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Karla Akuhata
Staff reporter
A DOCTOR who slammed Kawerau
for its negative statistics five years
ago has commended the community
for its efforts in suicide prevention.
After taking the town to task
in 2012, Dr Candy Cookson-Cox
returned to the Eastern Bay last
week full of praise for a turnaround
that has seen no-one take their own
life in Kawerau in the past two
years.
Back in 2012 Dr Cookson-Cox, a
professional involved in the health
and education sector for more
than 30 years, gave evidence at an
inquest into five deaths that had
occurred in the mill-town over a
period of six months.
“It is the whanau who rescue
our whanau, who support
them and defend them.”
– Dr Candy Cookson-Cox
The deaths would be the first of,
eventually, 13 young people from
Kawerau that would take their
own lives during an 18-month timeframe.
At the time she said the inquest
should focus more on the quality of
the environment in which children
were raised.
“Healthy towns reflect healthy
people and cohorts while unhealthy
towns can be reflected in the
untimely and premature death of its
young and most vulnerable population,” she said, squarely laying the
challenge at feet of the Kawerau
community.
Five years later, Dr Cookson-Cox
was in Whakatane as a keynote
speaker at the Whanau Champion
grassroots conference, hosted by
Tuwharetoa Ki Kawerau hauora at
Mataatua Wharenui.
And this time, Kawerau marked
two years without a completed suicide, earning the praise of Dr Candy
Cookson-Cox who in her speech
commended the town for turning
things around.
“Rather than accept the situation
and deny the problem you fight
back. The results to date are startling and show that suicide on your
watch has been almost wiped out.”
Dr Cookson-Cox said since the
1970s, on the back of economic
decline in the area, the community
had been struggling with the fallout
“For a time there the town was
perceived as one of the worst places
to live in – it was known as the teen
pregnancy capital, there was the
gang culture, substance abuse, poverty and the suicide rate confirming
every negative indication.
“But you know it is more complex
than that and the community recognised a need to expose the rot.”
Dr Cookson-Cox said the community had worked hard to turn their
plight around, firstly through the
Kawerau Suicide Prevention Plan.
She was excited to see the town
implement the next stage through
the Whanau Champion model,
which involved enabling family
members to reach others when they
were at their most vulnerable.
“It is the whanau who rescue our
whanau, who support them and
defend them,” she said.
And while she is proud of all of
the accolades being won by her
hometown, Peta Ruha – who as the
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WINNING PAIR: Senior Constable Dave Robison and police dog Isaac are the top police patrol dog team for 2015.
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WHAKATANE Senior Constable Dave
Robison and his four-legged partner
Isaac are this year’s top police dog
patrol pairing.
At the National Police Dog and
Detector Dog Championships last
week, the pair beat 11 other teams
from around New Zealand to win the
coveted Frank Riley Cup.
At the three-day competition, held
in Wellington, Mr Robison and Isaac
finished with 1103 points out of a
maximum 1350. A score of 1000 or
more is considered outstanding.
The competition began with regional
trials and 12 teams were selected for
the final from the 130 to140 handlers
and police dogs active around the
country.
Finalists arrived in Wellington on
Monday morning and the competition
began that afternoon and ran until
Wednesday afternoon.
This was the Whakatane pair’s third
national final experience and followed
a sixth placing last year.
During the competition they demonstrated tracking, criminal bite work,
obedience and scent work skills.
Mr Robison said the dogs were not
competing directly with each other
and once an activity was completed
each one was returned to its kennel.
He said one exercise, which involved
all the dogs out together, required
them to sit and stay in a down position, while their handler walked away
for 10 minutes.
Mr Robison and Isaac also won trophies for top scores in obedience and
criminal work, and close to the highest
score for tracking.
“That’s what makes a good police
dog, we need them to do a bit of everything,” he said.
Mr Robison described himself as the
guy at the end of the rope, and the
win was down to Isaac.
“I gave him an extra bit of food on
Wednesday night, but his reward is
a throw toy. A game of fetch is his
favourite thing to do,” Mr Robison
said.
“He’s happy with any kind of toy.
He’s not too fussy – anything that
moves he’ll chase it.”
