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August 2021
Issue 132
Mairangi Bay
relax • revive • retail
The official magazine of the Mairangi Bay Business Association www.mairangibayvillage.co.nz
Message from the Business Association To submit a news item please contact:
Community News:
Greetings everyone. Terry Holt • Phone: 021 042 8232
Email: editor@mairangibayvillage.co.nz
The weather once again meant that for a local community hero. We would Village News Magazine
the rescheduled mid-winter swim and love to hear your story about someone Editorial & Advertising enquiries:
beach dig that was to be held on Sunday you think is a local community hero, Terry Holt • Phone: 021 042 8232
25th July, had to be cancelled due to the worthy of this amazing prize! There Email: editor@mairangibayvillage.co.nz
gusting winds, angry surf and a high tide will also be a prize for the person who Paul Hailes • Phone: 021 217 3628
that wouldn’t even allow us to conduct nominates the winner! Nominations Email: editor@mairangibayvillage.co.nz
the dig for the children. The decision should be no more than 150 words Gary Covich • Design and Production
to cancel or proceed is a collective one and should be sent to the committee- Jane Warwick • Contributing writer
and, as a committee, disappointed as Diamonds are Forever by email to: Sonia Simpson • Proofreading
this is one of our key family events. coordinator@mairangibayvillage.co.nz Additional photos by Unsplash.com
This month we have the ‘I love Mairangi Full details can be found online Mairangi Bay Business
Bay’ promotion and there are some at www.mairangibayvillage. Association Coordinator:
wonderful prizes to be won. Every time co.nz Entries close 10 Joanne Martin •
you make a purchase of $20 or more November, 2021. Email: coordinator@mairangibayvillage.co.nz
ask the store for an entry form or enter If you have some Mairangi Bay Business
online at www.mairangibay.co.nz news to share, or would Association Chair:
Planning is now well under way for like to learn more about Chris Harrop • Phone: 021 464 548
Mairangi Bay Village Website:
the 60th annual Santa Parade. This year this magazine and the
Tourism Media Group •
we are proposing to have a special day promotion opportunities,
Email: editor@mairangibayvillage.co.nz
by celebrating this wonderful milestone please contact Terry Holt
with retro photos and other ideas, so editor@mairangibayvillage. Cover photo: Terry Holt
we are asking all our readers for any co.nz you may be surprised
old photos of previous parades. Please how easy and economic it
contact our co-ordinator Joanne Martin may be for you. Coming Events
on coordinator@mairangibayvillage.co.nz Enjoy the read and until next time,
I Love Mairangi Bay – 01– 31 August
As part of this special diamond
celebration our resident village Jeweller, Chris Harrop Father’s Day – Sunday 05 September
Mark Peddie of Diamond Studio has Chair Starship Fundraiser – Dinner & Dance –
generously donated a $2000 Diamond For the Mairangi Bay Business Association 11 September
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Local author
lives on through popular
children’s book
Betty Gilderdale
MNZM - 26 July 1923 – 9 July 2021
It is popularly thought that it is
easy to write a children’s book,
but it is, in fact, quite difficult,
not least because children are
stern critics. There is also a
certain cadence and vocabulary
needed to capture the attention
of a child with often what is, to
adults, quite a ridiculous idea. Betty and Alan Gilderdale with
Little Yellow Digger
Betty Gilderdale came up with Aotearoa/New Zealand’s Medal and Lecture Award
a ridiculous idea one day while most popular children’s for her contribution to
babysitting her two grandsons. books with over half a children’s literature and
Outside her house, a digger was million copies in print, a New Zealand Children’s
working, and it got stuck. To entertain winning the 2003 Gaelyn Literature Association’s
the boys, Betty made up a story about Gordon Award for a Award for Services to
the stuck digger they were watching, Much-Loved Book. Children’s Literature. She
spinning a yarn about how a bigger That first tale led to was also a founding member
digger was sent to rescue the smaller a series of Little Yellow of the Children’s Literature
one and how that became stuck, too. Digger books for the Association and is a past
So an even bigger digger was sent Forest Hill resident, who Betty Gilderdale president. She reviewed
to rescue the first two and - you’ve passed away early last children’s books for the NZ
guessed it - it, too, became stuck. month, but her books are a wonderful Herald for 25 years and, after a six-year
The boys loved it, and Betty, who legacy for those that read them, those study, published A Sea Change: 145
had already penned some adult that are reading them and those that Years of New Zealand Junior Fiction.
