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Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Winning driving simulator races since he was 11, Faine Kahia is planning a career as a professional racecar driver.
Teen’s racecar ambition
ROBERT STEVEN
Racing Formula One isn’t Faine
Kahia’s dream – but it is his goal.
The Taupo teenager has been
winning and placing in races
since the age of 11.
Most recently, the 19-year-old
secured two second places at the
Formula BMW Asia Cup in
Malaysia.
Next he hopes to race in the
Formula 4 South East Asia Cham-
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pionship, which starts in August.
Kahia said success in this
series could put his career on a
fast track.
‘‘If I do really well, I’ll get a test
in Formula Renault, which is a
higher series,’’ he said.
‘‘If I do well in the Formula
Renault, it’ll pretty much be [time
to] sign on the dotted line, and I’ll
sign my life away – which is a
good thing.’’
Kahia’s goal is to secure a con-
tract with a car manufacturer and
race for them as a professional
motorsport athlete.
‘‘Wake up, go race the car, and
go home at night, and get paid for
it,’’ he said.
‘‘I don’t like to say dreams
because dreams never happen.
Goals happen,’’ he said.
The teenager is planning to
copy the career pathway taken by
Earl Bamber and Brendon Hartley.
Now contracted to race for
Porsche, the Kiwi drivers both
started on the ‘Asian pathway’ –
racing in South East Asia.
Practising on a track is very
expensive, so like most professional drivers, Kahia spends a lot
of time racing in a driving simulator at home.
‘‘Prior to driving a V8 supercar
yesterday, I had already done 500
laps around Taupo racetrack in
that very same V8 supercar. Same
supercar, same racetrack, same
everything.’’
Since finishing school at
Taupo-nui-a-Tia College, Kahia
said all his time was devoted to
training, marketing himself and
looking for sponsorship.
Kahia said he would not forget
his roots.
‘‘I’m born and bred Taupo. A
big thing for me is bringing it
back home. I love my town and I
get homesick whenever I’m
away."
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best of both worlds.
On the one hand, you get
access to everything you need – a
selection of retailers, good
entertainment options and a
variety of people with a full
spectrum of interests.
Our town is not so big that
when someone is hurting or needs
help then we don’t take ownership
of that. There are plenty of people
who step up and help someone on
the other side of town – because
they’re our people.
Take today’s page 3 story about
Elyse for example. That family
has already been on the receiving
end of this sort of community
spirit since before we got
involved. No doubt, today’s story
will speak to plenty of other
people too.
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aren’t aware of the inherent
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1. GARDENING
The lowest area of New
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Taupo Community Gardens- Autumn
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Sunday, May 1. 12pm till 3pm. phone
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MRI’s at Rotorua and trips to
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‘‘In the end her parents
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MATT SHAND
Ever thought how cool it would
be to take a gondola up the top of
Mount Pihanga to a top-class
restaurant to take in the views?
Tuatea Smallman has and he
wants to turn that dream, and
others, into a reality.
If completed the project will
see a 6.5km gondola ride to the
summit of Mount Pihanga
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vistas of the surroundings.
Smallman said the project
will have many challenges but
he is not one to shy away from
that, especially if it means
putting Turangi on the world
stage.
‘‘Its just what this area
needs,’’ he said.
‘‘We are currently looking at
finance options for the project
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fly in and check out Mount
Pihanga to assess if construc-
tion is safe near the crater.’’
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canal connecting the Tongariro
River to Lake Taupo on Grace
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track along the Kaimanawa
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plans to the Turangi Tongiriro
Community Board on Tuesday
and is currently looking for
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Media companies clash
ROBERT STEVEN
It was a battle of two media companies, six soccer balls and nine
holes.
Thursday saw the Footgolf
clash of team captains MoreFM’s
Andrew Leiataua and Taupo
Times editor Dan Hutchinson on
the fairways of Taupo Golf
Course.
Each captain reached out to
Taupo for willing and talented
soccer players to play the game.
MoreFM’s Andrew Leiataua
scoured the ranks of Tauhara
College’s football elite.
He found two young men with
some skill of foot – Matt Watston
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radio DJ.
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Young accountants Kelly Taylor and Scott Groombridge
stepped forward, boots shiny.
The two teams met at noon on
Thursday to do battle on the
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first three holes, giving the radio
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Leiatua overshot the second
hole several times, causing much
mirth.
However, the skills of both
Watson and Klein came through
in the end.
MoreFM won by one shot with
a score of 135.
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Volunteer
Big brands small prices recognised
MATT SHAND
Noel Bennett received a $2000 surprise for his
commitment to junior athletics this week after he
was nominated as a Lotto Sportmaker.
Bennett has been involved in running the Junior Athletic Club since he arrived in Taupo in
1971.
‘‘I’ve always been involved in athletics and it
made sense to join up with those clubs,’’ he said.
Although not having children himself, has
shown dedication and care for the young children
on the club beyond most parents.
One of his responsibilities is the accurate
marking out of Taupo’s track, one of the few
remaining grass athletic tracks in New Zealand,
which the club is very proud of.
‘‘It can be a painstaking process and can take
about four or five hours for the initial marking,’’
he said.
Seeing young people reach their potential
through running is something Bennett enjoys seeing as a volunteer.
‘‘We had Bevan Docherty run with us,’’ he said.
‘‘Patrick Bevan was another and then he was
told to try out cycling, which was the right thing
to do.
