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Cheque out ... new training to cope
With banks and government ‘‘It is exciting
departments refusing to accept
cheques for payment any more, a having a pro-
group is torning Northland in a gramme that I have
special kitted out bus to teach
people about internet banking. helped design and
Kiwibank, NZ Post, Inland implement come to
Revenue and ACC were the first
national organisations to stop my home town.’’
accepting cheques from the end Sue Kini
of February.
Digital banking provides an
alternative, but people do need eloping the digital banking cur-
access to computer devices and a riculum and provides ‘‘train the
reliable internet connection as trainer’’ support for librarians
well as the skills and confidence and others delivering the pro-
to use these technologies. gramme.
DORA is a 35-year-old wi-fi- Di Daniels, who has recently
enabled bus that will be travel- moved to Kerikeri, is the director
ling around the Far North, of Digital Wings, a unique
Whangarei and Kaipara districts national initiative to divert elec-
during the next five weeks offer- tronic waste from landfills and
ing digital banking training to provide community groups
people who are concerned about throughout New Zealand with
banks and other government free quality refurbished com-
agencies closing branches and puters.
stopping accepting cheques. DORA is a beneficiary of the
The training offered on DORA Digital Wings programme; all the
(which stands for Digital On- on-board computers used for
Road Access) is touted to directly digital banking training were
address the concerns some supplied through this initiative.
people have about managing Equipment has also been
their banking online, with a gifted to community organis-
special focus is on detecting and Stepping UP national manager Sue Kini, left, and Digital Wings director Di Daniels are the driving forces behind the ations in Kaitaia, Dargaville and
avoiding scams. new DORA training initiative. Maungaturoto.
While the training initiative is ‘‘My goal is to encourage
being supported by Kiwibank, it 1pm to 3pm every weekday for nz. People who are interested can Sue Kini from Whangarei is Northland businesses to join up
is open to anyone in the North- the next five weeks, starting in contact their local library to sign the national manager for Digital with Digital Wings and donate
land community, no matter who Kaitaia this week. up for a class or they can register Inclusion Alliance Aotearoa’s their surplus equipment,’’
they bank with. DORA will also be visiting themselves on the website. Stepping UP programme. Daniels said.
Local libraries in all three dis- Kerikeri, Paihia, Whangarei, The Northland leg of DORA’s ‘‘It is exciting having a pro- ‘‘I am also making a special
tricts are providing trainers for Kaikohe and Dargaville and national tour has special local gramme that I have helped effort to ensure that more North-
the digital banking classes, parking up outside the libraries. significance because two of the design and implement come to land community groups know
which are scheduled to run The detailed schedule has been driving forces for the programme my home town,’’ she said. how to apply for free equip-
between 10am to 12 noon and published on www.steppingup. are Northland residents. Kini was responsible for dev- ment.’’
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Farmers unite to battle drought More than
Farmers are joining forces to
TALK TO SOMEONE
70 apply for
share tips on the best way to sur-
vive the effects of the worst
drought in years.
If you feel you, or anyone you
know, needs to talk to someone
$3000 NRC
Northland Inc’s Extension
350 has teamed up with DairyNZ
and Beef + Lamb NZ to pull
who really will understand – the
Rural Support Trust is available for
a confidential chat or they can
scholarships
together this support.
point you in the right direction for
This is being done by bring- Organisers are delighted with more
further advice. Call 0800 787 254
ing together a number of North- than 70 applications received for the
to speak to someone in your own
land farmers who will share Northland Regional Council’s
region or you can send them an
their responses to the situation inaugural Tū i te ora Scholarship
email via their website http://www.
via the Northland Inc website, programme.
rural-support.org.nz/Regions/
with weekly updates on their Council deputy chair Justin Blaikie
North-Island/Northland.
current focus and actions. says the council is offering four
‘‘This sector-wide collabor- $3000 scholarships to support
ation creates an overview to had come together under tight students studying or training in areas
help farmers prioritise their time-lines’’ to assist farmers as that align with council’s focus and
actions, focus on their farms and the drought continued to bite mission of ‘‘working together to
manage their wellbeing through deep and the dry weather create a healthy environment, strong
this extremely stressful period,’’ showed little sign of letting up. economy and resilient communities’’.
