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Thursday, June 13, 2019
Happy 200th
birthday,
Kerikeri
The celebrations will mark the signing of the Deed
of Sale on November 4, 1819, which enabled the
Kerikeri Mission Station to be established. Two of
the buildings associated with the original mission
are the Kerikeri Stone Store and Kemp House.
Kerikeri will be celebrating its at the Packhouse Market on take place leading to the will also feature prominently in event co-ordinator June Pitman.
200th birthday this year with Saturday, June 8. It moves to community that we know today. bicentennial events, which will ‘‘The bicentennial project will
Tūhono Kerikeri! – a six-month- the vacant Mallett’s shop to Two buildings associated run through until April 2020. also provide an opportunity for
long programme of events Thursday, June 13; and will then with the original mission – Kemp ‘‘Tūhono Kerikeri! will the community and visitors to
marking its bicentennial. be on display at the Kerikeri House and the Stone Store– are enable the wider Kerikeri develop a greater
A pop-up information hub Library from June 14. today cared for by Heritage community to become actively understanding of New Zealand’s
will be open in various locations The six-month celebrations New Zealand Pouhere Taonga. involved and engaged in shared heritage celebrating the
around Kerikeri from June for will mark the signing of the Two other significant places celebrating their sense of history of Kerikeri from pre-
people to learn more about Deed of Sale on November 4, within Kororipo Heritage Park – space, place and unity as well European times, to early
some of the things coming up 1819, which enabled the Kerikeri including Kororipo Pa, the as lift the profile of Kerikeri’s encounters between Maori and
that they can look forward to. Mission Station to be fighting stronghold of rangatira unique Kororipo Heritage and Pakeha, through to Kerikeri
The information hub opened established, and settlement to Hongi Hika, and Rewa’s Village – Park,’’ says Tūhono Kerikeri! that we know today.’’2 BAY CHRONICLE, JUNE 13, 2019 neighbourly.co.nz
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The diversity and range that get it out there. The benefits for
exemplifies Northland’s entre- our business have been signifi-
preneurs and innovative cant already,’’ Steve McDonald
thinkers were highlighted at says.
award ceremony. Catherine McNamara, owner
From a company that distrib- of Grinning Gecko – Whangārei’s
utes plastic manhole chambers, award-winning cheese makers –
to a 100 per cent plant-based was equally effusive: ‘‘The Pick
dehydrated mince called has proved incredibly valuable,
‘‘Vince’’, there was no shortage going forward. The workshops
of inspiring products or ideas on were particularly beneficial, not
display at The Pick:19. just for the calibre of the
The Pick:19 is Northland Inc’s speakers, but the opportunity
business accelerator compe- they gave us to talk, collaborate
tition with a mission to streng- and share ideas.’’
then, diversify and grow the Grinning Gecko, which been
Northland economy. in business since 2013, is based at
The five winners, whittled 81 Port Rd, Whangārei, and is
down from a shortlist of 15, were: ‘‘dedicated to making great
Absolute Stainless, Australasia cheese’’.
Moulding, Grinning Gecko, Sarah Wells is marketing
My Goodness! (Wellkit Foods), manager of My Goodness!
and Olive & Ash; the Judges’ (Wellkit Foods) an exotic dairy-
Choice nomination – a separate free, gluten-free, vegan ice cream.
category – was presented to Each spoonful contains 60 per
Matakohe Architecture and cent persimmons, which are
Urbanism. Winners of Northland’s The Pick:19 Sarah Wells (My Goodness!), Catherine McNamara (Grinning Gecko), Sue Mehrtens grown just north of Whangārei in
Joseph Stuart, general man- (Absolutely Stainless), Debbie Stowe (Olive & Ash). the family orchard. The business
ager, business innovation and is already attracting inter-
growth at Northland Inc and a for these companies to go out Absolute Stainless – manufac- listened to what they wanted and national attention. ‘‘We’re look-
member of the judging panel there and make their mark.’’ turers of a trolley that makes designed a trolley that sat low the ing to Australia and have started
says: ‘‘It was extremely hard to The judging process concen- storage of a jet ski on ground for excellent stability and exporting to the Asian market;
draw a line in the sand during trated on six key areas: the superyachts easy and safe – said ease of mobility. The trolley was I’ve even had a French magazine
the judging process and we had strength of the business model that The Pick had helped the such a success that we soon get in touch with me,’’ Sarah
to recalibrate on several (does the strategy make sense – company in terms of how to mar- received six more orders, and we said.