‘‘So you never know who is coming through.’’
Bennet was nominated for the award by Murray Reid and he had no idea when he was asked to
come to the clubrooms what he would be receiving.
‘‘I have been injured so wasn’t sure why they
needed me at the clubrooms,’’ he said.
‘‘They stitched me up well.
‘‘I was blown away. When you are involved in
clubs you put buy things here and there and you
don’t mid because you love doing it but here I am
getting something back.’’
The $2000 can be used by Bennett to purchase
sporting goods and clothing for himself or the
clubs he is part of.
Sport Waikato district coordinator said Bennett is a very deserving candidate for this award.
‘‘It’s such a big thing to win and great thanks
go to Noel, and the Murray for taking the time to
make the nomination,’’ she said.
‘‘Without the nominations there would be no
awards.’’ Bennett is planning to spend some time
celebrating his success on his upcoming trip to
Rarotonga before returning to continue helping
the club.
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Consent declined for
church building
ROBERT STEVEN
Taupo Bible Church’s application to build a 730sqm church
building at the end of a
Nukuhau cul-de-sac has been
declined.
Commissioner Bill Wasley
released his decision on
Thursday.
In his report conclusion he
wrote that the effect of adverse
traffic ‘‘on the safety and
efficiency’’ of the street could
not be ‘‘adequately mitigated’’.
‘‘Notwithstanding the conditions offered by the applicant
and that Ms Wood concurs with
such conditions, I am of the
opinion that some of these conditions such as the use of traffic
wardens are not practicable and
that there will be a more than
minor effect on Herapeka Street
through on street parking and
increased
traffic
along
Herapeka Street.
‘‘Whilst at some stage it may
become a ‘through’ street, it is
currently a residential cul-desac and is currently totally residential in character,’’ the report
said.
The report said matters
related to property values and
private covenants on the titles
were not resource management
considerations, and beyond the
commissioner’s jurisdiction to
consider.
The report follows a hearing
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Putting forward the case for Taupo Bible Church’s proposed church building
on Herapeka St last month were surveyor Sue Slegers from property
development company Taupo Central, church treasurer Euan Fergusen, and
church pastor Jerry Craven. Tony Watson, a neighbour opposed to the new
church, delivers his submission to the resource consent hearing in the
foreground.
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on March 15 where both oral
and written submission to commissioner Wasley.
Church pastor Jerry Craven
said he would speak with the
church congregation before
making comment.
Resident Jackie Robinson,
who works as an architectural
designer, submitted in opposition to the proposal.
She said the outcome came
down to a practical decision.
‘‘Commissioner
Wasley’s
decision to decline resource
consent for the church is not an
outcome in which to boast
victory, but to celebrate that
resident’s rights have been
acknowledged, considered and
protected by a planning process
which is in place for such conflict in belief. The residents are
relieved.
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Minister has new angle
Changes to the regulatory process for the Lake Taupo trout
fishery will make management
more responsive according to
Conservation Minister Maggie
Barry.
Daily bag and fish size limits
will soon be solely approved by
the Minister of Conservation
instead of going through the
Cabinet process.
‘‘The new process will make
it easier to respond to the natural year-by-year changes in fish
size and abundance,’’ Barry
Match
maker
said.
‘‘Currently, this takes too
long and is a cause of some frustration for anglers.
‘‘What it means is that in a
year where there are more trout
spawning we can raise the bag
limit to allow anglers to catch
more – and likewise, in a year
where fish are smaller on average we can reduce the size limit
to protect breeding stock and
safeguard the fishery.’’
Fishing regulation changes
for Taupo can also now be
published as Gazette angler
notices, as happens in all other
New Zealand trout fisheries.
‘‘The Taupo Fishery Advisory Committee, Tuwharetoa
Maori Trust Board and the
Taupo angling community have
all been supportive of this
change,’’ Barry says.
Gazetted today, the new
regulations will take effect from
May 19. The trout fishery is
worth $11 million a year to the
Taupo economy and supports
around 300 jobs.
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ZANE COZENS
I write in response to the article
regarding the Turangi Mall that
featured in your paper [P3, April
15].
The Turangi Central Business
District has for many years faced
changing dynamics with the
township growing out of its
Ministry of Works infancy into
the tourist centre of some 3000
permanent residents that is today
– plus a further 3000 in our wider
catchement.
I can confirm that of the 49
floor level commercial units
available in the Mall [excluding
council offices and Library], 32
are currently occupied, 16 are
empty whilst a further unit has a
party in the process of conducting
a shop fit-out.
This means that we have a 66
per cent occupancy rate in the
Mall itself so far more are full
rather than empty.
On the periphery of the CBD,
private development has meant
that some businesses have
relocated from the Mall to the
fringes seeking greater foot traffic
and a higher profile rather than as
reported, moving away from town
altogether.
Any business person has the
right to make strategic and
logistical decisions to guarantee
that their businesses are well
positioned for the future.
As a Councillor, in partnership
with Christine Dally and Wayne
Smith of Go Tongariro, we are
keen to see a Feasibility study
undertaken of the Town Centre.
Only when this is complete will
we have a sound understanding of
what viable options are before us
and the challenges we might face
as a community.
We need to acknowledge that
personal shopping habits are
diversifying with the increasing
presence of the digital age. So to,
‘‘Any business
person has the right
to make strategic
and logistical
decisions to
guarantee that their
businesses are well
positioned.
