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World famous on the North Shore, ‘‘karaoke taxi’’ driver Bob Ivanovic says he is 71 during the day, and 55 at night. LAINE MOGER/FAIRFAX NZ

A renowned North Shore‘‘karaoke taxi’’ offers a party onthe way to the party ... and some-times counselling afterwards.

On a Friday and a Saturdaynight, the musical taxi is in fullswing and driver Bob Ivanovic iswell dressed for the livelyoccasions.

‘‘I own 65 scarves and 35 sillyglasses,’’ Ivanovic, also famous forwearing a pair of flashing, white-sequined gloves, said.

The North Shore Taxi’s boothides a karaoke machine, the roof- a disco light, and the inside seatsshare several microphones.

A camera is fixed to the front,to capture all the best of thenight’s moments for passengerkeepsakes.

The taxi is equipped withmusic for all ages, from 6 to 86years old, Ivanovic said.

From rugby games to concerts,from school runs to all-night-longhen’s parties, the dynamic andversatile taxi suits all types.

In June 1995, Ivanovicimmigrated from Serbia with hiswife of 44 years and their two chil-dren. After settling in Birken-head, he has been driving thekaraoke taxi for 12 years.

But Ivanovic is not just a taxidriver, he is also a friend.

‘‘Deep in my heart, I havepassengers that I love,’’ he said.

For his regular customers,there is nothing Ivanovic won’tdo.

He has even gone as far asvisiting a former passenger in

hospital.‘‘Sometimes at 2am, I spend

just half an hour in the car justtalking to people about their lifeproblems,’’ he said.

‘‘If they call me at 3am becausethey are in trouble, I will bethere.’’

As an avid music fan and for-mer guitarist, Ivanovic said thekaraoke taxi is fun and keeps himyoung.

‘‘I’m 71 years old, but by nightI’m 55.’’

Regular passenger and North

Shore resident Stuart Maxwellsaid Ivanovic has been drivinghim around since late 2003.

‘‘He always has the music on,’’Maxwell said. ‘‘We use him atwork quite a lot, as well as person-ally. He’s even driven my kids.

‘‘I used him on Friday for anight with some friends, and,when they saw him, they werelike ‘ah, Bob’s here’.

‘‘Everyone knows him on theShore,’’ he said.

Find Bob Ivanovic onFacebook for business inquiries.

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I have always thought I would likethe option of euthanasia.However, a debate at an ElderAbuse Day event in Takapuna lastweek has got me thinking.Minister for Seniors MaggieBarry opposes the End of LifeChoice bill, because she doesn’tfeel there is any way to fullyprotect vulnerable people whomight feel pressured intoeuthanasia. I was struck by thecomment of a palliative carenurse who said, in 24 years ofnursing, she hadn’t had a singlepatient who wanted to die, yet 3 to4 per cent of family members shesurveyed would chooseeuthanasia. Families find it hardto see a loved one suffering anddiminished. The debate also mademe question whether it is right toask another person to takeresponsibility for ending our life.Yet, I can see why many peoplewould like the choice if they weresuffering without hope ofimprovement. If we are to have alaw allowing euthanasia, it wouldneed every possible safeguard. Iam now questioning whether thatis even possible. - Jodi Yeats

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LOCAL BOARD PLANS

The North Shore’s local boardshave developed plans that willguide their decisions on theneighbourhood you live in. Theplans also influence their inputinto Auckland Council’s regionalstrategies and plans, such as the10-year budget. But they needyour feedback. Go to atshapeauckland.co.nz to find asummary of plans for your area,andmake a submission. Or findforms at libraries, council servicecentres and board offices. Thedeadline is 4pm, June 30. Thelocal boards will review feedbackand finalise plans by October.

MANHUNT

Police are hunting an armedmanwho robbed a sports bar onSunday night. Theman enteredthe Postman’s Leg on DowningSt, Glenfield, with a gun about9pm. He’s described as tall,wearing a grey sweatshirt anddark-coloured trousers, anddisguisedwith awhitemask. Asecond personwaited in a stolensilver Mazda Atenza stationwagon and they took off togetherwith the stolen cash. The car wasstolen fromArchers Road ataround 6.30pm on Sunday andfound just after 9pm in ChequersAve, Glenfield. Police want to hearfrom anyonewhomight haveseen the car between thosetimes. There will be a reward forinformation leading to asuccessful prosecution. ContactNorth Shore Police on 09 4775004. No-one was injured.

