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February 2021 August
Vol 43 2021
Issue Vol
01 438 Issue 07
COMMUNITY NEWS AND VIEWS
COMMUNITY NEWS AND VIEWS
Produced by the Mokoia Community Association
Local High School Makes Us
Proud!
Following a community event that was held on Eastside This was a great success with over 500 contributions
the students of Rotorua Lakes High School decided to being donated!
hold a mufti day and in lieu of a gold coin donation the
MCA was overwhelmed with the kind gesture and know
students were asked to contribute a non perishable food
that our community will benefit.
item.
We will be planning to run another community event in
These were kindly gifted to the Mokoia Community
November for families to enjoy a day of fun and food.
Association to contribute to our food stores to assist us
with the regular Monday food rescue programme we run in We look forward to inviting the RLHS students to attending
our hall. this, they have shown great support and all of us at the
Mokoia Community Association acknowledge this.
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What’s inside - Inside Eastside
Whanau Support 04
Medical Advice 14
Kids Page 09
Survey 10
Piripoho 03
Community Directory 23
Business Directory 24
Inside Eastside is produced by the Mokoia
Community Association Inc. While our articles are
hopefully interesting and useful, the views expressed
are not necessarily those of the MCA Inc.
Editor:
Ray Adlam
Email: community@mokoiaca.org.nz
Deliveries Coordinator:
Shirley Parry, Marion Andrews, Ann Blakelock
Regular Contributors:
Pakanui Tuhura, ,Te Ngae Medical Centre, Tatau
Pounamu Collective
Deadline: September
August 13th 2021 (Call MCA for more details)
Community Enquiries:
Ray Adlam
Email: community@mokoia.org.nz
Phone: 07 345 5971
Advertising Enquiries:
Email: admin@mokoiaca.org.nz
The views expressed in
Mokoia Community Centre:
Address: 297 Vaughan Road, Owhata advertisements and
Phone: 07 345 5971
articles are not necessarily
the views of the staff or
volunteers at the
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Website: www.mokoiaca.org.nz
Mokoia Community
4030 copies of Inside Eastside are distributed free to
our Eastside Rotorua Communities Association
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Whānau Support Services
Paula Temple
Anxiety isn’t only in your head
As I am seeing more people with Anxiety I thought I would move more oxygen through your body in case you need to
cover it this month. escape. This can make you feel as if you are not getting
enough air, which could trigger further anxiety or panic.
If you have anxiety, you might frequently feel worried,
Your body is not meant to always be on alert. Being in
nervous, or afraid about ordinary events. These feelings
constant fight or flight mode, which can happen with
can be upsetting and difficult to manage. They can also
Chronic anxiety, can have negative and serious effects on
make daily life a challenge Anxiety can also cause physical
your body. Tensed muscles may prepare you to get away
Symptoms. Think about a time when you felt anxious.
from danger quickly, but muscles that are constantly tense
Maybe your hands were sweaty, or your legs were shaky.
can result in pain, tension headaches and migraines The
Your heart rate might have sped up. You could have felt
hormones adrenalin and cortisol are responsible for
sick to your stomach. You might have linked these
increased heartbeat and breathing , which can help when
symptoms to your nervousness. But maybe you were not
facing a threat. But these hormones also affect digestion
sure why you felt unwell. Most people experience anxiety
and blood sugar.
on occasion. Anxiety can be serious or turn into a disorder
if it lasts for a long time, causes significant distress, or Stomach pain, nausea, weakness or fatigue sleep issues,
interferes with your life in other ways. Anxiety, the bodies sweating, rapid breathing, trembling, pounding heart
response to stress, is how your body alerts you to threats increased heart rate, fear of dying, chest pain
and helps you get ready to deal with them. This is called the
Nga Mihi
fight or flight response. When your body responds to
danger, you breathe rapidly because your lungs are trying to Paula
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Tatau Pounamu
Kia Ora Koutou
People are walking or biking through the area
more
Over 25% of people interviewed on the street are
now walking or biking to school more, or further,
This month we said 'goodbye for now' to our amazing than they were before the trial. One student said,
Pou Awhi Karamea but although we will miss her it's for a “My Mum says we can walk now because of the
happy reason, as Karamea will be spending the next 6
months on parental leave. Karamea was the powerhouse crossings.”
behind administration, communications and support for It’s great to see that the frosty winter mornings aren’t
Tatau Pounamu over the last 2 years. We would like to
stopping some tamariki from walking, biking and
wish Karamea all the best (and as much sleep as
possible) and we look forward to seeing her back soon! scootering to school! As the weather warms up, we look
forward to seeing more families making the most of the
Ngā manaakitanga, trial elements to get around the neighbourhood safely.
