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The road ahead for KaiparaThe council asked the Government

to appoint independent commissioners after the ministerially-appointed review team briefed council on a report which was presented to the Minister of Local Government on August 17.

The review team led by Northland businessman and farmer Greg Gent and supported by Leigh Auton and Peter Tennent, was appointed in June 2012 to consider the � nancial and governance challenges facing the Council.

The Minister will now seek Cabinet’s agreement to appoint commissioners. Once appointed, they will take on the tasks of council and the mayor, while the mayor and councillors’ names will remain on the register in name only with no function and no remuneration.

In the meantime, council are expected to continue in of� ce and carry out their duties including the approval of the Annual Report 2010/11 and the adoption of the revised Long Term Plan 2012/2022.

“There will be possibly up to four commissioners appointed by Cabinet at the latest mid-September and our recommendation is that they work very closely with theKaipara community,” said Mr Gent.

Commissioners will perform the functions, responsibilities, duties and powers of the council including engagement with the Kaipara community.

“If appointed, the commissioners would have the public reporting and consultation obligations of an elected local authority and community engagement would be an important part of their role. The Commissioners would make their decisions in formal council meetings which would be open to the public, except where grounds for excluding the public under the Local Government Of� cial Information and Meetings Act 1987 are met,” said Department of Internal Affairs general manager policy, Marilyn Little.

With the district set for new governance, the question is where to from here for Kaipara

“Cabinet-approved Terms of Reference will set out expectations regarding community engagement,” added Ms Little.

Mr Gent said the commissioners will remain at council until they have established a robust operating platform but how long that will take will be in the hands of the government.

“They are not there as receivers, selling the silverware — it’s about re-establishing and stabilising the council’s business,” said Mr Gent.

Councillor Andrew Wade has agreed to withdraw his resignation to save the district a by-election.

“The cost of holding a by-election would be around $13,000 and would serve no purpose,” added Mr Gent.

The appointment in Kaipara would be the third in NZ’s history with commissioners previously appointed for Environment Canterbury and Rodney District Council.

The Of� ce of the Auditor General will continue their work with an inquiry into the way council managed the Mangawhai wastewater scheme.

Kaipara District Council Chambers

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The Northland Roller Mills Rugby team is on track with a convincing win in their fi rst hit out against a North Harbour representative team last Saturday. In the fi rst of fi ve pre-tournament games, the newly formed Northland Roller Mills team beat an open weight Silverdale representative team by 34-14. Northland took an early lead in the game with great communication between the players and good commitment levels from the players, securing three fi rst half tries. Silverdale came back into the game with two tries early in the second half of the game, which was then countered by a resurgent Northland in the last quarter. After the game, Coach Maurice Colley said he was “happy to get the fi rst game under our belt, particularly pleasing that it was a win”. Maurice also added that “…. now knowing exactly where our strengths and weaknesses lie, it helps to form our training plan for the next six weeks until the tournament in Auckland”.

The squad has a team building and training camp this weekend in Matauri Bay that is designed to build the bond between players. This team bond is critical to success in the Roller Mills tournament with six games over the course of a week.

Northland Rugby Union has been very supportive of the Roller Mills squad, with All Black great Bruce Robertson taking a session about mental preparation for their trainings and games.

The Roller Mills tournament venue has now been confi rmed as Teachers Eastern Club in Orakei. The tournament kicks off on Sunday 30th

of September to Saturday 6th October.

Management of the Northland Roller Mills are appealing to Northland Rugby supporters and local communities to get behind and come on board with this exciting venture. “We need heaps of publicity, knowingness, which will generate a lot of energy. This hopefully will create a sea of blue with and support for our team, which we will take to Auckland and fl ood them with it!” says Catherine Stewart the Northland Roller Mills Manager.

You can check out regular updates through Face book on the Northland Offi cial Rugby site, so that families and communities can follow the boys’ progress. Fundraising continues with raffl e tickets being sold around Northland by the boys, sponsorship being sought and an Auction to be held.

The Duffy Theatre group, part of the Duffy Books in Homes initiative, performed at Paparoa Primary recently to spread the message that reading is cool.

The initiative was set up by Alan Duffy to inspire children from low decile schools to read and develop a love of books.

Each term children are given one or two books and when children show positive behaviour they are rewarded with extra books at assemblies.

“It’s been a great incentive to encourage children to read and they love it. These types of initiatives

are what schools need to support reluctant readers,” says PaparoaPrimary principal, Nathan Vickerstaff.

Mr Vickerstaff estimates that 1000 books have been given to Paparoa children in the past four years.

Tinopai School joined Paparoa to watch the theatre performance about Duffy’s discovery of the best book in the world.

“Theatre is another way to get the message across that reading is cool and it’s an immediate and interactive thing for children to get involved with,” says Duffy theatre manager, Sarah Graham.

The Duffy Theatre group members, James and Lauie, promote the message that books are cool to Tinopai and Paparoa children

Chris Donahoe presents Sam with a framed photo of her winning moment at the Riverside Produce market in Dargaville

Sam La Hood, 16, returned from Italy with the women’s world street unicycling title and the Dargaville community welcomed her back by honouring her success

“All of Dargaville can now bask in the glory of a world champ,” says Circus Kumarani teacher, Adrian Humm.

She was presented with a framed photo which contained an image of Sam with her medal just after she won her world title by Circus Kumarani Trust member, Chris Donahoe.

“Sam has shown a lot of bravery and commitment and it was great to see her go all the way to the world champs,” says Mr Donahoe.

