicated to passing on this beautiful home, our owners 0204 369 369 09 520 9100 [email protected]@raywhite.com are prepared to bid farewell at auction.

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On the market for the first time in over 20 years, this deceased estate presents a unique opportunity to an astute buyer. Auction Situated on an elevated 772 m2 site in a quiet cul de sac, this 1980’s solidly built family home is packed with 6.30pm, Thursday 3 August 2017 opportunities and bursting with potential. Cafe Melba, 135 Main Highway, Ellerslie (unless sold prior) Located only a short stroll to the popular walking trail around Panmure basin, the train station, and conveniently close View Saturday 11.00 - 11.30am to Sylvia Park and easy access to motorways. www.rwellerslie.co.nz/ELL23640rwellerslie.co.nz/ELL23640 Arron Sundars This is ideal for investors, first home buyers or families wanting to move closer to the action. 021 505 373 (09) 526 2461 Gary V Thomas 021 885 748 (09) 526 2400

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DILEEPA FONSEKA AA spokesperson Barney morning peak hour every day Irvine said the Fanshawe St bus compared to 1800 on cars. Young musicians work Twenty-four-hour CCTV moni- corridor was one of the most Cars tended to move into toring of busy bus lanes on cen- important on the network con- lanes when enforcement officers tral Auckland’s Fanshawe St is necting public transport users were not present, Lowrie said, with top British giants being introduced with the aim to the Northern busway, and he an issue that affected more bus of speeding the commutes of was ‘‘pretty comfortable’’ with lanes than just Fanshawe thousands. the move. Street’s and he said he would The NZSO National Youth Orchestra says. Auckland Transport spokes- ‘‘If it’s going to work it needs like to see the measure extended will perform with two of the biggest The concerts will also include the person Mark Hannan said to be enforced.’’ to bus lanes on Dominion Rd, names in British music this week. world premieres of works by young enforcement officers on the side Matt Lowrie, of public trans- Symonds St and Mt Eden Rd. Sir James MacMillan, one of Britain’s New Zealand composers Celeste Oram of Fanshawe St would be port advocacy group Greater ‘‘We can save some money as greatest living composers and and Wellington-based Reuben replaced by 24-hour CCTV sur- Auckland, said cars at the inter- well because we’re not having to conductors, will be joined by virtuoso Jelleyman, both National Youth veillance on Monday. section of Halsey St and put extra buses on to cope with Scottish percussionist Colin Currie for Orchestra Composers-in-Residence. Until now, enforcement Fanshawe St often spilled onto the congested roads.’’ the NZSO National Youth Orchestra’s Jelleyman’s Vespro was inspired by officers with a mobile camera bus lanes during peak hours. Irvine said he wouldn’t be Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra listening late at night to Italian on the footpath had been moni- ‘‘Fanshawe Street is prob- opposed to the expansion of concert on July 15. composer Claudio Monteverdi’s toring the bus lane. ably the busiest bus corridor in CCTV cameras on such routes Sir James will conduct one of his 400-year-old Vespro della Beata Hannan said 687 infringe- Auckland. provided enforcement was best-known works, the percussion Vergine. ment tickets were issued over ‘‘Any time there’s a car that ‘‘done well and done fairly’’ but concerto Veni, Veni, Emmanuel and Oram describes her composition The the past 12 months to motorists gets stuck in the bus lane it that data on the effectiveness of Benjamin Britten’s beloved Young Young People’s Guide to the Orchestra who had used the lanes. slows down all those thousands the lanes needed to be Person’s Guide to the Orchestra. as “a love letter to radio in New ‘‘We are monitoring the of people for the expense of one ‘‘proactively shared’’ by Auck- Sir James has previously conducted Zealand”. street using CCTV but the final person.’’ land Transport with the public. the NZSO, but this is the first time he The NZSO National Youth decision on whether or not an Hannan said 5000 people ‘‘We need to check we are get- will conduct the National Youth Orchestra, founded in 1959, has played infringement will be issued still moved through Fanshawe ting the benefits out of these Orchestra. a vital role in nurturing and offering lies with a real person.’’ Street on buses during the that we were told we’d get.’’ “I have always enjoyed working with unique opportunities to young young musicians, and have written for musicians and composers. Many have them over the years in various ways. gone on to forge careers in music. I’m always keen to find out what new About half of the NZSO’s current music is like in the various countries I players are former members of the Stand against trafficking visit. I especially enjoy performing new NZSO National Youth Orchestra. work by my younger colleagues,” he LAINE MOGER

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STAFF REPORTER The Winter Warriors cam- paign aimed to raise $300,000 to Needy families are being forced to hire two new staff: one in the wait for hours for help as the homeless outreach team, and one Auckland City Mission’s services in the crisis care service, are ‘‘maxed out’’. fundraising team leader Alexis The charity has kicked off its Sawyers said. winter fundraising campaign, The latest figures, from May Winter Warriors, in a desperate 2016, showed there were more bid to cater to the growing than 177 people sleeping rough numbers of vulnerable Kiwis within a 3km radius of the Sky seeking its help. Tower – 30 more than were Chief executive Chris Farrelly counted at the end of 2014. On top said despite demand for food of that, about 51 people who other- parcels increasing, the mission wise would have been sleeping was unable to provide any more rough were either in temporary than the 13,714 it delivered last accommodation, or patients at a year. Meanwhile, staff members hospital or mental health unit on said they were exhausted by the the night the count was taken, level of desperate need pouring Sawyers said. through the charity’s doors. The crisis care team mostly The closure of nearby home- saw people who needed emerg- less support services meant the ency food parcels, but often had mission was now the only pro- underlying issues such as a need vider of day-to-day services for the for social housing or budgeting homeless in central Auckland, support. Farrelly said. Farelly said Auckland was a ‘‘When families come in for an ‘‘generous city’’ and the mission emergency food parcel, they needed kindness and compassion sometimes have to wait for sev- ‘‘now more than ever before’’. eral hours in our draughty While food donations were wel- waiting room before someone can come, ‘‘our aim is always to help see them. Imagine what that’s like clients become independent of for an elderly person, or a parent us’’, he said. Donated funds were with their young child? People particularly valuable as they don’t come here unless they have allowed the mission to address the to – and they’re having to in deeper issues someone was Auckland City Mission chief executive Chris Farrelly says the charity is at capacity, with more people seeking help every greater and greater numbers.’’ facing, he said. day. BEVAN READ/STUFF Future under review for Mana