occasions before deciding on our do the figures stack up?); the ket their product and ‘‘to develop haven’t looked back.’’ Nigel and Debbie Stowe are
five winners’’. strength and validity of the idea; our focus’’. Steve and Shelley McDonald, the owners of Whangārei-based
‘‘That shows you the calibre the positive impact on Northland ‘‘The story began a couple of of Australasia Moulding, are the Olive & Ash, a 100 per cent plant-
of this year’s competition. (its community, environment years ago when a customer of suppliers of quality European- based vegetable mince, called
‘‘There are some unique and economy); use of Northland’s Simon’s visited with a problem designed plastic manhole Vince; Vince is dehydrated
products among the winners, not natural resources; the global with their existing jet-ski trol- chambers, which are ‘‘easy to mince – just add water and it is
just for Northland or New Zea- potential (is there capacity for ley,’’ Sue Mehrtens says. ‘‘It was work with, efficient to install and ready to eat in two minutes. ‘‘The
land, but globally too. The Pick the business to scale?); and its unstable, difficult to manoeuvre inherently durable’’. idea was to make a vegetable
is now in its third year and rep- innovation. and the wheels would get ‘‘The Pick has really helped us mince, hence the name Vince,’’
resents a massive opportunity Sue and Simon Mehrtens, of damaged when stowed. Simon to streamline our message and Nigel explained.
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Pair acing the tyranny of distance
The Kerikeri Tennis Club is Rising Kerikeri
having a fun Race Day with Tennis Club stars
wooden horses to raise funds for Rebecca Clements ,
two of their promising juniors to 13, and Kaleb
Stevens, 16.
participate in international tour-
naments.
The two young stars are
Rebecca Clements and Kaleb Ste-
vens.
Rebecca, a 13-year-old Keri-
keri High School student, started
playing tennis at the age of four
and a half, following in the
footsteps of her older brother
Allan. She is ranked No 1 in
Northland in the under-14 age
group and No 6 in the Northern Race Day
Region. Fundraiser
Sixteen-year-old Kaleb started
June 15
at the age of 11 and got hooked to
3pm-6pm for
the sport immediately, spending
juniors, 5pm-late for
every free minute on court.
adults (byo).
At the beginning of this year
he opted to go to boarding school Tickets
in Auckland, where he could $20 for adults,
take tennis as a subject. $10 for juniors
He is determined to achieve
his big dream of making the
entry grade to an American Ten- they both decided to take the Aroha Clements, says: ‘‘Living disadvantage and expose their titions are open to non-members
nis University and scoring a sport seriously to the next com- in the Far North has so many competitive senior players to who want to have a good regular
scholarship. petitive level. wonderful benefits for kids, but more challenging games. hit but have too much on to com-
Both started out playing ten- To prepare themselves for playing competitive sports is not The competitions are also mit to joining a club.
nis at the Kerikeri club with competitions they opted to go for one of them.’’ excellent for promising juniors Both Rebecca and Kaleb have
coach Carl Terrizzi. They always additional coaching to Whanga- Tournaments are usually to get some extra exposure and taken part in matchplay and are
looked forward to their weekly rei on a weekly basis. played in Whangarei, Auckland measure their progress against valued by competitive seniors
coaching and game practice on The coaches there encour- or Hamilton and that means a lot older hands. for their excellent game skills
Saturday mornings, plus tennis aged them to participate in of travel is involved. In brief, matchplay is a drawn and great sportsmanship.
camp in the holidays. tournaments as soon as they Juniors in Auckland can play competition entered by teams of For Rebecca, the focus is now
Both came home regularly were ready. interclub on a weekly basis, at least two players. Singles, for on taking part in a tournament
with trophies and certificates for Rebecca played her first tour- virtually on their doorstep, and example, is played fortnightly on in Brisbane in July, while Kaleb
excellent progress and great nament in the under-8 age group therefore have a lot more Wednesdays from 6pm. On the wants to take part in his first ITF
achievements. Not just in game in Hamilton and promptly won exposure and a head start. night, each player plays one (International Tennis Feder-
skills, but also in sportsmanship the doubles and was runner-up Recently, the Kerikeri Tennis match of doubles and one match ation) tournament to collect
and team spirit. in singles. Club has introduced matchplay of singles. ranking points and get closer to
With this solid foundation But as Rebecca’s mother, to overcome this geographical For a small fee, these compe- his dream.
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Feeling the pressure Kerikeri? Traffic queues in
the morning backing up to a kilometre or more
from town? Unable to find a carpark? Sporting
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facilities bursting at the seams?
