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Volume to display Kiwi music

Mark Roach of the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame and Victoria Travers of Auckland Museum.

HUGH COLLINS ‘‘You can have anentire experience inthere and not read asingle label.’’Victoria Travers

What started as a cold call threeyears ago has now become anexhibition at the AucklandMuseum.

Volume: Making Music inAotearoa opens at the AucklandWar Memorial Museum on Octo-ber 28.

It is the brainchild of New Zea-land Music Hall of Fame Trustexecutive Mark Roach.

The New Lynn resident says itcame about with wanting to see a‘‘physical space’’ honouring theHall of Fame inductees and Kiwimusic in general.

‘‘I put together a pitch docu-ment and basically cold called themuseum … and said ‘I don’t knowwho to talk to here but I’ve gotthis amazing idea for an exhi-bition’ which I’m sure they hearall the time.’’

The museum responded withenthusiasm and is now openingVolume as the first major NewZealand music exhibition everstaged.

Spanning from the 1950s to thepresent day, Roach says he isusing it as a platform to turn itinto a permanent space either inthe museum or elsewhere.

Museum senior exhibition dev-eloper Victoria Travers says

nothing is more relevant to theiraudience than music.

‘‘It’s a real dream of a projectand we’re so excited to see people

come through and to see theirreaction.’’

Everyone has a memory asso-ciated with a particular aspect of

Kiwi music, Travers says.‘‘The number of conversations

that spin off what they see is justincredible.’’

While nostalgia plays a part inthe exhibition, it was important itcould still be relevant for youngeraudiences, she says.

The show has roughly 200objects and 400 images andincludes hands on and interactivevisual displays.

‘‘We know that people willprobably be close to having somereligious moments with some ofthe objects that are in there,’’Travers says.

A range of guitars will be ondisplay which have appeal even ifyou’re not a musician, Roachsays.

‘‘They stand alone as an artpiece regardless of the fact it’sbeen used to write and play theseamazing songs ... I think peoplewill take things away from it nomatter what your music experi-ence is.’’ Lorde’s 2014 GrammyAward and Split Enz’s memorablestage costumes are some of theobjects on display. Volume runsfor seven months until May 22and is free with museum entry.

The changes are expected to be officially decided upon in December.

Restructure on the booksELESHA EDMONDS

Auckland’s libraries are set for abig shake up with plans to cutcosts and reduce staff.

The extent of Auckland Coun-cil’s proposal to restructure itslibrary staff and services isexpected to be revealed in mid-November.

It comes as the council looks atways to future-proof its librariesto keep up with changing servicedemands.

It has been confirmed there are

no plans to close any of the city’s55 libraries.

Libraries and information gen-eral manager Mirla Edmundsonsays the library’s Fit for theFuture programme will look atways to reallocate its resources.

This includes potentiallyrestructuring staffing hours androles to help respond to the chang-ing needs of those using thelibraries, Edmundson says.

‘‘One of our challenges is weneed to respond to the changingways our customers use it.’’

She says an example of this hasbeen the rise in the use of ebooksand slow decline in printtransactions.

In other cases, staffing is sig-nificantly less during theweekends despite some librarieshaving the same number ofvisitors as during the week.

The proposed changes will lookat ways to redistribute staff andredefine current roles.

Edmundson says they won’tknow the full impact on staffnumbers until November.

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Therewill be changes for roadusers at two busy Aucklandintersections this week. OnOctober 25 a dedicated lanewasopened for traffic turning leftfrom Stoddard Rd ontoMaioro Stand the southbound on-ramp ofthe southwesternmotorway. Aswell as this, an existing left-turntraffic signal controlling access tothe Stoddard Rd on-rampwill bereplacedwith a give way sign.

VIOLENT ASSAULT

Aman has been arrested andcharged following a violentassault on awoman inMt Albertearly onWednesday. Thewomanwaswalking towork alongMtAlbert Rd around 5.10amwhen aman allegedly attacked her andthreatened her with a knifebefore he fled. Detective SeniorSergeant Glenn Baldwin said itwas a traumatic experience forthewoman and she has beenprovidedwith support. A 31-year-old is facing charges including,abduction, assault with a weapon,sexual violation, and robbery.