BIG DONATION

An anonymous $3.4million gift isthe largest single donationMassey University has received inits 90-year history. The donationwas gifted to theMasseyUniversity Foundation, on June 2,which supports students, staffand development of universityfacilities. Previously, the largestwas $1.3 million gift from latePalmerston North couple Kenand Elizabeth Powell in 2012.

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Auckland Transport is seekingfeedback on options forDevonport’s Lake Rd. ATwouldlike feedback on its top threeoptions and any other commentsor suggestions youmay have. Goto AT.govt.nz/haveyoursay andfill in the online survey formbefore July 8, or you can ph (09)355 3553.

Midwife helps ‘terrified’ SyriansDENISE PIPER

Emma Farmer says volunteering to help Syrian mothers and babies in Greece was a privilege. SUPPLIED

Harrowing tales of babies dyingdue to unsanitary conditions andpregnant woman having toendure extremes wereencountered by a maternityleader volunteering with Syrianrefugees in Greece.

Emma Farmer, head of mid-wifery at Waitemata DistrictHealth Board and Devonport resi-dent, spent four weeksvolunteering with Nurture Proj-ect International in the Greek cityof Thessaloniki.

The non-profit organisationworked with mothers and famil-ies who had fled the war in Syriaand were awaiting permanentresettlement.

Farmer said the Syrians werevery family-focused and did notwant the war to take away theopportunity to have children,despite it not being an ‘‘ideal’’time to have a baby.

For example, an eight-monthpregnant woman had to walk foreight days to get to the relativesafety of Thessaloniki. Anothermother travelled on an eight-hourtrain ride to Athens when herbaby was just a day old.

Farmer’s volunteer workincluded encouraging and sup-porting mothers to breastfeed, asthe insanitary conditions in refu-gee camps meant there was a riskof death with bottle feeding.

Farmer also supportedmothers before and after birth,even though she was not able tohelp during delivery.

‘‘The Greek hospitals did notlet anybody in, even the partner.The women were terrified; it wasvery Third World.

‘‘We did manage to get anArabic translator in for one.’’

Farmer said the Greek govern-ment closed the refugee camps

due to the unsanitary conditionsand put the refugees into apart-ments, where families felt veryisolated.

Being able to help with famil-ies’ social care was the highlightof Farmer’s volunteer work.

‘‘It was an absolute pleasuregoing into people’s homes and sit-ting down and talking with them;it’s such a privileged position.’’

Farmer responded to a Face-

book post advertising the volun-teer post, after seeing news storiesof the Syrian refugees and want-ing to do something to help.

it took two people to replaceher position at Waitemata, whereshe leads 150 staff and 200 self-employed midwives.

Farmer encouraged anyoneconsidering volunteering to do it,saying it improved skills andincreased appreciation.

Bus wanted from Albany to airportAMY BAKER

John Watson has been trying to assess public demand for a bus to the airport

since last year. AMY BAKER/FAIRFAX NZ

North Auckland residents arejumping aboard the band wagonfor an idea for a bus service fromthe North Shore to Auckland air-port.

Since last year, Albany wardcouncillor John Watson has beenworking to gauge public interestin a service from Albany Stationto Auckland Airport.

A call for feedback on the pro-posal on Neighbourly.co.nz just afortnight ago, has garnered morethan 70 replies so far.

Watson said the comments andother feedback would suggest thatsuch a service is in demand andone that people would want to use.

‘‘There’s a real logic to havinga service leaving from our nice,

new, modern, clean bus terminal.It makes it so much more con-venient for people just to getdropped off there or to catch abus,’’ he said.

He estimates the service wouldbe of use to around 300,000residents from all over the shoreand further north. While rail tothe airport was a future possi-bility, Watson said that thiswasn’t really a solution for thearea, as north Aucklanders wouldstill need to get over the bridge inthe first instance.

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Euthanasia bill divides, raises concernsDENISE PIPER

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North Shore seniors and thosewho work with elderly arestrongly divided on support for anew euthanasia bill.

David Seymour’s End of LifeChoice bill was drawn from theballot for private member’s bills,although it was unlikely to bedebated before Parliament breaksfor the general election.

The bill gives adults with a ter-minal illness, or a grievous andirremediable medical condition,the option of requesting medicalaid in dying.

Seymour said safeguardswould include two doctors havingto sign off that the person genu-inely wished to end their life.Patients must be in an advancedstate of irreversible decline andexperiencing unbearable suffer-ing that cannot be relieved.

At a Takapuna meeting lastThursday, Minister for Seniorsand North Shore MP MaggieBarry said she was inclined tovote against the bill but wanted toknow what constituents thought.

Barry said she thought the billdid not have enough safeguardsfor vulnerable people, particu-larly seniors, who could becoerced into ending their life.