Zane Cozens
must we embrace our changing
population demographics and
only once we have all of this
information in our headspace,
will we truly know how to
respond so as to ensure the
continued positive outcomes for
our town.
There is far greater positivity
amongst the local business
community than was reported
and words such as ‘helplessness’
would be ones never heard in my
earshot. Many of our companies
are booming – probably too many
to mention here – but success
stories are commonplace.
Let it be said, we aren’t perfect
but we are a unified positive town,
our future is very bright and we
are moving forward with focus.
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The first King Country girls U18 rugby team.
Captaining the first ever King
Country girls U18 sevens team
has seen a Taupo-Nui-a-Tia
student getting a call up to a
development camp.
Ora Williams has played
rugby for just over a year but
already has big plans to make it
to the professional level in
sevens.
Last week she led the team in
the NZ Rugby Northern Region
Provincial Union Tournament
at Cambridge and, despite
facing some tough competition
from Waikato and Taranaki,
came away with a respectable
quarter finals finish.
‘‘It was a good competition
and we did better than we
expected,’’ Williams said.
‘‘We had only trained
together a few times before the
competition.’’
Williams says she wants to
focus her attention on sevens
rugby.
‘‘I play 15s with Bay of Plenty
but I really enjoy sevens,’’ she
said.
‘‘You just get more space to
run.’’
The U18 team is coached by
King Country Rugby Manager
Josh Standen who was proud of
the girl’s effort.
‘‘They beat out some big
provincial teams that had been
training together for eight
weeks,’’ he said.
‘‘We had only been together
for two.’’
Standen said the training
camp will fit in nicely with Wil-
liams’ goal of becoming a professional sevens player.
‘‘Not only will she get identified by selectors but she will get
to develop her rugby skills to the
next level,’’ he said.
King Country rugby has
noticed an increase in the
number of women picking up
the sport and say they are looking at making more pathways
for women players to enter
rugby.
‘‘Sevens is a very attractive
sport for women entering
rugby,’’ Standen said.
‘‘It feeds off playing touch
and we are looking at making
more opportunities for women
playing rugby.’’
The Team was coached by
Josh Standen.
Sales reduce Taupo debt
MATT SHAND
More than $5.1 million worth of
property has been sold off by the
Taupo District Council since
2015 in a bid to reduce the
town’s debt.
Council
figures
reveal
$5,276,631 worth of property has
been sold, or has gone unconditional, which is more than the
$3.7 million target set by council.
Taupo
mayor
David
Trewavas said council was
capitalising on the buoyant
property market at this time as
people are seeing Taupo as a
great investment.
‘‘It’s really about taking
advantage of the times and the
low interest rates at the
moment,’’ he said.
‘‘People are seeing Taupo as a
long term investment.
‘‘We’ve had some big sales
out by Mitre 10 Mega which has
boosted the numbers.’’
While most of the sales are
from
council
owned
subdivisions, there are a number of big ticket sales on the
books including a $960,000 sale
at 29 Tuwharetoa Street and
$500,000 at 17 Broadlands Road.
Trewavas said all money
from property sales would go
into reducing debt.
With council purchasing
large chunks of land after the
construction of the Eastern
Arterial Route Trewavas said
there was still about $100
million worth of property available to sell.
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Your health
WITH AUTHOR AND NUTRITIONAL BIOCHEMIST DR LIBBY
Why is my hair
getting thinner?
I’ve recently noticed that my
hair has started thinning. I
normally have very thick hair,
my hairdresser mentioned there
is often nutritional reasons
behind hair thinning – is there
any truth in that? With thanks,
Lesley.
Hi Lesley. It is certainly
normal to lose some hair daily –
however, there are a number of
reasons why your hair may be
thinning, here are a few:
Iron deficiency anaemia
Being low or deficient in iron
can lead to hair loss. Symptoms of
iron deficiency anaemia can
include fatigue, weakness and
pale skin. You may also notice
headaches, difficulty
concentrating, cold hands and feet
and hair loss. Iron deficiency
essentially sends your body into
survival mode, so your body
channels oxygen to support vital
functions as opposed to what it
deems non vital – like keeping
your hair intact. The best way to
check your iron status is to see
your GP for an iron studies test.
Hypothyroidism
Hypothyroidism is a condition
in which the body lacks sufficient
thyroid hormones; it can result in
a host of symptoms including
unexplained weight gain, fatigue,
constipation, depression and
difficulty concentrating. Hair,
nails and skin may become more
brittle and break more easily, and
hair loss is also common.
Omega 3 fatty acids
In order to have healthy hair
and avoid hair loss, we need to
make sure that we are getting
enough of the right nutrients in
our diets, including omega 3 fatty
acids. Adding more of these fatty
acids to your diet can help to
prevent hair loss and even
encourage hair to grow healthier.
Omega 3 fatty acids have antiinflammatory properties, which
can help to open the hair follicles,
promoting healthy hair growth.
Ask Dr Libby
Email your questions for Dr Libby to
[email protected].
Please note, only a selection of
questions can be answered.
There are a number of reasons why your hair may be thinning, including iron
and vitamin D deficiency.
When the body is not receiving
sufficient nutrients, the hairs that
are lost regularly each day are
less likely to be replaced, and hair
loss is more likely.
Vitamin D
Low Vitamin D levels interfere
with healthy hair follicles
regenerating. Again, this can be
assessed via a blood test.