The ceremony took place at the Riverside Produce market with an intimate gathering of fans and supporters.

“She’s a good role model for our kids and shows that country kids can do anything that city kids can,” says market organiser, Debra van Leeuwerden.

Sam is still getting used to the limelight and receiving media attention from television, newspapers and magazines.

“It’s weird, I’m not used to it but it’s cool,” says Sam.

She now plans to defend her title at the unicycle world championships to be held in Canada in 2014.

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The new Anzac Cinema has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the ASB Community Trust taking them one step closer to their target.

“This takes us another big step forward and of course af� rms the work we have been doing to get the cinema up and running. The total cost is around $450,000 — we probably need another $15,000 for ‘front of house’” says Dargaville Cinema Trust member, Josie Scott.

Builders are donating their time and Grant Waldron and Denis Honore have just completed the foundations and bearer upgrades required for the Anzac Cinema located in the War Memorial complex on Hokianga Road.

Mr Waldron and Mr Honore are relieved to be moving on to the next stage because the work required crawling on hands and knees to lay foundation.

“It was a gruelling job and we can now proceed to the upper � oor — phew,” says Mr Waldron.

The community can show their support by buying hoodies and T-shirts at Walden’s Shoes in Dargaville with all the funds going directly to the cinema.

“The other thing people can do is help us raise awareness. Spread the word, let people know and of course, once we are open — come along,” says Ms Scott.

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Denis Honore crawls on hands and knees to lay the foundations required for the new Anzac cinema

The National Bank has been a sponsor of the Cancer Society for 22 years supporting a cause that gives hope to people affected by cancer.

“Most people have been touched by cancer in their lives — whether it’s family or friends. It’s something close to everyone’s heart,” says branch manager, Michelle Morgan.

Raf� e prizes include a pamper pack made up of toiletries, hair products, perfume and make up donated by the pharmacy, a fruit cake donated by Northern Wairoa Cake Decorating Club and grocery hampers donated by Dargaville Countdown and bank staff.

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“Donations are used to provide free services to people affected by cancer in the area whether that’s emotional support, practical assistance or advice,” says Cancer Society chief executive, Dalton Kelly.


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A meeting was held earlier this year with over 70 residents attending along with a representative from the NZTA. Dennise Brownlie, co-organiser, has witnessed fi rst-hand many accidents over the years as she lives on the stretch of road between the Anderson and Hardies bridges.

“A number of short term remedies were discussed at the meeting but overall it was disappointing and we will continue to campaign,” says Mrs Brownlie.

The NZTA has actioned a number of short and medium term measures to improve sightlines on the approaches, along with new signage and a safety review of give way priorities and signage.

There is a plan to renew the wooden deck on Hardies bridge over summer, however local resident Bobby Smith knows the bridge well and considers the bridge particularly unsafe in the winter.

“The bare boards on the bridge are dangerous. If you brake suddenly there is no traction at all – it’s like driving from tarseal onto ice. It’s dangerous for bikes and if a school bus

Concerned residents from Matakohe continue to lobby the NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) to widen the hazardous single-lane Hardies and Anderson bridges and are set to hold a public meeting in September along with a petition to present to the NZTA

Campaign continues on hazardous bridges

or passenger coach broke suddenly they would slide into and over the railing,” says Mr Smith.

School buses, milk tankers and logging trucks all travel over the bridges daily along with tourist coaches who visit the nearby Matakohe Museum.

In March this year, Matakohe farmer Sue Reyland and her daughter Krystal, were hospitalised after a head-on accident on Andersons bridge which blocked the road for two hours. The driver of the mobile home also involved in the accident was airlifted from the scene.

“There are many close calls because people don’t give way or stop in time,” says Mrs Reyland.

The bridges do not meet NZTA criteria for widening which include accident rate

and traf� c volume statistics, structural soundness of bridges, cost of works versus economic bene� ts and prioritisation of the matter by the Northland Roading Committee.

MP for Northland, Mike Sabin has identi� ed the issue as a key area in the North and a priority.

“I have been researching the history of the bridges, accidents and the rationale behind NZTA refusal to date to replace the bridges and realign the road and I will be using information obtained to try and better demonstrate a business case that meets NZTA criteria to do the works required,” says Mr Sabin.

“The bridges in my view present a signi� cant safety hazard and an economic risk to the Kaipara area if there was a signi� cant outage.”

Aside from being the major route into the Kaipara from SH1 and Auckland, it is also the direct route for dairy farm milk to reach the dairy factory at Maungaturoto.

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Matakohe resident Dennise Brownlie, at Hardie’s Bridge


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Stacia Morris, general manager Grand Pacific Tours, Betty Nelley, chief executive The Kauri Museum and Peter Harding, managing director Grand Pacific Tours, celebrate at the awards in Melbourne.

The museum scooped � rst prize as ‘Favourite Attraction 2011/12’ for the Ultimate Tour Series.

“It was one of my lifetime highlights. The series of Grand Paci� c Tours is a 20-seat coach which has a high standard of luxury and convenience for high-end travellers and these visitors demand the best. It was the cream of the awards to win, especially taking in the whole of New Zealand,” says The Kauri Museum chief executive, Betty Nelley.

Passengers complete a satisfaction survey at the completion of each tour and rate their experience at all hotels and attractions throughout NZ.

“This outstanding result is fantastic for the Northland region as a major tourist destination and re� ects the tremendous efforts and investments of these companies to make their products and experiences � rst class,” said general manager of Destination Northland,Brian Roberts.

