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Anu Grace

2010-06-28T04:49:33Z

Rockyar: updating for 2010 concert

Anu Grace is a well known and respected Waiheke musician and singer. Anu has also taught music at both primary schools on the island and to numerous local children.

Anu worked with the [[Waiheke Peer Support]] group leading to the concert 'Paradise Rocks' in 2008, and again in 2010 to produce a tribute concert in memory of Liz Gibson.

Possibly Anu's best known band is [[Chocolate Fish]].

[[Category:People]] [[Category:Performers]]

Waiheke Peer Support

2010-06-28T04:37:29Z

Rockyar: updating activities 2009 and 2010

Waiheke Peer Support is a consumer run mental health support group which was formed in July 2006. The group has been set up by service-users (consumers/tangata whai ora) who are able to draw on their own experience to support others. The group places value on each person's own recovery choices. The group believes everyone has a right to be free from discrimination and abuse and to be valued and supported by our communities and to be part of those communities.

Each week the group meets socially at the [[Lazy Lounge]] and on some Saturdays a stall at the [[Ostend Market]] provides an opportunity to raise funds by selling recyclables. The funds raised in this way have been used for a range of activities, including holding the popular Laughter Yoga workshops at [[Palm Beach Hall]], creative writing workshops with [[Mike Johnson]], drumming workshops with [[Kiran]], performance poetry, singing, drama and making music generally.

In 2009 the group began working with art tutor [[Bridget Oakley-Stevens]], and this art group meets at the former Malana House on most Tuesdays at 11am.

The group worked with [[Anu Grace]] and [[Anaia Treefoot]] during 2008 and performed a concert 'Paradise Rocks' in October 2008 which was funded by Creative Communities of [[Auckland City Council]]. In 2010, the group again worked with Anu Grace to produce a concert in remembrance of Liz Gibson who died in 2009.

The group now broadcasts in partnership with [[Framework Trust]], a weekly show on [[Waiheke Radio]] called 'Out of the Blue', which focusses on mental health issues, tips on achieving and preserving good mental health, and the wholistic nature of wellbeing. The show is co-hosted by Sheldon Brown, [[Rocky Rhodes]] and David Basham.

The current core group includes [[Rocky Rhodes]] (7605) and [[Rod Davis]] (6688). Support has been received during the establishment phase from [[WISH Trust]], Framework Community Support service and the [[Living Waters]] Community .

On 3rd December 2007, the group took delivery of a Toyota van given away free by Waiheke resident Rob Vaassen.

Networks have been established with the Regional Consumer Network and within the mental health sector.

[[Category:Clubs and Organisations]]
[[Category:Health]]

BITPlan waihekepedia Wiki:Current events

2010-06-28T03:59:35Z

Rockyar: detailing 2 events in July, Horizons concert July 1st, and art exhibition July 16th, featuring artists tutored by Bridget Oakley-Stevens.

== Ongoing Events on Waiheke Island: ==

* Tuesdays 3:30 - 8pm: Dramability: Cindy Peterken will be taking groups through drama classes that will include theatre games, improvisation, devising, script work, creating a character, stage fighting, mask work and more. Students must enrol for a term of lessons, and are encouraged to commit to a year's attendance to allow for more exciting planning. Each term will have a different focus and there will be at least one evening performance to put skills into practice. All students should arrive 5min before the start of the lesson and wear suitable loose clothing for moving around freely and there will be some floor work -- so no best clothes, please! Bring only a dollop of enthusiasm and a sense of humour. 6-8yo: 3:30 - 4:15; 9-13yo: 4:45 - 5:45; 14-18yo: 6:30-8:00. To book, contact Cindy Peterken ph 2770 or email [mailto:L.Peterken@xtra.co.nz?subject=Query_from_Waihekepedia L.Peterken@xtra.co.nz]. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Sundays 6-8pm: ASK Youth Church & Concert. For more information, see their [http://askchurch.com/index.html website]. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

==Upcoming Special Events: ==

=== June ===

* Daily in the wee hours: FIFA World Cup Soccer Games live on Sky at TimeOut Cafe. Free admission. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* We30Jun 7:30pm: [[Spiritual Cinema]]: @ [[Waiheke Community Cinema|the Cinema]]

=== July ===

* Daily in the wee hours: FIFA World Cup Soccer Games live on Sky at TimeOut Cafe. Free admission. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Th01Jul: [[Waiheke Peer Support|Horizons]] presents a special tribute to Liz Gibson, [[Living Waters]] Church, 7pm, please bring a plate or koha and your memories to share in this heart-centred remembrance of Liz. Directed by [[Anu Grace]], this celebration of song and poetry features the Horizons performers and is generously supported by the Living Waters Community, with funding assistance from Creative Communities - [[Auckland City Council]].

* Mo12Jul-Sa17Jul: Chroma Lab. Artworks Community Theatre and Robert Mignault are proud to be running a youth workshop during the July school vacation aimed at developing performance skills and creative approaches for making new theatre. The workshop will run from Monday 12th to Friday 16th July, with a workshop performance on Saturday 17th July. It is open to youth and young adults aged 15 to 30 with a strong desire to participate and a willingness to engage in the creative process with others. The fee for the whole course will be $100. Chroma Lab will be an exploration of new ways of making theatre in our modern world. By using various technical and digital tools such as video, web cams, projections and video mixing, it will be about creating unique stories and telling them in unique ways. Register online at [http://www.robertmignault.com/chroma_lab_registration www.RobertMignault.com] @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Fr16Jul-Mo09Aug: 'Painting The Dream' exhibition at [[Waiheke Community Art Gallery]], Korora Rd, [[Oneroa]]. This exhibition will feature work from 3 groups tutored by Bridget Oakley-Stevens, with funding assistance from Creative Communities - [[Auckland City Council]], [[Waiheke Community Board]], COGS, Lotteries Commission, [[WISH Trust]] and [[Waiheke Peer Support|Horizons]]. The artists' work will be based on the imagination using images and memories from dreams.