The trophies will remain in
Wellington but the pair’s names are
engraved on the sought-after silverware.
Isaac’s performance was so impressive Mr Robison said police dog breeders were considering using his pal as
part of the breeding programme for
the next generation of police dogs.
He said the pair spent a lot of their
down time together, including walking
Mr Robison’s son to and from school.
“The kids can pat [Isaac], he’s really
nice, and then when we get to work
he’s a whole different animal.”
He said the bond an officer had with
their dog was crucial.
“You need him to do things because
he wants to do it, not because he has
to,” he said.
Measles scare at Sky Tower
A MEASLES scare has prompted
health officials to contact participants
in last week’s Firefighter Sky Tower
Stair Challenge in Auckland.
An email to firefighters from
Waikato District Health Board medical health officer Anita Bell advises
they may unwittingly have been in
contact with a person infected with
measles while attending the event.
Dr Bell said the risk of contracting
the disease was low.
Eighteen of the 750 firefighters taking part were from the Eastern Bay.
Dr Bell said measles’ first symptoms
were a fever and one or more of a
runny nose, cough and sore red eyes.
After a few days a red, blotchy rash
appeared that lasted up to a week.
People most at risk of contracting
the disease were those who had not
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of it.
Anyone born before 1969 was likely
to be immune to measles without having had the vaccine.
WHAKATANE District Council
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land designations and resource
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Councillors
resolved
on
Thursday not to lodge a High
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relating to the Matata wastewater treatment plant site; and to
explore other options and solutions for Matata wastewater.
Mayor Tony Bonne said that
although legal advisers believed
there were grounds for an appeal,
the cost and delay associated with
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Court, and the uncertainty around
the final outcome meant that
course was “unlikely to deliver a
good result for the Matata community”.
“The High Court very rarely
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that of the Environment Court, so
even if an appeal was successful,
the matter would probably have to
go back to the Environment Court
for a rehearing,” he said.
“That could add up to $700,000
to the $2.3 million already expended to get the project to this point
and it’s unlikely that we would
have a confirmed decision until
well into 2016.
“Even then, there is no certainty that we would end up with
resource consents that would
allow a wastewater scheme to be
constructed and operated at an
affordable cost to district ratepayers.
“Under the circumstances, we
have agreed not to appeal the
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whether the conditions applied
by the Environment Court are
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IN MEMORIAM
HERN
Agnes
—
20.01.2011. Our darling Ma, Nan, Lalee.
It’s been 4 long years.
Yesterday - today tomorrow - every day
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all miss you. Your
Akurangi - Bell Brady
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whanau. xoxo.
HERN Agnes Elizabeth
Mary — In memory
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our gorgeous Nan, my
darling Helena and to
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HERN Agnes (nee
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For further information
please contact Whaea
Lolo on 021 152 5455
or (07) 322 8617
And just a reminder
to all our whanau we
will also be holding
our working bee on
Thursday, January 22,
so see you all here with
your gloves and tools
Shared lunch whanau
KEYBOARD tuition.
All ages, from 5 - 105.
Classical,
contemporary, blues, jazz, theory
of music, exam work
optional, friendly, relaxed. Ph George Hannah (07) 308 5976.
WINDOW cleaning. Ph
307 0638/027 343 1623
Pure-Clean Windows.
NO FRANCHISE
FEES APPLY!
YOU GROW IT!
I MOW IT!
S
Steve’s
’ Lawn
L
&
Garden Care
• LAWNS • GARDENS
• HEDGES • PRUNING
• SPRAYING
Ph Steve Smith
308 5290 / 021 599 514
PUBLIC NOTICES
TRIDENT HIGH
SCHOOL
2015 START DATES
?
Stay at one of these top businesses and a copy
of the Beacon will be available for you
2hr
Starring Russell Crowe in his directional debut
M
Paddington
1hr 45m
The galoshes-wearing family favourite bear hits the big screen!