‘‘It does not protect the vulner-able. In order for some people tohave a choice about their end-of-life care, that choice is going to beremoved for some people.

‘‘We need to be very, very care-ful about what we allow to gothrough in law,’’ she warned.

Having been a sponsor of a hos-pice in Wellington, Barry said theend of life need not be full ofsuffering, if people got the rightpalliative care.

The room was divided about

whether or not to support the bill.One woman opened up to say

she was in favour of the bill, asshe wanted to make a choiceabout how she died.

The woman said she hadnursed family members as theydied, including her husband. ‘‘Allof those people died the death of a

dog, despite hospice care.‘‘I think each of us in this room

deserves to make the choice forourselves; those who choose tobreathe to the bitter end can do so.I will choose another way, in myown time.’’

But Marguerite Sakey, a palli-ative care worker, said she disag-

reed with the bill, calling it ‘‘hid-eous’’. In 24 years of palliativecare, she had never had a patientwho had asked to be euthanased.

However, when Sakey inter-viewed family members after theperson had died, about 3 to 4 percent of family members were insupport of euthanasia.


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Cup could put wind insails of house pricesDENISE PIPER

Team NZ have won the first four races in the cup final against Team USA. GILLES MARTIN-RAGET

An America’s Cup win could push uphouse prices on the beachy North Shore,but Team NZ will need to work harder.

Emirates Team NZ won the first fourraces in the America’s Cup final againstOracle Team USA. As they took a grip onthe series, Kiwi fans were allowing them-selves to speculate what might happen ifthey took back the Auld Mug.

A win would be good for Auckland’seconomy and infrastructure, sparkingdevelopment like Wynyard Quarter.

Martin Cooper, managing director ofHarcourts Cooper & Co, said when Auck-

land last hosted the America’s Cup therewas a high demand for rental accommo-dation, as crew, support members and theirfamily settled into the area.

The spotlight on Auckland’s ‘‘beautiful’’Hauraki Gulf also garnered some interestfrom overseas property buyers looking tobuy holiday homes.

Cooper said, for house prices to really beaffected, the cup would have to be won thensuccessfully defended in Auckland.

Peter Thompson, Barfoot & Thompsonmanaging director, agreed a win did notguarantee a boom in Shore house prices, asracing could be confined to the inner har-bour, rather than being closer to the Shore.


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responsible, contributor to manyaspects of society. They obviouslyhad plans A, B and C in place andstuck their necks out for the mostlucrative, in the interests ofshareholders. Council roboticallyapproved Plan A withoutconsultation with a community,close knit, and highly sensitive toits best needs, environmentallyand socially. Are we getting anyvalue at all from those elected? Dowe have to do the due diligencenecessary, independently, atpersonal cost, effectively payingour rates twice, for something tobe done properly?

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JOBS, BUT NO SOLUTIONYour ‘‘Stormwater jobs’’ item(April 13) correctly identifiesstormwater as polluted rainwater– road runoff carries heavy metals(copper, zinc, etc), hydrocarbons

(oils, combustion by-products),organic matter (leaves, faeces),and sediment. But, HealthyWaters manager Craig McIlroyand others offer no real measuresto remove these pollutants,despite plans for $33 million ofprojects.

‘‘Healthy Waters worksclosely…’’ ‘‘Local boards advocateand support…’’ ‘‘Initiativesinclude restoration…’’ ‘‘Streetfurniture to be reorganised…’’‘‘Wash cars on grass…’’ Andmore…

These are peripheral fluff andnonsense – roads are generatingtonnes each year of pollutedsediment – trap the sediment, trapthe pollutants. We have knownthis for years; we have knownhow to do it for years; where is thepolitical will for action, notwords?

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Devonport borough was the first nuclear-freezone in the country. On June 10, 2017, mayorPhil Goff joined guests at Devonport’s DepotArtspace, to celebrate the 30th anniversary ofpassing New Zealand’s nuclear free act

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‘‘Before we wereopen, we weregetting phone callsasking when wewere opening.’’Jacqui Cheal, general manager

Ramada Suites Albany has been an almost overwhelming success since opening its doors at the start of April. DENISE PIPER/FAIRFAX NZ

It is not at a tourist destinationand it has views of a car park, butone of the country’s newest hotelsis already doing a roaring trade.

Ramada Suites Albany openedits doors in April and will have itsofficial opening on June 29.

General manager Jacqui Chealsaid the Shore was crying out foraccommodation, particularly forbusinesspeople, due to the growthof businesses in the area.

‘‘Before we were open, we weregetting phone calls asking aboutwhen we were opening.