said Luke Beehre, Project Lead ‘‘We believe this collabor- ‘‘These scholarships also aim to
of Extension 350 (E350), the ation leverages the collective build Māori capacity within Te
award-winning farmer-led and power of our E350 network to Taitokerau and provide opportunities
farmer-focused programme. improve the support and infor- for further education, with two ear-
‘‘E350 is all about providing a mation offered to the wider marked for Māori who whakapapa
network for farmers, and to farming community. I’m proud (share a genealogical connection) to
enable positive things to happen of everyone involved: mentors, Te Taitokerau.’’
in their businesses and their consultants and farmers, who Blaikie says an application period
home lives. So, it is vitally have stepped up to help others for the award (which can also help
important at a time like this that and give more of themselves, provide financial support to students
farmers keep talking to each Beef + Lamb NZ extension manager northern North Island, Veronica Gillett, even when they are under pres- experiencing financial hardship and
other, to their neighbours, and said she was "proud to be part of a team that had come together under tight sure themselves.’’ difficulties) opened mid-December
make sure they support each time-lines" to assist farmers as the drought continued to bite deep and the DairyNZ regional leader and officially closed on February 14.
other and look after themselves. dry weather showed little sign of letting up. Tareen Ellis said it was hugely Final numbers and eligibility were
‘‘One thing that we’ve learned important for Northland Inc, still being double-checked by council
from previously challenging each other, share their infor- ers, but I strongly believe in DairyNZ, Beef + Lamb NZ to staff. It was the first time the
times is: don’t try to make mation and stay in touch, we their resilience. We’ve seen that come together and ‘‘pool our scholarships had been offered and,
decisions every day. That way hope we can ease the burden of before on a regular basis. I resources to be more effective in pleasingly, more than 70 hopefuls had
you’ll dig yourself into a hole. that pressure.’’ would say to the farmers: ‘don’t helping famers with their applied, roughly three-quarters of
Make decisions once a week and Northland Inc chief executive lose sight of how strong you are decision-making’’. whom were Māori and whakapapa to
follow them, unless things Murray Reade was quick to collectively’.’’ ‘‘It is crucial that we all work Te Taitokera.
change. praise the resilience of North- Beef + Lamb NZ extension together to deliver a way for- Judging will take place mid-month,
‘‘It’s so easy, when the pres- land’s farmers. manager northern North Island, ward for farmers, and we make with winners expected to be
sure is on, to become too insular; ‘‘Obviously, we’re deeply con- Veronica Gillett, said she was sure they are fully supported,’’ confirmed later in the month. All ap-
by encouraging people to talk to cerned by the issues facing farm- ‘‘proud to be part of a team that Ellis said. plicants will be informed of the results.
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$10m more for civic centre LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Whangarei District Council will
increase the scope of the civic
centre construction project.
Last year,
Whangarei
District Council
Not in our backyard
Councillors faced a recom- mayoral hopeful Our community group is extremely
mendation to increase the civic
Tony Savage says
concerned about the Northland Write to us
more than 150
centre budget by $10 million, people voted Regional Council’s controversial July
We welcome letters to the paper.
taking the total budget from "yes" when asked 2019 decision to exclude all pre-
Just go online to Neighbourly.co.nz
$38m to $48m. whether $38 cautionary and prohibitive GE/GMO
and type the name of our
The budget includes site pur- million was too provisions from the proposed new
newspaper into the search bar.
chase, fit-out, construction and much for a civic Regional Plan for Northland.
centre. Now, an You’ll see us under Organisations.
all professional services and con- The NRC is a full member of the
additional $10 Click on our name and then select
sent requirements. Northland/Auckland Inter Council
million has been the appropriate topic under the
Councillors were told the Working Party on GMOs, and should
budgeted for the Contact menu. You need to be a
budget increase allows for the work.
act accordingly.