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A formerWarriors player hasindicated hewill plead guilty to adriving offence - the latest in astring of charges against him.Tevita Pakai Leo Latu, 35,appeared in the Auckland DistrictCourt onWednesday chargedwith careless driving causinginjury. He entered an intimatedguilty plea andwill reappear incourt nextmonth. The Crownalleges that on August 25 Latudrove carelessly on CarringtonRd inMt Albert causing injury toanotherman. Latu was previouslycaught drink driving on K’ Rd in2015. For that he was convicted,disqualified from driving for sixmonths and ordered to pay a$600 fine. Latu played 22 gamesfor theWarriors from 2003-2005,beforemoving on to play for theCronulla Sharks in 2006. Thatcontract came to a swift end afterhe admitted punching a teenagemodel in the face. Latu now playsfor the Pt Chevalier Pirates.

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Imogen aims for future medalsTORIKA TOKALAU-CHANDRA

Imogen started swimming when she was 4. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Seven-year-old Imogen wants tobe just like Paralympic swimminggold medallist Mary Fisher.

Imogen was born with a gen-etic condition called Leber Con-genital Amaurosis, which has lefther blind.

Fisher’s wins in swimmingcompetitions despite her visualimpairment encouraged Imogento take up swimming lessons her-self.

‘‘She is inspired by MaryFisher and the knowledge thatbeing blind doesn’t need to holdher back,’’ Imogen’s mum, Nettiesays.

‘‘Imogen started swimminglessons when she was 4 and hasbeen receiving funding from theHalberg Foundation for two termsa year since then.

‘‘She loves swimming.’’The Mt Eden Normal Primary

School student loves swimming,Nettie says.

Being in the water has helpedher gain more confidence andgreat satisfaction from developingand accomplishing new skills.

She also loves baking andriding her bike.

‘‘Imogen is indeed a deter-mined and strong personality.

‘‘She certainly has hermoments of frustrations andchallenges but we encourage herthat she can do anything that she

puts her mind to.‘‘The challenge is to continue

finding ways to make thingsaccessible to her that other chil-dren access visually.’’

Swimming was hard forImogen at first, but she’s lappedup every opportunity in the waterand now refuses to leave when alesson is over.

‘‘Initially when she startedswimming, she was reluctant to

put her head under the water.‘‘Now she loves diving down to

sit on the bottom of the pool.‘‘She loves it when she can do

something new.’’Nettie says they are excited to

continue Imogen’s swimminglessons to see where it will takeher.

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fidence, which has a social spinoffbecause this is an area wherephysically she is able to partici-pate on more of an even playingfield with her peers.

‘‘Whether she makes it to thelevel of a Paralympic swimmer ofcourse remains to be seen.

‘‘We have quite a way to goyet.’’

Peking Opera shining in AucklandLIU CHEN

Famous Peking Opera artists Kuizhi Yu, left, and Shengsu Li perform at Aotea

Centre next week.

Renowned Peking Operaperformers Kuizhi Yu andShengsu Li are bringing theirwell-known repertoires to Auck-land.

Joined by members of theChina National Peking OperaCompany, they will sing sectionsfrom classic arias including TheWild Boar Forest, Drunken Con-cubine and modern ones such asShajiabang and Red Lantern.

‘‘It’s the first time Aucklandwill see a specialised PekingOpera show delivered by the bestteam in China,’’ says Hong Guo,chair of the China and New Zea-land Cultural Arts Association,co-organising the event.

The opportunity is rare in

terms of inviting the whole team,even the accompanyingmusicians.’’

English subtitles will be pro-vided at the show next week. ’’Itwould be great if Chinese Kiwiscan bring their friends from othercultures to the performance,’’ Guosays.

With a history of 200 years,Peking Opera combines music,vocal performances, mime, danceand acrobatics, and is regarded asone of the cultural treasures ofChina. Yu and Li are also leadingactors in China and were well-received when performing inCultures of China, Festival ofSpring in Auckland in February.

The Peking Opera show is onNovember 4 at Aotea Centre.Phone 309 2488.

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The Ponsonby resident wasdiagnosed with Attention DeficitDisorder (ADD) when he was 18years old and has been managingit ever since.