Tatau Pounamu Collective.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fill out the survey and tell us what you think
--------------------
We want to know which parts of the design you think are
The ‘beating heart of Owhatiura’ gets some colour working well, and which parts could be improved.
Community feedback will be used to make adjustments
The Te Manawa ō Owhatiura trial has been in place for to the design and will help us determine if there is
three months now, with the road and footpath artwork support for making any of the trial elements permanent.
added in June. The artwork designs were created by the
student working group, and help to bring vibrancy and To fill out the survey, visit rotorualakescouncil.nz/TMoO
awareness to the front of Lynmore Primary School. or pick up a hard-copy from Lynmore Primary School’s
reception.
Community feedback before the trial suggested that ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
locals needed more safe places to cross the road, -------------------
improved visibility of drivers and pedestrians, reduced
driver speed and traffic congestion, and a safer space We Have A New Pou Awhi
outside the Lynmore Primary front gate.
Kia ora! While Karamea is on leave I will be filling in for
What we’ve seen so far; her in the Pou Awhi admin and support role for Tatau
Pounamu. My name is Esther and I was born and
Lower driver speeds
brought up here in the Eastside. After finishing high
Initial monitoring shows that average speeds on
school I moved up to Auckland to study and I have
Larcy Road and Owhatiura Drive have reduced
recently returned home after living overseas for the last 4
by up to 25%.
years. I'm really excited to be part of Tatau Pounamu and
Streets feel safer
to get to know all those involved in the Eastside
Early on-street feedback indicates that the new
community.
crossing points make people feel safe or safer
than when there were no crossings.
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families over the cold winter
months.
If you have any excess linen that
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happy to receive it.
All welcome
Bible Classes - 9.30am
Please bring it into the MCA office
Worship - 10.30am
We appreciate your continued
support.
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MATARIKI – let’s celebrate our very own
holiday.
If you like the thought of celebrating a public holiday that you the Pleiades. It refers to a cluster of stars that rises in mid-
won’t find anywhere else in the world, keep reading! Our Winter, marking the start of the traditional Māori New Year.
Government is delivering on a pre-election commitment, This new long weekend will allow people to travel to their
where New Zealand will celebrate Matariki as a public holiday hometowns or around our regions, and spend time with their
from 24 June 2022. The date for the Matariki public holiday whanau, which ties into the old Māori proverb ‘Matariki hunga
will shift each year, to align with the Māori lunar calendar. Best nui’ which means Matariki which brings us together.
part is, it will always be on a Friday.
This will be our first public holiday that officially recognises Te As a country that celebrates the Queen’s Birthday (on a day
Ao Māori knowledge, which has been at the heart of the which isn’t actually her birthday) and Boxing Day (which has
decision making. Recognised experts in Te Ao Māori have led come to represent discounted shopping bargains) isn’t it great
this process, providing advice and engaging with various that we are starting to reclaim our own special days as part of
communities, who have been grateful for their guidance. our annual calendar, whilst honouring Te Tiriti o Waitangi and
the role Maori knowledge has to play.
Matariki is the Māori name for the constellations collectively
called
Our Community Star
LUA
Yvonne Waitoa
Yvonne has been supporting MCA as a volunteer for Hair & Beauty Salon
eight years and has lived in Scott’s Ave all her live and
attended our local schools. My Salon is now open in Owhata. At 27 Rewarewa St
Yvonne helps MCA with reception, food rescue,
you will find me in my beautiful quiet salon where you
cleaning, pamphlets and the Inside Eastside
newsletter.
will be treated to all of the usual hairdressing devices
including cutting, clouding, straightening. A real treat
Yvonne has helped with many events and assists with
is my chair conditioning treatments. I also do facials,
the Scott’s Ave garden also. eye brow and lip tattooing.
