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More than 600 film permits were issued by Auckland Coun-cil in the 2018/2019 year, and the statistics show that our slice of paradise is now a favourite with screen producers.

Franklin’s unique and beautiful coastal and rural landscapes are increasingly making their way on to television and big screens around New Zealand and the world, thanks to grow-ing interest from film producers – and the cooperation of local communities.

While Auckland’s west and central city have historically been the mainstay of Auckland’s on-location filming, Frank-lin’s appeal is now gaining greater attention. In the first half of this year, 24 Auckland Council public space film permits were issued in the Franklin Local Board area – totaling 36 shooting days; the biggest production involved more than 200 people on site, while most had between 20 and 70 crew.

In the past year, Council permits have been issued for a diverse range of Franklin locations including Omana, Hunua, Duder and Tapapakanga regional parks, Maraetai Wharf and Clevedon shops.

TV3’s acclaimed six-part crime drama The Gulf, which screened last month, features locations such as Kawakawa Bay, Waiti Bay Reserve, and Magazine Bay where the pro-duction shot in October and November last year.

Franklin also starred in the Grand Designs NZ 2019 launch campaign shoot, and a range of television commercials filmed in the past year for companies including Holden, Subaru, Mercury, NZ Post, Asahi, Hirepool and BP, as well as diverse commercial product photo shoots.

It hasn’t just been small screen productions showcasing Franklin – a major Hollywood producer filmed scenes for a feature film at Hunua, and the feature film Only Cloud Knows was shot on location at the petrol station in Kawakawa Bay, Ness Valley Rd in Clevedon, and the Orere-Matingarahi Rd.

In 2016, a Warner Bros./Gravity Pictures unit filmed on-wa-ter scenes from The Meg at Waitawa Regional Park – with the movie going on to be a global box office hit last year.

Screen Auckland, the team at Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development (ATEED) works with Franklin Local Board, and Council units including Parks and Auckland Transport (on behalf of NZTA) to process and issue public space film permits.

Jasmine Millet, Manager Screen Auckland, says: “It’s been great to see Franklin emerge as a bona fide screen production destination in Auckland. The word is out in the industry about

Franklin goes to Hollywood: local landscapes make the big time

A scene from mini-series The Gulf is filmed at Maraetai’s Magazine Bay. Image courtesy of Screentime and Lippy Pictures.

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The Trustees of Beachlands Community Trust received a complaint from a Beach-lands resident early this year.

The complaint was made against Jenny Carter in her role as manager of the Beach-lands Community Trust. In summary, it alleged that Jenny abused her position in the Trust and the community to bully the complainant who was engaged inde-pendently in various community-based projects.

An independent investigation conducted by an investigator assigned by the Arbi-

trators’ and Mediators’ Institute of New Zealand has concluded:

1. Jenny’s behaviours did not meet the definition of bullying.

2. Jenny’s behaviour patterns were not targeting the complainant.

3. The complainant and her supporters’ retaliation against Jenny and/or the Trust, particularly online, takes away the complainant’s right to have their complaint about bullying upheld.

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Letters

Think Global - Act LocalWe can’t all be Greta Thunberg. (Who?)

The Swedish 16-year-old recently made headlines in the world press with a rather forthright speech at the United Nations 2019 Climate Action Summit in which she demanded world leaders do more to address the effects of climate change.

She copped a lot of flak for being quite so blunt. From Jeremy Clarkson of Top Gear fame calling her a “spoiled brat” to the likes of NZ’s own Mike Hosking and Duncan Garner tossing disparaging comments at the young woman. I can’t help but note their comments were aimed at the person and not her argument – at the player, not the ball, as it were.

So what is her argument and how does it relate to my life here in the countryside of South Auckland? By the way, this is certainly not intended as some sort of lifestyle magazine column which might be titled “The 10 Best Ways To Save The Planet”! But I do have some suggestions.

I believe Thunberg is simply trying to raise the awareness that the systems we live our lives within, the infrastruc-ture that supports those systems, the life-habits we practice (generally) are scientifically proven to be having seri-ous detrimental effects for our future. Raise the awareness, make us think and consequently bring about some changes

to those systems and that infrastructure to affect positive change.

I need my diesel powered ute on my lifestyle block in Hunua. It works. It’s my current choice as the best tool for the job. Hundreds of the local residents, farmers, small business operators are in a similar situation. So what to do? Until such time as the manufacturers produce an electric vehicle with the comparable capabilities, I intend to minimise its use for short er-rands, keep it well maintained and when the time comes to replace it I will be doing my research to select the least environ-mentally damaging alternative.

I’ve been guilty of putting too much green waste on my burn pile – twice a year. I’ll be separating all I can in the future to an accessible, rather large, compost pile. I do this now with much of our garden waste but I can increase the quantity ten-fold, I’m guessing. That should result in only one burn a year.

Our fireplace is a source of great comfort through the winter months as is our heat pump on those evenings I can’t be both-ered hauling wood. I am embarrassed to admit how many sweaters I have in my wardrobe which do not see the light of day, or should that be, the cool of the evening!

Plastic. How condescending it would be of me to suggest to you how to manage the plastic which proliferates our lives.

Just do it.I’ve helped plant a few trees and

grasses over the past year and will be continuing this activity with an increased involvement with the local group Friends of Te Wairoa Catchment.

It becomes quite obvious that all the above are really quite simple things, small actions, actions we all are already aware of as being important and signifi-cant. Part of my take of Ms Thunberg’s message is these small actions should not be something we have to stop and think about. Not only should we be merging these actions into our daily lives, we should be doing so without thinking. Making effort to minimise waste and consumption should be the normal way of living our lives, not the exception. Not because a 16-year-old young woman told us to.

There is, I believe, a sense that we all have to work within the infrastructure and systems which exist within society and the big positive changes needed to “save the planet” are outside our control. This does not mean that the small chang-es don’t matter, don’t have significant measureable effect over time. They do.

I have no intention of running off to live in a yurt, eating grass and possums. I will, though, be a small part of the larger difference as best I can. Now.

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Area Population recorded by 2013 census

Population recorded by 2018 census

Turanga (Whitford) 2802 3015

Beachlands 4566 6261

Maraetai 2199 2346

Kawakawa Bay-Orere 1740 1992

Clevedon 1452 1515

Ardmore 1296 1386

Hunua 1155 1353

Auckland totals 1,415,550 1,571,718

The latest census might have been botched, but at least the results have final-ly been released by Statistics New Zea-land.

As expected, the 2018 census data shows growth in all areas of the Pohutu-kawa Coast, Cleve-don, Hunua, Ard-more and Kawakawa Bay-Orere.

T h e p o p u l a t i o n numbers recorded by the 2018 census (see Table 1, right), re-flect the Pohutukawa Coast Times’ distribution numbers, sug-gesting that for our district at least, the census is reasonably accurate.

The combined population of our area’s local communities is just 1.1% of Auck-land’s overall population.

Fewer young people, more seniorsIn Clevedon, the number of children un-

der the age of 15-years-old has dropped, from 336 in 2013 to 294 in 2018 - a decrease of more than 10% which ranks it among Auckland’s top areas of young resident decline.

Throughout the same period, our senior population rose significantly.

Whitford’s senior population recorded a jump of more than 30%, with the number

2018 census results show increase in Coast’s senior age group

of over-65s increasing from 324 in 2013 to 429 in 2018.

Beachlands, Maraetai, Hunua, and Cle-vedon also recorded strong growth in the number of residents aged over-65 years.

The growth of senior-aged persons in our region was higher than the Auckland average, which was recorded at 15-20%.

National statistics about topics such as ethnicity, educational qualifications and

hours worked each week are available on the Statistics NZ website. At this stage no details have been released by Statistics NZ which show a breakdown of the national picture into regional areas.

Table 1: Population comparison by area based on 2013 and 2018 census data.

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LettersI would like to endorse some of the

comments made by deputy mayor Bill Cashmore in the PC Times issue dated 27 September 2019.