Tourism businesses from Northland scooped � ve out of nine major awards at the awards.

“The awards have become highly recognised amongst the Grand Paci� c Tour suppliers and very competitive. Once again the region of Northland has scooped the pool picking up � ve awards in total,” says Grand Paci� c Tours general manager, Stacia Morris.

Kauri Museum scoops awardThe Kauri Musuem at Matakohe has won top prize in a major category at this year’s Grand Paci� c Tour Awards announced in Melbourne this week

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Courtesy of Archives, Dargaville MuseumExtracts from the North Auckland Times, Dargaville . . .

August 27th 1912.LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A sitting of the Native Land Court was opened in Dargaville today before Judge Wilson. There are some 86 cases to come before the Court.

A departmental party including Messrs D. McIntosh the district Engineer at Auckland, Eager, Hall and Koch arrived on last night’s steamer and left by special train this morning to make an inspection of the Dargaville to Kaihu railway. From Kaihu they intend to proceed to Whangarei.

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Because it is the most delicious cup for either breakfast, luncheon or ‘Afternoon Tea’

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A party of twelve Austrians arrived in Auckland by the Maheno on Monday. They are all young men from a country district of their native

land and they intend to proceed out to the gumfi elds of North Auckland. They were required to pass a reading and writing test before boardingthe ship.

NOTICE

A bazaar in aid of hall funds will be held in the Raupo Public Hall on Thursday and Friday 21st and 22nd of November. Signed H. Jones and

E. Wight. (Joint secretaries.)

The Dargaville laboratory service has six full time staff members, two of which are long serving employees — Delwyn has been at the lab for over 30 years and Sally for 28 years. “Some people get queasy just looking at a needle but the wonderful staff are full of chatter to distract you, especially if you get the new chair where you can put your feet up,” says Kaipara Community Health Trust chief executive, Debbie Evans

Lab service with a smile

The friendly lab staff pictured at back, Sally Parkinson, Ilona Gardiner and Delwyn Beardsall and in front, Alma Futalan, Yeeki Ru and Pamela McCracken

The staff provide 24 hours a day, seven days a week care for 365 days of the year and take on average 70 blood samples per day. They are also on-call servicing the needs of hospital inpatients.

The majority of blood tests are analysed at the lab, rather than being sent away, which means test results are

with your doctor by the end of the day.“Locals catch up with each other at

the lab particularly at the busy time from 8 to 10am. You can hear people chatting all the way down the hall,” says Ms Evans.

Contact Debbie Evans, Ph 09 439 5050 or Kaipara Community Health Trust, PO Box 363, Dargaville 0300.


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A distinguished panel of judges has been selected for the upcoming Gilmore Brown Kaipara Community Arts Awards. The judges are well known to the Kaipara region and have exhibited internationally

Prominent artists to judge awards

Colleen Urlich is a highly regarded artist from Dargaville. She is a strong believer in tradition, decorating with patterns from traditional weaving and taniko (ornamental border) or by adding � ax � bre, feathers or shell to her works. Colleen has spent many years in service to the community and national art committees. Her work has been exhibited internationally in USA, UK, Australia and Canada.

Bev Taylor is recognized as one of New Zealand’s leading representational artists. Bev has had many successful one-man exhibitions in both public and commercial galleries in NZ, UK and USA. His paintings are much sought after

and hang in collections throughout the world. He is highly regarded in the � eld of landscape and still life and especially for his rural scenes and his superb portrayal of poultry. Bev immigrated to NZ from England in 1972 and lives in Kaiwaka.

Manos Nathan is from Dargaville and has been at the forefront of the Maori ceramic movement. His involvement with clay emerged from a background of wood carving and sculpture. His clay works draw on customary art forms and on Maori cosmological and creation narratives. Manos has participated in and promoted cultural exchange programmes with � rst nations peoples

From left: Manos Nathan, Colleen Urlich and Bev Taylor

from America and the Paci� c. His work is held in public and private collections worldwide.

The awards are organised by the Mangawhai Artist Inc, Dargaville Arts Association, The Kauri Museum, Matakohe, in association with the Kaipara District Council. There are four categories: painting and drawing,

photography and printing, adornments, and three-dimensional, which includes pottery, sculpture, glass and woodwork.

Entries close August 24. For entry forms email [email protected], or collect from Mangawhai Information Centre or Muddy Waters Gallery, Dargaville.

Read the paper onlinewww.kaiparalifestyler.co.nz

LIFESTYLERKaipara

An appreciate audience gathered recently to enjoy an afternoon of entertainment and � ne food at the Mary MacKillop centre in Hokianga Road, Dargaville.

The afternoon was organised by the Sacred Heart Catholic Church as part of their senior citizens outreach programme with over 40 guests attending from the community, rest homes and the masonic lodge.

“We always have a great group of people who appreciate what we do and we welcome anybody who wishes to come along,” says co-organiser, Maria Holster.

Entertainment was provided by Leo Glamuzina who played the accordion and Geoff Hall who sang and played guitar and ladies from the parish provided afternoon tea.

The aim of the programme which has been running for 10 years is to give back to the community and is an initiative between the church and the ASB Community Trust.

The free event is held every two months. Contact Maria Holster Ph 4398750.