* We28Jul 7:30pm: [[Spiritual Cinema]]: @ [[Waiheke Community Cinema|the Cinema]]

* Sa31Jul: Steiner Fundraiser @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

=== August ===

* Fr06 - Sa21Aug: Kaleidoscope Productions in seven shows @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Wed11Aug 7:30pm: [[Earth Cinema]]: @ [[Waiheke Community Cinema|the Cinema]]

* Wed25Aug 7:30pm: [[Spiritual Cinema]]: @ [[Waiheke Community Cinema|the Cinema]]

=== September ===

* Th08Sep-Sa18Sep: Waiheke Choral Society presents A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Nine shows: Th/Fr/Sa 8pm; Saturdays 2pm and Su11Sep 2pm. Book with the Choral Society: 372-1000 or [mailto:ArtworksTheatre@gmail.com?subject=Forum_Booking_Enquiry ArtworksTheatre@gmail.com] @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Wed29Sep 7:30pm: [[Spiritual Cinema]]: @ [[Waiheke Community Cinema|the Cinema]]

[[Category:Events]]

Talk:The Hungry Pig

2010-02-06T05:26:26Z

Rockyar: Lucky Pig..?

I think it's called 'Lucky Pig'...well it was yesterday!

Cortado

2009-12-19T18:25:57Z

Rockyar:

[[Image:Tihare_Cortado.JPG|frame|left|Cortado Espresso Bar]] Cortado Espresso Bar was situated at 29 Waikare Rd, [[Oneroa]], with great views over Oneroa beach and the Coromandel.

In 2008 this business ceased to operate. The building is now [2009] occupied by [[Lure]] cafe.

[[Category:Oneroa]]
[[Category:Cafes]]
[[Category:Commercial]]
[[Category:Food]]

BITPlan waihekepedia Wiki:Current events

2009-10-17T08:57:39Z

Rockyar: event completed

== Recent events ==
31 September: Several ferries were cancelled between Waikeke and Auckland from 10 am in anticipation of a tsunami following an earthquake in Samoa. At one point passengers waiting at the Matiatia terminal were asked to leave the terminal and seek higher ground. No tsunami reached New Zealand, and normal service resumed at 2 pm.

== Ongoing Events on Waiheke Island: ==

* Mondays 7:00-8:00pm from 19Oct: Feldenkrais classes with Judy Oliver: 372-9780 or [mailto:JudysMove@xtra.co.nz JudysMove@xtra.co.nz]. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Sundays 6-8pm: ASK Youth Church & Concert. For more information, see their [http://askchurch.com/index.html website].

==Upcoming Events on Waiheke Island: ==

=== October ===

* Sa17 Oct 8:00pm: The Bridge City Jazzmen: Dine & Dance! This is the launch of the Waiheke Jazz Club. Doors open at 7pm: cash bar. Theatre seating $25 or cabaret-style dining for $45. Tickets at Shop the Rock or the Artworks i-Site, or ring Briar on 4482. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* We28Oct 7:30pm: Spiritual Cinema Circle: see the [[Spiritual Cinema]] webpage for details. @ [[Waiheke Community Cinema|Waiheke Island Community Cinema]]

* Th29 and Fr30Oct: Words on a Small Island: First Annual Waiheke Literary Festival. For a programme, see any Artworks venue. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Fr30Oct 8pm: Dress to Scare Halloween Party: Doors open at 8pm. Live music with Ian Simpson, Nikki Ngatai, Chris Orange, Miles Gillett and special guests Kiri Eriwata and Band. Tickets $15: book through [mailto:ArtworksTheatre@gmail.com ArtworksTheatre@gmail.com] or 372-2941msg. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Sa31Oct 7:00pm: Scary Tales with Tanya Batt, Craig Denham and the Playback Theatre. Dress up and join them for games, activities and snacks, fundraising for the brand-new Once Upon an Island Charitable Trust. Tickets $10 or $30 per family. Bookings essential: ph 021-296-3149 or email [mailto:StoryCentre@gmail.com StoryCentre@gmail.com]. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

=== November ===

* Fr06 & Sa07Nov, 8:00pm: Millen Baird's Wedding Speeches, a 1-man, 20-character show. See his [http://www.millenbaird.com/weddingSpeeches.html website] for more information. Tickets $20 ($18 concession) through the Theatre. Doors and café open at 7:15. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Tu17Nov, 8:00pm: Martin Pearson LIVE! Martin has been described as the world’s funniest male, long-haired, Victorian, piscean folk singer. Formerly of the act “Martin Pearson”, Martin has risen to fame like a dead pigeon in a water tank. He plays the fool in B sharp and is one of the Australian folk scene’s favourite personalities. A performance can include any of: traditional folk standards and ballads (Martin with his beautiful voice and acoustic guitar); pop and rock classics; swing standards; brilliant, topical parodies on any of these; stand up comedy; or a complete one-man retelling of “The Lord of the Rings” performed as a musical - including an analysis of the differences between the book and film versions. Tickets $20 ($15 concession) through the Theatre: 372-2941 or [mailto:ArtworksTheatre@gmail.com ArtworksTheatre@gmail.com]. Doors and café open at 7:15. @ [[Artworks Theatre|Artworks Community Theatre]]

* Sa21 & Su22Nov, 10am-3pm: Artworks Youth Theatre--first workshop. The second Youth Theatre programme is open to all young people aged 9–14. It involves three weekend workshops on 21–22Nov, 5–6Dec, 12–13Dec plus a 3-week Summer School from 11–29 January 2010. Enrolment fee: $60 for the set of weekend workshops, $200 for the 3-week summer school or $250 If you enrol for both and pay before 13th November 2009. To book your place now contact Artworks Community Theatre: 372-2941, [mailto:ArtworksTheatre@gmail.com ArtworksTheatre@gmail.com] or PO Box 117, Oneroa, Waiheke Island 1840.