While we all complain bitterly about the amount of rates we ratepayers are lumbered with, the reality is the council actually perform a huge number of duties and supply a large number of amenities throughout the city, all of which has to be paid for.

That said however, and as Bill suggests, some criticisms of council expenditure and performance standards are justified. For example, according to people in the building trade who complain vehemently about the process, the interpretation of cost and time taken dealing with resource consents, building consents, along with the ability of some officer’s ability to read plans correctly. When there is a housing shortage it is surprising that some fast tracking hasn’t been put in place.

Another issue raised in social circles is the deviation away from council core responsibilities in favour of “warm fuzzy” matters that receive ratepayer paid funding such as festivals. The feeling here is that roading, footpaths, drainage, water supply and sewerage disposal are more important.

Another issue raised over the years is the inequitability of rates collection. Many see that a citizens’ tax capturing all of society over a selected few would be a fairer solution. The last figure I remember being quoted was that 65% of properties in the Manukau catchment are rental

properties, leaving the rates payable by the landlord, under the misconception that these rates are recoverable in the rent paid. The reality is that rent is based on a supply and demand basis which is sub-ject to fluctuations. However these things aside, our chance to make changes to the present system is through the democratic process of voting.

So please everyone, read the choices on the voting information on candidates standing, make a decision and cast your vote. Then you too have the right to crit-icise, complain or otherwise comment.

Geoff Bignell, Maraetai

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Saturday 11 October at Countdown Beachlands (4.30-7pm) and the Clevedon District Centre (2-4pm).

The sad truth is, this soccer club and all its various hangers on are long past the days of playing a congenial game of soccer on Beachlands Domain.

You have been given a sports centre for this very reason. Back in the day, people had thought this one out. There is plenty of room on Te Puru for your teams to play and practice and plenty of room for the rugby teams as well. There was a lot of community work done at Te Puru in the form of fundraising to give Beachlands and Maraetai a special place where every-one could meet and have fun.

Be very careful when you start telling the public what is going to happen to their land that is paid for by their rates and their taxes.

The sign on Beachlands Rd does not say that Beachlands Domain is the home of Beachlands Maraetai Associated Football Club, it says ‘Beachlands Domain Beach-lands Maraetai Soccer Club’. It seems

very strange that people can appropriate land for their own use just by the fact that a sign has been placed on the side of a road. Perhaps Beachlands Domain could be the venue of the high school that is needed so badly out here.

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the area’s unique landscapes, beaches and relatively quiet coastal roads. I’m sure some people who see the region on screen will be inspired to visit for themselves.

“Our job is to work with Franklin Local Board to ensure the Council permit con-ditions strike the right balance between communities’ needs as filming takes place around them, and Council’s support for a hugely important industry for our region.”

In the 2018/19 year, 617 permits were issued across Auckland – just shy of the annual record – earning Auckland’s thriving production and post-production industry more than a billion dollars in gross revenue.

Under Council’s permit fee system, Screen Auckland gave back to Franklin Local Board nearly $3000 from the fees charged in the area during 2018/19. The fee Council charges for a shoot varies based on its size and impact.

Franklin Local Board chair Angela Fulljames says: “Franklin Local Board are excited about the potential for screen production as a contributor to local eco-

nomic activity in our region.“We have a diversity of environments

that make us an attractive location to work in, and we are pleased to welcome productions. Recognising ourselves and our special places on screen is also a bit of a thrill and generates local pride in Franklin,” says Angela.

Screen production in Auckland directly supports more than 1600 companies and 3500 jobs. It also has a ‘halo’ effect, boosting business for a range of support industries. In most cases, productions and crews spend directly into the communities where filming takes place, from local caterers to building supplies merchants.

Jasmine Millet says: “Council appre-ciates the cooperation of residents who may be briefly affected by short-term road closures, or sections of parks being closed off, when scenes are being shot.

“The industry is growing rapidly in our region, bringing exciting job opportuni-ties, hundreds of millions in international investment, and exposure that will benefit all of us.”

Ribbons galore at rural school Ag Days

Top: Saint Kentigern College students volunteered to help Brookby School go waste-free at this year’s Ag Day. The students assisted by directing waste into the appropriate recycling stations. Below: Daniel Fanelli with his goat, Lucy at Clevedon School’s Ag Day, held on the last day of term 3. Hunua School is the final school in our district to host its Ag Day on Saturday 19 October.

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Ten months of trapping at the Pohutu-kawa Coast Presbyterian Church has resulted in 11 possums, 31 rats and 2 mice eliminated from the 2.5 acre property in Jacob’s Way.

A grant from the Franklin Local Board community grants scheme helped the church purchase 2 tunnel rat traps, a stoat trap, and 2 Timms traps.

This was supported by Omana Regional Park ranger Mags Ramsey, who loaned the church a Timms trap and negotiated 4 plastic rat traps to be donated by Auckland Council.

Beachlands and Maraetai Beach Schools

are going to be involved in the church’s pest control efforts in 2020.

Church member Faye Clark says the results speak for themselves. Church members are noticing increased numbers of lizards, and sightings of kereru, grey warbler, fantail, wax-eye, tui and king-fisher are also increasing.

“We plan to do counts on the national counting day each year to see how our efforts of both planting native trees, and trapping predators are affecting bird pop-ulations and will report back to the com-munity in 12 months with our progress,” says Faye.

Church pest control efforts bear fruit

The Pohutukawa Coast Choir will join forces with the Manukau Concert Band at their ‘When Two Worlds Collide’ concert next Saturday 19 October at 7pm.

General admission tickets to the event at St Andrew’s Church, Howick, are $10 from Eventfinda.

Worlds collide at Coast choir event

This column features news, views and literary talents of students from Beachlands, Maraetai, Clevedon, Brookby, Hunua, Paparimu, Orere and Ardmore Schools.

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Student Voice

Hot The rich, green meadow was surrounded by elegant flowers. It gave off a subtle green light from the radiant beams of the

scorching sun. The meadow had small patches of flowers everywhere - as if a

flower girl had accidentally spilled her basket of beautiful flowers on the floor and left them to grow. Cold The frigid, glacial clearing was dressed in pure white snow. It dazzled and sparkled, while flurries of crisp, polar wind win-

nowed throughout the land letting out long echoing howls. - by Jemma Bancroft (aged 11) Maraetai Beach School


On behalf of BMAFC I would also like to thank sponsors that are no longer with us, you have all played a part in helping the club achieve

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Beachlands Maraetai AFC would like to say a massive thank you in helping the club achieve promotion the NRFL for the