Fine fare and music

Leo Glamuzina entertains the audience at the Mary MacKillop Centre

Slim Rowe yodeller and country crooner and guitarist Phil Godfrey are set to become a regular act at the Riverside Produce Market and will perform every two months adding to the cheerful country atmosphere. At the young age of 15 Rowe started to yodel with his biggest critic being his mother who threw him out of the house for being too noisy. At 75 years old he has perfected his craft and is on a quest to raise $16,000 for an eye operation and has so far raised $2,000. Vendors at the market sell a range of fresh and local produce from gluten free sweets to home cured bacon as well as fresh � sh, homemade cheeses, freshly baked bread, free range eggs and organic fruit and vegetables. The markets are open every Thursday from 2-5.30pm corner of Totara and Kapia Streets in the Ad Focus carpark. Contact Debra van Leeuwerden Ph 09 439 8824.

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Suzanne attended Wellsford Primary and her son is now enrolled at the school.

“I moved back because I know people in the area and it’s where I grew up,” says Suzanne

Her mother, Elizabeth Becroft, owned a fabric store in Wellsford 25 years ago and Suzanne often lent a helping hand.

“My mother taught me everything I know and has supported me over the years.”

Suzanne got hooked on sewing again when the mother-daughter duo designed the wedding dress, bridesmaids’ dresses

and fl ower girl dresses for Mrs Becroft’swedding.

Smart Material Business sell curtains and dress fabrics, denim for jeans and velvet for couch coverings as well as designing and making curtains and clothes.

Opening hours are from 9 to 3pm as Suzanne is a Jill of all trades and also drives the school bus forWellsford Primary.

“I hope the community is happy to support local shops rather than travelling to Auckland or Whangarei,” says Suzanne.

Smart Material Business in WellsfordYoung mother Suzanne Batten has recently moved back to the area to open a new fabric business at 140 Rodney Street

Michael Rudd is staging a comeback after a serious accident and has recently opened a hardware and home brewing kit store in Wellsford While dismantling scaffolding in Te Hana, Michael slipped and fell on concrete. He broke both his heels but has recovered and is open for business.

“The store has been my comeback after the accident,” says Michael. Originally from Auckland, Michael and his family moved to Wellsford eight years ago.

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After his wife passed away three and a half years ago, Michael now a solo dad has opened a hardware store for a lifestyle change.

“It’s a way for me to be a hands-on parent and my son has somewhere to go after school,” says Michael.

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Fathers’ Day is not a religious holiday, a seasonal celebration or indeed a historical oddity — it’s a more modern invention designed, or so many would have us believe, to boost the sale of deodorant, underpants and tools around the end of winter. Nothing could be further from the truth, however — and dad will tell you that Fathers’ day is a proud old tradition honouring the most important (and handsome, and modest) member of the family through the ancient ritual of breakfast in bed followed by a few hours of trying to put out the � res and rebuild the kitchen.

This is rarely the case, however — most kitchen disasters actually occur on Mothers’ Day, when the lady most competent with what he still calls the ‘indoor bbq’ is trying to sleep in.

There are many ways to celebrate your dad and all he’s done for you — from the traditional box of beers and an argument about sports all the way through to buying him a hot lap of the racetrack in a V8 supercar. Recently it’s become fashionable for dads to get ‘big boy’s toys’ for Fathers’ Day, and you may note local stores stocking radio controlled cars, helicopters and tanks for the middle aged kids who live among us.

Equally popular is the concept of the ‘even bigger screen tv’, along with the ‘even louder stereo system’ and, for very wishful dads, the V8 supercar which you’re allowed to take home. And which doesn’t come with batteries.

In reality, the single best gift you can give this Fathers’ Day is your time — pay a visit, make a phone call, book a table, open a bottle of something nice and make this a family affair. And whether you’re giving him a picture made of glue, glitter and macaroni or a brand new Aston Martin, remember — it’s the thought that counts. At least until Christmas…

Happy FATHER’S DAYHappy FATHER’S DAYAYAYAYAYAYThere’s not many things in this life better than going � shing with Dad — the one exception that

comes to mind being tucking into that catch once it’s cooked! Here’s a fresh idea for that smoked � sh � llet which is sure to please… and even better, a cold slice or two can go with Dad to work to be the envy of the lunch room!

Smoked � sh, kumara and watercress pie

You’ll needA nice big piece of smoked � sh (bones out)Enough savoury pastry to line a family sized pie tin…And enough � aky pastry to make the top!A good handful of clean, fresh watercressThree big locally grown kumaraSome butter, garlic, salt and pepperA dash of cream, and;A tablespoon full of mushroom soup powder

Start by breaking up the smoked � sh Try not to eat it all at this point!Peel and chop the kumara into small cubes for

faster boiling — get them on the stovePush the savoury pastry into the pie pan and

trim it to � t (remember it might shrink a little)‘Blind bake’ the bottom of the pie by cooking it

in the oven at 200 degrees C with a sheet of paper tucked in where the � lling should be. Weigh the paper down with rice or dried beans — remember, this is just a weight to keep the pastry in the right shape — you’re not going to eat it!

After about 15-20 minutes (you’ll see the pastry turn golden) remove the ‘blind’ pie crust, gently take out the paper and the rice or beans and set them aside.

By now the kumara will be boiled soft. Drain it and give it a quick stir in a hot pan on the stovetop with butter, salt, garlic and pepper.

Just as the kumara is getting golden brown around the edges, add in the cream — just enough to moisten the smoked � sh which follows. Stir the kumara and � sh mixture about until the � avours are well mixed together. Chop and stir in the watercress for a delicious peppery taste.

Now gently stir in the mushroom soup powder

— it does seem a little like cheating, but it will thicken the mixture nicely and make it taste great! It’s important to get the amount of cream just right so that this thickening isn’t overdone… or underdone. The � nished pie � lling should be thick and sticky, not liquid at all.