There can also be physical
reasons such as excessive styling,
straightening and dying, which
can lead to hair loss. Heat and
some chemicals can weaken the
hair, causing it to break and fall
out. If your hair loss is consistent
it’s best to seek individualised
advice from a health professional.
I don’t have time to eat/prepare
good quality meals, what are
your quick fix ideas that are
nutritious for my family and I?
Thank you – Fiona
Hi Fiona. Firstly, I do believe
that in general, we need to
undergo a priority check. While I
appreciate that many of us are
juggling many different things
daily, there is nothing on earth
that replaces the power of a
nourishing diet.
Preparing real food does take
more time, but it is time we have
to allow for in our day. When we
say ‘‘I don’t have time’’ what we
are essentially saying is ‘‘it’s not a
priority for me.’’
How does that make you feel
when you say, preparing a
nourishing dinner is not a
priority for me? The reality is we
cannot compromise our nutrition
and expect to still have fantastic
health.
In saying all of that though,
there are a number of ways you
can add nourishment to your
meals that don’t take much time.
For example, chop up a mixture of
greens, spinach, kale and herbs
and stir them through a stir-fry,
salad, or soup – this is a great way
to add a little nourishment
booster.
Prepare big batches of meals
on the weekend and freeze them
or stick to one-pot/pan meals
packed full of vegetables.
I cannot encourage you enough
to explore how to make having a
nourishing meal a priority for
you. You are worth taking care of!
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TUESDAY, APRIL 26
Mua Ki Muri - Looking Back to the
Future, Taupo Museum, Story Pl.
Maori Print Collaborative. Running
everyday till Monday, June 13. 10am
till 4.30pm.
Prawn Fishing Competition, Huka
Prawn Park, Karetoto Rd. Win daily
prizes or the grand prize worth
$500. Running daily until Sunday,
May 1. 9am till 4pm.
Rah de Rah de Rah- Dali Susanto
exhibition, Taupo Museum, Story Pl.
Running everyday till Monday, May
2. 10am till 4.30pm. Free entry for
locals.
Taoist Tai Chi, Taupo Youth Arts
Trust Hall, Richmond Ave. 9.30am till
11am. First lesson free. Contact Carol
on 378 8939 for more information.
Nuki’s Women’s Boxing Classes.
$10 per class. 9.30am every Tuesday.
Phone 022 086 4241 for more
information.
Tiu-jitsu, Taekwondo and Judo
classes, Mountview School Hall,
Rangatira St. 6pm till 8pm. Phone
Gly on 022 378 1122 or Dylan on 021
211 1019.
Te Puna Tohu Ora- health support
group for the elderly, St Joseph The
Worker Catholic Church community
room, Ohuanga Rd, Turangi. All
welcome. 10am. Phone 386 6077 for
more information.
Taupo Aikido Club- Japanese
martial art, Taupo-nui-a-Tia College
gym. Great for self defence. All
welcome from 13 years and up. First
week free. 6.30pm till 8.30pm.
Phone Tristan on 021 167 6432.
Mulligan’s World Famous Quiz
Night, Mulligans Bar, Tongariro St.
Every Tuesday. 9pm till 11.15pm. Cash
and on house prizes. Free.
Taupo Harrier Club, Harrier hut,
AC Baths Av. Catering for all levels of
runners and walkers, all ages
welcome from five up. Meets every
Tuesday 5.30pm, Thursday 5.30pm,
and Saturday 1.30pm. Visit Facebook
for more information.
Blood Drive, Great Lake Centre,
Story Pl. Save up to three lives when
you donate blood. 2pm till 7pm. To
make an appointment or for more
information phone 0800 448 325.
R16.
Waka Huia, Taupo Museum, Story
Pl. Make a waka huia to keep you
taonga (treasures) in. Suitable for
ages five plus. School holiday
activity. 10.30am till 11.30am and
2pm till 3pm. Email
Get
involved!
From
today
[email protected] for more
information or to book.
Nature Portraits, Taupo Library,
Story Pl. Get crafty with leaves and
faces. School holiday activity.
10.30am till 11.30am. Email
[email protected] for more
information or to book.
Powertalk Taupo- learn more
about public speaking. Upstairs at
Strettons, Heuheu St. 5.15pm. Email
[email protected] for more
information.
Taupo Toastmasters, St Paul’s
Church,Tamamutu St. All welcome.
7.30pm on the second and fourth
Tuesday of each month. Contact
Toni on 378 0380 during evenings
for more information.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
27
Taupo Croquet Club (association
croquet), 3 Rokino Rd. New players
welcome for three free games. On
site coaching available. Arrive 9am,
start at 9.15am until 11.45am.
Taupo Choral Society- rehearsals
St Pauls Church, Tamamutu St. New
singers welcome, especially men.
7.30pm. Phone Merilyn Feickert on
378 6002 for more information.
Taupo Embroiders Guild, Taupo
Vintage Car Club, AC Baths Av.
9.30am till 12pm. Phone Kath Mclean
on 377 8087 or Alisa Gathergood on
378 0994.
Tauhara Centre Soulfood
Evenings, Acacia Heights Dr.
Speakers covering uplifting topics
from health, movement awareness,
meditation tuition, inspiring movies,
and more. Speakers who would like
to share insights are welcome to
discuss this beforehand. Entry via
donation. Every Wednesday at
7.30pm.