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Sports News & ResultsTeam awardsFK Speed Demons -Addison Ashby, Player of Year; Caleb Rowson, Most Improved - Jonathan Hales, Player of Year; Arlo Mills, Most Improved; FK Snakes on a Plane - Chloe Skelton, Player of Year; Fletcher Terry, Player of Year; FK Roaring Lions - Cooper Smith, Player of Year; Zoe Lawless, Most Improved; FK Penguins -Nico Ruediger, Player of Year; Harley Wiley, Most Im-proved; FK Freddos - Izak Lukac, Player of Year; Sidney Pond,Most Improved; FK Sharks - Ryan Kilgour, Player of Year; Isobel Harper,Most Improved; FK Wild Cats - Ayden Talaard, Player of Year; Camden Ritchie, Most Improved; FF Coast Busters - Samuel Ramsey, Player of Year; Ben Porteous,Most Improved; FF The Mighty Tigers -George Howell, Player of Year; Oliver Reid, Most Improved; FF Thunder Sharks - Quinn Deane, Player of Year; Tyler Jones, Most Improved; FF Golden Spiders - Indie Gordon, Player of Year; Keegan Franklin-Browne, Most Improved; FF Hustlers - Leo Peacock, Player of Year; Hazel Powley,Most Improved ;FF Football Ninjas - Mat-thew Morrow, Player of Year; Ramon Laker, Most Improved; 9th Raptors - Samuel Crawshaw, Player of Year; Sam Gunnell, Sports Person of the Year; Carlos Chestnutt,Most Improved; 9th Junior Rebels - Zane Allen-Salter, Player of Year; Sam Hunter, Sports Person of the Year; Dylan Overend, Most Improved; 9th Hotshotz - James Mcdonagh, Player of Year; Charlotte Skelton, Sports Person of the Year; Tyler Caesar, Most Improved; 10th Badgers - Gabriel Tuhi, Player of Year; Ben Ritchie, Sports Person of the Year; Charlie Davies, Most Improved; 10th Girls Dream Team - Kate Jacobs, Player of Year; Nieve Moir, Sports Person of the Year; Addison Levy, Most Improved; 10th Athletico - Aidan Vermaak, Player of Year; Niahm Martin, Sports Person of the Year; Molie McCarthy, Most Improved; 11th Coast Conquers - Donovan Reckling, Player of Year; Kieran Stewart, Sports Person of the Year; Ryder Starimand Bruce, Most Improved; 11th Great Whites - Roman Andrews, Player of Year; Jordan Cahill, Sports Person of the Year; Matt Harrison, Most Improved; 12th Rebel Girls - Poppy van Rensburg, Player of Year; Caitlyn May, Sports Person of the Year; Shivali Reddy, Most Improved; 13th - Dylan Fowell, Player of Year; Luke Hunter, Sports Person of the Year; Nikau Powley, Most Improved; Luke Andrews, Golden Boot; 13th Mixed - Max Hooper, Player of Year; Aaron Vessey, Sports Person of the Year; Sio Borich, Most Improved; 15th - Rene’ Allen, Player of Year; Joe Maestranzi, Sports Person of the Year; Max Louw, Most Improved; Mason Holroyd, Golden Boot; 16th Boys - Zeath Bull, Player of Year; Ben Parnell, Sports Person of the Year; Hamish Scott, Most Improved; Ricco Reckling, Golden Boot; 16th Girls - Stephanie Smith,Player of Year; Amber Tuck, Sports Person of the Year; Caitlin Kipton, Players Player of the Year; Bianca Preston, Most Improved; Stephanie Smith, Golden Boot; Women - Georgia Ross , Player of Year; Dayna Ruka, Sports Person of the Year; Sophie Watson, Most Improved; Danielle Grimmer, Golden Boot; Legionnaires - Matt Asplin, Player of the Year; James Terry /David Smith, Sports Person of the Year; Steven Dass, Players Player of the Year; James Terry, Golden Boot; Will Skelton, Daft award; Coasters - Mat

Badger, Sports Person of the Year; Aaron Donaldson, Players Player of the Year;Karl Ruediger, Golden Boot; Hamish Sutherland, Daft award; Lions - Phil Walsh, Player of the Year; Konrad Heinemann, Sports Person of the Year; Sascha Brinker, Players Player of the Year; Simon Murray, Golden Boot; Rebels - Anton Wesselink, Player of the Year; Stuart Garrett, Sports Person of the Year; Gary Thurbon, Players Player of the Year; Tim Alderdice, Golden Boot; Men 3rds - Oliver Jones, Player of the Year; Tim Brichau, Sports Person of the Year; Oliver Jones, Players Player of the Year; Alex Fletcher, Golden Boot; Johann Howard, Daft award ; Men Reserves - Reid Szopa,Player of the Year; Matt Gubbins, Sports Person of the Year; Jared Karam, Players Player of the Year; Zach Saunders, Golden Boot; Callum Jones, Daft award; Men Conference - Adrian Crowe, Player of the Year; Declan Morrison, Sports Person of the Year; Adrian Crowe, Players Player of the Year; Mark Giles, Golden Boot; Jamie Higson, Daft award

Club Awards Stan & Katrina Giles, Pete Wilson Trophy; Troy Cleave, Coach of the Year; Daniel Nielson, Most Promising Male Player of the Year 13th - 17th Grade; Bianca Preston, Most Promising Female Player of the Year 13th - 17th Grade; Ricco Reckling, Player of the Year Male 13th - 17th Grade; Stephanie Smith, Player of the Year Female 13th - 17th Grade; Coast Conquers Youth, Team of the Year; Ben Parnell, Ray Herring Cup; Jamie Higson, Senior Sportsperson of the Year; Angela Stewart, Mark Bignell Trophy; 16th Girls Henri Harbraken Female Team of the Year; Jeff Greenwood, Tony Chapman Memorial Trophy; Kerry Walmsley, Whole of Football Plan Coach of the Year; BMAFC Freddos, First Kicks 4-6 League Winners; CFC Cheetahs - Fun Football 7-8 League Winners; Tim Alderdice, Golden Boot Senior Mens (overall most goals); Danielle Grimmer, Golden Boot Senior Ladies(overall most goals); Andrew Lee, Founding Presidents Award; Flynn McKenzie Golden Gloves - Least goals scored against; Mens First Team, Team of the Year

Long Service Awards5 Year Members - Andre Kowanjko, Andrew White, Ben Ritchie, Braithe Vessey , Brody Cleave, Carla Barnard, Charlie Davies, Claude Therond , Jess Batey, Joseph Milsom, Konrad Heinemann , Marcus Perfect, Matt Santry, Max Hooper, Praveen Sharma , Renee Anderson, Sascha Brinker , Sean Anderson, Sebastien Wallace , Simon Murray, Thomas Costar, Troy Cleave, Tyler Caesar 10 Year Members, - Barry Williams , Amber Tuck, Corey Davey, Joel Denton, Riley Biddulph, Zach McIvor 15 Year Members - Aaron Parry, Tim Alderdice 25 Year Members - Justin Irvine Life Member Justin Irvine

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When students from Brookby School arrived at Maraetai’s Magazine Bay to pick up rubbish recently, they thought it was going to be an easy task - until they took a closer look.

“You look at the beach and it looks super clean and tidy but then when you go in for a closer look, and it is like a rubbish dump. People just drop their rubbish thinking that is ok,” says student Elizabeth Blong.

Brookby School’s enviro councillor students had organised the clean-up as part of the GJ Gardner Keep New Zealand Beautiful clean-up week. Students and their families were keen to take action and get involved and promoted the event by making posters and giving reminders to the students.

Teacher Sarah Blong says that students found all types of rubbish buried within the sand including zip ties, rubber bands, glass, bottle tops, micro plastics, fishing line and rope, cigarette butts and even a broken bottle. The clean-up crew also found a large amount of rubbish around the the carpark, including used nappies, lots of beer bottles, and even plastic con-tainers stuffed into trees.

“It was a real eye opener given at first glance the area appeared fairly rubbish free. When you started looking that’s when so much rubbish was found. Even the number of cigarette butts was staggering. To think this rubbish can end up in our oceans is very concerning,” says Sarah.

Student Spencer Ha was astonished at-

the amount of beer bottles he found, and suggested that a liquor ban around beaches and parks could be an idea.

Another student, Mackenzie Ha, sug-gested that with summer approaching people could incorporate a small clean up into their weekend family activities when visiting parks or beaches. Mackenzie was concerned about the rope and fishing line she found that could suffocate wildlife.

Logan Bishop-Read said the clean up was cool. “I was happy to be involved and it felt really good to be picking up rubbish. Basically it was awesome!”

Brookby School students leave Magazine Bay cleaner than they find it

Brookby School student Logan Bishop-Read picks up rubbish at Magazine Bay.