Yvonne is a busy mother of 4 and also has 8 special You can find all of my prices at
moko https://www.luahairandbeauty.com/
Phone 0211948919
Yvonne takes pride in giving back to the community Eftpos available.
and we are so thankful to have her as a part of the
MCA team!
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MCA—Awesome Activity Page
JOKES
What do you call a boomerang that wont
come back?
A stick
What did one toilet say to another?
You look a bit flushed
Where would you find an elephant?
The same place you lost it
What’s worse than finding a worm in your
apple?
Finding half a worm
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MCA SURVEY
• What in your opinion is the biggest Eastside opportunity that you would like addressed?
• What would make the Eastside safer for kids?
• What would make the East side safer for the elderly?
• Do you feel we have enough parks?
• Are there any services you would like added to the Eastside?
• Do you feel safe living here? If not would could we do to assist you?
• Would you like to see and take part in more FREE community events in the Eastside?
• Is there any information you are struggling to find for the Eastside?
Please hand in to the Mokoia Community Association on Vaughn road or scan and email
admin@mokoia.or.nz so we can take your answers in consideration.
Thank you for taking part
Inside Eastside - Supporting Our Community - Strengthening Our Future Page 10Transport Initiatives Need to Work for All Kiwis
The conversation around transport and car This is just a Government vanity project offer them. For example, try going off-road
taxes is hotting up. And the reality is that that is taking funding away for vital or towing a trailer or your boat with a
the current Government is not on track to infrastructure projects. And it’s another Nissan Leaf.
meet New Zealand’s transport needs. example of the Government focussing
Every transport initiative that Labour solely on getting people out of their cars. This Government is making work more
oversees - around the country and in the I’d love to see the Transport Minister expensive and more difficult for those Kiwis
Bay of Plenty is either stalled, cancelled or cycling across the harbour bridge with who produce this country’s food and
on a go slow. In Rotorua we are groceries, sports gear, and the kid’s netball goods. It’s not fair; and it’s not for the
gridlocked by the slow pace of our team! Government to dictate what is and isn’t
roading upgrades. legitimate car use.
But there’s more. Now Labour is hitting
At the same time Labour is intent on telling Kiwis with a Car Tax. National’s transport policy includes the
kiwis what they should drive or getting repeal of Labour’s punitive Car Tax.
them out of their cars, and onto bikes. But Labour will be slapping up to $3000 extra
onto the purchase of Utes as a penalty for We know that electric vehicles will be an
we need a more comprehensive solution, important part of combatting climate
one which properly takes into account being diesel vehicles. These taxes will then
be used to reward the purchasers of change, but we shouldn’t be unfairly
how Kiwis want to – or practically can – penalising those Kiwis who can’t yet make
get around. electric vehicles, hybrids, and low-emission
cars. So one person’s work Ute could be the switch.
Here’s an example. Labour has promised taxed to pay a subsidy for someone else’s National believes that there are more
to build a cycle bridge across the harbour Tesla. positive ways we can encourage the
in Auckland, with a price of $785 million uptake of electric vehicles. At the last
and growing. But to pay for this project, Labour tried to introduce this back in 2019,
but the public outrage was so severe that election, we supported moves to exempt
which will only help a few thousand EVs from fringe benefit tax, extend road
cyclists, Labour cancelled many much- it backed down. They didn’t even take it
to the election as a policy. But user charge exemptions, allow EV users
needed roading upgrades around the access to bus lanes and free parking, and
country. What they should be doing, immediately after being elected, Labour
started working on it again. provide more funding for the
instead, is using that $785 million to restore development of low-emission
the funding it cut for regional roads. Labour’s Car Tax unfairly punishes farmers, technologies.