Blood Drive, Great Lake Centre,
Story Pl. Save up to three lives when
you donate blood. 1pm till 7pm. To
make an appointment or for more
information phone 0800 448 325.
R16.
Self-publishing Evening, Turangi
Library, Ohuanga Rd. Friends of the
Turangi Library event for writers to
learn how they can self-publish their
work rather than going through a
publisher. All welcome. 5.30pm.
THURSDAY, APRIL 28
Taupo Croquet Club (golf croquet),
3 Rokino Rd. New players welcome
for three free games. 1pm till 3pm.
Great Lake Senior Net, Taupo
Hot
pick
Game for all ages
The strategic card game bridge,
which is usually played by four
players in two competing
partnerships, attracts young and
old with many going on to play
professionally.
Taupo Bridge Club committee
member Sharon Barton said the
Taupo club has around 200
members who meet four times a
week to test out their skills.
And in order to give people
something interesting to do on cold
weekend Winter afternoons, the
club is planning on holding Sunday
afternoon sessions once a month
for $4.
These will take place on May 22,
June 19, July 17, August 21, and
September 11.
‘‘It is going to be held from 1pm
at the Taupo Bridge Club in Tauhara
Rd which is beautiful because it
looks right over the golf course,’’
she said.
‘‘In Taupo you have lots of
people who don’t necessarily play
at the club but they play socially
and this is a good chance to bring
bridge players in on a Sunday
afternoon to meet other club
members and hear what’s
happening at the club.’’
Barton said the format will be
either teams or pairs depending on
numbers.
‘‘It’s an awesome game and
attracts a range of people, some
because they like strategy and
others for the social side of it,’’ she
said.
For more information email the
club on [email protected].
Library, Story Pl. First in first served,
bring your electronic device with
you (laptop or tablet) and you can
talk to member who will share
information about your concerns.
Every Thursday 2pm till 4pm.
Contact Irene on 378 7769 for more
information.
James Reid (frontman of rock band
The Feelers), Finn MacCuhals Irish
Pub, Cnr Tuwharetoa and Tongariro
St. 7pm. Phone 0800 BUY TIX (289
849) for tickets. R18.
Recycled Robots, Taupo Museum,
Story Pl. Recycle bits and pieces to
make your own robot. Suitable for
ages five plus. School holiday
activity. 10.30am till 11.30am and
2pm till 3pm. Email
[email protected] for more
information or to book.
Blood Drive, Great Lake Centre,
Story Pl. Save up to three lives when
you donate blood. 7.30am till 1pm.
To make an appointment or for
more information phone 0800 448
325. R16.
Hoko’s Choice Book LaunchGillian Cook’s first novel for older
readers, Taupo Library, Story Pl. A
futuristic fantasy story set in the
Ruapehu district. 2pm till 3pm. Email
[email protected] for more
information.
Grey Power Morning Tea, Rotary
House, Story Pl. $5. Phone 378 8727
for transport.
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Motoring
Don’t get caught
buying a dud car
KATE SLUKA
Before you hit the car yards, do
the hard yards and understand
your rights and what you should
be checking for. We have five
steps you should work through:
1. General inspection – use our
car inspection checklist available
on the consumer.org.nz website.
The car should be in a well-lit
area, clean and dry, so you don’t
miss defects.
2. Test drive – take it for a drive
for about half an hour and include
some driving at open road speeds,
and some hill work for checking
gears and brakes.
3. Mechanical inspection – if
you pay a specialist inspection
service or your own mechanic,
they’re required under the CGA
to do the job to a reasonable standard. A pre-purchase inspection
will cost up to $120.
Whatever work the dealer
agrees to do, get it in writing
before you sign up or pay anything, even a deposit.
4. Paperwork – there’s a lot of
documentation you shouldn’t
overlook; warrant of fitness, consumer information notice (CIN),
certificate of registration, outstanding debts, sale agreement,
change of ownership. Our
checklist has the details.
5. Finance – dealer finance can
be more expensive than a bank. If
you’re a home owner, you might
want to consider extending your
mortgage. With any loan offer,
check the time to repay, repayment amounts and the total cost of
credit over the term of the loan.
All lenders must provide this
information to you. If the deal is
interest-free, check for extra fees
and that the asking price hasn’t
been inflated.
And if the wheels fall off the
deal and you and the dealer can’t
come to an agreement on how to
fix things, you have the option of
taking a claim to the Motor
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regular Disputes Tribunal if you
bought from a private seller.
So, happy motoring.
I’m off to take my mum for a
drive in my – okay, partially her –
new car.
For information on car buyers’
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as well as thousands of independent test results and research on a
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Community cookbook
NADIA LIM IN ASSOCIATION WITH MY FOOD BAG
Deliciously easy
coconut chicken
Chicken with a coconut thread crust is
delicious. You’ll prepare it this way again and
again.
COCONUT-CRUSTED
CHICKEN WITH RED CURRY
KUMARA AND ASIAN
GREENS
Red curry kumara:
400g red kumara, scrubbed and
diced 1.5cm
1 tablespoon red curry paste (store
bought)
1 tablespoon olive oil
Coconut-crusted chicken:
300g skinless, boneless chicken
breast
1 tablespoon mayonnaise
1⁄2 cup coconut thread
Asian greens:
2 baby bok choy, rinsed and ends
trimmed 1cm
1
⁄2 telegraph cucumber
1 tablespoon lemon juice
To serve:
2–3 tablespoons coriander leaves
Preheat oven to 220 degrees Celsius.