The latest population data is painting a I
picture of profound growth. With Kerikeri
and surrounds now registering 15772 persons
accounting for 25% of the entire permanent
X
population of the Far North, it no wonder Councillor Ann Court
the infrastructure is haemorrhaging. Our
primary health providers record a slightly higher percentage with 16934 patients
registered in the Kerikeri catchment alone, this represents a 3.1 % annual
increase.
Managed properly, growth can bring greater opportunities for business success,
personal growth and development and wealth sharing. Enabling better outcomes
for our all of our communities. Substantial foresight and planning is required to
be able to intervene at the right time in the right place and critically at the right
cost. This is where we have struggled in the past. In my years on Council I have
watched fantastic plans come and go as politicians and the public in general
struggle with the how, where, who pays and why and often we become almost
paralyzed by indecision.
Growth isn’t just about new roads and carparks but these are the things that
often matter on a day to day basis when we are all time challenged. Providing
the necessary infrastructure for growth can’t simply about turf protectionism
or personal advancement any more than it can boil down to a simple argument
about why we all need to contribute to success.
You may have seen the traffic counters on our main arterial routes into town
and our voluntary army of orange clad students tracking your every move at
major intersections as we work towards an evidentially based business plan for
investment in our future. Concurrently GLG is nearing completion of a long
overdue needs assessment regarding the future provision of sport and recreational
facilities.
We need these cunning baldrick plans to support the significant spend on the
horizon. We need plans that have wide community buy-in and endorsement and
critically can survive election cycles. In recognizing that we will never be able to
please everyone, we will then need the intestinal fortitude to make some hard
decisions and the courage to hold on to the vision of a better future.
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We will be out to talk to you soon and get your feedback on the next steps.
Until then drive safe Northland.
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In a bid to attract school leavers to the forestry industry, the Forest Owners Levy Trust has
become a major sponsor of the InZone Careers Bus that tours high schools and colleges
around New Zealand. The bus, which is completely wrapped in a forest graphic, contains The Queen’s Birthday Weekend saw a successful second G J Gardner Open Team Sailing Championship
26 interactive video terminals. A combination of the government’s 1 Billion Trees at Kerikeri Cruising Club. This event was about keeping everyone involved in team racing post school
programme, generous afforestation grants and changes to the Emissions Trading Scheme days, however open entry encouraged teams to find additional sailors. Eleven teams turned out on the
has seen sustained growth in the forestry industry, which has highlighted a shortage of water from all parts of the country and a wide range of ages from 13 to 30s. The event was held in
skilled labour. Students log into the terminals using their mobile number as ID. They then school 420 dinghies with two sailors per boat and three boats per team. This competition was a special
watch a series of video interviews of young people working in various industries. If they event with some unusual characteristics. The age range being open meant that present school pupils
would like to know more they tap an ‘‘Interested’’ button and the website address for the could help to make up team numbers. For many sailors the only option for competitive sailing after
training body or company featured in the video is sent to their phone. The InZone Careers school is match racing and so this brought many sailors back together and onto the water again. The
Bus has recently toured Northland and Neil Geerkens, general manager of Northland winners were Kiwi Racing Team comprising of captains Frankie Dair, Sean Herbert and Reuben Corbett
Forest Managers, joined the students of Bay of Islands College to check out the bus. with their crews Maeve White, Jeremy Mitchell and Serena Woodall. They won every one of their races.
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Community cookbook NADIA LIM IN ASSOCIATION WITH MY FOOD BAG
Teriyaki treat will beef up dinner
Thinly-sliced teriyaki beef is Each week
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Serves 4
Ready in 25 minutes
spring onion. Toss in a bowl along with
Rice mayonnaise, sesame seeds, sesame oil and
■ 11⁄2 cups jasmine rice vinegar.
■ 21⁄4 cups boiling water
Cook beef: Pat beef dry and season. Heat
Sesame salad a drizzle of oil in a fry-pan on medium-
■ 1⁄2 lettuce high heat. Cook beef for about three
■ 2 carrots minutes each side for medium-rare,
■ 1 Lebanese cucumber depending on thickness, or until cooked to
■ 1 spring onion your liking. Remove from pan and rest.
■ 1 pack sesame seeds
■ 3 tablespoons mayonnaise Make sauce: Combine soy sauce, garlic,
■ 1⁄2 tablespoon sesame oil ginger, vinegar and sweet chilli sauce in a
■ Drizzle of white wine vinegar bowl.
Teriyaki beef To finish: Return pan to a high heat.