G
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies 2hr 40m
An epic conclusion to the Hobbit trilogy is here! Showing in 2D & 3D
M
Horrible Bosses 2
2hr
Starring Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Charlie Day. R16
What We Did On Our Holiday
1hr 45m
Starring Rosamund Pike, David Tennant & Billy Connolly PG
Tue/Wed: 10am (3D), 11.55pm
Tue/Wed: 12pm (3D), 5.40pm, 8.30pm(3D)
Tue/Wed: 10am, 1.50pm (3D), 3.50pm
Tue/Wed: 12pm, 2pm
Tue/Wed: 6pm
Tue/Wed: 10am, 4pm
Tue/Wed: 2.50pm, 8.10pm
Tue/Wed: 8.30pm
Tue/Wed: 11.15am
www.facebook.com/WhakaMax
DOGS, CATS & PETS
HUNTAWAY x puppies, 4 male, both parents good working dogs,
ready to go now, offers
over $100. Ph 027 954
2443.
TO LET
KAWERAU, 2 bedroom,
renovated,
fenced, Porritt Drive,
$170pw. Ph 027 430
1436.
FIREWOOD
(07) 304 8202 - Firewood fairy, 5m load
$250. WINZ Quotes.
6M³
summer
load,
$240. Phone 027 833
1443.
ALL your firewood
needs, call 0800 463
917, WINZ quotes.
VEHICLES FOR SALE
2008
Ford
Falcon
BF2XT sedan, mileage
92,205, lt green, current
WOF, reg, exc cond,
$11,000. For details
contact 027 446 4580.
96 TOYOTA Hilux,
2.8L, double-cab, canopy, WOF and reg,
$12,500. Ph 027 306
1846.
97 NISSAN Primera
wagon,
current
WOF/reg, 240,000kms,
$2000. Ph 027 341 5048
or 929 5202.
VEHICLES WANTED
TRACTOR, reliable and
in good running order.
Ph 312 9021.
Monday 19 January: School Office opens 8.30am – 3pm
Wednesday 21 & Thursday 22 January:
Year 12 & Year 13 course Confirmation
Visiting the
Eastern Bay
The Water Diviner
Infoline: 308 7623
PUBLIC NOTICES
NAU MAI HAERE MAI
Ki te Kohanga Reo o
Patutaatahi Edgecumbe
2015 New &
Re-Enrolments
January 27, 28
Venue:
9b Rata Ave
Edgecumbe
Time:
10am - 1pm
For further inquiries
please contact:
Haromi Dodds
(07) 304 9150 work
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GRAZING WANTED
EXCELLENT long term
grazing wanted for 50
rising 1 year olds, either
May to May or immediate to May 2016. Phone
(07) 366 5922 or 027
280 7331.
STANDING
grass
wanted, suitable for hay
and sileage, large areas
preferred. Ph 027 458
5295.
FOR SALE
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
AARIANA - Mature,
pretty Maori, overnight
available, in/out. Ph 027
307 7287.
ASIAN - new, sweet,
lovely, sexy, 24 years,
size 6, busty, friendly
service. Ph Honey 021
203 3282.
FOR SALE
BOB Dylan, massive
collection, DVDs, CDs,
books, framed photos.
Details
from
[email protected].
KELLYS GARAGE
TYRE SPECIAL
175-65-14 $85 incl,
215-45-17 $114 incl,
215-55-17 $135 incl.
Call Lance now 308
0993.
SPERM Whale tooth
Rei Puta. North Island
design, not required to
be
registered
Details
from
[email protected].
THE Beatles, collection
of CDs, books, Anthology DVD set, original
LP.
Details
from
[email protected].
TOWBAR from Toyota
Estima wide body
$110, double bed with
single bunk on top $30
no mattresses. Ph 307
9095 or 027 444 1764.
Don’t collect dust, collect cash
Use the
BEACON’S CLASSIFIEDS
Phone 308 8129
Bird Rescue
NZ flag - massive, post
war, blue ensign, 5.46m
long x 2.6m deep.
Details
from:
[email protected].
PHOTOCOPYING
service available from
the Beacon, 32 Pyne
Street, Whakatane.
Sick/injured birds
Phone or text
027 209 0567
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FINANCIAL
COMMUNITY
GROUPS
Promote your
upcoming
events with a
9.30am – 12pm in the library with Deans
Students are asked to confirm their 2015 courses or contact the school if not
returning
Tuesday 27 January: Welcome Powhiri at 5.30pm for all new
students.