verified Neighbourly member to
size of the civic centre to in- DENISE PIPER/STUFF As the over-arching environ-
submit a letter.
crease from 5000 to 7000 square mental protection authority for
metres. Northland, the NRC must protect
The recommended scope ance to be housed within the the 2021-31 Long Term Plan. Northland’s biosecurity, farmers and Again, we commend the WDC
change comes as a result of a Whangarei District Council civic Mayor Sheryl Mai is in sup- existing valuable GE-free status. We and FNDC for lodging a joint appeal
detailed analysis into district space. port of the scope change, believ- applaud the decision of the new NRC to the Environment Court against
population growth, and the staff The location of construction ing it to be a necessary step to Council not to defend the ill-advised the NRC’s poor July 2018 decision.
headcount required to service remains unchanged, with site ensure the Civic Centre is fit for GE decision of the previous NRC. It is offensive to see Federated
that population with future preparation in Rust Ave sched- purpose. We recently wrote to the Kaipara Farmers yet again trying to interfere
growth in mind. uled to begin at end of 2020. ‘‘It’s the right decision to be mayor asking if the Kaipara District in local democratic processes and
The new scope also allows for Debt funding for the addi- made, to ensure we’re future Council had conveyed to the NRC basically act against the interests of
the Northland Transport Alli- tional scope will be included in proofed.’’ that the KDC intended to align itself all New Zealand farmers, orchardists,
with the other Upper North Island foresters, beekeepers and communi-
Local Authorities, including the ties. We believe that New Zealand
Mill Rd repairs finally under way
Whangarei District Council/Far North “Life” Sciences’ attempts to block
District Council Operative GE/GMO local councils from protecting their
excellent Operative GE/GMO Plan farmers and we ratepayers from the
Changes. We want to see all our risks of outdoor use of GE/GMOs is
The Whangarei District Council has both directions during the road of residents to the road,’’ says councils united in acting to protect abhorrent. In our opinion, they are
started road repairs on Mill Rd. works, however there will still be Whangarei District Council capital their primary producers and other attempting to bully councils into
The $2 million roading project some delays as traffic management works and procurement manager ratepayers from the risks of outdoor submission.
begins with kerb, channel, and and a 30kmh speed limit will be in Greg Monteith. use of GE/GMOs. Thank you, WDC and FNDC, for
drainage improvements as well as in place. ‘‘The Mill Rd roading project is a The KDC has advised, on behalf yet again showing clear leadership
new footpaths, on the section of Drivers should consider using significant investment on one of the of our mayor, that Dr Jason Smith and acting to protect Northland
Mill Rd between Brighton Rd and alternative routes or allow for extra main arterial routes into the city. has provided the NRC with detailed from those who would attempt to
Whareora Rd. time to complete their journey. We are also taking the opportunity information about the KDC’s inten- use this region as a testing ground
This is expected to take three ‘‘Some service relocations and to renew old infrastructure, future- tion to address the GE/GMO issue in for risky experiments, whilst refusing
months and once complete work road crossings will be done at night proofing the road, ready to serve us the context of the upcoming review to accept liability when it all goes
will begin on the section of Mill Rd to minimise disruption to drivers well for the next 25 years.’’ of the District Plan. This means that pear-shaped.
between Nixon St and the Bank St/ but the majority of the work needs He says rebuilding and resealing Auckland and the three northern Beverley Aldridge/Kathleen
Manse St intersection. to be done in daylight because of its the road is scheduled for later in the councils are united in opposing the Pattinson
Traffic will still be able to travel in complexity and the close proximity year. proposed NRC decision. Otamatea Grey Power6 WHANGAREI LEADER, MARCH 11, 2020 neighbourly.co.nz
OUT & ABOUT
Andrea and Carleen Still
(pictured with Suki the
rescue dog) celebrate
the success of an
Afternoon of Country
Music at Kamo Club,
which ‘‘Thank you so
much to Carleen and
Jan, all of the amazing
artists, sponsors,
volunteers and
everyone who came
along and helped raise
the money for the
animals.’’