Spoon it into the blind baked crust, patting it down to � ll the whole pie.

Now make the lid of the pie from a circle of � aky pastry. Make sure to prick some ‘vents’ in the lid for when you take care of the � nal bake… and a simple egg and butter glaze can add a beautiful � nish to the lid.

Bake the � nished pie at 200 degrees C, until the lid is golden brown and puffy. Times will vary depending on the size of your pie tin, of course, but as the � lling is already cooked (or smoked), the only prerequisite here is that the � aky upper crust is just as nice as the main body of the pie.

Allow to stand, then carve into slices and serve with a mixed salad. If left until cool, the � lling should be solid enough to withstand cutting into pieces and slipping into a lunchbox.

There you have it! A pie made entirely from local ingredients — including Dad’s catch of the day.

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The historic Maungaturoto Hotel has seen some big changes this year, with its growing status as both a colonial icon and a centre for good times attracting visitors from the Kaipara and beyond.

Last Sunday there was yet another reason to stop by the stately old tavern — a collection of wild, customised and classic hotrods, cars and motorbikes spanning decades of motoring history.

Chevvy, Ford and Chrysler sat side by side with Triumph and Harley, all differences of brand pride put aside for a day of fun in the early spring sunshine as acres of chrome and � ames went on display for a good cause. Buckets of notes and coins were soon � lled for the local primary school, who can now look forward to an educational and fun trip

to Rotorua thanks to the generosity of the crowd.

And while the rumble of big engines and the smooth lines of some timeless classics � lled the parking lot (and more!), the action was all on indoors as well, with piping hot meals and cold drinks

� ying across the bar, a bouncy castle for the kids and live music throughout the afternoon.

This year’s inaugural Maungaturoto classic car and hotrod show may not have been as huge as the mammoth event at Kumeu, but the quality and variety of vehicles on display was stunning, as was the relaxed atmosphere which made this show truly family friendly. Plans are already afoot for more classic motoring action in Maungaturoto soon — and of course, the Maungaturoto Hotel management have more surprises in store as we rock into the summer of 2012!

Here was an exercise in engineering and power to rival the Bugatti Veyron in terms of opposition-crushing mathematics… up to and including a power to weight ratio which the Almighty himself wouldn’t sneeze at.

From the factory � oor the big Outlander churned out over 80 HP, delivered to the dirt by strikingly styled alloys and a re-engineered frame and chassis which tamed all that torque. Not that the Outlander couldn’t pop a wheelstand out of high range from a standing start…

One of a select few vehicles to earn a coveted 5 out of 5 stars rating on ATV.com, the Outlander 1000 has carved out a niche among competitive riders the world over, blending raw grunt with technology to provide a visceral yet balanced riding experience. But at its heart the Outlander is still part of a practical family of working ATVs — complete with rugged racks and decking, generous

ground clearance and hefty towing capacity. Its 800 and 500 ‘little brothers’ have proven great value for money for Kiwi ATV riders — especially working the land. Now BRP, makers of Can-Am, have re� ned the big Outlander for a second generation, keeping its powerful Rotax heart and tweaking and sculpting the rest of the machine for an improved 2013 iteration.

At the top of the new range sits the impressive MAX model, packed with features such as Fox adjustable air suspension, easy clip on clip off two-up seating (it can be switched out for a handy tool box in seconds) and the very clever visco-lok QE quick engagement front diff. This innovation moves power from a slipping front wheel to one with grip, navigating the fuel-injected Outlander through even the roughest terrain.

Can-am’s entire range for 2013 bene� ts from the G2 chassis setup pioneered for the 2012 Outlander,

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and you can bet that BRP have built on the strengths (and customer feedback) they’ve developed with the Outlander 1000. After all, just like the hugely powerful Veyron, Can-am’s � agship ATV is an exercise in excess which informs an entire new generation of vehicles.

Check out the Outlander 1000 now at Kaipara Motorcycles in Dargaville — or any of the excellent ATV quads in theCan-am range.

When Can-am unleashed the 1000cc Outlander ATV on an unsuspecting world for 2012, the repercussions were felt throughout the offroad community


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Light Commercials08 RangeR XL 4WD supercab, flatdeck, towbar, only 45,130km, 1 owner �� $33,99007 RangeR XL 4WD Supercab, flatdeck, only 87,000km� Very hard to find��$30,99005 MaZda BOUnTY 2�5TD, 4x4, super cab, flat deck, tow bar, always very popular, nudge bar ��$19,49004 nIssan navaRa 3�0TD Venturer, 4x4, crew cab, 1 owner ��$18,99000 cOURIeR XL 4x2, 2�6L petrol, crew cab, tuffdeck, well above average ��$11,990

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Which brings us to this year’s main event, the 2012 Pouto Forest Trail Ride in support of the Te Kopuru volunteer � re� ghters. What better way to get behind those dedicated local heroes than a day of fun and adventure with your mates or your family?

This year’s course features a scenic 40 kilometre loop through sandy all-weather forestry tracks, including brand new sections, shortcuts and some great trails action. For the kids there’s a fully supervised four kilometre loop — the perfect way to get started in a lifetime of offroad riding!

The response from previous years has been overwhelmingly positive, with riders coming from far and near to take part in what is not only an exciting day of motorsport, but also a chance to give a little back to the volunteers who make Te Kopuru and its surrounds a safer place to live, work and play.