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Publication of Mana magazine has been put on hold indefinitely. Mana Productions said, for the past three years, the magazine had been published under licence by Kowhai Media. ‘‘In July the title returned to Mana Productions, who had intended to continue publishing it. Mana Productions are reviewing the future of the maga- zine, and at this stage will not be proceeding with the publication of Mana,’’ the company said in a statement. Subscribers were asked to contact the company for more information. The magazine has been in cir- culation since 1993. In 2011, when it published its 100th edition, then-editor Derek Fox hinted to Te Karere that producing it was a financial struggle. Media commentator Gavin Ellis said it was a sad develop- ment. He said the magazine had The driver of a Metrolink bus was filmed telling a passenger to ‘f... off’ during the Monday morning rush hour. SUPPLIED been producing good journalism and its production values had lifted under Kowhai’s manage- ment. ‘Rude’ bus driver caught swearing at passenger ‘‘It is a sad day for Maoridom and all of New Zealand because STAFF REPORTER nation. from the stop on schedule, 10 don’t want to be on this bus then Mana reached out to all New Zea- The bus, travelling from Mt minutes later at 7am, she said. get off.’’ landers, not just tangata whe- An Auckland bus driver is under Wellington to downtown Auck- ‘‘He was quite sharp and blunt The passenger appeared to nua.’’ investigation after he was caught land, had pulled into Newmarket with her.’’ threaten to lay a complaint with He said magazine production on camera swearing at a passen- at 6.50am and was parked for Things got ‘‘a bit more the company, before the driver was a tough game, particularly ger. about five minutes before the intense’’ when another passenger told him to ‘‘f... off’’. from the point of view of advertis- Lagi Vaili filmed the angry altercation. called out from the back that the An NZ Bus spokesperson said ing. Mana Maori Media and Mana exchange after the driver, operat- An older woman approached driver should have told them why the company was investigating Productions are headed by Fox. ing a MetroLink bus, stopped the driver to ask why they had they were being held up. the matter and apologised to They launched in 1989 to provide partway through the Monday stopped, and was ‘‘rudely’’ told it Vaili said the driver called out passengers on the bus for any dis- better access to coverage of Maori morning commute without expla- was because the bus had to depart to the passenger saying: ‘‘If you tress caused. interests and current affairs. 34 EAST & BAYS COURIER, JULY 12, 2017 stuff.co.nz Sport

Fresh from his hit out against the British and Irish Lions, University’s Marcel Renata was a tackle breaking machine for the home side. PHOTOTEK Advantage University University upset top of the table College Rifles 23-22 on Saturday, jumping ahead of their local rivals on the table and setting up a tense final round of pool play in Auckland’s Premier Men’s Rugby Competition. Both sides will need a win this weekend to secure a top four finish. College Rifles’ Emmanuel Lamositele goes over to score untouched.

Barnaby Abdale-Weir clears from the base of a ruck.

It takes three defenders to bring Sione Havili Talitui to Brenton Helleur sticks out a fend as he looks to go around his man. Richmond Tongatama offloads in the tackle. University ground. were able to keep the ball alive all afternoon. stuff.co.nz JULY 12, 2017, EAST & BAYS COURIER 35 Out&About

Team New Zealand’s Peter Burling and Grant Dalton carry the America’s Cup down Queen St during their victory parade celebrating their win over Team USA. LAWRENCE SMITH/STUFF Team NZ hit the streets

Rain and coneftti poured down on Team New Zealand for their America’s Cup welcome home parade. The team took to the streets of downtown Auckland and the Waitemata Harbour to show off their new silverware.

Peter Burling and Grant Dalton with the America’s Cup on Queen St, Auckland. LAWRENCE SMITH/STUFF

Team New Zealand’s Blair Tuke waves to the crowd.

The parade continued on the water. LAWRENCE SMITH/STUFF Hundreds of boats and thousands of people gathered on the water outside Rain heaved down as Team NZ took to the water. Auckland’s Viaduct to congratulate Team New Zealand. CHRIS MCKEEN/STUFF MARVIN FRANCE/STUFF 36 EAST & BAYS COURIER, JULY 12, 2017 stuff.co.nz Out&About

The new Glen Innes court follows the opening of courts in north, west, central and south Auckland. SUPPLIED New court christened

A new basketball court has opened in Glen Innes as part of the Spark Boroughs project designed to get young people and the local community into sport. Tamaki College students christened the new facility with a game of basketball. The Maungakiekie-Tamaki local Board, Spark, Auckland Council and TRC developed the court. SUPPLIED

Tamaki College students had a game of basketball with representatives from council.

Nicknamed ‘The Post Office’ by locals, the court comes Students from Tamaki College tested out their skills on the new court. SUPPLIED Dribbling, shooting hoops and slam dunking were all seen complete with free WiFi. SUPPLIED at the opening by students. SUPPLIED