Mum Danielle and her two girls Lexi, 7,
and Jorja, 9, were among the students
at Whangarei Primary School to receive
bikes and helmets from the Bikes for
Kids programme of Variety – the
Children’s Charity. And they’ve got a
fancy foxtrot and wow waltz to thank.
Well, more specifically the bikes are
due to the footwork of Newshub
anchor Mike McRoberts who took part
in last year’s Dancing with the Stars,
where he successfully raised more than
$40,000 for Variety, which funded 170
bikes and helmets. Every year, Variety
raises funds for its Bikes for Kids
programme to benefit kids who are
nominated by people in their
community – such as teachers who may
select a student for their commendable
efforts throughout the year. Variety
chief executive Lorraine Taylor said:
“For many Kiwi kids, riding or owning a
bike is a rite of passage, and part of a
normal and happy childhood.”
McRoberts said: “It’s the opportunity
for these children to have a bike, and to
have that active, sporting sensation of
riding around on a bike, the
independence that comes with it, the
sense of confidence. It’s just fantastic -
Teaching that you see the look on their faces when
they get their bike and put their
helmets on and they’re ready to go -
what a great start for them," he added.
changes lives Meet the Pukenui Western Hills Forest Trust’s
newest arrival. This is Sayyad’s chick. Trust
members had been monitoring Sayyad closely
as they knew he was sitting on his second
clutch for close to 70 days, when he suddenly
abandoned his nest a few weeks back. In an
The Prime Minister’s Education Excellence Awards attempt to save any eggs that may be in the
recognise inspiring work from across New Zealand. nest, trust members employed a bit of handy
hatchet work to get into the hollow log the
Teaching that benefits children and young nest was hidden within. Once in, they
discovered two eggs, both of which were cold,
people, whānau and entire communities. not a good sign. All they could do was take the
Teaching that changes us all. eggs to the Whangarei Native Bird Recovery
Centre and place them into the incubators.
Unfortunately, only one egg made it. The trust
has no idea what caused Sayyad to desert the
nest but do wonder if the current climate and
all the feeding struggles kiwi can experience
OS during such events played a part. Haere mai to
one lucky little chick.
Share your team’s best practice.
Enter the 2020 Awards now at
pmawards.education.govt.nz
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Wednesday 1 April Dargaville Town Hall, Dargaville
Thursday 2 April Forum North, Whangarei
Kaikohe Memorial Hall, Kaikoheneighbourly.co.nz MARCH 11, 2020, WHANGAREI LEADER 11
Stunt actors aim Kind Neighbour Nominate a kind neighbour and you could both
receive a $50 Prezzy card. Head to neighbourly.co.nz/kindneighbour
for Hollywood MANAHI,
FROM Page 1 Grant has already arranged
for six of the group to work as NOMINATED BY
away with the commitment they extras on Avatar 2 in Wellington AROHA BRAY,
have made to getting fit in prep- in the coming months and is con- FROM
aration for the two-day work- fident that they will do well. She ROTORUA
shop last week. said the stunt industry is more CENTRAL
Grant said the whole team than just performing – there is ‘‘My kind neighbour
have the makings of good stunt action acting, rigging for those is my dad’s older
performers because they are who are good with heights and brother Manahi,
quick to pick everything up, are knots, stunt driving and horse who takes pots of
well co-ordinated and naturally riding. home-cooked
good at doing stunts. ‘‘Because it’s such a small meals and cakes
‘‘It’s been incredible. They industry, once they get a step in over to my parents’
have all come out of the shell the door and people get to know house at least once
since the first workshop – and them, there will be plenty of a week.
are more confident, fitter and work ahead.’’ ‘‘He checks on
healthier. It seems to have Group leader Toby Kaipo, them and shares his
changed them a lot,’’ Grant said. who also works for the trust, goods with them.