‘‘There was definitely a need,’’she said.

The Ramada was the firstpurpose-built hotel on the Shorefor about 10 years and is one ofvery few in the area.

Its location overlookingAlbany Bus Station’s park ‘n’ rideand the Northern motorway madeit very convenient, especially forbusiness travellers, Cheal said.

The hotel had 66 servicedsuites which all had kitchen andlaundry facilities, plus double-glazing to keep out any trafficnoise, she said.

The high demand meant theRamada had good occupancyrates since it opened, includingbeing 98 per cent full on someweekdays.

The hotel was also fully bookedduring the World Masters Games,which was on throughout Auck-land when the hotel had justopened, Cheal said.

It was also booked well inadvance for special events, shesaid. An international sports teamwas set to stay later in the year

and some people were alreadybooking for the Ed Sheeran con-cert next March.

‘‘It’s been almost overwhelm-ing, the response.’’

Other guests included a familywaiting for a new house to be fin-ished, Cheal said.

Due to customer requests, the

hotel was changing one of itssuites into a meeting room, suit-able for 12 to 14 people with asmall break-out room.

‘‘We get at least one to two callsevery week asking for a meetingroom,’’ Cheal said.

Complimentary services werestarting to open up around the

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Eighteen privately ownedapartments were also being com-pleted in a new block next to thehotel.

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One year on from a major diesel spillon Lake Pupuke, a local body poli-tician is reassuring the public thatlessons have been learnt.

On the evening of June 22, 2016,Takapuna residents noticed a fuelsmell at the southern end of LakePupuke, by morning, diesel wasclearly visible across a large sectionof the freshwater lake. The spill wastraced back to a North Shore Hos-pital generator. Auckland Councilbelieve between 100 litres to 300L ofdiesel entered the lake.

Information provided to theDevonport-Takapuna Local Boardthis year states three potentialcauses: the diesel filtering system,the diesel transfer system or humanerror.

Kaipatiki Local Board memberAnne-Elise Smithson followed theincident closely . In a letter shewrote to the North Shore Times,prior to becoming a local board

member, she was critical of the time-liness of the authorities response.‘‘Will it take residents reportingheadaches from the diesel smell,before a swift response is taken?’’she wrote.

Having now accessed informationprovided to Auckland Council froman investigation into the spill,Smithson is confident that stepshave been taken to prevent a similarcontamination happening in thefuture. Smithson said the WaitemataDHB has made improvements to itsgenerator maintenance plan and fueltransfer protocols, plus the fre-quency of monitoring and mainten-ance checks has increased. Inaddition, Beca has been com-missioned to design changes to theautomated alarm system and trans-fer systems. ‘‘Safeguards for theenvironment and people’s healthalways need to be top of mind.Thanks to public pressure, it lookslike that lesson may have been takento heart,’’ Smithson said.


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City Impact Church’s Tiana Wijohn, Eugene Tuigamala and Olivia Campbell with donated blankets.

Hundreds of people will be warmer thiswinter after a church collected hundreds ofblankets and pyjamas to help families inneed.

As part of City Impact Church’s annualCommunity Impact Day, volunteersdonated 700 blankets and 500 sets ofpyjamas to families throughout Auckland.

The items were donated by individualsand families who attend City ImpactChurch on the North Shore and in Mt Wel-lington.

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‘‘We knew of so many people in our com-munity facing a cold winter withoutenough blankets this year,’’ Peter said.

Church members also visited 57 homesto carry out cleaning, maintenance andgardening.

Fifteen volunteers cleaned windows andovens and did gardening at Birkdale Court.

Another group helped out a mother-of-seven whose youngest child was diagnosedwith cancer last year. The church’s Com-munity Impact Days regularly see a turn-out of more than 500 volunteers. Seecommunityimpact.co.nz for more.


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A residents’ group that successfullyfought plans for a huge retirementvillage in historic Devonport isseeking assurances from centralGovernment candidates they willseek community input on major dev-elopments.

The Devonport PeninsulaPrecincts Society spent more than$70,000 fighting the consent forRyman Healthcare’s 600-bed, sixstorey, retirement complex, before acompromise was agreed throughEnvironment Court-led mediation.

Now society chairman Iain Reahas sought assurances from politicalcandidates across the spectrum theNorth Shore community won’t haveto go through the same thing again.

‘‘Neighbourhoods are changingfast across the city, there are five bigsites slated for large-scale develop-ment on the Devonport peninsulaalone, and people will have con-cerns,’’ Rea said.

‘‘This is an election issue. Com-munities will not take kindly to theerosion of their rights to be heard.’’