AndrewBaylyMP for HunuaI will be holding a constituentsclinic inOrere Point thismonth:

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Friday 18October,1pm—3pmOrereWar Memorial Hall289 Orere Point Road

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Mental Wellness Series20 October - 10 November

Julia Grace20 October

Matt Chapman10 November

Held at 59 Third View Ave, Beachlands | 536 6360 | [email protected]

Parenting Place Seminar “Raising Confident, Happy & Resilient Kids” - 19 November

Beachlands Baptist Church is excited to bring “Blessed, Stressed and De-pressed” to the Coast. We love this concept because we believe we have so much to be grateful for and yet with so much going on in our lives, looking after our own well being often takes a back seat. This series also coincides with NZ Mental Health Awareness Week from 7–13 October. As a church, we have elected to devote four weeks to explore, educate

and encourage people around mental wellness. It’s a conversation which isn’t widely spoken about and yet affects us all. Neil Hamilton, Pastor of Beachlands Baptist Church says: “We are super

excited to start this series on 20 October with award-winning singer/songwriter Julia Grace. The concept of Blessed, Stressed and Depressed is based on a mental wellness resource that Julia and her husband Mykle have created. We have also invited Pastor and performer Matt Chapman of the internation-ally renowned band, Detour 180, to speak in this series, and we will host a panel of medical professionals who will talk about the physiological aspect of mental wellness.”Neil says he recently read that 1 in 2 New Zealanders will meet the criteria

for a mental health diagnosis at some stage in their lifetime. “This confirms that we live in a society where depression and anxiety are one of the most under-rated and overlooked illnesses because people fear being labelled and misunderstood,” says Neil. “As a Pastor I believe we have got to change our attitude towards mental wellness because at some point in our lives we will all feel confusion, sorrow and grief. Therefore can I urge you as a community to journey with us as we embrace this incredibly important topic. Everyone is invited to church on 20 October starting at 10am.”Beachlands Baptist Church events manager Michelle Ramsey adds that

building mental wellness is equally important in the early years. “Early men-tal health is like building a strong foundation for a house, providing a safe, secure base that everything else in the house relies upon. We are excited to have the Parenting Place present a vitally important workshop called ‘Raising confident, happy and resilient kids’ to the Beachlands/Maraetai community on Tuesday 19 November at Beachlands Baptist Church.Doors will open at 7pm with tickets costing $10 per person or $15 per

couple. Supper will be served. Bookings are essential and can be made at [email protected]

Blessed, Stressed and Depressed


Asparagus season has just started. At this time of year I buy a pot of horseradish (or wasabi) and actually use it! Just add ½ tsp to your butter and serve on top of asparagus. It is the best! Or add it to this hollanda-ise sauce recipe; a fail-safe way to try hollandaise sauce for the first time.

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Here is my perfectionist way to cook asparagus. Prep:1.Prepare stalks by snapping off the hard white ends (approx. 1 inch) and pop prepared stalks into boiling salted water,

leaving the tips out of the water. Boil for 30 seconds-1 minute until the asparagus turns bright green.2.Immediately dunk asparagus in an ice cold water bath, so it turns bright green3.Drain and cook asparagus how you like, e.g. fry in oil for 2-5 minutes

in a fry pan or on the BBQ until it is as tender as you like it.

Creamy Hollandaise Sauce (enough for 1 bunch of asparagus)1 cup of milk 1 cup of chicken stock1 Tbsp cornflour ¼ tsp nutmeg2 egg yolks 2 tsp of creamed horseradishJuice from 1 lemon

1.Add milk, chicken stock, and cornflour to a pot and stir continuously over medium heat.

2.When sauce boils and thickens add egg yolks, juice from 1 lemon, nutmeg and horseradish. Whisk until you have a thick sauce, and serve immediately.

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Coastal Cat Rescue ‘Cat of the Month’Each month the PC Times profiles a cat which is ready to go to a new home after being res-cued by Coastal Cat Rescue.

Coastal Cat Rescue is a volunteer organisation based in Beachlands which helps to find loving and responsible homes for stray or dumped cats.

Gracie came to us in desperate need of help. She was starving, weighing a meagre 1.8 kgs, was suffering from the worst worm infestation we have seen, and had what appeared to be burn injuries to her nose and ear. Slowly Gracie has healed, putting on weight, gaining confidence and learning that people aren’t always bad. Despite her horrendous life Gracie has a huge amount of love to give. She is a purr machine, loves to play and adores being brushed.We are now looking for a very special retirement home for this beautiful cat. Gracie needs some-one that will take the time to earn her trust. Preferably they will be willing to bond with her before Gracie has the disruption of leaving Coastal Cat Rescue. This special someone will have the time to pamper her and understand that Gracie is not young, has suffered abuse and would not be suitable for life as an outdoor cat. Gracie would be happi-est as an only pet, in a home without children.Can you offer Gracie a safe and loving place to call her own? If so, please visit our Facebook group, Coastal Cat Rescue or text 028 4200124 to arrange to visit Gracie or the other lovely cats we have available for adoption.

After a successful launch last year, the Rotary ALLFIT Coastal Run is all set for 2019. Funds raised from last year’s event helped a number of young people on the Coast with mental health issues. Proceeds from this year’s event will continue to help young people in the area.

Rotary ALLFIT Coastal Run Facts:• Date: Sunday 4 November• Events: 10km and 5km run/walks,

plus a school relay for years 5-8• Route: races start from Duder Re-

gional Park (10km, school relay) and Maraetai Beach (5km)

• Traffic Management: half-road clo-sure of Maraetai Coast Road

• Transport: buses from Te Puru Park to Duder Regional Park

• Early Bird Pricing: available until midnight on Saturday 12 October

• Prizes: for winning runners plus lots of spot prizes including a Viking 2+1 Kayak

• Website: RotaryCoastalRun.nz for online entry, pricing and other in-formation

Event organisers, Rotary Club of Po-

hutukawa Coast, say one of the aims of the run is to allow non-profit groups, businesses and residents to be involved to provide, and add to, a sense of community on the Coast.

“Also modern living is often too stressful and sedentary. This event hopes to encour-age people to enjoy getting outdoors and gaining fitness to improve their physical and mental well-being,” says president Alex Garden.

Organisers would like to hear from:• groups who would like to sell goods

or offer a service at the Te Puru finish• businesses who would like to support

the event and charity by donating goods for prizes

• volunteers who would like to help out on the race weekend

Rotary Club of Pohutukawa Coast would like to thank ALLFIT gym for supporting this event as naming sponsors and for being fully involved in the concept and planning of the event. Other sponsors and supporters include Franklin Local Board, Jaedon Manufacturing, Fletcher Living, Beachlands Medical Centre and Sealink.

Looking for exercise motivation? Enter this year’s Coastal Run!


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Fortnightly, monthly & one-off events OMANA STAMP CLUBSECOND TUESDAY OF THE MONTH, 1.30pm at Maraetai Library. Ph Jim 536 5922 or Graham 536 6958. ZONTA INTERNATIONALFIRST WEDNESDAY EACH MONTH - 6:30 - 9:30. Takanini. More Information Ph: Pauline Bowles 292 8022JP SERVICE DESKWEDNESDAYS, 5-6.30pm. at Beachlands Medical Centre, upstairs, Pohutukawa Coast Shopping Centre.LET’S DO LUNCHFree community lunch, EVERY SECOND WEDNESDAY 12.30pm 16/10, 13/11, 11/12, Beachlands Hall. Ph: 536 6124.POHUTUKAWA COAST TOASTMASTERS7PM - 9PM EVERY SECOND WEDNESDAY in the Beachlands School Staff Room. Email [email protected] or Phone Craig Martin 0272866751. Next meeting: Wed 9 Oct.POHUTUKAWA COAST ROTARYSECOND AND FOURTH THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH, 6PM, Pepperjacks, Pine Harbour. COTTAGE CAFEFIRST AND THIRD FRIDAY EACH MONTH: 10am-12pm Kawakawa Bay Presbyterian Church. Ph: Jan Rouse on 292 2701.BEACHLANDS/MARAETAI U3ATUESDAYS: Third Tuesday of each month, 10-11.30am St Hilda’s Hall, 3 Wakelin Rd. Interesting programme, morning tea. All welcome.COASTAL TREASURES FAMILY PICNICSAT 12 OCTOBER, 5.30PM. Sunkist Bay Reserve, All welcome.