* We25Nov 7:30pm: Spiritual Cinema Circle: see the [[Spiritual Cinema|Spiritual Cinema]] webpage for details. @ [[Waiheke Community Cinema|Waiheke Island Community Cinema]]

=== December ===

* Fr10Dec and Sa11Dec, time TBA: Waiheke Choral Society Concert: Handel's Messiah @ St Peter's Church in Oneroa.

* Su20Dec, time TBA: An Artworks Christmas Special. Details to come.

[[Category:Events]]

BITPlan waihekepedia Wiki:Current events

2009-10-13T05:34:47Z

Rockyar: adding details of Jerome Hartigan's talk on Oct 17

Street Listing

2009-06-22T11:10:56Z

Rockyar: adding Cable Bay Lane

'''Waiheke Island Street Listing'''

Below are all the current streets/roads on Waiheke in alphabetical order.

'''A'''
* ALAN MURRAY LANE
* ALBERT CRESCENT
* ALISON ROAD
* ANZAC ROAD
* AWAAWAROA ROAD
'''B'''
* BAY ROAD
* BEACH PARADE
* BEATTY PARADE
* [[Belgium Street|BELGIUM STREET]]
* BELLA VISTA ROAD
* BELLE TERRACE
* BELLE VIEW PLACE
* BERESFORD AVENUE
* BLAKE STREET
* BROWNS ROAD
* BRYAN ROAD
* BURRELL ROAD
* BURRELL ROAD EXTENSION
'''C'''
* CABLE BAY LANE
* CALAIS TERRACE
* CARSONS ROAD
* CAUSEWAY ROAD
* CHURCH BAY ROAD
* COROMANDEL ROAD
* CORY ROAD
* COWES BAY ROAD
* CRESCENT ROAD EAST
* CRESCENT ROAD WEST
'''D'''
* DELAMORE DRIVE
* DELAMORE ROAD
* DICKSON ROAD
* DOLPHIN LANE
* [[Donald Bruce Road|DONALD BRUCE ROAD]]
'''E'''
* EDEN TERRACE
* EMPIRE AVENUE
* ERUA ROAD
* ESSLIN ROAD
'''F'''
* FAIRVIEW CRESCENT
* FIRST AVENUE
* FISHER STREET
* FOURTH AVENUE
* FRANK STREET
'''G'''
* GARRATT ROAD
* GEORGE STREET
* GILES ROAD
* GLENBROOK ROAD
* GOODWIN AVENUE
* GORDONS ROAD
* GREAT BARRIER ROAD
* GULF PLACE
'''H'''
* HAMILTON ROAD
* HARTLEY AVENUE
* HAURAKI ROAD
* HEKERUA ROAD
* HILL ROAD
* HILLSIDE ROAD
* HOBSON TERRACE
* HOMAI ROAD
* HOOKS PLACE
* HUIA STREET
* HUNTERVILLE ROAD
* HURUHI ROAD
'''J'''
* JELLICOE PARADE
* JUNCTION ROAD
'''K'''
* KARAKA ROAD
* KARU STREET
* KENNEDY POINT ROAD
* KENNEDY ROAD
* KIWI STREET
* KORORA ROAD
* KUAKA ROAD
'''L'''
* LADD ROAD
* LANGLEY ROAD
* LANNAN ROAD
* LE ROY ROAD
'''M'''
* MACQUARRIE ROAD
* MAKO STREET
* MAKORA AVENUE
* MAN O'WAR BAY ROAD
* MANUKA ROAD
* MARAMA AVENUE
* MARGARET REEVE LANE
* MARINE VIEW ROAD
* MATAI ROAD
* MATAPANA ROAD
* MCINTOSH ROAD
* MCMILLAN ROAD
* MIAMI AVENUE
* MIRO ROAD
* MITCHELL ROAD
* MOA AVENUE
* MOANA AVENUE
* MOTUKAHA ROAD
* MURITAI ROAD
* MUSSON DRIVE
'''N'''
* NATZKA ROAD
* NEIL AVENUE
* NELSON AVENUE
* NEPEAN AVENUE
* NEWTON ROAD
* NICK JOHNSTONE DRIVE
* NIKAU ROAD
'''O'''
* O'BRIEN ROAD
* OCEAN ROAD
* OCEAN VIEW ROAD
* OKOKA ROAD
* OMIHA ROAD
* ONETANGI ROAD
* ORAPIU ROAD
* OSTEND ROAD
* OUE ROAD
'''P'''
* PACIFIC PARADE
* PAH ROAD
* PALM ROAD
* PARK ROAD
* PIEMELON BAY ROAD
* POHUTUKAWA AVENUE
* POTAI STREET
* POTO ROAD
* PURIRI ROAD
* PUTIKI ROAD
'''Q'''
* QUEENS DRIVE
* QUELCH ROAD
'''R'''
* RATA STREET
* RIDGE ROAD
* ROTHSCHILD TERRACE
'''S'''
* SCOTTS TERRACE
* SEAVIEW ROAD
* SECOND AVENUE
* SEVENTH AVENUE
* SHELLEY BEACH ROAD
* SHORT STREET
* SIXTH AVENUE
* SURFDALE ROAD
'''T'''
* TAHATAI ROAD
* [[Tahi Road|TAHI ROAD]]
* TARAIRE ROAD
* TAWA STREET
* TE AROHA AVENUE
* TE MAKIRI ROAD
* TE MAKUTU POINT LANE
* TE MIRO LANE
* TE TOKI ROAD
* TE WHAU DRIVE
* TETLEY ROAD
* THE ESPLANADE (Blackpool)
* THE ESPLANADE (Palm Beach)
* THE STRAND
* THIRD AVENUE
* TIRI ROAD
* TIRI VIEW ROAD
* TOTARA ROAD
* TRIG HILL ROAD
* TUI STREET
'''U'''
* UPLAND ROAD
'''V'''
* VALLEY ROAD
* VICTORIA ROAD NORTH
* VICTORIA ROAD SOUTH
* VIEW ROAD
* VINTAGE LANE
'''W'''
* WAIATA ROAD
* WAIHEKE ROAD
* WAIKARE ROAD
* WAIMANGU ROAD
* WAIMOANA ROAD
* WAIRUA ROAD
* WAITAI ROAD
* WALLINGFORD AVENUE
* WALTER FRANK DRIVE
* WATSON ROAD
* WATTLE ROAD
* WEKA ROAD
* WELLINGTON ROAD
* WHAKARITE ROAD
* WHARF ROAD
* WILMA ROAD
* WOODSIDE BAY ROAD
* WOOLLAMS ROAD