ADD and ADHD (AttentionDeficit Hyperactive Disorder)affects 2-5 per cent of all children.

While some children may growout of it, between 50 and 70 percent will have symptoms causingimpairment as they head intoadulthood.

ADHD New Zealand chairDarrin Bull says it is important tounderstand the power of ADHDrather than focusing on thenegatives.

The inaugural ADHD Aware-ness Day is on October 30. A con-ference is being held at EllerslieEvent Centre for parents, teachersand specialists to hear about thelatest research and understandthe support that is available outthere.

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‘‘Fundamentally it comesdown to self-esteem andexercising ... I’ve dropped 15kgwhich has made me feel betterabout myself and exerciseproduces dopamine which I don’thave enough of.’’

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‘‘I reckon there needs to beheaps more done with kids and inschools to teach them they’re notbad or stupid and learn toembrace all the good parts andmanage the bad parts.’’

The managing director haslearnt to manage the things he’sgood at and delegate the tasks he’snot.

‘‘I guess I wouldn’t not have it,I love who I am and I like the wayI think and act.’’

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BALMORALCollectors Toy and Model Fair:model trains, diecast vehicles,building kits andmore. November 6,10am-1pm,Mt EdenWarMemorialHall, 487 Dominion Rd. Admission:$6, school children: free. ContactAllanWalters at 272 4648.

HILLSBOROUGHUp-cycle fundraising fashionshow: byWoman of Joppa. Allclothing is designedwith items thatwould have ended up in the landfill.November 11, 7.30pm at Hills Church,179 Hillsborough Rd. $15 per ticket.Following the showwill be anauction to raisemoney for Nourishfood bank. Emailoffice@hillsbc.org.nz for details.

MTALBERTAuckland Mama Markets:HalloweenMarket for families ofbabies and young childrenwithmarket stalls selling new, oftenhandcrafted products. October 30,9:30am-1pm,Mt AlbertWarMemorial Hall, cnrWairere Ave andNewNorth Rd.Global Cafe: come share the sights,sounds and tastes of India, Pakistan,Nepal and the neighbours in SouthAsia. Gold coin donationappreciated. October 30, 6:30pm,MtAlbert Baptist Church, 732 NewNorth Rd. Call 849 2849 forinformation.

MTEDENPhotographic Exhibition: byaward-winning photographer SusanBlick, entitled ‘Encounter India’.Opening October 29, 1pm-7pm atStudio 541, 541 Mt Eden Rd. Emailphoto@susanblick.com formoredetails.Wellbeing Market: every lastSaturday of themonth. October 29,10am-3pm atMt Eden Village Centre,449Mt Eden Rd.Greyfriars 2016 Light Party:theme: animals. Bouncy castle,clown, face painting and sausagesizzle etc. $2pp, free refreshments.Christian content (is not a Halloweenparty). October 31, 6pm-8:30pm,Greyfriars Mt Eden, 544Mt Eden Rd.Register at greyfriars.org.nz/light-party.Free Budgeting Course: get aclear picture of your finances, spendless, achieve your savings goals, livewithin yourmeans. StartingNovember 1 at Edge Kingsland, 44George St. Contact 027 213 3401 fordetails.Sharing the Wisdom: displays andtalks about UFOs, new technologiesand spiritual teachings. November 5,10am-5pm and November 6, 12pm-5pm atMt Eden Village Centre, 449Mt Eden Rd.The Beginner’s Guide: to theUnitary Plan. Guest speakers:Michael Fisher, Wade Jennings,

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MTROSKILLBike Kitchen: bring your bike thatneeds fixing, for free. Bike donationswelcome - bikes repaired and giftedto newly settled refugees in the area.October 29, 10am-2pm,WesleyCommunity Centre, 740SandringhamRoad Ext.Car boot Sale: November 5, 8am-11am at the Oasis Hub, 56 Glass Rd.$5 per site. Phone 620 8079 to booka space. Oasis Hub, 56 Glass Rd.

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Top spot for labradorsNICOLE LAWTON

The loveable labrador retriever hasonce again topped the tables as themost popular dog breed in NewZealand.

Figures from the Department ofInternal Affairs show there were41,835 labradors registeredthroughout the country as of May 31- one for every 10 registered dogowners.