■ 1 pack beef scotch steaks Thinly slice beef. Add sliced beef and any
■ 1⁄4 cup soy sauce resting juices and teriyaki sauce to pan.
■ 1 clove garlic, minced Cook for about one minute, tossing, until
■ 1 teaspoon minced ginger Add rice, boiling water measure and a minutes. Do not lift lid during cooking. coated.
■ 2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar pinch of salt to a medium pot and bring to
■ 1 tablespoon sweet chilli sauce the boil with a lid on. Reduce to lowest Make salad: Thinly shred lettuce; grate Serve rice with teriyaki beef and sauce.
heat to cook for 12 minutes. Turn off heat carrots; cut cucumber in half lengthways Serve salad on the side.
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More to Mazda3 than meets the eye
DAVID LINKLATER the least impressive aspect of the
car: capable but not full of
Mazda started a complete character.
renewal of its models back in The Three has a new version
2012 with the CX-5. Now it’s going of Mazda’s G-Vectoring Control
again, with the new Mazda3. (GVC Plus), which not only
reduces engine torque to stabilise
WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW? the car in corners but now also
Mazda is still banging on about gives a light (indiscernible) touch
the ‘‘car as art’’. Sounds of the brakes.
pretentious for a family Mazda has worked with
hatchback, but the new Three Bridgestone, Toyo and
does have some intriguing Yokohama to create a range of
styling. tyres just for the Three that have
The company’s new design softer sidewalls but stiffer tread,
ethos is to get rid of sharp lines meaning they are an active part
and let light create different of the suspension damping - with
designs through subtle shapes in impressive results on undulating
the panels. Kiwi roads.
Take a look at the Mazda3 in Never mind 5G; Mazda is already up to 7G with its new model. The new Mazda3 is much
different light levels and you’ll more refined and comfort takes a
see what it means. with two-cylinder deactivation in range now starts with the GSX work to do in the bigger picture. big step up. The driving position
That’s one thing that marks certain driving conditions. 2.0, which means the minimum It’s the base for next year’s CX-30 is helped by increased reach
the Three as the first of what The six-speed automatic spend is $36,595. SUV, which will fit in between adjustment for the steering wheel
Mazda calls its seventh- gearbox is carried over. There’s The sports-themed SP25 has the CX-3 and CX-5. (now 70mm).
generation (7G) models. no longer a manual gearbox in become the GTX 2.5 ($40,795) Classy cabins are a Mazda
Although what defines one the range; that might be while the Limited continues as WHERE DID YOU DRIVE IT? speciality and the Three takes
through six is anybody’s guess. disappointing for a brand which the flagship at $48,795. The From Christchurch north to things up a notch with a very
The other significant is that touts itself as driver focused, but forthcoming SkyActiv-X model Kaikoura, then back down some clean look and subtle night-time
this will be the first model to the reality is that three-pedal will likely be a Takami; and curvaceous tarmac to Hanmer illumination.
have the company’s radical transmissions were just 1 per likely quite costly. Springs. The 8.8-inch screen now
SkyActiv-X engine, which cent of sales for the previous Mazda NZ is realistic about its Just the hatch, though. The incorporates Apple CarPlay and
combines petrol power with model. volume opportunities. The sedan, which is the same price Android Auto (that’s right,
compression-ignition and The Three has moved current Mazda3 sells at a rate of but 200mm longer and much Mazda has finally given in) and
therefore diesel-like torque and upmarket. Prices have risen by about 2000 per year but, for this more conservative, will arrive the operating system is faster
economy. But that won’t be here $900-$1300 but Mazda NZ reckons new one, the number will be later in June. than the previous Mazda Connect
until next year. it has loaded $3000 of extra more like 800: a reflection of The hatch is still very much setup, although the screen itself
For now, Mazda3 comes with equipment into the model. changing buyer tastes and the the driver’s car in the segment, no longer has touch
developments of the previous What actually moves the car fact that there is no longer a but with vastly improved functionality. It’s now operated
model’s 2.0-litre and 2.5-litre upmarket is that there’s no budget-oriented base model. comfort, ride and refinement. solely by the BMW-like rotary
SkyActiv-G engines – the latter longer a basic GLX model. The But the new Mazda3 has more The powertrains are arguably controller.
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you want to share in your local
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Teachers deserve better – but what, when?
OPINION: Striking teachers have said a reduction in workload is as important to them as a pay rise. So are we expecting
teachers to do too much, what has caused this workload and what can a government do to reduce it? An MP from each side
of the House gives their views.