‘‘What we do as stunt per- says Team 19 are determined to ‘‘Uncle is 84
formers is jump off waterfalls make the most of this oppor- years old and still fit.
on set – these guys do that tunity and get themselves ‘‘Uncle has been
already. You don’t need to go to a noticed on set in the hope it will caring for his wife,
high diving pool to learn that. lead on to more work. my aunty, for the
‘‘Most of these guys ride ‘‘We will go to set early, offer past 10 years too. I
horses, and they’re good in the to help clean up and spend our really don’t know
water.’’ days off observing Dayna,’’ where he gets all
She said a good stunt per- Kaipo said. his energy from.
former is an all-rounder, a team ‘‘She has shown faith in us, ‘‘As well as
player and someone with guts and it’s inspired us all to work looking after his
who is excited about learning harder.’’ immediate family,
new skills. Three of the original work- uncle goes over to
Seeing the group’s progress shop attendees have already the marae next
has proven to her that they are gone on to get permanent work door and
worthy candidates to put for- since December. Two of whom KIND NEIGHBOUR participates in all
ward for roles and she is pre- had been unemployed for more We’re looking for the kindest neighbours in town. Nominate someone in your sorts of events.
pared to support them all the than 15 years. Colvin said this ’hood – and your special neighbour could feature in community newspapers ‘‘He really is a
way because they are so eager. proves if you throw people into a around New Zealand as an inspiration to us all. Plus, you’ll both receive a $50 trooper for a
‘‘I love being able to teach job just for the sake of it – it Prezzy® card! A Kind Neighbour is someone who has helped make a neighbour! The pic
people who want to learn – these won’t make a difference. If you difference in your life – or the lives of others. Let us know why your neighbour is of my dad, his
guys have a lot of drive, and I’ve find out what they are interested other brother Peter
is so kind by sharing a few words at neighbourly.co.nz/kindneighbour
got all the time in the world for in, that is when they get and uncle Manahi
people like that.’’ motivated. on the far right.’’
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What do you want Trying to inspire new events
Do you have a new and innovative potentially attract visitors to the
rates money spent on?
idea for an event that celebrates district during quieter months.
unique local experiences? ‘‘Having a calendar of events
Or maybe you’ve been to an stretching through the whole year,
inspiring event elsewhere and want not just the peak of summer,
to bring it to Whangarei? supports our local retail and
Public feedback is wanted on a ‘‘As always, our work risk – would require additional The Whangarei District Council tourism providers.’’
range of proposed spending of rate- financial support from ratepayers. has launched a new fund to foster She says the idea for the new
payer dollars over the next year by overall is made poss- Blaikie says the council had and celebrate new events in our fund came out of work done last
the Northland Regional Council. ible by the feedback foreshadowed this with the LTP beautiful district and want to get year as part of the Whangārei
The council says it has already, signalling an intended the word out to as many local Events Strategy 2019-2024.
increased its long-term focus on
and support of our rate rise of four percent in the event makers as possible. ‘‘We brought together different
helping native life flourish, caring communities’’ 2020/21 year. The Whangārei Event community stakeholder groups,
for water and protecting com- Justin Blaikie ‘‘We’re now proposing to in- Development Fund will provide event makers and business owners,
munities from flood risk. crease this by another 4.6 per cent, one-off grants to community and brainstormed what we needed
Council chairwoman Penny toring stations ($435,000). for a total increase of 8.6 per cent. groups, to grow and
Smart says a formal consultation There will also be extra support ‘‘Over a year, this extra 4.6 per organisations nurture events
period on the council’s Draft for pest plant prevention cent works out to an average of and individuals in the
Annual Plan 2020/21 runs until ($110,000), a climate change adap- $13.60 per household, for a year-on- to deliver new Whangarei
Friday, March 27. tation strategy ($105,000) to scope year average increase of just over events. district. This
‘‘It’s an opportunity for our out the best way to approach this $30 and will take the average ‘‘The aim is to identified the
communities to review the next challenge, expanding the council’s estimated rates bill for the year to foster and need to have a
financial year’s budget and ensure poplar nursery ($78,000), extra around $390.’’ develop diverse better
we’re on track to deliver the third staff member to support council’s Blaikie says the regional coun- and innovative framework to
year of our 10-year plan, the Long hydrology team ($73,700), new cil had taken increased rates events for the support events
Term Plan (LTP) 2018-2028.’’ investment in the way the council income from regional growth into district, which which help
Smart says with work towards supports its relationships with account when considering its have the locals and
a new plan in 2021, the council Māori ($142,700), new investment proposed new spending, as well as potential to Do you have any bright ideas for an visitors
needs to ensure it’s thinking ahead in the way council engages with investment income that subsi- become self- event that celebrates unique local ‘Experience
and putting in some elements of its communities ($44,700) and dised its activities. sustaining in experiences? Local’.’’