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allowing plenty of time to enjoy the scenery until the last loop at 3pm. The course is quad friendly and suitable for all levels of riding competency, providing a level of challenge to suit all pro� ciencies. This means it’s a great opportunity to bring the family — a family pass for two adults and two kids is only $70, and of course it’s all for a great cause. Individual adult tickets cost $30, with under 16’s priced at $15.

With the support of a keen offroad riding community, as well as generous sponsors like Tropex Exports and Dargaville Honda, the Pouto Forest Trail Ride is a real red-letter day on the local calendar. Grab your helmet and boots, load up the family, and come along for a day of fun which supports your volunteer � re brigade.

Pouto has long been considered prime territory for off road bikers — whether it’s the dunes or the forest, the peninsula has played host to many happy hours of petrol-powered action on two wheels over the years. Many local riders got their � rst taste of offroad action at Pouto, and numerous others have fond memories of trail rides past…


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Lyndsey Bargh Physiotherapy18 Huia Crescent ............. 09 439 1656

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Plumbing & Heating Centre Ltd102 Jervois Street ........... 09 439 6124

Randall Architecture Ltd25 Clyde Street ................ 09 439 0099

Ray White Jean Johnson Realty6 Pouto Street ................. 09 439 7575

Roy’s V8 Shop9 Liverpool Street ............. 09 439 5813

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The Meat Co.63 Victoria Street ............. 09 439 8647

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Maungaturoto Auto Centre1014 State Highway 12 .... 09 431 8288Maungaturoto Butchery 158 Hurndall Street .......... 09 431 8061Ray White148 Hurndall Street .......... 09 431 8820

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Letter to the editor

On behalf of many past councillors of the Kaipara district who stood and worked for the area and were prepared to, and gave thousands of hours of their time and mileage for very little and in many cases, no remuneration.

It was their district, they weren’t there for the money. Things and standards of some councillors have certainly changed since, they are now being so well paid and fed.

Some councillors are blaming the mess the district is in on their CEO, but if that is the case, they are as much to blame for doing nothing about it.

To the group who talked our existing Mayor into changing his mind and standing again, to keep out Bill Guest, who was challenging what was happening in Council, you must also share the responsibility.

Bill has been proven right, and look at the state we are in now. In this criticism I include the previous council, who must also share the blame.

Never in living memory have so few done so much damage to so many in the Kaipara. Your incompetence has let down every ratepayer in the district. Shame on you.

A big thank you to Bill Guest, Jonathan Larsen and Andrew Wade, as well as the people of Mangawhai who had the courage to stand up and be counted. The Kaipara district is indebted to you.

Also thank you to Greg Gent and your team for your efforts in continuing to get us out of this mess.

Des Subritzky QSM

Long-term Borough Councillor and Chairman of Works

Brickbats and bouquets Northtec are offering scholarships to school leavers for three degree level programmes in 2013 — Bachelor of Applied Management, Bachelor of Applied Arts and Bachelor of Applied Social Services.

The bachelor scholarships mean that a student can study in their � rst year without paying fees, a saving of between $4000 and $6000.

Recipients must be a Year 13 secondary school student enrolling directly from secondary school and meet the entry requirements for the chosen programme of study.

Northtec selects applicants who can demonstrate sound academic ability, are passionate about further study, are willing to communicate

future aspirations with peers and want to achieve career goals through further education and training.

Students are required to apply online and their application needs to include a short essay outlining why they are a deserving recipient of a scholarship, what they hope to achieve from their study and what their career goals are.

There are scholarships also available in sport and recreation and applied environmental sciences areas with up to $1000 in fee reductions.

Applications close October 31.Contact Vicktoria Baulcomb Ph

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invites people to come along and sing their hearts out“I just want to get people singing,” says Sally Randall co-founder of the new Wellsford Community Choir,“no experience is needed, just a desire to sing!”

Choirmaster, Max Maxwell

Scholarships for school leavers

Wellsford Community Choir

Bachelor of Applied Management students at Northtec.

Wellsford residents Sally Randall and Anna Pendred have obtained funding from the Auckland Regional Council’s Creative Communities to start a community singing project.

“This is a rare opportunity to participate in 10 weeks of singing for a gold coin donation each week,” according to Sally. Practices will be held at the Wellsford Community Centre on Sunday afternoons from 3-5pm, beginning on 26th August 2012.

Professional choirmaster Max Maxwell will lead the choir. His

passion lies in bringing people together to create harmony and rhythm in song.

”The aim is to provide an affordable opportunity for adults in the area to get together and experience the joy of singing in a group,” says Sally. “People from ‘16 to 86’ are welcome and no auditions are necessary.”

“Singing is so good for general health and wellbeing”, adds Sally, “it feels good, enables deep breathing and simply lifts the spirits.”

Please contact Sally on 09 423 9393.


For Sale½ PRICE Beds — Beds & More Outlet Store, Ruawai. Clearance lines, seconds, deleted models. Dozens of beds at ½ price or less. 22 Freyberg Road,Ruawai. Phone 09 439 2243. Open Monday — Friday8am — 4pm.

½ PRICE Beds — Beds & More Outlet Store, Ruawai. Clearance lines, seconds, deleted models. Dozens of beds at ½ price or less. 22 Freyberg Road,Ruawai. Phone 09 439 2243. Open Monday — Friday8am — 4pm.

½ PRICE Beds — Beds & More Outlet Store, Ruawai. Clearance lines, seconds, deleted models. Dozens of beds at ½ price or less. 22 Freyberg Road,Ruawai. Phone 09 439 2243. Open Monday — Friday8am — 4pm.