Some interesting facts about Waiheke's Street Listing. There are 163 named roads on Waiheke. The most popular letter for the name is M with 19 , followed by T with 18 and W with 13. There are no roads/streets at all that start with the letter I, X, Y or Z. The most surprising of those is the I in that Waiheke Island has a Waiheke Road but no Island road.

Streets and roads

2009-06-22T11:09:16Z

Rockyar: adding Cable Bay Lane

*Alan Murray Lane
*Albert Crescent
*Alison Road
*Anzac Road
*Awaawaroa Road
*Bay Road
*Beach Parade
*Beatty Parade
*[[Belgium Street]]
*Bella Vista Road
*Belle Terrace (one-way)
*Belle View Place
*Beresford Street
*Blake Street
*Browns Road
*Bryan Road
*Burrell Road
*Burrell Road Extension
*Cable Bay Lane
*Calais Terrace
*Carsons Road
*Causeway Road
*Church Bay Road
*Coromandel Road
*Cory Road
*Cowes Bay Road
*Crescent Road East
*Crescent Road West
*Delamore Drive
*Delamore Road
*Dickson Road
*Dolphin Lane
*[[Donald Bruce Road]]
*Eden Terrace
*Empire Road
*Erua Road
*Esslin Road
*Fairview Crescent
*First Avenue
*Fisher Road
*Fisher Street
*Fourth Avenue
*Frank Street
*Garrett Road
*George Street
*Giles Road
*Glenbrook Road
*Goodwin Avenue
*Gordons Road
*Great Barrier Road
*Gulf Place
*Hamilton Road
*Hartley Road
*Hauraki Road
*Hekerua Road
*Hill Road
*Hillside Road
*Hobson Terrace
*Homai Road
*Hooks Place
*Huia Street
*Hunterville Road
*Huruhi Road
*Jellicoe Parade
*Junction Road
*Karaka Road
*Karu Street
*Kennedy Road
*Kennedy Point Road
*Kiwi Street
*Korora Road
*Kuaka Street
*Ladd Road
*Langley Road
*Lannon Road
*Le Roy Road
*McIntosh Road
*McMillan Road
*MacQuarrie Road
*Mako Street
*Makora Avenue
*Man'o'War Bay Road
*Manuka Street
*Marama Avenue
*Margaret Reeve Lane
*Marine View Road
*Matai Street
*Matapana Road
*Miami Avenue
*Miro Road
*Mitchell Road
*Moa Avenue
*Moana Avenue
*Motukaha Road
*Muritai Road
*Musson Drive
*Natska Street
*Neil Avenue
*Nelson Avenue
*Nepean Avenue
*Newton Road
*Nick Johnston Drive
*Nikau Street
*O'Brien Road
*Ocean Road
*Ocean View Road
*Okoka Road
*Omiha Road
*Onetangi Road
*Orapiu Road
*Ostend Road
*Oue Street
*Pacific Parade
*Palm Road
*Pah Road
*Park Road
*Pearl Avenue
*Pie Melon Bay Road
*Pohutukawa Avenue
*Potai Street
*Poto Road
*Puriri Road
*Putiki Road
*Queens Drive
*Quelch Road
*Rata Street
*Ridge Road
*Rothschild Terrace
*Scotts Terrace
*Seaview Road
*Second Avenue
*Seventh Avenue
*Shelley Beach Road
*Short Street
*Sixth Avenue
*Surfdale Road
*Tahatai Road
*[[Tahi Road]]
*Taraire Street
*Tawa Street
*Te Aroha Avenue
*Te Makiri Road
*Te Matuku Point Lane
*Te Miro Lane
*Te Toki Road
*Te Whau Drive
*Tetley Road
*The Esplanade (Blackpool)
*The Esplanade (Palm Beach)
*The Strand
*Third Avenue
*Tiri Road
*Tiri View Road
*Totara Road
*Trig Hill Road
*Tui Street
*Upland Road
*Valley Road
*Victoria Road North
*Victoria Road South
*View Road
*Vintage Lane
*Waiata Street
*Waiheke Road
*Waikare Road
*Waimangu Road
*Waimoana Road
*Wairua Road
*Waitai Road
*Wallingford Avenue
*Walter Frank Drive
*Watson Road
*Wattle Road
*Weka Street
*Wellington Road
*Whakarite Road
*Wharf Road
*Wilma Road
*Woodside Bay Road
*Woollams Road