NZ SOCIETY OF GENEOLOGISTS MEETINGSAT 12 OCTOBER 1.30PM St Andrews Church, Howick

CRAFT AND CLOTHES MARKETSUN 13 OCTOBER: 10AM-2PM, Beachlands Memorial Hall. Delicious food, face painting, crafts, second hand goods including Crown Lynn Pottery, and a wide array of high quality second hand clothes. Fill a bag for $20.

FOREST AND BIRD MEETING AND TALKS 14 OCTOBER, 7.30PM “Skinks’ habitats are under serious threat”. The Gardens Community Hall, 5 Mt Lebanon Crescent, Manurewa.

Weekly eventsAdvertising in our Community Calendar is free. Activities must be not-for-profit and have a community focus. For listings, email [email protected] - include activity, day of week, time, venue and contact details.

FRIDAY• TE WAIROA NURSERY Potting Bee, 9am-12pm. E: [email protected]• CLEVEDON ART GROUP McNicol Homestead 10am to 12noon. Free tuition available. New members very welcome. Marian 027 296 3827• SENIOR CIRCUIT: 9am Te Puru Centre, $5 Ph 536 5360. • HOBBY ART GROUP: 10am-12pm, Beachlands Log Cabin. Ph: Anne 021 180 4595 or Barbara 021 055 7370. • COTTAGE CAFES on first and third Fridays of each month 10am til 12pm – FREE great coffee and food, awesome company. Great way to meet your neighbours. Contact us at [email protected] or leave a message on 2922241.• BeachUTH: 7-10pm, Youth Group for years 9-13, Y7/8 6-7pm Beachlands Baptist Church. Ph: Lisa Leat 021 068 7300, E: [email protected]• CYG YOUTH GROUP for years 9-13. 7.30-9.30pm, Clevedon Hall. Contact Fran 021 326 237 or [email protected]• KAWAKAWA ORERE YOUTH Thursdays 6.30pm at Kawakawa Bay Hall – FREE for ages 10-18yrs Food and Chats, Games, Music and hangouts. Check us out on Facebook for updates and info.MONDAY• POHUTUKAWA COAST PLAYGROUP: 9.30-11.30am, Beachlands Memorial Hall.• THE GOLDIES WALKING GROUP: 8.45am, Pine Harbour Marina ferry base, or another local site. Ph: Chris Shirley 536 5106/027 498 7857.• SENIOR CIRCUIT: 9am $5 Te Puru Centre• MANUKAU MASTERS SWIMMING CLUB: Wed & Sat, carpooling from Beachlands Maraetai: contact [email protected] • CASUAL BADMINTON: 7.30-9pm, Te Puru Centre, $5. Ph:536 5360• CASUAL TABLE TENNIS: 7.30-9pm. Te Puru, $5 SOCIAL TENNIS: Adults beginners/intermediate 7-9pm Te Puru. Linda 0211253964 maraetaitennisclub.co.nz.TUESDAY• COASTAL PLAYGROUP PC Presbyterian Church, 5 Jacobs Way, Maraetai. 9am-12pm. Bubs till 5 yrs. Ph Sarah 022 082 6432.• COFFEE & KIDS 9.30 - 11am, Beachlands Baptist Church, playgroup, refreshments, home baking.• NATTER N STITCH 11.30am-3.30pm. Beachlands Log Cabin. Phone Diane 0274 756 526.• KOKAKO VOLUNTEER DAY: 8.15am–3.30pm, Northern Hunua Ranges. Ph: Mags Ramsey 536 7012, E: [email protected].• RUMMIKUB 1pm - 4pm, Te Puru Centre $2. Ph: Bernadette 021 170 9350.

• MARAETAI (LAWN) BOWLING CLUB: Cnr Te Pene Road. Roll ups Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. 1pm. Enquiries. Ph Derek 536 4626• BASKETBALL: All ages, Te Puru Centre. Email [email protected]. Ph: 027 775 5320.ADVANCED TENNIS: Adults intermediate/advanced. 7-9pm Te Puru. Belinda 0226949244 maraetaitennis.co.nz.• MEN’S AND INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED LADIES TENNIS: Te Puru. 7pm to 9pm. Contact Stephen 021 217 7587• HOUSIE/BINGO Beachlands Charter Club, Every Tuesday 7.30pm prompt start. 16 games, plus a super house $15. Nice friendly atmosphere.• THE POHUTUKAWA COAST CHOIR: 7-9pm, Presbyterian Church, 5 Jacobs Way, Maraetai. Ph: Sue 022 415 6897.WEDNESDAY• COASTAL MAINLY MUSIC PC Presbyterian Church, 5 Jacobs Way, Maraetai. 9am-12pm. Bubs till 5 yrs. Ph Sarah 022 082 6432.• SENIOR CIRCUIT: 9am $5 Te Puru Centre First Wednesday of the month BYO plate for coffee after.• SENIOR SPORTS: 10am-12pm, Te Puru Centre. All welcome. FREE• THE GOLDIES GYM GROUP: 1-2pm, Perform Fitness Gym, Formosa Sports Centre. Ph: Chris Shirley 536 5106 or 536 7231• “CREATIVE WINGS” RELAX WITH ART FOR THE SENIORS: St Hilda’s Church, 3 Wakelin Road, Beachlands10 am – 12 pm.Light lunch provided Please call 536 6124 if you would like transport. • KAWAKAWA BAY PLAYING WITH MUSIC 10.30am Wednesdays at the Cottage – all caregivers and children welcome. Find us on Facebook at Kawakawa Bay Music or contact Rhiannon on 021 1322412• KAWAKAWA BAY CRAFTERS K Bay Hall, 10am-12pm. Ph 292 2666.• MAHJONG 10am-12pm Te Puru Sports Club $2• MANCAVE 12.30-1.30pm. Shared luncheon for semi retired/retired men. BYO Lunch. Beachlands Baptist Ph 536 6360 • GIRL GUIDES: 6.30-8pm, Beachlands Memorial Hall• CLEVEDON FIRESIDE BRIDGE CLUB: 10.15am, Anglican Church Hall, Clevedon. Lessons available. Ph: Pauline 299 7433 or Jill 530 8562.• MARAETAI BEACH INDOOR BOWLING CLUB: 7pm, Maraetai Hall, Rewa Road. Ph Gae 536 6227 or 027 676 6473.• WRIGGLE & RHYME FOR 0-2 YEARS: Every second week. Maraetai Rural Library or Beachlands Rural Library• HILLPARK SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE CLUB 7.30-9.30pm, Hillpark School Hall, Grande Vue Road, Manurewa. Contact: Heather 09 267 6375; Les: 09 299 6668 or Glenis 2922 825• MAHJONG: 10am-12pm, Beachlands Log Cabin• CLEVEDON SOCIAL BADMINTON: 8pm, Clevedon Hall, $3. Ph: Tony 536 6881 or Mags 0274 245 723• PEST CONTROL DAY: Southern Hunua Ranges, Ph: Mags 536 7012, E: [email protected]• MAINLY MUSIC. Sessions at 9.30am and 10.45am. Beachlands

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Baptist. Morning tea served between the sessions. P. 536 6360• SENIOR EXERCISE: 9.15am. A gentle exercise program.at McNicol Homestead. Contact Cath on 021 349 417• GENTLE EXERCISE, GAMES, MORNING TEA, FOR OLDER PEOPLE 65+ Thursday’s 09.45am-12 45pm, St Hilda’s Church Hall, Wakelin Rd, Beachlands. Ph Chris 021 133 5283 or 536 7214 • TOY LIBRARY: Thurs 10.00am-12.00pm Sun 9am-10.00am. 59 Third View Ave. Beachlands. 021 492 325. Term time only.• ST JOHNS YOUTH: 6-7.30pm, Beachlands Hall• LINE DANCING: 10-11am, Memorial Hall, $5. Ph: Karen 021 213 6020.• ADULT GYMNASTICS/FITNESS CLASS: 11am-1pm FREE Te Puru

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Family farm walks, pony rides and children’s parties. Visit www.clevedonanimalfarm.co.nz or call Lynn on 292 9231.