This has a huge impact on those this. Last year we announced that we
In the individuals, their families, and to the
economy.
In the would work towards reducing student/
teacher ratios in primary schools and we
red In this Budget, we are taking mental blue are developing an Education Discussion
health seriously with the biggest Document which will be released later
corner investment in mental health, in any
corner this year which will cover more detailed
Priyanca Radhakrishnan Budget, ever. We will build entirely new Stuart Smith policies around teachers’ pay and
List MP, Labour services, train hundreds of new staff and Kaikoura MP, National workload.
build new facilities across Aotearoa, We have also worked constructively
Y L
ou may have seen the news about transforming our approach to mental ast month we saw the largest ever with the Government on the recent
Education Minister Chris health and addiction with significant and education industrial action in NCEA Review which we believe, if
Hipkins’ meeting with the sustained investment. New Zealand’s history, with implemented well, can lead to a
primary and secondary teachers’ Ultimately, supporting and further large-scale action reduction in workloads.
unions about the Government’s maintaining people’s mental wellbeing announced for later this month. We believe there is more to be done to
commitment to address the concerns will become part of the daily routine of our The gridlock in collective bargaining support children with additional
raised by teachers. health services – as it should be. Our has involved the first primary school learning needs at school. This is the right
Discussions are currently ongoing vision for the future is one where people strikes in 24 years, secondary school thing to do for not only the teachers, as
between the minister and the teachers’ in distress can access the support they strikes, multiple failed offers, significant additional input in this area will ensure
unions and I want to respect the need, when, where and how they want it. disruption for parents and caregivers, they are better supported, but also for
agreement made between the minister We know long-term challenges can’t be and thousands of lost hours of teaching these children and their families.
and the unions to give time for all parties solved overnight, and transforming our and learning. Pay is important to teachers, too.
to reflect on recent discussions, given the approach to mental health and addiction Teachers have made it abundantly While in Government, National was
constructive progress made last week. will take some time. clear that the action they have dealing with the Global Financial Crisis
I look forward to hearing more about During the 2017 election campaign, I undertaken since the beginning of this and Canterbury Earthquakes, which
that very soon. However, one thing I know met principals, teachers and teacher aides school year is not just about pay but that, means we were more limited in our
that will benefit teachers, as well as all across the Maungakiekie electorate who at the heart of collective bargaining, are spending options than this Government,
New Zealanders, is our commitment to told me about the struggles they’re facing serious workload issues as well. but we still increased teacher pay: We
taking mental health seriously, as shown – not only in the workplace, but in their They are calling for a reduction in invested $359 million in a programme
in this year’s Wellbeing Budget. day to day lives. We’re committed to student/teacher ratios, increasing that provided additional salary
As a society, we’ve left too many of our ensuring that all New Zealanders can teacher release times and putting in payments for some teachers, as well as
people on their own coping with mental access the support services that work for place better support for children who increases.
distress or struggling with drugs and them, when and how they need it. I look have additional learning issues, and The current Government hasn’t
alcohol, tackling mental health or forward to seeing more about the therefore additional needs, in the delivered on its promises. It’s difficult for
addiction only when it becomes a crisis. Minister’s constructive meeting with the classroom. teachers to hear the Government say
Current data suggests one-in-five New teachers’ unions soon, and am glad to be It is clear that attracting more there is no more money, when billions
Zealanders experience mental health and part of a government tackling the long- teachers and ensuring they are valued is has been spent on KiwiRail, fees-free and
addiction challenges at any given time. term issues facing New Zealand. critical, and National is committed to Shane Jones’ fund.
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Ph: 407-4036 or for you!
021-837-225 All prices by negotiation.
hours up to two days per week? positive difference we would love to hear from you! Contact Elaine on
If so, an opportunity has arisen to work with 027 522 3334 or
To submit your application, please visit elaine.goodson
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Dr Greg Blunden to provide Queen Elizabeth II 1145 Ngapipito Road, RD1, Moerewa.
@harcourtsboi.co.nz
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districts. Your role would be to help inspect and Saturday 15th of June from 9am till 4:30pm.
monitor registered covenants in Kaipara and Far Applications close: Monday, 17 June 2019.
North and provide advice to landowners about
how to manage their covenants. You would be We welcome and encourage diversity in our SEPTIC AGM
engaged by me as an independent contractor workforce and adhere to best practice equal TANK Opua Community
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If this sounds like you and you would like Haramai ngā tai o te āniwaniwa, he kāhui Diana Halliday
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