Rea was concerned changes to theResource Management Act (RMA)threaten the notification processthrough which the public can have asay.

‘‘The power of public submissionsto affect change is reducing,’’ hesaid.

North Shore MP, National’sMaggie Barry, said the ResourceLegislation Amendment Bill waspassed earlier this year to better sup-port economic growth, increasehousing supply and affordability,provide better infrastructure andless bureaucracy while ensuring theenvironment is well managed andprotected. Barry said more consul-tation and openness from developerscould make a positive difference onhow a development is received bythe community it is being built in.

Labour’s candidate for the NorthShore, Romy Udanga, felt public par-ticipation was important. ‘‘Publicparticipation can be a strong stabili-sing force in a changing environ-ment,’’ Udanga said.

The Greens were concernedabout the erosion of the RMA’s noti-fication process. ‘‘Meaningful andaccessible public participation is acornerstone of the RMA. People havea right to be involved in decisions onconsent applications which affecttheir neighbourhood and places theycare about,’’ Greens senior policyadvisor Holly Donald said.

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SHOWSShore Funny: Local comedianspresent newmaterial. Hosted byreturning local Steven Lyons. Line-up features Inosi ColavanuawithGraeme Clarke, LanaWalters, DanielStevens and TaylorMcLeod. June 26,from 8pm till 9.15pm at The Vic

Cinema Cafe Theatre, Devonport. Allages.The Proms: Auckland SymphonyOrchestra and Stellar Singerspresent the Last Night of the Proms.Conducted by Peter Thomas andfeaturingmore than 150 performersincludingMilford School Dancers.June 23, 7.30pm, BruceMasonCentre, Takapuna. Adults $59.90,seniors $49.90. Visitaucklandlive.co.nz or contact 0800111 999.Highland dance: North ShorePerforming Arts Society presentsHighland Dance Competition, June24 from 9am, Glenfield College’s

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Bunker unplugged: A showcase oflive original music from around NewZealand, performed in an acousticvenue. June 25, from 8pm till10.30pm at The Bunker, Mt Victoria,Devonport. Cost $5. Door sales only.

MATARIKILight show: Smales Farm brings amagical glow to the North Shorewith an after-dark outing foreveryone. Come down to experiencethemagnificent light installationscelebrating the arrival of theMatarikiconstellation. June 22 to 25, 5pm till10pm. Free. Smales Farm, Takapuna.Craft fun: The TakapunaMethodistChurch is holding aMid-winter andMatariki Free Craft Afternoon,suitable for children from pre-schoolers to intermediate age.Afternoon tea provided. June 23from 3.30pm, TakapunaMethodistChurch, 427 Lake Rd. Free.

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‘‘So many started being nervous onstage and they got better and better, whichis quite encouraging.’’

Lu said some of the performers wereinternational students visiting the school.

Martial arts, alongside Chineseinstruments will be on show at the event.

The event is on June 30, 7pm till 9pm atthe Westlake Boys High School auditoriumand tickets are $4 at the door or are avail-able on the Facebook Westlake ChineseNight 2017 event page.

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Eden Park Event

Travel on trains and special event busesis included with your match ticket.

7:35pm, Saturday 24 June, Eden Park

Train

Travel on trains is included with your match ticket. Travel on trains is included

with your match ticket. You can travel up to four hours before kick-off and until

end of service post-match.

Services from Britomart terminate at Kingsland Station and services from the

western line terminate at Morningside Station. Please return to the same train

stations for your journey home.

Kingsland Station is just across the road from Eden Park. Post-match a mobility

shuttle will be operating between Morningside Station and Eden Park for those

unable to walk the distance

Bus

Travel on event buses is included with your match ticket.

Event buses depart:

• North Shore – Albany Bus Station approx. every 10 mins between3:30pm – 6:30pm, stopping at all Northern Busway Stations (excludesHibiscus Coast).

• City Centre – Civic Theatre, Queen St (Bus Stop 7055 betweenMayoral Dr & Wellesley St) approx. every 5 mins between 4:00pm – 7:00pm.

• Newmarket/Mt Eden – 19 Remuera Rd (Bus Stop 7401) approx. every10 mins between 3:30pm – 7:00pm, and run via Mt Eden Rd (Bus Stop 8502)and Mt Eden Village (Bus Stop 8510).

• South/East – Manukau City Centre (Leyton Way – Bus Stop 6920) approx.every 15 mins between 3:30pm – 6:30pm, running via Botany Town Centre(Town Centre Drive – Bus Stop 6231) and Pakuranga Plaza (outside Farmers –Bus Stop 6060).