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HANDYMANYou name it... renovations, DVS installation, gardening, retaining, fencing, landscaping, trellis, light building and maintenance work. Ph Gary on 021 90 30 20 or 536 6358.

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All small engine repairs, mowers, ride-on mowers, chainsaws, weedtrimmers, & chain saw sharpening. No job too small. Free pick-up local area only. Ph: 536 5621 or mob 027 308 7777.

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No job too small! Gib stop & paint, brick & block laying, tiling, paving, property maintenance. Ph: Dean 536 5164 or 0221 361 620.

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On Saturday 19 October at 2.30pm, the Pohutukawa Coast Presbyterian Church will run its second Great Scavenger Hunt event for families.

The event will start at the parking area beside the Mar-aetai Beach Boat Club and playground at Maraetai and finish at the Presbyterian Church, 5 Jacobs Way, Maraetai at 4.30pm with sausages, hot chips and ice creams.

There will be prizes for the highest scores and fastest times as well as spot prizes. There will be a separate hunt for families with children 6 and under.

Cost $3 per person or $10 per family. The hunt may be done on foot, by bicycle or car (note that some walking will be required). Bookings essential by Tuesday 15 October.

Contact Lyn Buchanan 536 6774, mob 021 135 3643, [email protected] or Heather Chapman 292 8608, mob 021 714 274, or [email protected].

Fun for families at Great Scavenger Hunt

Taken from us October 9th 2006

We miss you so much.Loved always &

forever...~ Mum, Dad, Nana,

Dylan, Lisa, and special uncle of Kane & Kendall

KANE ANTHONY WRIGHT

Bridge repairs lead to road closureAT plans to start repairing Whitford’s Mangemangeroa

Bridge this Sunday 13 October, which could lead to overnight road closures for up to seven weeks.

The work is being done to repair damage to the bridge caused by a truck crash in April.

Earlier this week, an AT spokesperson said they were still confirming the scope of works with their contractor. “At this time, the approach is for the work to be done under night closure but we have not confirmed whether it is going to be a full closure, or just a stop-go, mainly due to clashes with other closures in the vicinity.”

AT also says the start date of the work may change. Once repairs are underway, the section of road between

the Somerville Road roundabout and the intersection of Broomfields/Whitford Road will be fully or partially closed each night between 9pm and 6am.

Commuters should use Sandstone Road as an alternative route during these hours.

The work is expected to be complete by 29 November.AT says it is working through a number of the issues

raised by Franklin Local Board members during tours of the area.


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• Cambelts • CV Joints • Auto Electrical Repairs

HOURS: Mon - Fri: 8am-5pmALL WORK GUARANTEED131 Maraetai Drive, Maraetai

Ph: 536 6542

Petrol - Diesel - European Vehicles - Loan Cars

MECHANICAL REPAIRS

ELECTRICIANSYour Local Registered Electricians

Ph 536 6800For prompt professional electrical services with a smile

• www.awe.co.nz• [email protected]• free quotes

Providing electrical services on the Pohutukawa Coast & throughout Auckland

PH: 536-4076MOB: 021 769 964

FREE Quoteswww.pohutukawaelectrical.co.nz

No job too small - No job too big!Fast, reliable service.Qualified lighting designer

PLUMBING

Call Mark on...

New Homes - Renovations - Water Filters & PumpsHot Water Cylinders - Repairs

www.fordplumbing.co.nz 536 5698

Certifying Craftsman Plumber

Your local lawn and garden specialist

Call Richie: 021917332

Qualified Landscape design and Implementation Call Roanne: 0272528183

Email: [email protected]

LAWNS & LANDSCAPING

www.howickoptometrists.co.nzphone 534 8716

OPTOMETRISTS

Souly Cremation Packages from $1745 inc.gst Souly Burial Packages from $1995 inc.gst *plot & interment

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Land ClearingTree MaintenanceTree removalStump GrindingHedge Care

[email protected]

Phone Doug 021537171•09 5378595

Ian Wiseman021 858 577

[email protected]/55 Third View Ave, Beachlands

STORAGE

Your local electrician

Chris O’Donnell(NZ Registered Electrician)

P: 0274 15 30 15 E: [email protected]

Sanctuary DentalUnit 20, 2 Bishop Dunn Place, Botany

09 273 2173

Sanctuary Dental24-34 Seddon Street, Pukekohe

09 238 4619

Children’s dentistry Tongue tie release – using water laser Safe mercury amalgam removal

Orthodontic treatment without extracting teeth Interest free terms over 1 year

• Teeth whitening• All ceramic tooth filling materials using CerecAC onmicam, 3D technology

• Permanent tooth replacements with dental implants• For gum health and maintenance call our hygienists Shelley & Fernanda

• All aspects of general dentistry

Evening appointments availableCall us now on 530 8461 or email: [email protected]

• Rick Parfitt B.D.S • Shelley Chadwick R.D.H.Alex Lindsay B.D.S • Fernanda Flores R.D.H

Whitford Village, Whitford

Make the rightchoice aboutyour dental care

FREE DENTISTRY IS AVAILABLE FOR ALL YOUNG ADULTSEligible from Year 9 until their 18th birthday Contact us today to learn more

We are dedicated to yourpersonal well-being throughdental health

• Blend Method Electrolysis • Facials using Sothy’s products • Waxing • Lash/Brow Tinting • Manicures & Pedicures • Massage

• Make-up for Weddings or Special Occasion using M.A.C. Cosmetics • GIFT VOUCHERS AVAILABLE • APPOINTMENTS ONLY

P: 09 536 4484 | 021 175 1644E: [email protected]

Julie Green C.I.B.T.A.C.renewbeautyroom

beauty therapy | make-up

HEALTH & BEAUTY

DRAINAGE

• Drain unblocking• CCTV camera• Drain repairs• Surface water problems• Retaining Walls• All drainage requirements

Registered DrainlayersFree quotes and advice Contact Rick

027 256 2533

MAINTENANCE SPECIALIST24 hours/7days A WEEK • NZ CERTIFIED PLUMBER

LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED

535 0439 • 021 068 [email protected]

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Business Listings - Ph: 536 5715 E: [email protected] SERVICESProbiz Systems Ltd, Sharon Bramley 530 8036 Ian McLennan, CA www.iwm.co.nz 536 6715Diane Myers CA, [email protected] 292 9470beanies2U, call Tanya chartered accountant 027 5533 570.Pat Callinan, [email protected] 533 8420Hills & Associates Ltd CA, Randall Hills 530 9207Business Allsorts, MYOB & Xero Experts 536 5850Peat Johnson Murray 869 2091

AERIALS, TV & HOME THEATRESmart Home Technology. Freeview, aerials, phone jacks, TV outlets, home theatre, new home prewire. Phone Sunny 0800 786 266 or 027 2841 325Auckland Wide Electrical 536 6800, 021 998 665Digital Solutions Ltd: New & existing home TV setup, UHF & Sky distribution, Data/WiFi improvement, TV surround sound, Security alarms and cameras. Call Rodger: 021 659 677

AGGREGATESBeachlands Building & Hire Centre 536 6567Manukau Quarry Ltd 33 Ha Cresent Wiri Manukau 0800-767-552

ALUMINUM WINDOWS:www.windowrenovations.co.nz Repairs and Replacements 021 297 2320

APPLIANCE SERVICINGAxial appliance servicing [email protected] 573 0877Appliance Wizard Ltd Ph Paul 0275 784 226

ARBORISTLimb to Limb Tree Care 021 259 0987

ARCHITECTSPeter Diprose www.diprose.co.nz 530 9065 or 021 125 1498

ARCHITECTURAL PLAN & DESIGNRoss J Willoughby 530 9358Brian Duncan [email protected] 021 998 935

AUTO ELECTRICIANMobile Auto & Marine 0800 662 352

BATHROOM RENOVATIONSComplete design and build by top tradesman, 10 year guarantee call Allan 0210 290 3978