books, decided to take a chance at have the joy of that in their future. Her other published works include her
children’s books. Her husband, Alan, Betty, a recipient of an MNZM for her autobiography, My Life in Two Halves.
was an artist and he illustrated it services to children’s literature, was Betty was born in London and
for her. That was in 1993, and since a founding member of the Children’s graduated with honours in 1949 with an
then, The Little Yellow Digger/Te Literature Association and is a past English degree before moving to New
Mihini iti Kowhai has been one of president. She won a Margaret Mahy Zealand in the 1960s.
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NEW BRANCH
MANAGER AT B & T
COURTESY
more than 20 years ago, eventually joining
Barfoot & Thompson where he worked OF ROTARY
his way up to become branch manager
at B&T’s Warkworth & Mangawhai then brownsbayrotary.co.nz
Torbay & Long Bay offices. Now, with the
retirement of Emma Donkin, he is here in Q1. Papaphobia is the fear of
Mairangi Bay. what?
Real estate is very much supply and
Q2. What is the name of the loud
demand driven, he says.
cry of an elephant?
“People want to live here; there are
expats returning and borrowing money Q3. Who is the only non-
is at an all-time low. Older people are American to win all 4 golfing
looking to down-size and relocate with majors?
many choosing to leave the big smoke for Q4. What spirit is the base for the
the regions, which are now benefitting liqueur Grand Marnier?
Saull Hinton,
Barfoot and Thompson from Auckland’s growth. Q5. In horse racing the highly
“There is certainly a demand for coloured ‘silks’ worn by a
property that can be developed into jockey in a race represent
House prices soared in New
higher density living, which for younger what group of people?
Zealand during the Covid-19
Kiwis will be the only option. The New Q6. What hat does John Cleese
crisis but that did not mean Zealand housing market had its best wear in Monty Python’s
real estate agents had it May sales volumes in three years, with Ministry of Silly Walks sketch?
easy. It is still constant work, Auckland having its strongest May in Q7. What was the United
good performance and five years. In line with this, the value Kingdom’s first win in the
communication to satisfy clients, of the country’s house stock rose 11 Eurovision Song contest?
percent, with quarterly and annual
whether buying or selling. Q8. 525600 minutes is equal to
increases the largest since 2016.” what length of time?
Luckily, Barfoot and Thompson’s new To make sure you get the best out of
Q9. Maori is a native language in
branch manager, Saull Hinton, grandson this market, Saull says that the key for
New Zealand and what other
of former EC Bays Mayor and Mairangi sellers, is presentation of the property
island group?
Bay resident, Jack Hinton, and alumni of and getting the right marketing strategy.
Q10. Cats on average sleep how
Long Bay College, has a good finger on Buyers, he advises, need to list their top
many hours in a day?
the pulse of Mairangi Bay and the Shore ten ‘needs & must haves’ they want to
in general. buy into, and if you get six of them, then
He began his real estate career locally you’re doing well and should buy it. Answers on page 23
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MAIRANGI ARTS CENTRE
What’s on in August
complete the online form on the centre’s
Exhibitions entries was put forth to recent Fine
Arts graduates based in Aotearoa and website before the entry deadline which
2021 North Shore Salon of are not represented by a gallery. Four is 4pm on Monday 11 October
Photography (to 8 Aug) awards were offered to create a new
This photographic exhibition has now body of work to be initially exhibited Art Classes
become one of the most prestigious at Mairangi Arts Centre in April 2020. Mairangi Arts Centre’s Term 3 Art
competitions for photographers in the This schedule was interrupted by Programme has already begun but
Photographic Society of New Zealand’s the Covid lockdown and postponed there are still places available in some
calendar. The 2021 North Shore Salon of until this year. The four awarded classes. The programme offers a range
Photography competition attracted 2007 artists participating in the Mairangi of options for adults, teens, and children
entries from entrants nationwide. Arts Centre Graduate Artists Awards as young as five years old.