• Takapuna – 142-152 Hurstmere Road (Temporary Bus Stop)approx. every 15 mins between 3:30pm – 6:30pm.

Return services depart for one hour after the �nal whistle.

Private Vehicle

Road closures and parking restrictions will affect streets around Eden Park ongame day.

Limited mobility parking areas are available on Cricket Ave.

Walking

If you prefer to walk to the game it is a comfortable 45 min walk fromAucklands City Centre. There will be free entertainment along the fan trailfrom 4pm onwards.

Terms and conditions apply.

For full details on special event public

transport services go to AT.govt.nz/events

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‘Polluter-pays’ modelJAMES PASLEY

A national freshwater plan isadvocating for a ‘polluter pays’ pol-icy to be enforced in Auckland.

Earlier this month political par-ties were urged to adopt a seven-stepplan to help address the country’sfreshwater quality issues.

The plan, put together by tour-ism, science, health, recreation andenvironment organisations, recom-mended a ‘polluter pays’ policy wasadopted by councils, making organ-isations financially responsible forpollution.

Choose Clean Water was one ofthe organisations involved with theplan. Spokesperson Marnie Prickettsaid consequences were not strongenough to deter Auckland polluters.

‘‘At the moment if you can pollutewilly nilly, there’s no incentive toinnovate and change your infra-structure.’’

Auckland Council’s HealthyWaters Andrew Chin said a polluterpays scheme could be considered,but it would be difficult toimplement because of how complexpollution monitoring is.

For example, many householdspollute stormwater systems, fromeveryday tasks like vehicle washingon driveways, Chin said.

‘‘However, these are importantdiscussions to have.’’

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A mental health patient who claimedhis rights were breached by a smoke-free policy at Waitemata DistrictHealth Board has lost an appeal inthe Supreme Court.

The man, in his 30s who has namesuppression, claimed the board’ssmoke-free policy was inconsistentwith the New Zealand Bill of Rightsand the DHB was obliged to have asmokers’ zone on its grounds.

He lost appeals to the High Courtand the Court of Appeal, butappealed to the Supreme Court inNovember 2016.

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He was an inpatient at the board’stwo adult mental health units,Waiatarau in Waitakere Hospitaland Taharoto in North Shore Hos-pital, over a 12-week period fromJune 2012.

Both units have a strict non-smoking policy unless the patientleaves the grounds. The patientspent most of his time in the openward, allowing him to leave the siteto smoke, the court said.

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In the Supreme Court, the patientclaimed the DHB was obliged, undersection six of the Smoke-freeEnvironments Act 1990, to establisha dedicated smoking room in mentalhealth units.

Second, he claimed the DHB’ssmoke-free policy had breached hisrights under the the Bill of RightsAct; citing the right to be treatedwith humanity; the right not to besubjected to cruel or disproportion-ately severe treatment; the right tobe free from discrimination on thebasis of disability; and the right to ahome or private life, which heargued included the right to chooseto smoke.

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For more information and to provide feedback, visit shapeauckland.co.nz

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Kaipātiki Local Board

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• Do you support us continuing to advocate for better, safer walking and

cycling infrastructure?

Devonport-Takapuna Local Board

• Lake Road, between Devonport andTakapuna, is severely congested at

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• With somany dogs living in our area, do you think it’s timewe built

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0274351095 Tree Removaldifficult trees, pruning, andstump grinding. 20 plus yearsexperience. Full InsuranceFree quote Richard 444 3989www.tree-services.net.nz

0800-426-791 Akl TreeMasters. All aspects of trees -pruning and removal, branchchipping, 16 yrs exp. Ph Matt021-124-6478

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ACTIVE TREECARE LTD Allaspects of tree work covered.Qualified arborists, qualityassured. Ph 473-6723 or027-555-6403

ALWAYS buying Qualityfurniture estates & houselots.Everything from cutlery to thecar. Transit Traders 4809300or mobile 0274-798-942

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ALL household furniture,effects, houselots and estates.Ph Mark or text 09 4445114.

JUMBLE SALEALL clothes and linen $1 each.The Salvation Army, Glenfield.430 Glenfield Road. 8am-11am. EFTPOS available.Saturday 24th June.

FORREST HILL, 39Woodstock Rd, Sat 24 June,9am to 12.30pm. Varioushouseholds, lots of new items,collectibles and more.

Garage Sales

CASTOR Bay, 10 PeterTerrace. Sat, 24 June. 8am-12pm. h/hold goods & clothes.