This isn’t about building new roads. It’s tradespeople, and low income families for
whom an electric vehicle is unsuitable, We’ll keep fighting the Government’s Car
making sure we can drive safely on the Tax on behalf of all hard working New
ones we’ve got. And while motorists unavailable or too expensive. The Prime
Minister even had the audacity to claim Zealanders.
around the Rotorua electorate drive
through potholes every day, some cyclists that only farmers and tradespeople can Hon. Todd McClay
will get to bike over the harbour. ‘legitimately’ drive Utes. But there are Member of Parliament for Rotorua
plenty of other New Zealanders who have Authorised by T.McClay, Parliament
Let’s be honest: a cycle bridge is not a jobs or lifestyles that require more than Buildings, Wellington
climate initiative; at least, not a good one. what the current electric vehicles can
CHILD ABUSE - DON’T IGNORE IT
When children are being abused, they are usually
too scared to tell anyone. They cannot help
themselves. Report suspected abuse. Call Rotorua
Police on 07 349 9400 or Oranga Tamariki on 0508
FAMILY/ 0508 326459
Inside Eastside - Supporting Our Community - Strengthening Our Future Page 11Pets needs change with age and activity levels. Dental disease – the hidden pain. Bad breath, dribbling,
Feeding a balanced raw diet will provide all the trouble chewing? Dental disease could be the problem
nutrients they need in the food the evolved to eat. for your pet. Specialist dental x-rays reveal what’s
Book your consultation and get a personalised diet happening under the teeth. Don’t delay – get those
plan for your pet. teeth checked today! Call for an appointment
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Inside Eastside - Supporting Our Community - Strengthening Our Future Page 12Te Oranga Nui – Rāwhiti Mai :
Eastside Community Wellness
Plan
On July 8th, Council’s Strategy, Policy and Finance and Ngāti Whakaue Tribal Lands Trust Inc. It was great to
Committee recommended the adoption of the final ‘Te see representatives of the many contributors present for
Oranga Nui – Rāwhiti Mai’ : Eastside Community Wellness the presentation and Committee decision.
Plan, and further, recommended that Council’s work
The final document is on the Rotorua Lakes Council
programmes and actions align with The Plan. website and the focus will now turn to implementing the
The Draft Eastside Wellness Plan was developed in actions in the Plan that are not already underway. Well
partnership between Eastside hapū, the Tatau Pounamu worth a read if your passion is a safe, inclusive and thriving
Collective, Rotorua Lakes Council, BOP Regional Council, Eastside.
Waka Kotahi/NZTA, Rotorua Airport, Ministry of Education
Presenting ‘Te Oranga Nui - Rāwhiti Mai’to elected members, l-r: Jocelyn Mikaere [RLC] Paraone Pirika, Ralph Mosen, Leigh Richards [RLC] Rob
Griffiths [RLC] Selwyn Insley
National TUIA wananga held at Apumoana Marae: arts and culture. At the end of each year there is an
expectation that TUIA participants will move from being
TUIA is an intentional, long term, intergenerational
Tēina to Tuakana, supporting the new TUIA representatives
approach to develop and enhance the way in which
rangatahi (youth) Māori contribute to communities that come on board the following year.
throughout New Zealand. The word ‘Tuia’ means to weave
and when people are woven together well, their collective
On the 2nd July TUIA reps gathered at the beautiful
contribution has a greater positive impact on community.
Apumoana Marae on Tarawera Rd for their latest wananga.
Despite having lived in 3 homes in Lynmore since the
At a local level, our Mayor selects 2 rangatahi that she
1990’s, and having attended meetings on practically every
mentors for a year. As well as receiving mentoring, TUIA
marae Eastside, I had never been invited onto Apumoana,
representatives participate in five wānanga with TUIA
just down the road from home. It was therefore a double
participants from around the country to build networks,
delight to walk down there in the evening to join Mayor
and meet a diverse range of people. There is also the
Chadwick and Councillors Tapsell and Yates for the pōhiri
expectation they will complete 100 hours on implementing
to welcome the TUIA participants. Kaumatua Bob Te
a community project. TUIA participants have also received
Aonui’s kōrero on the history of the marae was fascinating
the opportunity to learn about the various roles and
and I’ve received very positive feedback from local
responsibilities of Councils from liquor licensing to caring
for Rotorua’s parks and reserves, to supporting Rotorua’s attendees.
Tuia participants on the pae pae Mayor and Crs with Apumoana Kuia
Inside Eastside - Supporting Our Community - Strengthening Our Future Page 13Respiratory syncytial
virus (RSV)
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a very common virus in the winter • under 3 months old
and spring months and we are currently seeing an outbreak of this in
many communities in New Zealand. It is one of many viruses that • breathing fast,
cause infections of the respiratory tract. It is spread by droplets from
• has noisy breathing and is having to use extra effort to
an infected person who coughs, sneezes or talks, and also from
breathe
touching infected surfaces.