Exhibition are: Georgia Arnold, Quishile
Graduate Artist Awards Exhibition Charan, Charlotte Maguire and Vanessa
(opens 2pm Sat 14 Aug, 14-29 Aug) Crofskey. There will be opportunities to
We are delighted to present the debut take part in artist-led workshops.
of the MAC Graduate Artist Awards
Exhibition. In October 2019, a call of
Call for Entries –
8th Hibiscus & Bays
Art Awards
Mairangi Arts Centre is proud to host
the 8th Hibiscus and Bays Art Awards,
in collaboration with Auckland Council
Hibiscus and Bays Local Board and Mairangi Arts Centre
Estuary Arts Centre. This is a nation- 20 Hastings Rd, Mairangi Bay
09 478-2237
wide exhibition and entries are open
Hours: Mon-Fri 9.30am-4pm, Sat-
Hibscus & Bays Art Awards Winner, to all New Zealand residents. There are Sun 10am-2pm
On my way back by Kym Burke some great prizes to be won! To enter www.mairangiarts.co.nz
EAST COAST BAYS LIBRARY ~
August September ‘21
KIWI SAVER: PLANNING FOR THE PHANTOM NATIONAL POETRY
FUTURE. DAY 2021 OPEN MIC EVENT
Tea & Topics Talk for August. Join us to share your love of poetry
Join experts from the BNZ for the on National Poetry Day 2021 in a
latest in our series of Financial Literacy friendly, supportive setting. Meet
seminars. Learn about Kiwi Saver like-minded people who share
benefits & withdrawal options, fund your love of the spoken word. You
types, default funds & providers, using are welcome to simply sit back
your Kiwi Saver for your first house and listen or take your turn on our
purchase or a second chancers option. microphone to share your original
Free talk. Everyone welcome. or all-time favourite poems.
Wednesday 18 August, 10:00am – Free event. Everyone welcome.
11:00am Friday 27 August, 10:00am –
11:30am
TA MOKO TALK IN ENGLISH & CHINESE
A free talk in both English & Mandarin by ECB Library re-opens on
Maori culture researcher and Queen’s Saturday 14th August. The
Service Medal recipient – Ms Song Lam temporary library will close
(QSM) about the history and significant at 5pm on Sunday 8 August
meaning of Maori tattoos. with the mobile library
Friday 20 August, 1:00pm – 3:00pm onsite from 9 – 11 August.
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WIN A FREE
MARKETING CAMPAIGN
for the sale of your property
After a record breaking first half of the year for
Central Realty, we are on the hunt for new listings
and thought we’d run a fun little competition
using something that we now see everywhere!
Scan this code and then enter in your name,
email, phone number and address, to go into the
draw to win a free marketing campaign for the
sale of your property ($ amount to be discussed).
The 5th person to scan this code will be the
lucky winner!
MAKING HER MARK
IN THE BAYS
Vivian Xia has worked hard
since she came to New
Zealand from China in 2009.
She has had beauty spas in
Orewa and Mt Eden and a
car yard in the Wairau Valley.
Disparate businesses, indeed,
and to confirm she is prepared
and capable of turning her
hand to anything, she is the
new owner of Taksim.
She bought Jamaica Blue in Silverdale
nearly a year ago and has learned and
honed her restaurant skills there. She
has also gained her General Managers
licence. But she was looking for
Vivian Xia is the new owner of Taksim
something bigger and when her agent
suggested Mairangi Bay and Taksim,
she knew it was the one. says. “I would like to improve where we Javier (nearly three) and Jeffrey (18
Since taking over she has met plenty of can and feel that I can apply my skills months), proving the old adage that if
regular customers and is taking her time and experience to help achieve this. I you want to get something done, give
to get a good feel for their needs and the also feel I have the chance to add some the job to a busy person.
business, before making changes. value to the business.”