future-proofing. ‘‘We also need to replacing the engines of the mari- ‘‘However, as always, our work future years,’’ ‘‘Different
check we’re able to keep up the time vessel ‘‘Ruawai’’ ($35,000). overall is made possible by the says Whangarei District Council types of events offer different
momentum on the vital work The proposals outlined com- feedback and support of our com- manager, venues and events, opportunities – to taste our local
that’s already under way.’’ prise both operating and capital munities and the community Carina de Graaf. flavours, explore our natural
Deputy chair Justin Blaikie spend. ‘‘The operational spends groups that we work alongside, She says the fund has been environment, connect with our
says intended council spending are those that we need to fund and we want to check in with you specially set up to fund new events culture and play and participate in
over the 12 months to June 30 next from rates income if we’re going to as we make changes to our plans.’’ which may develop into annual local recreation and sports – and
year includes changes to infor- complete them’’. Councillors and staff genuinely events, as well as support one-off this diversity is reflected in our
mation technology and data man- Blaikie says councillors con- wanted to hear what the com- events. Once an event is selection criteria for choosing
agement ($592,000) and investment tinually work to achieve the best munity thought of its plans and established, it may be eligible to which events will receive funding.’’
in water quality and quantity value for money and trying to pro- how they could be improved – and apply for funding through the ‘‘Events contribute so much to
science to provide high-quality vide the best service to the com- paid for. Blaikie says. Council’s Community Fund. our community – not only in terms
data to aid future decision making, munity while keeping its rates as More detail on the proposed ‘‘It could be for a sporting, of economic benefits but also by
including a freshwater quality low as possible. However, continu- spending over the 2020/21 finan- cultural, business or creative event instilling local pride and building
accounting system, modelling ing the momentum of the LTP – cial year and how the council – as long as it provides an authentic healthy and connected
highly allocated aquifers, Aupouri and the associated extra spending plans to fund them, can be found local experience – then we want to communities where our unique
groundwater analysis, a national entailed to help native life in its supporting information hear about it.’’ cultures are celebrated.’’
wells database, lake level sen- flourish, care for water and better document at www.nrc.govt.nz/ De Graaf says preference will be Apply online for funding at
sors and continuous water moni- protect communities from flood annualplan2020. given to off-season events that can www.wdc.govt.nz/funding.
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Call Tony 021 518 901. school roll ask the board, within 28 days of this
Sewing Services notice being published, to hold a by-election to
FISHING TRIPS. Catch fish
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ALL tree work Fell-Trim-Chip- that Whangarei District Council has filed a notice
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09-432-2722
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claim, the plaintiffs may proceed to a hearing
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Badges, Cameras, Scientific Equipment, 947710 or 09 4320011. 7pm, Octagon Theatre, 13 Aubrey St,
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Badges, Medals and Programmes, Early EXPERIENCED Monday, March 16, at 8pm, Tina, Simply only. Publishing your event is at the
Crocks and Bottles, Postcards, Early Tin Toys, FRI, MAR 13 The Best is a full-stage production
CONCRETE editor’s discretion.
Teddy Bears and Dolls, Old Tools, Shipping Waiting for God: Based on the British bringing anelectrifying concert experi-
items and Nautical items. Māori Artifacts, LAYERS TV sitcom, two spirited residents of a ence of Tina Turner and is brimming with
Jewellery, Ivory and Jade, Coin Collections,
Bank Notes, Early Books.