• looks pale and unwell,
Children often catch RSV at school or daycare. They can take it home
to their baby brothers and sisters who can get very sick from RSV. • is taking less than half of their normal feeds
Almost all children get an RSV infection by the time they are 2 years • is vomiting,
old.
• has not had a wet nappy for more than 6 hours.
Most older children have symptoms similar to a common cold. But,
babies and very young children can get very sick, and need to go to • You should also see a doctor if you are worried about your
hospital. In this age group, RSV can also cause bronchiolitis and baby or young child.
pneumonia.
The symptoms of RSV infection include the usual symptoms of a cold
– cough, runny nose, sneezing and fever. Young children may also
develop wheezing and difficulty breathing, loss of appetite and feeding
difficulties, being irritable and reduced activity.
You should see your family doctor or go to an after-hours medical
centre urgently if your baby or young child is unwell and has any of the
following:
Redwood Centre
5 Tarawera Road
Lynmore, Rotorua
Postal address: PO Box 7004, Te Ngae, Rotorua 3042
Doctors: Sally Hoskins, Andrew McMenamin, Sarah Dalziel, Ron Vail, Robyn Parker, Neil Poskitt, Emma McCallum
Practice Update
Urgent Clinic
Just a reminder we have an urgent clinic every morning between 8.30am – 12pm. This is no longer a walk in clinic, so please ensure you phone the
practice on 07 345 6627 if you need to be seen the same day. It is also important to let us know before you arrive if you have any of the following
symptoms: cough or sore throat; loss of breath; head cold or fever; loss of smell or taste or vomiting.
Te Ngae Road Works
There are still traffic delays through the Te Ngae roundabout so please allow extra time when planning your appointment. NZTA are planning to place
traffic lights in the second week of the school holidays which will change what is currently in place however please be patient in next few weeks as it
is likely to have lane closures, additional signage and speed limits for this to happen. If you are held up, please give reception a call to advise us so
we can plan accordingly.
Aero & Accession
We have now gone live with our own Aero app, which gives patients the ability to manage their health care on the go. Through this app, patients can
book appointments, order repeat prescriptions, message our clinical staff and we are delighted to introduce your care plan as part of this app. This
will allow you to see your personal care plan and get reminders when an appointment is needed or completed. This will be going live in next few
weeks so please keep an eye out for this.
Inside Eastside - Supporting Our Community - Strengthening Our Future Page 14ACTIVE AGEING ACTIVE AGEING
August 24th 10.30am
September 2nd
SINKING THE RAINBOW WORRIOR Whakatane Museum And Lunch Trip
- Bus leaving MCA at 9.30am
THE TRUE STORY
Cost of $15 per person
Mel Bowen present the story of the Rainbow
(two course meal included)
warrior
A delightful morning tea will be provided
along with refreshments
Being socially active and engaged in the community
Sulphur City
As in the past, please feel free to contact the MCA office with
your suggestions for further outings and/or activities for 2021. Automotive
You can:
• Use your Super Gold card to get out and about –
www.supergold.govt.nz
• Get to know your neighbours – try Neighbourhood Support or Family owned and operated, our goal is to
www.neighbourly.co.nz keep you on the road at an affordable rate.
• Get a smartphone or tablet to stay in touch with distant friends
and family – find out about learning new technical skills at Light Diesel & Petrol Mechanic Specialising
www.seniornet.co.nz
in light diesel fuel systems, diesel pumps
• Visit your local library, community centre or church to find out
about activities
etc.
• Have a meal with friends or family – why not invite a friend out Engine swaps Cambelt and water pump
for a coffee?
replacements
• Try a visiting service like Age Concern’s accredited visiting
service – www.ageconcern.org.nz Clutches
• Try volunteering – support your community and meet new
people – www.volunteeringnz.org.nz WINZ quotes, Genoapay & Afterpay available
If you would like more information on how to stay connected WOF repairs
please visit http://superseniors.msd.govt.nz/
07 929 9475
Inside Eastside - Supporting Our Community - Strengthening Our Future Page 15INTERESTED IN PAINTING?