TOPSOIL - Good quality, dryscreened. Free del over 10mmost areas. Ph 021 852552

MITSUBISHI Electric aircon /heat pumps. 25% off NZquietest 6 star efficiency,professionally installed in yourlounge from $2,400. Ph Todd09 415 0503/ 0274 921270/0800 927 628 or go towww.albanyheatpumps.co.nz

LANDSCAPE Supplies.Driveway Metal & Scoria.Delivery or free loan trailers.Landscape Station 4756655

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FIREWOOD/MULCH/COMPOST/SAWDUST from$50/m3 pick up! PhoneCypress Sawmill 09-420-5485

SEASON dry hotmix firewood.$100 p/cube. Free delivery 2cube or more. 09 446 1258 or021 175 8660

FIREWOOD open 7 days, 178Bush Rd Albany. Bags & bulk.Free loan trailers. Free deliveryover 21⁄2 m3 on the Shore.Phone 0800 005 446.

FIREWOOD Free delivery.Dry Firewood Shed Stored.PINE $100 m, MAC $120 m,GUM $130 m, HOT Mix 4m$440. Phone: 09 412-8653Mob: 027-693-8100

FIREWOOD A1. Split Pine -Summer Special 5m3 $350,3m3 $250 delivered. Phone0800 660770

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FIREWOOD, $105 per meter,for a night fire. Free delivery.Phone Dan 4801998

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RELAXING chinese full bodymassage, Birkenhead. Elderlyoutcall service available.Ph 094196807 / 0211609014

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PSYCHIC Suzanne ReadingsPh 090050500 or c/d card0220429652 3.50/ minwww.psychicsuzanne.co.nz

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CRYSTAL VISIONS HolisticMarket Sat 24th June 10-3pm,Milford Senior Citizens ClubHall, 141 Kitchener Rd Milford.Readers, healers, crystals, etc.www.crystalvisions.co.nz.

Waterblasting

021 0223 0825 or 444 7024.Thomas for house soft wash,gutter, roof, deck, driveway.

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CHOPPER TREE’D Availablefor all tree work. Arboristsreports & consulting, firewood,stump grinds. Free Quotes.Sonny 0274970230, 4738734

Richards Tree Felling. Tree/hedge cutting, pruning,mulching, Full insurance.Richard 4447337 Rob4782872. Pensioner discount.

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2018 ENROLMENTS &

OPEN EVENTSENROLMENT INFORMATION EVENING – 6.00pm,

Thursday 3rd August 2017 The 2017 Information Evening

(for 2018 enrolments) will include student-hosted school tours,

sports and music performances and a general information session.

All prospective parents, caregivers and students are welcome to attend.

ENROLMENT OPEN ASSEMBLIES — Parents and caregivers of

prospective students are invited to attend an open school assembly

on either Friday 16th June, Friday 23rd June or Friday 30th June

2017 commencing at 10.25am. Seat bookings are essential.

Please email Enrolment Officer, Michele Cain on

[email protected] or call 09 410 8667 ext 818.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS’ OPEN DAY – 10am – 1pm,

Friday 30th June 2017 International parents and students are

invited to attend an open assembly. Morning tea will follow

where you will hear from current international students about

their experience at Westlake Boys High School. The International

Students’ Open Day will conclude with a tour of the school.

Bookings are essential. Please email Yeseul Lee

[email protected] or call 09 410 8667 ext 798.

ENROLMENT INFORMATION — 2018 Enrolment dates and

information are available on the school website

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30 Forrest Hill Road, Auckland 0620