Taksim
“It is likely that we will look to It is just as well Vivian is good at 404 Beach Road, Mairangi Bay
modernise the decor, adjust the menu managing, because she must juggle her Phone 09 478 4080
and increase the operating hours, she work with bringing up her two Kiwi kids, facebook.com/TaksimMairangi
GREAT GATSBY Barfoot & Thompson Mairangi Bay
is hosting this special event which
AND GANGSTER promises to be a fabulous and fun
evening of celebration, great food,
GALA FUNDRAISER wine, and entertainment whilst raising
funds for Starship.
Dress code is 1920’s Gatsby & Gangster, so you
to dress in your most dapper or flapper fashion –
think feathers, sequins, fringes, beads and sashes
combined with gangster-style hats, waistcoats and
garters. Tables seat 10 people, you are welcome to
buy individual tickets or reserve a full table but get
in early as tickets are limited!!.
Please email; mairangi@barfoot.co.nz to secure
your tickets, which are priced at $145 each.
Once paid, the tickets will be delivered, and
contact will be made about food requirements and
selection for the dinner.
There is a combination of silent and live auctions
to be held on the night and an auction item
catalogue will be available on the 31st of August.
EFTPos will be available for big ticket items, but
remember to bring some cash for the raffles and
smaller items.
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August . .in the Garden
abundance of colour this summer.
Dahlias are in store now; gladioli &
begonia will arrive this month.
Fill pots with potting mix. Sprinkle
Your July Checklist a handful of bulb fertiliser to
encourage longer flowering.
Deciduous fruit
Plant out peaches, nectarines, plums, TEND
It is that lovely time of year again pears, and apples now, before spring to Vegetables
where everything is new and fresh! get their roots settled. Plant with a mix Weeds will start getting away quickly
So, roll up your sleeves and prepare of your original soil, compost, and sheep as the weather warms. Make sure you
your garden to enjoy infinite colour, pellets. pull them out before they get too big.
fragrance and flavour this summer. Double-check that you have sufficient
TREES & SHRUBS drainage for your veggie beds and dig
Plant now Roses in compost to replenish nutrients back
VEGETABLES New season rose varieties are instore, into the soil.
Seeds and more will be on their way over this Fruit Trees
Begin sowing your summer veggies month as they start to leaf out. If you have had trouble with fungal
such as tomatoes, beans and Hedging diseases and infections in previous
courgettes inside in a seedling tray. Plant any hedging you are planning to years, spray your fruit tree with liquid
Others such as beans, parsnips and add to your property now before it gets copper before bud burst. Don’t spray
carrots can be directly sown once warm. This will give the roots time to the tree when in flower as this can
the threat of frost has passed. settle. Mulch well, avoid letting the bark affect bees.
Seedlings sit against the trunks. Camellias
Plant out seedlings of beetroot, Colourful trees As your camellias stop flowering, this is
lettuce, silverbeet, peas, parsley, Add impressive colour to your backyard the time to prune them back. Clean up
and coriander into prepared, weed- with Flowering Cherries (Prunus) and the last of the dead flowers and prune
free beds. Magnolias for the spring season. Want them to your desired shape.
Rhubarb something that will last a little longer? Harvest
Technically a vegetable, rhubarb Plant out Japanese maples (Acer), Cercis You can now harvest broccoli, cabbage,
plants can now be divided up to and Ginkgo. carrots, cauliflower, spinach, garlic,
create extra plants—plant in part- leeks, mandarin, lime, kale, broad
shade and mix in compost and FLOWERS & PERENNIALS beans, peas, brussels sprouts, fennel,
sheep pellets when planting. Instant Colour artichokes, lemons, oranges, parsnip,
Fill your garden instantly with pansies, tamarillo, grapefruit, and chicory.
FRUIT violas, primulas, polyanthus, and
Strawberries snapdragons. When planting, mix in Are you looking for more help
or expert garden advice? Come
Plant strawberry plants as soon as compost and sheep pellets. instore to talk to our friendly staff,
possible now to enjoy fruit in mid- Bulbs or give us a call on 0800 PLANTS
spring through to mid-summer. Plant summer bulbs now for an for general inquiries.
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Sunday September 5!
Spoil your Dad with a great book from Malcolm’s Takenote.