WANTED retirement home spend their time
running rings around the oppressive
her hits from the 60s to the 90s. Turner
Centre, 43 Cobham Rd, Kerikeri. TUES, MAR 31
Our company is
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Ho, Matchbox, Dinky, Corgi and any other concrete layers For details see www.octagontheatre.nz. 1pm. St Johns Hall, 357 Kerikeri Rd, Kerikeri! We’re riding into town on a
related items. The pay is $30 per hour 7pm, Octagon Theatre, 13 Aubrey St, Kerikeri. mission - sharing the best cycling short
• Quality items of Crystal, Particularly The Regent, Whangarei. films from around the world. Tickets
Waterford Crystal & Swarvoski Crystal. Please contact WED, MAR 25 and more details, visit www.
Call Sarah on 021 0247 4025 Mark Royals: SUN, MAR 15 Yuan Qigong: Moving and still bigbikefilmnight.nz. 7.30pm, Cathay
0274 433 130 Waiting for God: Based on the British meditations suitable for all.Strengthen, Cinemas, 27 Hobson Ave, Kerikeri.
Email us macsgold1958@gmail.com TV sitcom, two spirited residents of a relax, nourish the body, heart and mind.
We Come to You retirement home spend their time Relieve pain, increase energy levels, WED, APR 1
running rings around the oppressive improve digestion, sleep, awareness Yuan Qigong: Moving and still
management and their own families. and creativity. Victoria, 027 4968 295. meditations suitable for all.Strengthen,
For details see www.octagontheatre.nz. 6.15pm, The Studio, Apotu Rd, Kauri. relax, nourish the body, heart and mind.
1pm, Octagon Theatre, 13 Aubrey St, The World Poetry Day in Whangarei: Relieve pain, increase energy levels,
Regent, Whangarei. Celebrate World Poetry Day. Share your improve digestion, sleep, awareness
poetry alongside some of the regions and creativity. Victoria, 027 4968 295.
MON, MAR 16 finest poets. World Poetry Day supports 6.15pm, The Studio, Apotu Rd, Kauri.
TINA, Simply The Best: Get the linguistic diversity through poetic
electrifying concert experience of Tina expression, free entry, family friendly. SAT, APR 4
Turner with this full stage production 4pm, Geoff Wilson Gallery, Gate 3, Exit Summer – Stage Right!: Say
brimming with Tina hits from the 60s, Northtec, Raumanga Valley Rd,
70s, 80s & 90s. A fabulous fun night goodbye to summer at a rib-tickling
Whangarei. comedy revue presented by The Stage
out! 8pm, Turner Centre, 43 Cobham
Rd, Kerikeri. Door theatre company, in aid of the
THURS, MAR 26 Mid-Northland Hospice. $20 tickets.
Treaty of Waitangi seminar: Know 7pm, Turner Centre, 43 Cobham Rd,
TUES, MAR 17 your history. Registrations contact
Yuan Qigong: Moving and still Kerikeri.
Kathryn 027 2766957;
meditations suitable for all.Strengthen, kathrynmckenzie468@gmail.com. $50
relax, nourish the body, heart and mind. SUN, APR 5
($20 unwaged), includes booklet, lunch. Aroha Music: Villani Piano Quartet: A
Relieve pain, increase energy levels, 9.30am-4pm. Declaration of
improve digestion, sleep, awareness dynamic ensemble in the New Zealand
Independence, difference in two Treaty chamber music scene. Programme
and creativity. Victoria, 027 4968 295. texts, colonisation, settlement process.
6.15pm, The Studio, Apotu Rd, Kauri. contains the elegance of Mozart’s G
Experienced Pakeha facilitators. St Minor Piano Quartet with the
Johns Church, 153 Kamo Rd, Whangarei, monumental scale of Brahms C minor
WED, MAR 18 Kensington.
Over My Dead Body: An Adam NZ Piano Quartet. 10am, Turner Centre, 43
Whangarei Film Society: Sorry We Cobham Rd, Kerikeri.
Award-winning play by Jason Te Mete
Missed You (UK). Ricky and Abbie both
that blends mythology, waiata and
struggle with the ‘‘gig economy’’ as they
black comedy touching on the mental WED, APR 8
do their best to provide a home and a
health epidemic in our community. Yuan Qigong: Moving and still
better life for their son. 6pm, Forum
7.30pm, ONEONESIX, 116 Bank St, meditations suitable for all.Strengthen,
North, 7 Rust Ave, Whangarei.