Year 9, Year 13 and new students at other year levels meet at the main entrance
at 5.15pm to be escorted onto the Marae.
All students are to be in school uniform.
Year 13 students meet at the Wharenui.
Parents/caregivers are welcome to attend.
Students and their family/whanau will meet their student’s form teacher and
members of their form class and are then invited to share a picnic tea/pikiniki
at the conclusion of the welcome.
Wednesday 28 January:
Year 9 & Year 13 ONLY - 8.40am till 3pm
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ENTERTAINMENT
Assemble in the Auditorium at 8.40am.
Barringtons Motor Lodge
34 Landing Road, Whakatane
Captain’s Cabin
23 Muriwai Drive, Whakatane
Whakatane Beacon
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2h 40m
Directed by Ridley Scott, showing in 2D & 3D
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MONUMENTAL
SPECIALISTS
Phone 307 1111
24-hour service
www.willettsfuneral
services.co.nz
Proudly locally owned
and operated
SIMPLICITY WITH
DIGNITY
Exodus: Gods and Kings
TE TIMATANGA
HOU KI WHAKATANE
KOHANGA REO
(KO TE REO KIA
TIKA, KO TE REO KIA
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Re enrolments &
new enrolments
Open 9am-3pm
weekdays
92 McAlister Street
Whakatane
(Apanui School
grounds)
Contact no:
(07) 308 4520
Contact person:
Nancy Herehuia Pitau
Start date: 19.01.2015
Whakatane
21 King Street
Kopeopeo
Call Steve, Chris, Keith,
Helen or Kylee for
experienced, qualified
professional and
caring service.
Air conditioned Chapel
and refreshment facilities.
Live funeral streaming
1hr 40m
The penguins finally get their own movie! Showing in 2D & 3D
WILLETTS
FUNERAL
SERVICES LTD
| 11
32 Pyne Street
Opotiki News - Church St
The Bus Terminal - Plunket St
Relax and escape in a great movie these summer holidays!
Whakatane Town
Soccer Club
PRE-SEASON
TRAINING
Men’s & Women’s
6pm Tuesdays
New members welcome
Phone Johnathon
027 765 6926
or email:
whakataneafc@
yahoo.co.nz
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BEREAVEMENT THANKS
Jack
BOWERING
Aldred — Joan and
family wish to sinthank
all
cerely
friends
and
neighbours; nursing
team from Hospice,
Rex and Lil from
D.R.C., Steve and
Kylie of Willetts
Funeral Directors, and
members
of
the
Whakatane Bowling
Club for their sympathy and understanding
in the sad loss of a
dearly loved husband
and father. Thank you
also to those who
attended the service, a
celebration of Jack’s
life. Please accept this
acknowledgment as a
token of our heartfelt
appreciation.
www.whakatanebeacon.co.nz
EMAIL
[email protected]
CALL IN
WHAKATANE
OPOTIKI
KAWERAU
(07) 308 7569
Thursday 29 January: Whole School - 8.40am till 2pm
Friday 30 January: Whole School - 8.40am till 2pm
Ph 308 6400
Ocean View Motel
18/2 West End, Ohope
Ph 312 5665
Pacific Coast Motor Lodge
41 Landing Road, Whakatane
Ph 308 0100
Sunseeker Motel
23 West End, Ohope
Ph 312 4646
Whakatane Holiday Park
McGarvey Road, Whakatane
Ph 308 8694
in assoc with HAL LEONARD AUSTRALIA PTY LTD
NOTE: From Thursday 29 January to Friday 30 January classes finish at 2pm
Ph 308 5719
Livingston Inn
42 Landing Road, Whakatane
Auditions
Assemble in the Auditorium at 8.40am.
Ph 308 4273
Auditions
Friday 6 February 2015
New Enrolments: Please contact the office (3088159) to make an
appointment.
TRIDENT HIGH SCHOOL
Phone 308 8159
Philip Gurney
PRINCIPAL
Where:
Theatre Whakatane Clubrooms
30 Gateway Drive Whakatane will
hold
Pre audition meeting
7:00pm to 8:00pm
Wednesday, 21 January 201
to enable students to deal with subject/timetable queries with their deans in
the Library. Buses run as normal at 3pm.