Countdown

2009-06-22T10:26:51Z

Rockyar: added info about re-opening

The [http://www.woolworths.co.nz Woolworths] supermarket is located at 102 Ostend Road, [[Ostend]].

Phone: (09) 372 1040

Fax: (09) 372 1044

Trading Hours: Mon - Sun, 7am - 9pm

Woolworths (often shortened to 'Woolies') shares a building with Waiheke [[Placemakers]] and is by far the largest supermarket on the island. It belongs to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woolworths_Supermarkets_(New_Zealand) Woolworths New Zealand] chain.

On Saturday 6 June 2009 part of the building caught fire and caused the closure of the supermarket due to fire and water damage.
Woolworths NZ for the first time offered Waiheke Islanders access to its internet shopping service, something which has been available to all other New Zealanders for many years. The temporary Waiheke service however is available for pick-ups only. Place your order online before 6pm for next-day collection.

The supermarket re-opened on 19 June 2009 with a reduced floor area and slightly shorter opening times.

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-36.795187, 175.05053, Woolworths
Woolworths Waiheke
</googlemap>

[[Category:Commercial]]
[[Category:Ostend]]

Peter Leitch

2008-11-23T11:18:13Z

Rockyar:

Peter Leitch, nick-named the "Mad Butcher", has a residence in Blackpool.
[http://www.waihekegulfnews.co.nz/component/option,com_gallery2/Itemid,42/?g2_itemId=1259]
[[category:People]]

Living Waters

2008-11-23T11:06:09Z

Rockyar:

The Esplanade Surfdale. Service 10 am Sunday. The pastor is Fred Hilton, and the church is host to several community groups and activities.
[[Category:Churches]]
[[Category:Surfdale]]
[[Category:Stubs]]

Fullers Group Limited

2008-11-14T10:35:34Z

Rockyar: links

Fullers Group Limited is a group of companies emerged from the progressive amalgamation of a number of maritime transport and marine engineering companies based on the Waitemata Harbour and [[Hauraki Gulf]]. Its present configuration of 9 vessels now transport over 3.9 million passengers a total of 46.6 million passenger kilometres each year on scheduled services.

Buying Leo Dromgoole's fleet of boats was the start for Fullers. It was developed under the guidance of former owner George Hudson, whose son Doug Hudson is still at the helm administratively. But the company was bought out in the mid-2000s by Scottish-based Stagecoach, whose New Zealand interests have since been bought by infrastructure company [[Infratil]].

'''Vessels'''

* [[Adventurer]]
* [[Harbour Cat]]
* [[Jet Raider]]
* [[Kea]]
* [[Quickcat]]
* [[Quickcat II]]
* [[Seaflyte]]
* [[Starflyte]]
* [[Superflyte]]
* [[Tiger Cat]]
* [[Wanderer II]]

The company's timetable and fare structure for its Waiheke run can be found [http://www.fullers.co.nz/index.php/pi_pageid/38 here].

The [[Matiatia]] to [[Auckland]] ferry service is the biggest volume commuter and tourist service in New Zealand and operates on a private monopoly basis without local or Government subsidies.
A current monthly ferry pass, which includes transport on [[Waiheke Bus Company]] and [[Stagecoach Auckland]], costs (from September 2008) $344 and a standard return $32. Gold Card holders travel free from 1 October 2008 on services after 9am.
Those prices are only destined to increase since it is virtually impossible for a competitor service to start up or keep going. Auckland does not have integrated ticketing on its public transport so any other service cannot offer a competitive service. The [[Auckland Regional Transport Authority]] (ARTA), the public transport regulator and subsidy source, has never been inclined to enforce competition or has never intervened to prevent a private monopoly: earlier this century it even allowed Fullers to buy out its competitor [[Pacific Ferries]]. The brief period this alternative service ran was the only time in Fullers' history that fares went down in actual terms, reflecting market forces at work. After the buy-out monopoly pricing returned.

== Ferry Refusal Strands Dozens ==

[[Image:Tihare_YeahRight.JPG|left|Yeah Right]] In February 2007 dozens of Aucklanders spent the night stranded on the wharf at Matiatia after a Fuller's ferry refused to go back to Waiheke Island to pick them up. About 50 people who had been at [[Stonyridge Vineyard]] arrived at the wharf in time for the last boat home, but were told it was full and another would come and pick them up in half an hour. They spent all night on the wharf waiting for it.[[Image:strandedpassenger_graffiti1.jpg|right|Stranded Passenger]] During the night the ferry terminal was broken into and tagged, as well as some desperate drunk people lighting bonfires, stealing dirty linen from resturants to use as blankets, and the odd boat to attempt to paddle home to Auckland where there is ample public transport to get people home.