We have a new U3A art group meeting in the MCA hall on
Thursday mornings. MCA Community Hall - 297
Vaughan Road
Thursday Mornings - 10am 12:30pm
Phone the MCA Office 07 345 5971 for
more information or alternatively email:
mel.bowen@xtra.co.nz
Inside Eastside - Supporting Our Community - Strengthening Our Future Page 16THIS SPACE COULD BE
YOUR
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345 5971
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Inside Eastside - Supporting Our Community - Strengthening Our Future Page 17ROSSCO ENGINE RECONDITIONERS
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Inside Eastside - Supporting Our Community - Strengthening Our Future Page 18EASTSIDE COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
Churches - 34 Sunrise Ave, Owhata 027 538 9277
Church of Christ 027 562 6316 Tiaki Early Learning Centre 07 345 3811
- Cnr Vaughan and Owhata Rds. - Umukaria Road, Hinemoa Point
Good News Ministries - Regan King 021435848 Topkidz, 8 Iles Road, Lynmore 07 345 7542
Grace Church Presbyterian Church 027 278 9768
- 271 Ola Taupo Road, Sunday service, 10:00am. Health & Medical Services
- Pastor, Paul Henry | PaulWhitfordHenry@gmail.com Lynmore Dental Clinic 07 345 9750
Ratana Rotorua Parish Mokoia Dental Clinic 07 345 6670
- Apotoro Rehita Kimiora Pene 020 4079 1134 Owhata Medical Centre 07 345 9699
- Apotoro Wairua Matiu Wiki 021 224 6046 Owhata Medical Centre Pharmacy 07 345 5467
St David’s Presbyterian Church, Owhata 07 348 2954 Te Ngae Medical Centre 07 345 6627
- Cnr Wharenui & Reeve Rds., Sunday service, 10:00am. Te Ngae Pharmacy 07 345 9678
Tiaho Medical Centre, Owhata 07 282 2909
Clubs Owhata Pharmacy 07 345 9438
GirlGuiding New Zealand 021 940 853
- Lynmore Scout Hall, Lewis Ave 07 345 7426 Recreation and Sports
Lynmore Scout Group 027 434 7871 Country Music Club - Luana 07 347 9020
07 345 5769 Lynmore Tennis Club 07 345 6943
Rotorua East Probus Club, Bob Te Whaiti 07 348-0363 www.lynmoretennisclub.co.nz 021 0356 957
Rotorua East Lions Club 07 348 6769 Mums and Bubs Revive - Jenny 027 631 5011
-Or email rotoruaeast@lionsclubs.org.nz - Rotovegas Boxing Gym
Man Up - Raising Fathers to save our children.
Community Stores - Owhata Primary School. 07 348 0904
St Vincent De Paul Society Shop & Centre Men's Shed 07 345 9525
- Te Ngae Shopping Centre: Open Mon—Fri 10am to 4pm Rotorua Settlers and Steam Museum,
- Te Amorangi. Robinson Ave, Holdens Bay.
Owhata Indoor Bowls Club 07 345 4206
Early Childhood Education Services - Owhata Primary School Hall, Brent Road, Owhata.
Stepping Stones Learning Environment, Lakes Performing Arts Company-Rebecca 021 256 8345
- 26 Dickens St 07 345 4569 Lynmore Scout Hall on Lewis Road
Awhi Educare 07 345 6051 Pilates Plus - Hollie Turner 022 194 4265
- Owhata Primary School grounds Rainbow Quilters 07 332 2224
Central Kids Owhata Kindergarten, 07 345 6237 Radio Controlled Yachting or Powered Boats
- Lake Okareka Reserve
- 36 Wharenui Road - Contact Dusty 07 345 9080 or John 027 271 8033
Eastern Suburbs Preschool Owhata 07 345 5988 Revive Yoga-Ish - Jenny 027 631 5011
- 10 Bronte Place, Playgroup Tues & Thu 8:45am-11:30am Rotorua Bonsai Club Kathryn 07 345 3521
Kidzworld, 12 Brent Road, Owhata 07 345 6320 or Pete 07 345 6339
Kiwi Educare, 252 Vaughan Rd, Owhata 07 345 4704 Rotorua Contract Bridge Club 07 345 5114
Lake Okareka Preschool 07 362 8606 - Neil Hunt Park www.rotoruabridgeclub.nz
- Okareka Loop Rd Rotorua East Bowling Club 07 345 4340
Lakes Pre-School 07 362 0840 - Indoors & Outdoors bowls. Warwick Drive, Lynmore.