Auditions
Saturday 7 February 2015
Director Sue Harris
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Auditions
Sunday 8 February 2015
Rehearsals start
Sunday 15 February 2015
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HILLS Judy — Much
loved Mum of Penni,
Terri and Pam, Grant
and Judi, and Paul.
Beloved Grandma of
Debie
and
Don,
Daniel and Jayne,
Megan, Tamsin, and
Connor. Sister of
Moira (dec), Peter
(dec), Michael (dec),
Donny (dec), Josie,
Anne, Jenny, Pauline,
and Bob. Treasured
Aunty Judy to her
many nieces and
nephews. Good friend
of Holly dog. A precious lady, gracious
and brave to the end.
She will be greatly
missed. Funeral service to be held at St
Peter Chanel Catholic
Church, King Street,
Whakatane, 1pm on
Tuesday, January 20.
In lieu of flowers,
please feel free to donate to Judy’s favourite charities, Hospice
EBOP or Save The
Children Whakatane.
Communications to
PO Box 39, Whakatane.
JARAM Patsy — January 15, 2015 suddenly
at home aged 82
years. Beloved wife of
the
late
Arnold
Campbell and the late
Hapi Jaram. Dearly
loved Mum of Shirley
Reeve, Lesley Mosen,
Pat
&
Maurice
Dibben,
Marilyn
Bakan and Trevor
Campbell.
Loved
Nana to Jason &
Cheryl,
Shonelle,
Rena,
Delina
&
Florent, Aimee & Tim
and Danika. Loved
great-Grandma
to
Sage, Sayla, Lily,
Remi and Brooklyn.
Patsy is lying in the
chapel of Gateway
Funeral Services until
her Service at 10am
Saturday, January 24,
followed by private
cremation.
FUNERAL NOTICES
John
ORMISTON
William Charles and
Beverly Ann (Bev)
(formerly van der
Zanden, nee Mahy) —
On Friday, January 16
2015 as a result of a
tragic accident in
Tolaga Bay. Bev was
a loving Mum to
Linda, Roger and
Tony; loving Nana to
James
and
Paul
Stegeman, Ria, Nina,
Gene, Carla, Ruth,
Harry and Erica van
der
Zanden,
and
Alexia, Katherine and
Michael
van
der
Zanden and a loving
great-Nana to Zach
(dec),
Theo
and
Adam, Louis, and
Charlotte. Bev was a
loved sister to Mick
(dec) and John Mahy
and Diane Searle.
Devoted wife of 17
years to Harry van der
Zanden
(deceased
1973) and of 36 years
to John. John was father to Ian Ormiston
and was a much loved
step-Dad,
Grandad
and great-Grandad to
Bev’s family. John
was a loved brother to
Neil (dec) Jacqui and
Margaret. Bev and
John were proper
nomads bringing an
enthusiasm for life to
all those around them.
They enjoyed each
other’s company and
the company of the
great many friends
they had throughout
New Zealand and
overseas. A Memorial Service for John
and Bev will be held
at the Whakatane
Crematorium Chapel,
Ohope Road, Whakatane on Wednesday,
January 22, at 10am.
Messages please the
Ormiston family c/PO Box 2070, Whakatane.
(07) 308 8129 ext 846
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FUNERAL NOTICES
GOW Esma Grace (nee
Harpur) — Passed
away peacefully on
January 18, 2015,
aged 90 years. Beloved wife of the late
Angus Gow. Dearly
loved
and
sadly
missed
Mum
of
Deborah,
Charles,
Melanie,
Martin,
Samuel and families.
‘At peace with Dad
now Mum.’ A celebration of Esma’s life
will be held in the
Willetts Funeral Services Ltd Chapel, 21
King Street, Whakatane on Wednesday,
January 21, at 11am,
followed by a private
cremation. In lieu of
flowers,
donations
would be appreciated
to the National Heart
Foundation, PO Box
2457, Tauranga, or
may be left at the service. Messages please
to the Gow family, c/PO Box 2070, Whakatane.
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