We have a great range of books to suit all Dads, from the latest releases in fiction, to books
on sport, gardening and cooking. So come in and choose the book your Dad will love!JULIA PARFITT &
ALEXIS POPPELBAUM Personal viewpoints of two of your
Hibiscus & Bays Local Board Members
Advice Bureau)
• Lezette Reid (Friends of Okura Bush)
It has been said that the East Coast
Bays harbours the most volunteers -
especially in the environmental space. We
are incredibly proud of our community
and the award winners this year who
continue to make the Bays the best place
in Auckland to live.
Water and environmental projects
in our area
The Water Quality Targeted Rate
and the Natural Environment Targeted
Rate is delivering some larger regional
projects but is also being invested locally
in many great projects. This includes
investigating issues with our water
Celebrating the incredible Julia presenting
networks and identifying solutions
to make beaches like Rothesay Bay
volunteers in our community Liz Goodwin with
her award
and Mairangi Bay safer to swim at.
The targeted rates are also funding a
range of projects across the East Coast
Some dedicated volunteers in our and restore the natural environment of Bays such as stream restoration, pest
community were recently celebrated Centennial Park and the wider Campbells plants, pest animals and Kauri dieback
with awards from the Hibiscus and Bay Urban Sanctuary catchment. She management work.
Bays Local Board. The volunteer is consulted on regularly given her
awards celebrate the achievements extensive environmental and native plant East Coast Bays Library reopening
of locals who devote their time and knowledge and has made a significant This exciting and long-overdue
deliver exceptional things for our contribution to this special area in our upgrade project is nearly complete,
community. neighbourhood. and the library will be reopening on
Liz Goodwin, a Campbells Bay local, Other local award winners included: Saturday 14th August. For official
was one of the award winners. Liz is a • Brian Mooney (Deep Creek opening details, follow ‘East Coast Bays
founding member of the Centennial Park Restoration Society) Library’ on Facebook or check in with
Bush Society. She has been a dedicated • Lynn Dewar (North Shore Riding for them at their temporary location at the
committee member and volunteer for the Disabled) Community Centre on 2 Glen Road (up
nearly two decades, helping to protect • Elizabeth Wall (Browns Bay Citizens until 8 August only).
New look East Coast Library Mobile Library in operation
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Find out more at:
www.mairangibayvillage.co.nzMAKING THE MOST
OF ISOLATION
Isolation during Covid was a trial and sometimes tough, but it
gave many of us the chance to kick back and really consider
our lives – where we are and perhaps where we want to be.
Yvette Peddie was one of those and smart loungewear. Just because we were
quickly realised she needed to get back all lolling about in lockdown didn’t mean
into her own fashion business, so she we couldn’t still be fashionable, not
grabbed the opportunity – and the first least to front up to those increasingly
three letters of that strange time – and necessary Zoom meetings.
started a new leisurewear label, ISO. So now there’s ISO the label, made
It wasn’t her first venture into the in Aotearoa to keep the dollars at
business. She followed her three years home and create more jobs; made of
earning a Fashion Design Diploma natural fabrics wherever possible to
in South Africa with many years of protect our environment; despatched
designing menswear, including for in biodegradable bags, and leftover
iconic fashion house, Christian Dior and fabrics donated to kindergartens for
eventually had her own ladies work-to- the art corner.
wine wear line, which she sold to come With daughter Tash domiciled in
to Aotearoa/New Zealand. Melbourne and helping choose fabrics,
After working for many years in ladies assisting with styling and social media,
fashion in Auckland, she was – like so ISO has an international edge and home-
many others - derailed by COVID-19, grown appeal.
and it was during this time that she Find it online
Yvette and Tash Peddie
realised that what was lacking was www.isothelabel.co.nzKennedy Park
Petanque Club and
Chanticleer Cup
The Chanticleer Cup is a peta
nque challenge,
normally held annually, betw
een the
Auckland and Wellington regi
ons. However,
because of Covid 19, it was can
ENGLISH year. This year’s challenge is
Herne Bay Petanque Club on
celled last
being hosted by
28 – 29 August
CONVERSATIONS GROUP and the Auckland Team will
regain the trophy, lost to Wel
be aiming to
lington in 2019.
The Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church started the English Spectators and supporters are
encouraged
conversations group a little over four years ago. The group to attend, to cheer the Aucklan
d Team on,
hopefully to success.
was started by the church following an approach from We wish our own club mem
Grace Liu, who is still a member today. ber Barbara
and the Auckland team all the
best for
a successful and enjoyable wee
kend
petanque challenge.
The church provides the opportunity clerk, Stewart Milne, includes being Kennedy Park Petanque Club
to practise conversing in English in a representative of the diversity in our is a friendly,
welcoming club whose mem
bers range from
relaxed and informal atmosphere and population here on the North Shore and newly joined novice players
to long serving,
to learn about some of the strange this activity along with several others experienced stalwarts. KPPC
is based in
Kennedy Park, Castor Bay, and
Kiwi sayings and practices. The group is helping us to achieve that. “Over the members
play on Tuesdays and Thursda
has seen people attend from China, last 2 years more than 60 people have ys 1:00pm to
3:00pm and Sundays 10:00am
Korea, Japan, Indonesia, and Iran all attended our 1pm to 2:30pm sessions to 12:00pm.
New members are welcome
, and the Club
of whom are wanting to improve their on a Wednesday in a meeting room at has boules available for use.
Training is also
ability to hold conversations in English. the church,” he says. available to new (and not so
new) members.
Friendships have been formed and some For further information abo
ut KPPC please
Mairangi Bay Presbyterian Church contact Roger Brown, Club
Captain,
together with their children have joined phone 022 353 7606,
www.bayspresbyterian.org.nz
in other church activities. office@bayspc.nz
email roger.brown.builder@
gmail.com
The mission at church, says parish Phone 09 478 6180
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Mairangi Bay Village 17BOOK REVIEW
BOOK
“STILL” WINNER!
by Matt Nable
This is an evocative, page-turning thriller,
for fans of “The Dry “ and “Scrublands “.
Set in Darwin, in 1963, the place and time
period are captured perfectly by Nable,
Darwin is an unforgiving town, with a
harsh landscape and climate, and deep
racial discord.
When Senior Constable Ned Potter finds Thank you all for entering to
a body in shallow marshland he doesn’t realise it will win a copy of Flit the Fantail and
be the first of several murders; and that the senior politicians and police the Matariki Map, courtesy of
officers are obviously covering something up. Charlotte Clark is a 23 year Malcolms’ Takenote.
old housewife, married to a cowboy who isn’t who she though he was.
CONGRATULATIONS
The days ahead feel suffocating, living in a town where she is supposed to
to Alexis from Kid’s Corner -
keep herself nice and wait for her husband to come home from the pub.
Rothesay Learning Centre,
One day a chance encounter with a brutally beaten man changes her life.
who was the lucky person on
Both Charlotte and Ned will learn that the world they live in is full of
this occasion and gets to share
secrets and that it takes courage to fight for what is right . But there
the book with the kids.
are people who will do anything to protect themselves and sometimes
courage is not enough to keep you, or those you love, safe. If you would like your own
copy, please call in to Malcom’s
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Tear Fund JO MIMMACK
Quiz Night EXPERIENCE
COUNTS
21 Aug
st
I would love
JOIN US AS WE AIM TO RAISE $600 to sell your
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Bring your friends and family, BYO drinks & snacks. new adventures
$10 per person max 6 per team.
Register your team at: office@bayspc.nz for you.
Bring your entry fee, your drinks & Contact me
snacks & a sense of fun along on
Saturday August 21st. today!
The quiz starts 5:30 sharp, please be
seated by 5:15pm.
Mairangi and Castor Bays
Presbyterian Church
10 Penzance Road, Mairangi Bay
Mobile +64 274 965 429
If you cannnot enter but want to support
Email joanne.mimmack@harcourts.co.nz
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18 Mairangi Bay VillageIf it’s harder for Landlords,
it’s harder for Tenants.