The next most popular breed wasthe huntaway, with 31,548 registered,followed by the border collie with22,662.

Fourth most popular were NewZealand’s 18,238 heading dogs, thenthe country’s 18,066 jack russellterriers.

In Auckland, where about a fifth

of New Zealand’s dogs live, dogregistration figures supplied byAuckland Council show the humblelab is the breed of choice fromRodney in the north all the waydown to Franklin.

The miniature schnauzer was thesecond most popular breed in centralAuckland.

The SPCA said there were anumber of reasons for thegeographical distribution of dogbreeds, including current fashions,history, demographics and the area’spredominant land type.

Labradors topped the tablesbecause they were a popular ‘family’dog in many parts of the world andare generally known to be friendly,relaxed dogs that are intelligent andactive.

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KINGSLAND?I love the dinky streets with houses on all sorts offunny angles. I also love the mix of neighbours.Some of mine have been in the area for 40+ yrs. Ireally enjoy hearing their stories about what thisplace has been like over time. Apparently itwasn’t the place to be at all back then.

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Marist aim for more AFC winsTORIKA TOKALAU-CHANDRA

Marist’s Kim-an Quinn was praised for her performance in the Bears Classic. PHOTOTEK

Marist women’s softball coachRoman Gabriel is confident histeam can be a threat to biggerteams in the Auckland FastpitchChampionship.

The side has played threegames in the AFC, coming awaywith one win against ArdmoreMarist in round two.

On Saturday, they face Waita-kere Bears at Starling Park at1.30pm.

‘‘We have a pretty young side,there are quite a number of newplayers - nervous still but they’reslowly getting their confidence upby each game,’’ Gabriel says.

‘‘If we can play to our fullpotential, we have a strongchance of being a threat to the bigteams in the competition.’’

Gabriel hopes they can bettertheir results from last year whenthey finished last in the league.

He’s banking on the experienceof senior players like their skip-per, Kara Stirling to motivate theyounger players.

‘‘We have learnt a lot from lastyear. It was a tough time for theteam because we were not readyto play in the premier league.

‘‘This year I feel that we’re abetter team and hopefully it canget us more wins, and a successfulseason.’’

Gabriel says the goal is is toplay consistent ball week in, weekout.

‘‘We started our preparationslate this year - the weather,players’ commitments to studiesand jobs.

‘‘However, we’ve managed tocome together to play every week.

‘‘It is a long season, so I amconfident we can make up for theearlier two losses in the league bythe business end of the season.

‘‘If we can play good consistentball, and it gets us a few more

wins than last year, then we cansay we have had a successfulseason.’’

However, the long weekendproved a tough slog.

Marist featured in the Waita-kere Bears Classic Competition,losing four of their five games toHowick, Western Magpies,Otahuhu and hosts Bears. Theirsole win came against the MtAlbert Ramblers.

‘‘I was really proud with ouryounger pitcher Kim-an Quinnwho did really well against theBears.

‘‘We had a terrible start to thecompetition losing to Howick butoverall the girls performed reallywell, battling against muchstronger and experienced teams.’’

The Magpies went on to winthe women’s division, takingOtahuhu out 4-0.

Ellerslie thenew home ofShakespeareSTAFF REPORTER

The Pop-up Globe Theatre willreturn to Auckland and is set torise in the gardens at EllerslieRacecourse at the start of 2017.

The temporary replica of thesecond Globe Theatre in London,which was built in 1614, returnsafter an immensely successfulfirst season that ran from Febru-ary to May 2016. The original sec-ond Globe Theatre was the venuefor many of WilliamShakespeare’s best-known plays,and the Kiwi replica allows theBard’s works to be performed in apainstaking copy of the space theywere written for. The companysold over 100,000 tickets this yearto Twelfth Night and Romeo andJuliet, and extended its seasontwice. Next year the company willdouble its efforts, performing fourplays in a new and improvedtheatre, including Much AdoAbout Nothing, Othello, Henry Vand As You Like It. The companyhas designed an impressive stagefront, a close replica used in theoriginal second Globe. Anotherimprovement to the theatre itselfis the addition of an onion domeon the roof, which will have gapsthat allow natural light to filteronto the stage.