[[Category:Transport]]
[[Category:Commercial]]

Fullers Group Limited

2008-11-13T22:12:24Z

Rockyar: link

Fullers Group Limited is a group of companies emerged from the progressive amalgamation of a number of maritime transport and marine engineering companies based on the Waitemata Harbour and [[Hauraki Gulf]]. Its present configuration of 9 vessels now transport over 3.9 million passengers a total of 46.6 million passenger kilometres each year on scheduled services.

Buying Leo Dromgoole's fleet of boats was the start for Fullers. It was developed under the guidance of former owner George Hudson, whose son Doug Hudson is still at the helm administratively. But the company was bought out in the mid-2000s by Scottish-based Stagecoach, whose New Zealand interests have since been bought by infrastructure company [[Infratil]].

'''Vessels'''

* [[Adventurer]]
* [[Harbour Cat]]
* [[Jet Raider]]
* [[Kea]]
* [[Quickcat]]
* [[Quickcat II]]
* [[Seaflyte]]
* [[Starflyte]]
* [[Superflyte]]
* [[Tiger Cat]]
* [[Wanderer II]]

The company's timetable and fare structure for its Waiheke run can be found [http://www.fullers.co.nz/index.php/pi_pageid/38 here].

The Matiatia to Auckland ferry service is the biggest volume commuter and tourist service in New Zealand and operates on a private monopoly basis without local or Government subsidies.
A current monthly ferry pass, which includes transport on [[Waiheke Bus Company]] and [[Stagecoach Auckland]], costs (from September 2008) $344 and a standard return $32. Gold Card holders travel free from 1 October 2008 on services after 9am.
Those prices are only destined to increase since it is virtually impossible for a competitor service to start up or keep going. Auckland does not have integrated ticketing on its public transport so any other service cannot offer a competitive service. The [[Auckland Regional Transport Authority]] (ARTA), the public transport regulator and subsidy source, has never been inclined to enforce competition or has never intervened to prevent a private monopoly: earlier this century it even allowed Fullers to buy out its competitor [[Pacific Ferries]]. The brief period this alternative service ran was the only time in Fullers' history that fares went down in actual terms, reflecting market forces at work. After the buy-out monopoly pricing returned.

== Ferry Refusal Strands Dozens ==

[[Image:Tihare_YeahRight.JPG|left|Yeah Right]] In February 2007 dozens of Aucklanders spent the night stranded on the wharf at Matiatia after a Fuller's ferry refused to go back to Waiheke Island to pick them up. About 50 people who had been at Stonyridge Vineyard arrived at the wharf in time for the last boat home, but were told it was full and another would come and pick them up in half an hour. They spent all night on the wharf waiting for it.[[Image:strandedpassenger_graffiti1.jpg|right|Stranded Passenger]] During the night the ferry terminal was broken into and tagged, as well as some desperate drunk people lighting bonfires, stealing dirty linen from resturants to use as blankets, and the odd boat to attempt to paddle home to Auckland where there is ample public transport to get people home.

[[Category:Transport]]
[[Category:Commercial]]

Devonport

2008-11-13T22:03:41Z

Rockyar: link

[http://www.devonport.co.nz Devonport] is a historical maritime village nestled on [[Auckland]]'s North Shore. A few times per day the ferry from Waiheke to
Auckland City stops at Devonport in both directions. There is also a ferry from Auckland City to Devonport. If you intend to go by bike to the North Shore parts of Auckland
going via Devonport is your best option.

Talk:Oneroa Bowling Club

2008-11-13T10:52:07Z

Rockyar:

I'm sure this is the Oneroa Bowling Club. The Waiheke Bowling Club is in Surfdale. How to fix?? Rocky
:I've moved the article to the new name, using the "move" tab at the top of the screen. You could have done this yourself. The move leaves a redirect behind at [http://www.waihekepedia.com/index.php?title=Waiheke_Bowling_Club&redirect=no Waiheke Bowling Club]. You are welcome to change this into an article on the club in Surfdale.-[[User:Gadfium|Gadfium]] 06:14, 12 November 2008 (NZDT)
Cheers Gadfium [[User:Rockyar|Rockyar]] 23:52, 13 November 2008 (NZDT)

Talk:Oneroa Bowling Club

2008-11-11T09:32:26Z

Rockyar: Should be Oneroa Bowling Club??

I'm sure this is the Oneroa Bowling Club. The Waiheke Bowling Club is in Surfdale. How to fix?? Rocky

Amber Curreen

2008-10-26T07:55:46Z

Rockyar:

Amber Cureen is a former student of Waiheke High School and daughter of its deputy principal, [[Chris Curreen]]. Amber became known outside the island community for the long, core role of Shannon Hudson on the daily soap Shortland Street.

[[Category: People]]
[[Category:Arts]]

Streets and roads

2008-10-23T20:49:20Z

Rockyar: adding Waimoana Road

Alan Murray Lane

Albert Crescent

Alison Road

Anzac Road

Awaawaroa Road

Bay Road

Beach Parade

Beattie Parade

Belgium Street

Bella Vista Road

Belle Terrace (one-way)