In our over 40 years of experience, we paid back at $5 or $10 a week, if at all.
can state without reservation that the Getting rid of anti-social tenants takes
vast majority of tenants and landlords months and is fraught with difficulties
are good people who respect the and dangers.
position of the other and simply want Now we are seeing the Tenancy
to get on with their lives and cause no Tribunal (TT) giving name suppression
problems. So why is it then that the to tenants that none of us would want.
government keep undermining the In one case the TT justified this by
checks and balances that are there for stating that name publication would MIke Pinkney
the benefit of good folks. Why do they hinder the tenant’s chance of securing
not understand that making it harder another property. We disagree, what
for landlords, ultimately makes it should hinder them is their loud parties, decision such as this (and there are
harder for tenants. offensive language, threats to and more) completely undermine the
Getting rid of tenants who don’t pay abuse of neighbours. integrity of the very processes that are
their rent is hard enough and can take So TT records will show no cases supposed to be objective, honest, and
a long time, while the debt continues against these tenants. This is a blatant reliable.
to build. Collecting debts can be a lie. This Tribunal ruling says that it is Thought of the week
joke. We have seen cases where debts OK for the next poor landlord/s to go “A nation of sheep will beget a
of thousands of dollars are being through the same agonies. Tribunal government of wolves” Edward R. Murrow
For more information go to www.tenancy.govt.nz or call a professional property manager.
Mike Pinkney 021-78-3030 mike@pinkney.co.nz Beach Road, Mairangi Bay
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A LO C AL HERO
WHO SHINES LIKE A DIAMOND?
60 th
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MAIRANGI BAY
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The Mairangi Bay Business Association would love to hear your story about someone
who you think is a local community hero worthy of a Diamond from Diamond Studio.
There will also be a prize for the person nominating the winner!
Nomination stories should be no more than 150 words and sent to:
The Committee, Diamonds are forever, by email to: coordinator@mairangibayvillage.co.nz
or by post to: PO Box 65475, Mairangi Bay 0630, or online at wwww.mairangibayvillage.co.nz
Conditions of Entry: The story must be able to be shared, in the Mairangi Bay Village magazine
Mairangi Bay and Social Media. A photo of the winner and nominee will be taken and the winner is invited to
Village ride on the MBBA Float in the 2021 Santa Parade. Entries close on 10th November 2021, winning
hero announced by the 20th November 2021. More details at: www.mairangibayvillage.co.nz
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HAPPINESS
Avon Hansen Beadle
festival and giving a concert onboard a
cruise ship, the Pacific Pearl, heading to
Music and stringed instruments are no novelty to Avon Hansen-Beadle. Napier’s Art Deco festival. A ukulele may
She met her sax-playing husband while playing guitar in a band, and be tiny, but it holds enormous promise.
both their sons play guitar and bass, but she could see that there was One of Avon’s pupils has dementia
and Parkinson’s, but the ukulele has
something a bit different about ukuleles and their players.
helped unlock his musical memory and
A little bit quirky, a little bit Initiative, a three-year programme by adds another dimension to his life.
interesting, the wee ‘jumping flea’ the award-winning Canadian player. His performance of Duke Ellington’s
instrument seemed to compliment Her accreditation means she can now famous jazz standard, Satin Doll, is
Avon’s years of teaching music, but arrange music at all levels in multiple a huge and impressive achievement
in a much easier format, and she was parts, teach a ukulele orchestra, as well for him. There are many satisfying
keen to try it. It was a perfect fit, so as enriching her two ukulele classes moments in teaching and playing
much so that Avon now suffers from – Shorecooleles in Campbells Bay on ukulele for Avon, but this result was
Ukulele Acquisition Syndrome and Tuesday evenings and Hibiscus Ukes in especially heart-warming.
has five (shhh! maybe it’s six) of the Orewa on a Thursday afternoon. New And Avon can be sure of more
cheerful, cheeky sounding instruments. members are always welcome at both personal heart-warming moments now
Her affection for the ukulele led venues. The Tuesday class has been her two grandchildren have also taken
her to become the only woman in going for 10 years and Avon says the up the strings.
Aotearoa/New Zealand to graduate group has had heaps of fun, taking
from the James Hill Ukulele Teacher two trips to Hawai’i to perform in a www.ukuleleheaven.nz
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