Line two oven trays with baking
paper.
Toss kumara, curry paste and oil in a
medium bowl to coat. Place on first
prepared tray, season with salt and
roast for 15–20 minutes, or until
kumara is tender. Turn once during
cooking.
Pat chicken dry with paper towels
and cut into steaks. To do this, place
your hand flat on top of chicken
breast and use a knife to slice
through horizontally to make two
thin steaks.
Place chicken on the second
prepared tray, cut-side-up. Season
with salt and evenly coat with
mayonnaise. Sprinkle over coconut
and lightly pat down.
Bake chicken (below kumara) for
12–15 minutes, until golden and just
To serve, divide red curry kumara
and coconut-crusted chicken
between plates.
Serve Asian greens on the side.
Garnish with coriander.
❚ Recipe courtesy of My Food Bag.
Solve the what’s for dinner question with this easy, weeknight meal.
cooked. Check occasionally to avoid
burning.
Prepare the Asian greens. Very thinly
slice bok choy; slice cucumber in half
lengthways, use a teaspoon to scoop
out seeds (discard) and thinly slice.
Add to a bowl with lemon juice and a
drizzle of oil.
Season with salt and pepper and
toss to combine.
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Taupo holiday park for sale
CHLOE WINTER
Ever wanted to own a property a
hop, skip and jump away from
New Zealand’s largest lake? Now
you can.
Popular Taupo holiday park
All Seasons Kiwi Holiday Park
has been put on the market.
The accommodation block is a
hot-spot with national and overseas visitors. In the past year, the
holiday park has had 31,351
guests.
The park’s land, buildings and
business is located on Rangatira
St – just 1.5 kilometres from
Taupo central, the lake, and is
close to a number of tourist
attractions services, restaurants,
cafes and sports venues.
The property, which is being
marketed by Bayleys, is 19,289
square metres and has a rateable
value of $3.02 million.
The holiday park can host up
to 433 visitors and features 20
motel rooms, four kitchen cabins,
three standard cabins, 12
backpacker rooms, 57 powered
campervan sites and 18 non powered tent sites.
A manager’s residence and a
thermal plunge pool is also on
site.
Bayleys Taupo salesman Gary
Harwood said the presentation,
location and facilities made it a
popular choice with visitors and
an appealing investment for a
new owner.
‘‘[The] Lake Taupo area has
developed a reputation of being
the North Island’s adventure play-
All Seasons Kiwi Holiday Park has been put on the market.
ground with attractions such as
world class trout fishing, hiking,
tramping and every water sport
imaginable,
and
Tongariro
National Park and Whakapapa
ski fields within an hour’s drive . .
.
‘‘The property presents an
exciting business opportunity for
a new owner to take over a highlyregarded accommodation busi-
ness operation in an extremely
popular tourism destination,’’ he
said.
‘‘A new owner could move
straight in and take over an established business, which already
has a recognised leisure clientele
and a high level of repeat business.’’
There were extensive forward
bookings for the next 12 months
for units and sites, Harwood said.
The park had been recognised
by the Qualmark rating for facilities and services of the holiday
park.
It was awarded TripAdvisor
Certificates of Excellence in 2014
and 2015.
It is currently operated by one
full-time and two part-time staff
members.
Get insight into Brando
The Private tape recordings made
by Hollywood icon Marlon
Brando as he mused on
everything from anxiety to
obesity provide a fascinating
insight into the actor in Listen to
Me Marlon, the next Taupo
Cinema Club movie.
Brando, who was born in 1924
and died in 2004, was an
American actor, film director,
and activist and was ranked by
the American Film Institute as
the fourth greatest movie star
among male movie stars whose
screen debuts occurred in or
before 1950.
He is perhaps most
famous for his
Academy Award.
He is perhaps most famous for
his Academy Award winning
performance as Terry Malloy in
the 1954 movie On the Waterfront.
He was also an activist in the
likes of the African-American
Civil Rights Movement.
The Listen to Me Marlon
documentary by Stevan Riley,
which will screen on May 2, also
includes Brando’s opinions of
DARTS
With one round of the Taupo Darts
Association’s Remembrance Cup to play,
Kumaras and surprise package Holy
Smollies vie for honours and will meet in
the final match of the series.
Kumaras look to be the favourites going
into the decider but Holy Smollies will as
usual go into the match full of confidence
and enthusiasm.
Kumaras go into the final round on the
back of a good victory over Misfits
whereas Holy Smollies had a harder
workout against Young Bux.
Neybors sit just two points behind the
leaders but cannot win the competition
due to an early setback in the series,
drawing the first two matches. Their 13-7
win over Turangi Riggers in last week’s
round was full of merit and should see
them in good stead for the next series.
3Johnnys put on their best performance
for quite some time when forcing a draw
against Tradesmen. 3Johnnys had an
opportunity of causing a major upset
when leading 10-9 but succumbed to the
skill of their more experienced opposition.
Riggers remain mid-table after gaining a
good win over Boothill Arrows.
Results :Holy Smollies 12, Young Bux 8,
Kumaras 15, Misfits 5. Neybors 13, Tgi
Riggers 7, Tradesmen 10, 3Johnnys10,
Riggers 16, Boothill Arrows 4.