Whangarei. relax, nourish the body, heart and mind.
Whangarei Film Society: The
Farewell. An Asian family in America Relieve pain, increase energy levels,
THURS, MAR 19 improve digestion, sleep, awareness
plans a fake wedding in China as an
Whangarei Film Society: The and creativity. Victoria, 027 4968 295.
excuse to all visit their grandmother
Farewell. A family in America plans a 6.15pm, The Studio, Apotu Rd, Kauri.
who has not yet been told that she’s
fake wedding in China as an excuse to
dying. 8pm, Forum North, 7 Rust Ave,
all visit their grandmother who has not SUN, APR 12
Whangarei.
yet been told that she’s dying. 6pm, Classics at the Cove: Enjoy a chilled
Forum North, 7 Rust Ave, Whangarei. out afternoon over looking the Beautiful
Whangarei Film Society: Fisherman’s FRI, MAR 27
Stage Door Wizard of Oz: Come and Bay whilst listening to local and invited
Friend (Comedy, UK). While in a Cornish guest artists singing Classic Opera and
village, a music producer happens upon join the youth members of the Stage
Door Theatre Company in this beloved Musical Theatre songs. Tickets $25
a group of talented shanty-singing eventfinda. 2pm, Waipu Hammer
fishermen and tries to sign them up to and magical adventure. With familiar
songs, fun, laughter and even a few Hardware, Tahamoana Angora Goat
sell their music. 8pm, Forum North, 7 Farm, 566 Cove Rd, Waipu.
Rust Ave, Whangarei. flying monkeys. 7pm, Turner Centre, 43
Kerikeri Croquet Club: 9.15 for 9.30 Cobham Rd, Kerikeri.
SAT, APR 18
start. Mallets available. Flat-soled shoes Exit Summer – Stage Right!: Say
please. All welcome., 122 Landing Rd, SAT, MAR 28
NZSG Bay of Islands Branch: You are goodbye to Summer at a rib-tickling
Kerikeri.
invited to a presentation by guest comedy revue presented by The Stage
speaker, historian Kaye Dragicevich, Door theatre company, in aid of the
FRI, MAR 20
Pioneer Dalmatian settlers and gum Mid-Northland Hospice. $20 tickets.
Jazz Club Touch of Latin: The Turner
Centre Jazz Club presents Trudy Lile diggers in Northland, at 10am. For 7pm, Turner Centre, 43 Cobham Rd,
featuring alongside Alex Griffiths, Eli further details contact Robin 09 Kerikeri.
Moore and Dylan Kalev. Food and 4077260. Kingston House, 123 Hone
drinks available. $10 at the door. 6pm, Heke Rd, Kerikeri. TUES, APR 28
Turner Centre, 43 Cobham Rd, Kerikeri. Stage Door Wizard of Oz: Come and Aglow Whangarei: Friendly cross
join the youth members of the Stage denominational meeting with powerful
SAT, MAR 21 Door Theatre Company in this beloved preaching from minister Pastor Tawhiri
Kororipo Heritage Park Festival: and magical adventure. With familiar Littlejohn of Kaiwaka. Come and hear
FREE family outdoor festival fun songs, fun, laughter and even a few one of God’s Kingdom movers with an
celebrating Kerikeri’s 200th birthday flying monkeys. 2pm and 7pm, Turner international ministry of reconciliation
down at Kerikeri Basin. Two stages, Centre, 43 Cobham Rd, Kerikeri. and healing. 7pm, Tikipunga Baptist
headline artists, local talent, food, craft, Church, cnr Kiripaka Rd and
culture, history, children’s playground, SUN, MAR 29 Heretaunga St, Whangarei.
art, talks, and more. www. Stage Door Wizard of Oz: Come and
tuhonokerikeri.nz. 10am, Kororipo join the youth members of the Stage SUN, MAY 24
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