- 14 Manawahe Rd Rotorua Model Aircraft Club contact Andy07 357 5656
Lynmore Playcentre, 07 345 5815 - Mead Road flying site
- 3A Lynbert Road, Lynmore Rotorua Wake & Ski Club www.RWSC.NZ
Ngapuna Early Learning Centre 022 011 8304 Table Tennis - Colin 07 345 7160
- Hinemihi marae, 23 Hona Road 07 345 5434 - Lynmore School Gymnasium 021 030 2428
Ohana Kindergarten 07 345 3681
- 5 Owhata Rd Schools:
Te Puna Reo o Puawai - Ruiha Christi 07 345 9109 Lynmore School 07 345 9850
- puawaielc@gmail.com Mokoia Intermediate School 07 345 9071
77-79 Pohutukawa Drive Owhata Primary School 07 345 6051
Rotorua East Kindergarten, 07 345 9689 Rotokawa School 07 345 6129
- 7 Alastair Ave, off Basley Road Rotorua Lakes High School 07 345 6124
Te Moananui Kohanga Reo 07 345 5856 Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Rotoiti 07 362 7718
- Access off Wingrove Rd, Owhata Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Ruamata 07 345 9063
Te Kohanga Reo Ki Rotokawa, 07 345 5173 Whangamarino School 07 362 4879
Te Whare Whitinga 0 te Ra 07 460 1349
IN AN EMERGENCY:
Police, Fire, Ambulance 111
Citizens Advice Bureau 07 348 3936
Age Concern 07 347 1539
Lakes District Health Board (Rotorua Hospital) 07 348 1199
Dog and Noise Control (Rotorua Lakes Council) 07 348 4199
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Accommodation John Brown Electrical 027 499 5445
Holdens Bay Holiday Park 07 3459925 Spectrum Telecommunication 020 444 0111
- 5 Stonebridge Park Drive Holdens Bay Glass Repairs
Accounting & Administration Services Chris Smith Glass Professionals 07 348 5038
Macmillan Accountants 07 3501018 - 91 Riri St
- 31 White Street 027 475 2338 Kitchen Design
Ruth Wall Accounting 07 345 5451 Design House Kitchens 07 345 5807
Automotive Repairs Legal Services
Rossco Engine Reconditioners 07 345 7172 Law Box 07 393 3133
- 6 Allen Mills Rd, Ngapuna - 1285 Fenton St
Sulphur City Automotive 07 929 9475 Medical
Beauty and Hair Te Ngae Medical Centre 07 345 6627
Jenny’s Beauty Spot Salon 07 3459988 - Redwood Shopping Centre, 5 Tarawera Rd
Cutz 4 U 07 3454292 Members Of Parliament
- Te Ngae Shopping Centre Todd McClay 07 348 5871
Lua Beauty & Hair 07 215 0005 1301 Amohau St
-27 Rewarewa St Painting & Water blasting
Bench Top Manufacture & Installation Rob Henderson
The Top Place 2004 Ltd 027 485 6553 robhendersonpainting@gmail.com 021 043 9431
- Andy Watson, 80 Clayton Road Plumbers
Budgeting Advice Tevendale Plumbing & Drain Laying 027 675 6716
Rotorua Budget Advisory Service 07 346 3236 Printing
- 1247 Pukuatua St Advocate Printing 07 347 8822
Cleaning Services - 248 Fenton St, Victoria, Rotorua
Wendy’s Angels Ltd 0800 ANGELS Realty
Dental Services Axis Realty 027 555 8261
Team Dental Rotorua 07 222 5053 Vets
- Redwood Shopping Centre, 5 Tarawera Road, Lynmore Barrowman Goodman 07 343 9090
Early Childhood Education Services Political
Eastern Suburbs Preschool, Owhata 07 345 5988
Tamati Coffey 0800 826 284
Electrical Todd McClay 07 348 5871
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