Points: Kumaras14, Holy Smollies 14,
Neybors 12, Riggers 9, Tgi Riggers 9,
Tradesmen 8, Young Bux 6, Misfits 4,
3Johnnys 2, Boothill Arrows 1.
180’s: Kaleb Bishop, Nick Johnston, Bob
Donaldson, Peter Guthrie.
High finishes: Dave Lomas 95, Nick
Johnston 110, Dave Wotherspoon 90, Greg
Partelow 112, Mabel Allison 100.
High scores: Holy Smollies- Shaun Ashford
140, Collin Dyer 100x6, 121, 125, 135, Dave
Lomas 100, 110. Young Bux. Jess
McGreevy 134, Matiu Davis-Place 140,
Kaleb Bishop 140x2. Kumaras- Nick
Johnston 140x3, Troy Turdeich 140.
Misfits- Dave Wotherspoon 100x4,140. Tgi
Riggers- Bob Donaldson 140x2, Brian
Davis 140x4, Ray Brown 140x2. NeyborsConway Place 140, Ashlee Tukaki 140, Alex
Tawhara 140x2. Tradesmen- Paul
Anderson 120,125, Frano Allison 140x3,
Mabel Allison 140x3. 3Johnnys- Audra
Mason 126. Boothill Arrows-Justine Josey
121, 140, Ricki Buchanan 140x2, Teresa
Greene 112, 119. Riggers-Koiti Roore 140,
Peter Guthrie 140, Gina Meadows 140.
VET WOMEN GOLF
many of his major movies such as
Apocalypse Now, Mutiny on the
Bounty, On the Waterfront, and A
Streetcar Named Desire.
One particularly interesting
feature his his moving reflections
on mortality as the famous scene
of Don Corleone’s death in The
Godfather is played.
Anyone is welcome to attend
the
club’s
screening
and
refreshments will be available
from 7.30pm.
For more information visit
starlightcinema.co.nz.
SPORT/CLUB
The next Taupo Cinema Club movie is
a documentary about Hollywood icon
Marlon Brando.
Thirty Vet Women played the second
qualifying and nett round on Tauhara last
week.
Liz Ranson with nett 71 won the Famer’s
Discount Meats voucher, June A’Court the
Taupo Pro Shop, Bev McCauley the
Shayne’s Fish and Chips, Elaine Burchmore
the Lind Craft, Margery Macdonald the
Starlight Cinema. All did so with nett 73.
Penny Jones with 74 won the Mirror
Image voucher.
Balls: Gloria Stephens, Mary Watts and
Marie Harris all with 74 nett.
The only two of the day went to Margery
Macdonald on the 10th.
Nearest the pin: 16th Carolyn Newth, 17th
Gloria Stephens, and longest putt on 18
was Bev McCauley. All received a ball.
Player of the Month: Betty Harvey who
received a Carpet Cleaning Voucher.
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0274-977-546
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TUITION
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LOOKING FOR WORK IN A
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Positions available for an:
• Experienced Excavator Operator
in a Taupo based hauler crew with a
long-term local contract.
Exceptional wages with on-going training will
be offered to the successful applicants who
must have a good understanding of Health &
Safety in forestry, an excellent work ethic,
and pass a pre-employment
medical and drug test.
Phone: 027 538 3237
Maths tuition Yr 1 - 13
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Quality Heifer
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Regular monitoring.
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• 50-70 Beef Weiner
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• 80 Friesian Weiner
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180kg+
• 100 Friesian Bulls R1
350kg+
• Store Lambs 25kg+
TO LET
For all stock buy and
selling, sheep and cattle,
fat and store stock.
SITUATIONS VACANT
SEWER SPECIALITY
CURTAINS
Our extremely busy
curtain manufacturing
factory requires an
experienced sewer.
The person would
ideally have
experience in making
Roman Blinds &
Tiebacks
Please apply in
person to;
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Freedom
Manufacturing
40 Oruanui St
Taupo
or Phone
(07) 377-0481
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Phone 378 9060
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We are looking for an experienced person to fill
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Job Description: Bread baking, Cake baking,
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Cleaning.
The ideal candidate will possess:
• High personal presentation and Food
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• Excellent numeracy and communication
skills.
• A desire to excel, the ability to use your
initiative, and the drive and enthusiasm for
the position. Reliability is essential.
• Ability to work early mornings and
weekends.
A three year Bakers apprenticeship is offered to
the right person seeking to gain further
qualifications once they have proven their
ability and desire to learn.
If you are looking for an opportunity to join a
team that focuses on providing great service,
great product and advancing your skills then we
need you.
Interested candidates may apply online at
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GUNS, Rifles,
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year warrantee. Pit Stop
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378-3132.
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ALCATRAZ Self Storage,
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We sell boxes. 377-4415.
UPHOLSTERY and Sewing
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021-162-8137.
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when not using your bach.
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suite and cushions. Side
378-1110
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head.
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almost new. Plus linen and Ph 378-7779 Trev Terry
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bedding. 027-2300012.
BOATS
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CARS WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
$$$$ TOP CASH $$$$
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Hiace, Hilux, Corolla,
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IN MEMORIAM
EYRE,
Graham (Sire Archer):
1951-2015.
Our bows are bent
for another draw
Letting our arrows fly high
Out into yonder blue with
messages of love to you.
Always in our thoughts. Wife
Beth, children Joyce, Robyn,
Michael, grand children Brad
and Hayden.