CAR BATTERIES. Don’t be caught out on the cold mornings. Auto One Dargaville 09 439 8219.

FRIDGE, SIMPSON, 4½ STARS $100.00. SOFA, steel base, turns into double bed, $200.00. Phone 09 439 8482.

INDUSTRIAL SEWING Machine (Plain Sewer), with box of cotton and nylon thread. $200.00 Phone 09 439 8482.

INTERIOR FLOOR mud mats, a must for winter for farm vehicles. Auto One Dargaville 09 439 8219.

WATERPROOF CAR seat covers for farmers and fishermen. Auto One Dargaville 09 439 0819.

WIPER BLADES $19.95 pair, plus free Screen Wash. Auto One Dargaville 09 439 8219.

Work WantedCLEANING SERVICES. Are you too busy to keep your home or offices clean? Give me a call and I can give you a quote. Reasonable rates. Call or text me. If I don’t answer, please leave me your name and number, I will definitely call back ASAP. Phone 021 260 5699.

ELECTRICAL & Security. Minor repairs to full installation. Totally, locally owned for your comfort. Phone Keith 021 240 6764 (a/h 09 439 7448).

SAND BLASTING. Rust never sleeps. Blast, prime, topcoat for structural steel, barns, cowsheds, tanks, machinery, chassis, swimming pools.Western Blast ‘n’ Paint. Phone 09 439 6330.

Property MaintenanceATS PROPERTY Maintenance & Repair. Fences & Repairs • Kitchen/Bathroom Fitouts • Waterblasting• Flooring Repairs • Decks • Windows & Latches • Plus much more. No job too small. Phone/fax 09 439 8628. Cell 027 455 7750.

MAINTANE – Property Maintenance and Repair to painting, building, fences, and much much more. Refs if required. Ph Jay T on 021 0292 9095 or 09 439 4618.

OFFAL HOLES 750 dia x 5.5m deep with concrete lid with lift out hatch $385.00 Phone Wals Holes 09 437 3936 or 021 932 225.

WATER TANK Vacuum clean, Full tank OK, Waste no more than 1000 litres. $250.00 for up to 25,000 litre tank. Also full pump out and scrub and leaks fixed. Phone Wals 09 437 3936 or 021 932 225.

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Public NoticesCITIZENS ADVICE Bureau, Dargaville and Districts AGM. Thursday 23rd August 2012, 1pm, 37 Hokianga Road. All Welcome.

DAISY RIVER CRUISES, Friday afternoons, weekend & twilight sailings coming soon. Bar facilities available. NO BYO. Phone Sue Taylor 09 439 4975. Email: [email protected].

DEPARTMENT OF Conservation. Recycle, Reuse, Reduce. Community Recycle Day — Swap, Sell, Buy — 30 stalls available FREE. FREE entry, fun for the whole family. Entertainment, food and drinks available. When: Saturday 8th September. From: 10am–3pm. Where: 150 Colville Road, DARGAVILLE. Phone DOC to book your stall now on 09 439 3450.

FREE & CONFIDENTIAL NW Family Budgeting Service. Advice & complete money management if required. Call at 5 Portland Street or Phone 09 439 8592.

Situations VacantSLAUGHTERMAN WANTED for homekill, MUST have firearms licence. For more details contact 09 439 6378 or 027 294 1306.

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I am able to do AP, AR, GST, FBT, RWT, Wages and PAYE.Reasonable rates.

Call or text. If I don’t answer leave a number and I will definitely call back ASAP.

Please call 021 260 5699

ALL GRADES OF SCRAP METAL

WANTEDWe buy and remove

Cars complete & incomplete - Tractors

- Trucks - Roofing Iron - Batteries, Copper - Brass

- Aluminium etc.

Little River Transport Ltd Beach Road Dargaville

Monday-Friday 8-5 Sat-Sun 8-3

Phone 09 439 4940Work with your local

licensed dealer

Nick EvansMSF UK

Osteopathfor

Back Pain Relief

09 439 2620021 185 4856

Full service slaughtering & processing of Beef, Sheep, Pigs, Deer, Goats

All Beef aged Salami ~ Bacon ~ Ham ~ Sausages

Hamburger PattiesTraditional Manuka wood smoked

Bacon, Ham & Salami

Over 25 years experienceFor prompt & professional service contact

Wayne or Annette

Phone 09 439 2020 • Cell 021 401 934 [email protected] Packs Available

Covering the Kaipara and Whangarei Regions

Ruawai Homekills

NKANorthland Kindergarten AssociationTe Kura Kōhungahunga Tōpū o Te Taitokerau

RELIEVING TEACHERSShort term & Day to Day Relievers

Casual relieving staff are required in the Northern Wairoa area at the following:

Dargaville Kindergarten, Selwyn Park Kindergarten and Ruawai kindergarten.

The Association invites persons with a recognised early childhood qualification to register as a relief teacher. Applicants who hold Dip. Tch. (ECE), Primary trained or recognised equivalent and current registration can apply.

For a relieving pack, phone 09 437 9201 or email [email protected]

Wanted to BuyLAND WANTED, Lifestyle block with house, between Te Kopuru and Baylys Beach – Buyer, No Agents. Phone Kevin 09 405 7666.

Cars for SaleMITSUBISHI DIAMANTE, 2001 380SE, NZ new, AC, SR, Leather upholstery, RC, CD, Cruise Control, $6,500.00 ono. Phone Ross Mawson 09 439 8588.