Belle View Place

Beresford Street

Blake Street

Browns Road

Bryan Road

Burrell Road

Burrell Road Extension

Calais Terrace

Carsons Road

Causeway Road

Church Bay Road

Coromandel Road

Cory Road

Cowes Bay Road

Crescent Road East

Crescent Road West

Delamore Drive

Delamore Road

Dickson Road

Dolphin Lane

Donald Bruce Road

Eden Terrace

Empire Road

Erua Road

Fairview Crescent

First Avenue

Fisher Road

Fisher Street

Fourth Avenue

Frank Street

Garrett Road

George Street

Giles Road

Glenbrook Road

Goodwin Avenue

Gordons Road

Great Barrier Road

Hamilton Road

Hartley Road

Hauraki Road

Hekerua Road

Hill Road

Hillside Road

Homai Road

Hobson Terrace

Hooks Place

Huia Street

Hunterville Road

Huruhi Road

Jellicoe Parade

Junction Road

Karaka Road

Karu Street

Kennedy Road

Kennedy Point Road

Kiwi Street

Korora Road

Kuaka Street

Ladd Road

Langley Road

Lannon Road

Le Roy Road

McIntosh Road

McMillan Road

MacQuarrie Road

Mako Street

Makora Avenue

Marine View Road

Man'o'War Bay Road

Manuka Street

Margaret Reeve Lane

Matai Street

Matapana Road

Marama Avenue

Miami Avenue

Miro Road

Mitchell Road

Moa Avenue

Moana Avenue

Motukaha Road

Muritai Road

Musson Drive

Natska Street

Neil Avenue

Nelson Avenue

Nepean Avenue

Newton Road

Nick Johnston Drive

Nikau Street

O'Brien Road

Ocean Road

Ocean View Road

Okoka Road

Omiha Road

Onetangi Road

Orapiu Road

Ostend Road

Oue Street

Pacific Parade

Palm Road

Pah Road

Park Road

Pearl Avenue

Pie Melon Bay Road

Pohutukawa Avenue

Potai Street

Poto Road

Puriri Road

Putiki Road

Quelch Road

Queens Drive

Rata Street

Ridge Road

Rothschild Terrace

Scotts Terrace

Seaview Road

Second Avenue

Seventh Avenue

Shelley Beach Road

Short Street

Sixth Avenue

Surfdale Road

Tahatai Road

Tahi Road

Taraire Street

Tawa Street

Te Aroha Avenue

Te Makiri Road

Te Matuku Point Lane

Te Miro Lane

Te Toki Road

Te Whau Drive

Tetley Road

The Esplanade (Palm Beach)

The Esplanade (Blackpool)

The Strand

Third Avenue

Tiri Road

Tiri View Road

Totara Road

Trig Hill Road

Tui Street

Upland Road

Valley Road

Victoria Road North

Victoria Road South

View Road

Vintage Lane

Waiata Street

Waiheke Road

Waikare Road

Waimangu Road

Waimoana Road

Wairua Road

Waitai Road

Wallingford Avenue

Walter Frank Drive

Watson Road

Wattle Road

Weka Street

Wellington Road

Whakarite Road

Wharf Road

Wilma Road

Woodside Bay Road

Woollams Road

Island Trivia

2008-05-04T16:57:07Z

Rockyar: /* Starlight */ update

=A page for incidental and whimsical facts about Waiheke=
Do you know how many steps there are up Jacob's Ladder? Or down to Fisherman's Rock? Or how many power cuts the island had last year? Or the time it takes to get to the Barrier by tinnie? Or where there's a good feed of mussels? Add your miscellaneous tidbits of interest to the Island Trivia page.

====Have a seat====
Dozens of roadside seats have sprung up around the island in within a couple of years, as far out as past Cactus Bay even - and all built thanks to the generosity of an anonymous benefactor.

====Penguin rescue====
During the building of the new wharf at [[Matiatia]] in 1992, 13-year-old Tom Delamore came back from a soccer game in town to find diggers moving the rock wall. Tom was horrified at the imminent destruction of a nest of little blue penguin and, as a result of his protest, work ceased. The penguin were relocated to [[Tiritiri Matangi]].
[[Little Blue Penguin]] still live in the Matiatia seawall and can be heard at dusk.

====Oh, Rhett====
Legend has it Vivienne Leigh (''Gone with the Wind'') once visited the Harbour Masters house at [[Matiatia]], coming to the island on board the [[Auckland]] mayor's yacht. The mayor had brought

her to visit Fred Alison, the landowner at [[Matiatia]].

====Behind The Green Door====
Local legend has it that the green barn down at [[Matiatia]] was once upon a time something far more entertaining than a mechanic's workshop. Can anyone remember the precise shenanigans that went on in there?

====Starlight====
Among stars rumoured or proved to have visited the island during the first America's Cup to be raced on the gulf (2001?) were Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman (true), and Jack Nicholson (maybe true - rumoured to have choppered in, landing on the rear deck of a super super yacht in [[Oneroa Bay]]). Lenny Henry and Dawn French definitely did spend some months here, hidden away in a leased house at the bottom end but also seen chilling out with coffee at [[Salvage]]. Bill Gates came ashore at [[Little Oneroa]] for supplies (true). He was recognised by teenager Eric Hillman who said hello and Bill shook his hand. More recently Justin Timberlake was seen walking along Onetangi Beach. Apparently Neil Young once had his hair cut in Oneroa and Noam Chomsky has also visited our fair isle.

Celebrity weddings on Waiheke have included rugby internationals Zinzan Brooke, Jonah Lomu and Glen Marsh, and television presenter Wendy Petrie.

====Seahorses====
Seahorses live under the wharf at [[Matiatia]], a fact confirmed by island diver [[Sid Thickpenny]]. They have been seen living in an old shopping trolley. All sorts of other miscellaneous bits and pieces, many dropped by accident, lie under the wharf.

Seahorses have also been recently seen by numerous people in [[Enclosure Bay]] for the first time in decades.

====No Sheep Shaggers Here====

Apparently the act of sheep shagging is not permitted.