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Section 101 Sale & Supply of Alcohol Act 20121st Notices NZ Castle Resorts & Hotels Ltd has made anapplication to the District Licensing Committee at Aucklandfor the renewal of an On Licence in respect to the premisessituated at 9-17 Byron Ave, Takapuna and trading as TheSpencer on Byron. The general nature of the business to beconducted under the licence is as a hotel. The days onwhich and the hours during which alcohol is sold under thelicence are Mo to Sa 8am to 12am, Su 8am to 11pm. Power80s Ltd has made an application to the District LicensingCommittee at Auckland for the renewal of an On Licence inrespect to the premises situated at 70 Parkway Dr,Rosedale and trading as The Dark Horse. The generalnature of the business to be conducted under the licence isas a tavern. The days on which and the hours during whichalcohol is sold under the licence are Mo to Su 8am to 3am.Thai Chef 2014 Ltd has made an application to the DistrictLicensing Committee at Auckland for the renewal of an OnLicence in respect to the premises situated at 227A DairyFlay Hghwy, Albany and trading as Thai Chef Albany. Thegeneral nature of the business to be conducted under thelicence is as a restaurant. The days on which and the hoursduring which alcohol is sold under the licence are Mo to Su12pm to 11pm. First and only publication of this notice. QHBrand Ltd has made an application to the District LicensingCommittee at Auckland for the issue of an On Licence inrespect to the premises situated at 145-147 Kitchener Rd,Milford and trading as The Hub Milford Bar & Grill. Thegeneral nature of the business to be conducted under thelicence is as a tavern. The days on which and the hoursduring which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licenceare Mo to Sa 8am to 1am, Su 8am to 11pm. Crafted BottleCo Ltd has made an application to the District LicensingCommittee at Auckland for the issue of a Remote Sellers OffLicence in respect to the premises situated at 5 Mays St,Devonport and trading as Crafted Bottle Co Ltd. The generalnature of the business to be conducted under the licence isas an online wine shop. The days on which and the hoursduring which alcohol is intended to be sold from thepremises under the licence are at any time on any day. Thedays on which and the hours during which alcohol isintended to be delivered from the premises under thelicence are at any time on any day. Norstar Restaurant Ltdhas made an application to the District Licensing Committeeat Auckland for the issue of a BYO On Licence in respectto the premises situated at 49A Pearn Cres, Northcote andtrading as Shanghai Chinese Restaurant. The generalnature of the business to be conducted under the licence isas a Restaurant. The days on which and the hours duringwhich alcohol may be consumed or sold under the licenceare Mo to Su 10am to 10pm. OMM Holdings Ltd has madean application to the District Licensing Committee atAuckland for the issue of an On Licence in respect to thepremises situated at 178 Hurstmere Rd, Takapuna andtrading as Pushkar Indian Cuisine. The general nature of thebusiness to be conducted under the licence is as arestaurant. The days on which and the hours during whichalcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Mo toSu 8am to 1am.2nd Notices (1st was 15/6/17) Le Viet Group Ltd hasmade an application to the District Licensing Committee atAuckland to vary the licensed area of an On Licence inrespect to the premises situated at 129 Hurstmere Rd,Takapuna and trading as Tok Tok. The general nature of thebusiness to be conducted under the licence is a restaurant.The days on which and the hours during which alcohol issold under the licence are Mo to Sa 8am to 12am, Su 8amto 11pm. It is intended to add to the licensed area a sidecourtyard which is shown on a plan accompanying theapplication. It is intended that the days on which and thehours during which alcohol will be consumed in the area willbe Mo to Sa 8am to 12am, Su 8am to 11pm. TopbusAuckland Ltd has made an application to the DistrictLicensing Committee at Auckland for the issue of an OnLicence in respect to the conveyance situated at Suite 7, 95Ellice Rd, Glenfield and trading as Party Rescue. Thegeneral nature of the business to be conducted under thelicence is bus transfers. The days on which and the hoursduring which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licenceare Mo to Su 10am to 1am. First Glass Wines & SpiritsLtd has made an application to the District LicensingCommittee at Auckland for the issue of an On Licence inrespect to the premises situated at 22 Northcroft St,Takapuna and trading as First Glass Wines & Spirits Ltd.The general nature of the business to be conducted underthe licence is as a wine and spirits retailer. The days onwhich and the hours during which alcohol is intended to besold under the licence are Mo to Su 6.30pm to 9pm (for paidhosted wine & education evenings). Devon Eatery Ltd hasmade an application to the District Licensing Committee atAuckland for the renewal of an On Licence in respect to thepremises situated at 1 Queens Pde, Devonport and tradingas Devon on The Wharf. The general nature of the businessto be conducted under the licence is as a restaurant. Thedays on which and the hours during which alcohol is soldunder the licence are Mo to Su 8am to 1am, New Year’sEve 8am to 2am. Ramesh Mehta & Sons Ltd has madean application to the District Licensing Committee atAuckland for the issue of an Off Licence in respect to thepremises situated at shop 2/33 Pearn Cres, Northcote andtrading as Sunny Liquor Centre. The general nature of thebusiness to be conducted under the licence is as a retailbottle shop. The days on which and the hours during whichalcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Mo toSu 9am to 10pm.The application may be inspected during ordinary officehours at the offices of Auckland Council at Orewa,Takapuna, Henderson, Manukau, Papakura, Pukekohe and35 Graham Street, Auckland Central. Any person who isentitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue,variation or renewal of the licence may not later than 15working days after the date of the first publication of thisnotice, file a notice in writing of the objection with theSecretary of the District Licensing Committee, AucklandCouncil, Private Bag 92300, Victoria St West, Auckland. Noobjection to the issue or variation of a licence may be madein relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. Noobjection to the renewal of a licence may be made in relationto a matter other than a matter specified in section 131 ofthe Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.

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