Business OpportunityWANTED. OPERATOR for the Dargaville Club’s Restaurant. The Dargaville Club has in-house facilities for providing restaurant/grill meals to its members and invited guests. Due to the retirement of the current operators, we are seeking a person or persons to take over the organisation and running of the kitchen independently. The restaurant currently operates on Friday and Saturday nights and on other occasions where the Club holds functions and requires meals. The successful applicant will have relevant experience in the food service industry and be willing to work with the Club committee to ensure the restaurant is operated in a way that it enhances the Clubs’ operations. Please apply in writing by 24th August to: The President, PO Box 147 Dargaville, Or Email [email protected].

Nurseries and PlantsWHOLESALE PRICES direct to the public. Native and coastal tolerant plants are available from Babylon Coast Gardens Ltd now. Make the most of the planting season and purchase in bulk. Great discounts for purchases of 50 plants or more. Delivery service available. Open Saturdays 10am to 4pm. Located at 1246 Babylon Coast Road, Dargaville. Enquiries welcome. Phone 09 439 4223.

WATER TANKS, PUMPS & SEPTIC TANKS:

Not sure what you’re after? Get the right advice

all at the right price at Plumbing and Heating Centre

– sales and installation –

09 439 6123 0800 326 123102 Jervois Street, Dargaville

ROOFINGFor repairs or

replacements of your roof or spouting,

Call us today for a free onsite consultation

0800 326 123Plumbing and Heating Centre102 Jervois Street, Dargaville

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Computer skills – knowledge of InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop

Team player.

Tidy and well presented.

Please send your CV to:NorthSouth Multi MediaPO Box 474, [email protected]: 09 439 6933

Graphic Designer Position AvailableNorthSouth Multi Media Ltd, publishers of the Kaipara Lifestyler, the Northern Farming Lifestyles, Waikato Farming Lifestyles, Taranaki/Manawatu Farming Lifestyles and Canterbury Farming are looking for a graphic designer to join our expanding and exciting publishing company.

DON’T DRINK AND

FRY!


Don’t see your dream car here?Call today & tell us what you’d like!

Marcel Motors LTD142 Victoria Street, Dargaville Phone 09 439 7399www.marcelmotors.co.nz

Marcel Junior021 504 487

Marcel Senior021 736 125

RMT

Authorised Toyota Parts Supplier

Authorised Toyota Service Agents

We recommend and use genuine parts

W.O.F.Regular Servicing

RepairsBook NOW

AA BatteriesIn-shop Brake Lathe

Top quality parts for all makes & models

Oils & LubricantsExide Batteries

New SeASON’S SPeCIAL!

Holden SS 2010Sedan, AFM Facelift model in black now only $39,995

2010 Hyundai Getz ��$12,995Hatchback, 52,000km, 1399cc, Automatic

2005 Holden Commodore SV8 VZ ��$17,995 Ute, 5700cc, Automatic

2003 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide ��Serious Offers100th Anniversary, Strictly limited edition �� Considered

1998 Nissan Camper ��Offers over $60,000Motorhome 7–7�9m, Diesel, Self Contained Certificate

2008 Holden VE SV6 ��$19,995Sedan, 3564cc, Automatic in red

2008 Ford Roadster 27T ��$43,000Hot Rod, 5700cc, Automatic, Less than 1,000 miles

1997 Mercedes-Benz C280 ��$6,995Sedan, 118,000km, 2790cc, Automatic

2006 Holden Crewman cross6 ��$21,495Ute, 133,400km, 3565cc, Automatic

2003 Kia Rio 5sp 5dr L/Back ��$6,9952�7 Petrol

2005 Daihatsu Delta �� Serious Offers $17,000Tipper, 2800cc, Manual

2006 Landcruiser 70 Series Flatdeck ��$37,495Toyota L�C� Diesel

1996 Toyota RAV4 ��$8,995Dark Green, Automatic, 1998cc, Petrol, 86,000km

Sedan, 118,000km, 2790cc, Automatic

2000 Nissan Navara 2.7D 4x2 Canopy R/Rack ��$6995 2000 Toyota Hilux 4x4 D-Cab 2.7 Petrol ��DuE IN SOON

2007 Hyundai Tucson 2.0 Manual ��$19,995Economical and spacious 6 speed, 4WD, diesel

2008 Honda Accord V6 L Sedan ��$21,9953471cc, VCM 5 Speed Auto, Leather Trim

1999 Nissan Primera GX ��$3,995 ($1000dep)Auto, Sedan

Ute, 133,400km, 3565cc, Automatic

1996 Toyota RAV4

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Dark Green, Automatic, 1998cc, Petrol, 86,000km Economical and spacious 6 speed, 4WD, diesel

Philips PowerTouch Shaver• Fully washable • Super lift and cut action • Refl ex contour following • Mains only

PT715PT715

FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS

Nilfi sk Multi 20 InoxWet & Dry Vacuum Cleaner• 1400 Watts with blow function • 20 litre container • Wet & dry nozzle • Wet & dry fi lter • Fleece dust bag • May not be displayed in all stores

107402286

$299 SAVE $80

$398

Fisher & Paykel Bar Fridge• Depth door closed 570 mm

• Depth door open 90 ° 1042mm• Ice Box Volume 6 litres

P120

Syma GT3360 GiganticRC Helicopter with Gyro• Our biggest and most powerful remotecontrolled helicpter yet • Strong Aluminiumframe • Smooth hovering performance• Full scale remote control • Length: 775mm

GT3360

$122

PHONE 09 438 1802 • Tarewa Mega Centre • OPEN 7 DAYS • Website: www.barrells.com

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