BEACHLANDS STORESBeachlands Building & Hire Centre- hardware, hire and garden centre 536 6567

BED & BREAKFASTBrookwood Lodge, Beachlands. 536 6975 or 0274 796 453

BEEKEEPINGThe Bee Shop 021 268 2564

BLIND SERVICESBlindworks - For all New Blinds - Plus Blind Cleaning and Repairs www.blindworks.co.nz 0800 999 229

BOOKKEEPERSBusiness Allsorts, MYOB & Xero Experts 536 5850

BUILDERSBryant Builders Ltd 0274 935 507 or 2928 777Homing Instincts Ltd, ph Gareth Price 021 618 181 or 536 6422Michael Nootebos 536 6628 or 0274 799 776Westwood Builders Ltd 0274 85 4412Superior Developments Ltd 021 079 2589

BUILDERS’ SUPPLIESMorton Timber Co. Clevedon 292 8656

BUSINESS PROCESS & COMPLIANCEEmendas - People, process & safetywww.emendas.co.nz 021 778 080

CAKE DECORATORCake Love [email protected] 021 201 0945 / 536 5174

CAR VALETJohn’s Car Valet Services 536 4324 or 021 825 381

COMPUTER SERVICESAndrew WhatWhyWhen.com 0220 HELP PC or 536 6514

CONCRETE SERVICESBellingham Concrete Ltd Contact Dean on 0274-533-059

CONCRETE TIPPING & RECYCLINGConcrete Tipping and Recycled Aggregate Supply - Simken Land Works Call David 027 549 0944 or Simon 027 444 9286

DENTISTSSanctuary Dental 273 2173 Whitford Dental Group 530 8461 or 530 8271– Dr Rick Parfitt & Dr Antonia Nagel – Hygienist – Shelley Chadwick 530 8461, 530 8271Anthony Hunt Dental Ltd, Dr Anthony Hunt, Clevedon 292 9071Marina Dentists Pine Harbour 536 4361Smile Dental Beachlands - Your local dentist. New paitents welcome. 022 8888 171 - Free examination since 1996 09 302 0808 www.smiledental.co.nz 0800 4 smile

DIESEL MECHANICMobile service: trucks, machinery, light commercials and trailers. Ph Craig Waters 021 613 152

DIGGER & TRUCK HIREThe Little Digger 027 278 0335 or 536 4424Digger Landscapes www.diggerlandscapes.nz 021 415 832

DOCTORSBeachlands Medical Centre 536 6006

DOGS, CATS & PETSClevedon Kennels and Cattery 292 8789Fairfield Pet Lodge, Clevedon 292 8852 Pets at Whitford Spa and Stay (PAWSS) 530 8860

DRAINLAYERSVibe Earthmovers and Drainage call Vincent 0272 225 377

DRILLINGDrillforce – water bores, divining, pump advice 09 267 9100

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONB/M Playcentre Mon-Fri. 9am-12 536 6015in Beachlands School grounds Whitford Early Learning Centre 530 8726Clevedon Kidz Early Childhood Centre 2928 358BestStart Coastal 536 6737BestStart Sunkist Bay Kindy 536 5313Stems From Home Professional In-Home Child Care 536 7103Home Grown Kids, Home Based Childcare/Nannies 0508 44 54 37 [email protected] Pikopiko Learning Centre, Whitford 530 8697

EARTH MOVING CONTRACTORSHenri & Lynda Habraken 0274 961 472, 536 6806www.brookbycontracting.co.nz 3.5t w Augers, truck hire/cartage 530 9290 or 027 530 9290Riordan Contracting 09 530 9429 OR 027 430 9429Glenn Keane Ltd: diggers and truck hire/cartage 0274 731 403Superior Developments Ltd 021 079 2589Terroir Ltd 021 490 173

EDITINGDocuments, CVs, Reports, Articles, Theses, Manuscripts...Call experienced writers and editors Fran or Duncan on 021 536 571

ELECTRICIANSAuckland Electrical & Pump Services 536 4074,027 4741 579Auckland Wide Electrical 536 6800, 021 998 665Pohutukawa Electrical 536 4076, mob 021 769 964Positive Electrical Services 021 801 606Powered Up Electrical 021 660 065 , 299 1122ASAP Electrical, Chris O’Donnell 0274 15 30 15Go Electrical, Grant O’Halloran (Beachlands) 021 987 228

ENGINEERS - CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL/STRUCTURALCivilPlan Consultants Ltd 222 2445

FENCING CONTRACTORSCraig McLeod 027 292 5844White Fencing 2928 064, 0274 957 868~ rural fencing, retaining walls www.whitefencing.co.nz

FIREWOODIgnition Firewood 0800 WOOD NOW

FLOORINGAll About Floors, Darrel 570 5300, 021 688 875Nicks Floor Sanding 536 6916, Mobile 021 875 456

FLORISTClevedon Flowers, www.clevedonflowers.co.nz 292 9540Harbour Rose Florist: Sandra 021 024 35299

FUNERAL DIRECTORSResthaven Funeral ServicesRachel Benns & Raewyn Proctor 533 7493, 267 2530Ensom Funerals (John Ensom, Jo Nevin) 266 6646 or 524 6765Fountains Funeral Directors & Monumentalists -Papakura, Franklin and Manurewa 298 2957 or 266 6177Howick Funeral Home Robert Johnstone - Mark Rowley 534 7300 Souly Funerals Beachlands 0800 47 68 59

GARAGE DOORSRepairs & Service, Metro Garage Doors 263 6608

GEOTECHNICAL SERVICESFraser Thomas Ltd 278 7078

GIBSTOPPINGWayne Mackenzie 021 882 276 or ah 530 9031Greg Brown 021 067 6104, ah 536 5989specialistlinings.co.nz We fix, stop, and paint 0800 54 64 64Gib stopping & painting - Tony 0274 966 394 or 536 6477

GLASS AND GLAZINGManurewa Glass 266 7794Howick Glass 535 4180

HAIRDRESSINGSpirit Hair-Makeup-SprayTanning 021 1630 174Hair Do’s @ Maraetai ph Denise 536 4571Cooper Hairdressing, 16 Te Pene Rd, Maraetai 027 329 1781GoldilocksHair Care Professionals Pohutukawa Shopping Centre 536 5805

HANDYMAN SERVICESLocal Handyman: 536 5050 or 021 156 7370Oakes Build Landscape Maintenance www.oakes.nz 021 903 020Lifestyle Property Services Ltd 0272 533 336

HAY & HAYLAGE CONTRACTORMcInnes Contractors Ltd 0274 992 648

HEAT PUMPS Positive Electrical Services 021 801 606

HIRE & GARDEN CENTREBeachlands Building & Hire Centre 536 6567

JEWELLERPaul Taylor Manufacturing Jewellers 536 4200Repairs/Remodelling/Valuations/Insurance Replacements Shop C/7, 129 Beachlands Rd, Pohutukawa Coast Shopping Centre

REAL ESTATE AGENTSBarfoot & Thompson Beachlands 536 4990Barfoot & Thompson Whitford 530 8292Harcourts Beachlands Real Estate 536 6121Ray White Lighthouse Licensed Real Estate 536 7011Bayleys Real Estate Limited 535 5480RE/MAX Clevedon 292 8388

ROOFING SERVICESEastern Roofing Services, ph Steve 536 5875 or 021 865 615Complete Roofing 0800 100 033

SCAFFOLDING Scaffold Connect Ltd 027 565 4130 or 09 215 4855

SECURITY SYSTEMSADS Security Ltd (alarms & monitoring) 536 6860Armstrong Smarter Security and Alarms 09 274 0999

SEPTIC TANK CLEANINGSST Services phone Rob 09 2947611 or 0274 967430

SHUTTLESCoast Shuttle-local hire & airport trips 536 6488, 0274 722 613Omana Shuttles - Airport Transfers 536 5935Country Roads - Anywhere, Anytime 021 084 28757Shuttle Box- Private Hire 027 5366 114Ace Shuttles - Airport Transfers 0800 872 000 or 027 285 3957