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NOTICEOFVACANCYChrist theKingCatholicSchool

BoardofTrusteesCasual Vacancy for an elected trustee

A casual vacancy has occurred on the board of trustees fortwo elected parent representatives.

The board has resolved under section n105 of the EducationAct 1989 to fill the vacancy by selection.

If ten percent or more of eligible voters on the school roll askthe board, within 28 days of this notice being published, tohold a by-election to fill the vacancy, then a by-election will beheld.

Any eligible voter who wishes to ask the board to hold aby-election should write to:

Mrs Katie IerikoChairpersonBoard of TrusteesChrist the King Catholic School288 Richardson RoadMt RoskillAuckland 1041

By: Friday 25th November 2016

Notice ofIntention toSpray TargetedWeedsWeather permitting, spot spraying will be carriedout in the Orakei and Maungakiekie-TamakiLocal Board areas in the locations detailedbelow during November 2016:

Orakei, Mission Bay, Kohimarama, St Heliers,Glendowie, Glen Innes, Point England,St Johns, Remuera, Panmure, Ellerslie,Onehunga, Penrose and Mt Wellington.

The spraying area will be bound by thefollowing roads or geographical features:

Tamaki Dr, Riddell Rd, Tamaki River / OtahuhuCreek, Portage Rd (exclusive of), Mangere Inlet,South Western Motorway (SH 20), QueenstownRd (exclusive of), Trafalgar St, Erson Ave,Mt Albert Rd (at Royal Oak Shopping Centre),Manukau Rd, Hayden Ave / One Tree HillDomain), Campbell Rd, Wairakei St, SouthernMotorway (SH1), Dilworth Ave, Bassett Rd,Shore Rd, Orakei Rd and Ngapipi Rd.

Spraying will be concentrated aroundfootpaths, street furniture, street-to-streetwalkways, bus stops, town centres and kerband channels. Auckland Transport operatesa No Spray Register as well as a Code ofPractice that governs all spray operations.No spraying will be undertaken in agreed NoSpray areas during this period. The sprayingwill be undertaken by Liveable Streets.

For more information please phone LiveableStreets on 09 272 1970 or Auckland Transporton 09 355 3553 during office hours.

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Notice ofIntention toUndertakeVegetationControlWeather permitting, Auckland Transportcontractors Fulton Hogan will be carrying outvegetation control activities using approvedherbicides and mechanical/Noxious weedcontrol measures on streets in the Whau ward.

For the month of November 2016programmed work locations may include:

Avondale, New Windsor, Blockhouse Bay

Operational areas are inclusive of footpaths,street-to-street walkways, bus stops, kerband channels, road edging, signage and otherstreet furniture. Auckland Transport operatesa No Spray Register as part of the AucklandCouncil weed management strategy. Agreed‘No Spray’ areas and maintained verges willnot be sprayed.

For more information phone Fulton Hogan(West office) on 09 839 2880 or AucklandTransport on 09 355 3553 during office hours.

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Notice is hereby given under section22AE of the Land Transport Act 1998that the Cornwall Park Trust Board Inc.made the Speed Limits Bylaw 2016 atits meeting on 13 October 2016. Therevised speed limit for all Park roads is30km per hour at all times. The Bylawand revised speed limit come into forceon 14 November 2016 and copiesof the Bylaw may be inspected andobtained at the Trust Board’s offices,203 Green Lane West, Greenlane,Auckland.

Michael AyrtonPark DirectorCornwall Park Trust Board

PUBLIC NOTICE

Cornwall Park Trust Inc.Speed Limits Bylaw 2016

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Notice of Intentionto SprayTargetedWeedsWeather permitting spot spraying will be

carried out in the following Local Boards

during November 2016.

Albert-Eden Local Board

Puketāpapa Local Board

Waitematā Local Board

Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board

Orākei Local Board

Weather permitting, herbicide applications

will be carried out in reserves, and

including regional parks (excluding

no-spray zones). No spraying will be

undertaken in agreed no-spray zones,

during this period. Auckland Council

operates from a Code of Practice that

governs all spray operations. The spraying

will be undertaken by City Parks Services.

For more information please phone

AucklandCouncil on 09 301 0101.

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