RAMEKA,
Pahi (Tarzan) Rahui:
27/4/13. Time will change
many things but not the
sadness that this day brings.
We sadly long for the
yesterdays, missing your
gentle understanding ways. E
kore te aroha e mutu na te
whanau.
AGM
Sunday, 8 May
2016
10.00am
Poukura Marae
• Mihi/Karakia
• Apologies
• Confirmation
of
Minutes of 2015
AGM
• Matters Arising
• Inwards/Outwards
Correspondence
• Adoption of Annual
Report
• Adoption of Annual
Accounts
and
Balance Sheet
• Continued Access
via 1A3
• Marae Reservation
update
• Tuwharetoa Hapuu
Forum
• General Business
• Election of Trustees
New 3 Year Term
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Secretary
Ph: 07 3774248
Vehicle Disposal
Notice is hereby given
that the following
vehicle removed from
SH28, South Waikato
area, will be disposed
of on 29th April 2016
Toyota Corona
Colour - Blue
Registration –ZM7109
Last Known Owner:
SHALINI MAHARAJ
7 HAKAWAI AVENUE
AUCKLAND
Inquiries please
contact:
The Manager
Downer
PO Box 44
TAUPO
Ph: (07) 3789494
For: Kaye Clarke
REGIONAL MANAGER
Vehicle Disposal
Notice is hereby given
that the following
vehicle removed from
SH1, Wairakei, will be
disposed of on 29th
April 2016
Mitsubishi Mirage
Colour - White
Registration –NY168
Last Known Owner:
CELESTE RUBY
UNCLES
3 OSIER ROAD
GREENMEADOWS
NAPIER
Inquiries please
contact:
The Manager
Downer
PO Box 44
TAUPO
Ph: (07) 3789494
For: Kaye Clarke
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applicable in the next available issue if there is an error or delay in publication of
the advertising as booked.
6. All creative submissions are subject to reasonable approval by us. We may require
that material is corrected or amended to conform to style, or for other genuine
reasons.
7. We may provide guidelines to be followed where you include an Internet addresses
in advertising.
8. The positioning or placing of any material in a publication or website is at our
discretion except where specifically agreed in writing.
9. You must tell us as soon as possible if there is an error or omission in any material
placed by us on your behalf.
10. Campaign advertising impressions will be counted and recognised by our
ad-serving engine. A third party ad-serving engine may also be used but its
impression count won’t be recognised unless we agree otherwise in writing.
11. If you wish to cancel an advertisement or campaign you must communicate
this in writing to us. A cancellation fee may apply, please refer to the applicable
advertising rate card or insertion order for specific details of any cancellation fee.
12. The charge for advertising will be in New Zealand dollars and in accordance with
the applicable rate card applying at the time for the publication, unless we agree
otherwise in writing.
13. Rate card adjustments will be published on our publications and sites. New rates
will apply one month after the rate adjustment is published.
14. If you are not a New Zealand resident the cost of any advertising you place with
us will be zero-rated for GST purposes. If you are a non-resident agent placing
advertising on behalf of a New Zealand resident GST will be applied at the
standard rate.
15. Payment is due on the 20th of the month following advertising unless we specify
otherwise in writing. If payment is not made by the due date you will be liable for
all costs of recovery, commissions and collection fees at market rates.
16. We exclude all implied conditions and warranties from these terms except to
the extent that they cannot be excluded by law. The guarantees contained in the
Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 are excluded where you acquire or hold yourself
out as acquiring goods or services for the purpose of a business.
17. We will not be liable for any loss including any loss of revenue or profit and any
indirect or consequential loss arising from or in relation to any error or omission
in publishing or failure to publish and if we are found to have any liability for any
circumstance that liability is limited to the cost of the space of the advertisement.
18. Where you utilise any aspect of our creative services in the design or production
of an advertisement (including photographic or design work) you acknowledge
that we own the copyright in such work and that such work is not work for which
a commission payment has been made or agreed. You may not use any such
advertisement in any other publication without our specific written consent.
19. By placing an advertisement for publication you grant us a perpetual, royalty fee
license to reproduce the advertisement in any print or electronic media we offer
customers now or in the future.
20. You acknowledge that you have not relied on any representation made by us or on
behalf of Fairfax New Zealand in connection with advertising.
21. All DVD’s, Blu-ray disks and videos, and any other restricted publications
advertised for sale must include its Classification as determine by the New
Zealand classification office any may be advertised only in accordance with the
conditions imposed by the Classification Office. We may require written evidence
of New Zealand classification ratings and Classification Office conditions for each
DVD, video or any publication.
22. We have the right at any time to provide advertising data (including but not limited
to the Customers total advertising rate card spend) for publication by Nielsen
Media Research as part of our membership of the IAB of New Zealand and to
monitor ad spend of New Zealand.
23. You will be charged an additional fee of 2% including GST when making payments
by Visa, MasterCard or American Express cards. This includes all prepaid
advertising lodged via a Fairfax Media consultant, email, telephone or at the front
counter of any of our premises.
24. In addition to these Terms and Conditions you acknowledge that all advertising
including the conditions of payment, delivery and changes to or cancellation of
such advertising, will be in accordance with and subject to the conditions notified
to you or generally published by Fairfax from time to time.
25. We may at our sole discretion vary these Terms and Conditions at any time
provided that: (a) such amended terms will not affect prior agreed advertising
orders; and (b) if you do not agree with a variation then you may cease placing
orders with us.
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