SPRAY TAN SPECIALISTSColour Me In 536 6766 or 027 662 9897

SURVEYORS - LANDHollier Greig Ltd 2928 745McInnes, Read & Lucas Ltd 2987 288Fraser Thomas Ltd 2787 078Churchill Land Development Services Ltd 2734 182CivilPlan Consultants Ltd 222 2445

SWIMMING POOLSBluestone Pools Ltd 021 2731 779, ah 536 7125Mayfair Pools Ltd 027 275 1205 Eastside Pool Valet Service, ph Miles 0274 872 811

TOWN PLANNERSCivilPlan Consultants Ltd 222 2445

TRAVEL - INTERNATIONAL & DOMESTICClevedon Travel Brokers [email protected] 0272739701Travelselect Beachlands call Mark or Sam 536 6730

TREE SERVICESCoastal Cutters - [email protected] 021 196 6509

TYRES - SALES & SERVICEMaraetai Automotive 536 6542Pohutukawa Motors 536 6664

UPHOLSTERY & CANVASEastern Cover Centre - boat covers & patio blinds 535 7524

VALUERS-PROPERTYProperty Valuations Ltd, Papakura 299 7406Seagar & Partners Ltd, Charlene 272 9660 or 021 945 806

VETERINARY SERVICESFranklin Vets - Pohutukawa Coast Shopping Centre, 538 0010Beachlands Open: Mon-Fri: 8am-6pm Sat: 9am-3pm

VEHICLE RENTALOnRoad Rentals - 8,10,12 Seater Minibus Rentals - FREE delivery to your door or Auckland Airport - www.onroad.co.nz 0800 736 863

WATER DELIVERYBeachlands/Maraetai Water Supply 273 9763Beachlands Water Service 536 6508Clevedon Water 292 8099Whitford Water Supplies 530 8164John’s Farmlet Services & Water Supplies 0800 327 653The Original Johns Water Supplies 536 6696 or 530 8155Maraetai Blue Ltd 536 6437, 027 536 6437Carlton Haulage 0800 420 246Coastal Water Cartage 0508 262 7825Seaview Water 0508 732 843– $280 for 17,000 litres Cheapest price per litre in town guaranteed!WET AZZ – keeping it local 0800 WET AZZ (0800 938 299)AAA Water Delivery from $210 Emergency Same day 022 164 1310

WALLPAPERINGWallpapering 536 5899 or 021 174 8466

WATER TANK CLEANING & REPAIRSGreen Clean Co (Tank clean $150) 0274 982 419 or 536 5447John’s Farmlet Services 0800 327 653Maraetai Blue Tank Cleaning Call Jacob 021 029 84170Lance Gedge Water Tank Cleaning Services 021 827 560

WATER TREATMENTThe Filter Guy Ltd, 0800 159 858Malmaks Water Shop 530 8872, 021 353 158

WEDDING VENUETe Puru Centre 536 5360Maraetai Beach Boating Club 536 6649

WINDOWSWindow Renovations LtdSupply and Install Aluminum Joinery 021 297 2320

WELDING:Justin Smith 021 268 2564

WINDOW CLEANING/HOUSE WASHINGPanoramics 530 8136 or 027 245 3444BEST Property Services 0508 932 532 or 021 366 615Just Clean Me, Exterior Cleaning Services 022 089 2383

KITCHENSLa Bella Kitchens Ltd, www. labellakitchens.co.nz 530 9092 Kitchen Craft Ltd – Ph Warren 09 274 4221For Sizzling Kitchen Design & Cabinetry www.kitchencraft.co.nz Inhouse Design & Concepts Ltd www.inhousedesigns.co.nzPh Brendan 021 272 1974, 536 4625

KNIFE SHARPENINGPhone Chris 536 6181 or 021 536 618

LANDSCAPINGEastside Landscapes 021 484 158 Kai Gardens Karen - 021 046 1463

LAUNDROMAT7 DAYS, at GAS Maraetai, 131 Maraetai Drive, Maraetai 536 4218

LAWNMOWING & GARDENING SERVICESGreenacres – Stephen Howe 292 4165 or 021 2266 753Prolawns (Beachlands based) Shane 536 4351 or 021 746 887R&R Garden Services Richie: 021 917 332, Roanne: 027 252 8183

LAWNMOWERS SALES/ SERVICE/ REPAIRSB’lnds/M’tai mower/chainsaw repairs 536 5621 or 027 308 7777

LEGAL SERVICESSwayne McDonald & Co (Beachlands/Maraetai/Whitford) 265 2700John Burton - Maraetai & Beachlands 536 5279 or 299 7780Sanctuary Trust Law, Jacques Vannoort, LLM 273 2173Sutcliffe Matson Law 09 279 8351 or 021 327 030Mobile lawyers available after hours James Donovan, 10/42 Kouka Rd, Beachlands 869 4565

LIFE INSURANCEBe Covered - Alina Hooper - Insurance Advisor 021 297 1391

LOCKSMITHSLocal Locksmith - Tony+ 536 5050 or 021 156 7370Armstrong Smarter Security 0800 506 111

LPG SUPPLIERSMatagas 0800 954 427

MARINE AND BOATINGFBO 536 5157Ovlov Marine Pine Harbour LTD 536 5249

MECHANICAL REPAIRSClevedon Automotive Ltd 292 8441 0274 743 918Maraetai Automotive 536 6542Pohutukawa Motors, 57 Third View Ave, Beachlands 536 6664 Garaway Autos 022 395 6185Luke’s Garage Ltd 09 218 6442 / 022 301 0412

MIRRORSHowick Glass 535 4180

OUTBOARD REPAIRS/ MARINE ENGINEERINGEastern Marine ~ Outboard, Petrol & Diesel Motors 536 6252

PAINTERS & DECORATORSDTS Wright Contracting Ltd 536 5239 or 021 40 1094 East Auckland Painting Ltd 027 619 2619 specialistlinings.co.nz We fix, stop, and paint 0800 54 64 64Nice Painting Co. Possibly the nicest painters in NZ 0272 300 146

PEST CONTROLCoastal Pest Solutions (including rats, rabbits,possums, wild cats, pest birds, wasps & bees) 536 6020 or 0273 932 125Professional Pest Control 536 6690 or 021 078 3622

PHARMACIES Unichem Beachlands Pharmacy 536 6500, fx 536 6590Pohutukawa Coast Pharmacy 536 6747, fx 536 6742

PHYSIOTHERAPISTBeachlands Physio beachlandsphysio.co.nz 09 222 4120 Ultimate Physio 739 Chapel Road, Botany 272 9294

PLASTERING SERVICESSolid Plastering, Bruce Parsons 021 981 812

PLUMBERSFord Plumbing, www.fordplumbing.co.nz 536 5698Dynamo Plumbing 535 0439 or 021 068 3818BF Brown Plumbing & Drainlaying 0800 477 455Complete Plumbing Services Ltd 0800 1000 33

PLUMBERS & GASFITTERSAshby Plumbing & Gas 292 2445 or 0272 553 499

PODIATRISTSManurewa Podiatry 266 8800

PROJECT MANAGEMENT/RESOURCE CONSENTSStephen Mason 021 490 173

PROPERTY MANAGEMENTHarcourts Beachlands Real Estate 536 6121, 0276 480 240Rent People Ltd 0800 426 580RobsonKerr Property Management 0508 762 766Ray White Lighthouse Licensed Real Estate 536 7011Barfoot & Thompson Beachlands 536 4990

PUMP SALES & REPAIRSAuckland Electrical & Pump Services 536 4074, 0274 741 579pumpsdirect.co.nz 536 5447, 0274 982 419Malmaks Water Shop 530 8872, 021 353 158Complete Pumps 0800 100 033

QUARRYManukau Quarries 263 0220