[[Image:Tihare_Sign.JPG | frame|Sign on Man O War Road just off Waiheke Road]]

====Manganese mine====

Manganese was mined in the late 1800's in the Maunganui area, near the highest point on Waiheke (231 metres)

====Slumming It====

Graeme Hart, who tops the New Zealand rich list, was seen slumming it with Waiheke commuters on the Quickcat. Must have been too windy to run his helicopter or is he concerned about his carbon footprint.

[[Category:News and Information]]

Ross Gillespie

2008-04-25T01:53:39Z

Rockyar:

Long-time island resident, Ross has campaigned for many years against encroachment onto public land by private landowners, along with fellow island resident [[Peter Green]]. Ross and Peter are the co-founders of [[Walkways on Waiheke]] (WOW).

[[Category:People]]

Nobilangelo Ceramalus

2008-04-22T12:21:50Z

Rockyar:

[[Rocky Bay]] resident Nobilangelo Ceramalus (pronounced noble-arn-jillo kerra-mar-liss)
was elected to the [[Waiheke Community Board]] in 2007. In 2008 Nobilangelo organised a petition to request the Local Government Commission to transfer the Hauraki Gulf islands and Great Barrier Island (excluding Rangitoto) from the administration of Auckland City Council and its Regional Council, Auckland Regional Council, to that of Thames-Coromandel District Council and its Regional Council, Environment Waikato.

[[Category:People]]

Caffe da Stefano

2008-04-14T14:59:53Z

Rockyar: update

Stefano's Pizzeria (formerly Caffe da Stefano) is a pizza and pasta restaurant in the heart of [[Surfdale]]. It was opened in 1999 by former islanders Stefano and Suzie Baradel, who now live in Canada.

[[Category:Food]]
[[Category:Commercial]]
[[Category:Surfdale]]

Ross Gillespie

2008-04-13T15:14:19Z

Rockyar: page creation

Long-time island resident, Ross has campaigned for many years against encroachmeant onto public land by private landowners, along with fellow island resident Peter Green. Ross is the founder of Walkways on Waiheke.

User talk:Gadfium

2008-04-11T20:59:08Z

Rockyar: /* Nobilangelo Ceremalus */

Welcome aboard,hope you enjoy your time with us, charles one of waihekepedia founders Tihare 20:38, September 18, 2007 (NZST)

Hi Gadfium - yeah I'd like to block the CHinese IP range but dont have time to sort it - help 18:32, 16 October 2007 (NZDT)

== Arklow vs. Maclean ==

My former partner in Arklow Peter Spencer and his brother John have land there, you know them. In 1997 I purchased two properties behind the shops in Oneroa from partners of Adrian Chisholm.
Others you should be focusing on are the Mongrel Mob and their very serious issues. The leaders of Ngai Terangi and their accountant appear to have run off with about $60m which should have gone to the tribe. And the Mob and the Black Power want the Iwi's money back. I have been encouraging them to sit tight and observe Arklow's effort to bring them to account. Rex Mainey (Matakana Island Taikato-his uncle Marsh died in my arms and I was the only pakeha to talk at his tangi),(founding member President Aotearoa), Fats ( Sergeant of Arms), Blue Kuka (Matakana) and the other members unnamed are 'mad as snakes and keen as mustard' to get this matter sorted out. The Arklow site is part of that process. Blue Kuka's sister I refer you to- In early March 1993 local Maori rights activist's Sonny Tawhiao and Christine Kuka laid a large log on the road stopping the new owners (Far Financial, ITT, E1) of Matakana Island from carrying out any logging. They claimed on behalf of their tribes under the instruction of the leadership Ngai Te Rangi, that the Iwi should be the owners of Matakana Island saying Matakana land was sacred and priceless to Maori. They got the land but the leaders put it in their own company. In 1998 Sonny Tawhiao suspected the tribal leadership were trying to get what they could for themselves. He called Wingate seeking information and was provided with documents on what the tribes leadership were up to. Sonny Tawhiao began to lobby his people. In July 1999 Mr Tawhiao's body was found in the back seat of his car in the Matakana forest. It appears certain people wanted to stop Sonny from talking about what the leadership were up to and the Privy Council case was months away. The police report written by the son in law of the Iwi accountant (12.5% shareholder) suggested his death was suicide. The police report suggested Sonny Tawhiao drove into the Matakana forest got into his back seat and set himself on fire.The police report was written by the Iwi accountant's son in law. With a dying child I am in no mood to negotiate.Think clear and ask around. We are this week.

==WaihekeSubmission==
Hi Gadfium. I've had the user WaihekeSubmission on the phone (says he found my number on the site but thought I was CountryMike) saying his login has been blocked. I read your message on his talk page (he hadn't) and shared accounts may indeed be not such a good idea. Maybe CM could give us his view. Anyway, I agreed to delete his page and he's going to recreate one without using a shared account. OK? Cheers [[User:Hackademic|hackademic]] 22:06, 28 February 2008 (NZDT)
:That's fine by me.-[[User:Gadfium|Gadfium]] 08:37, 29 February 2008 (NZDT)

I think that its best if he also create the page outside of the User namespace. Make it a real project/page that can last for posterity so to speak. I put my reasons for not endorsing the open login here: [[Waihekepedia:Community_Portal#Shared_account]]. I think we should be aiming to create a wiki community of real users, with logins, user pages, and some accountability for what they write and say. [[User:Countrymike|Countrymike]] 13:51, 29 February 2008 (NZDT)

ps. Gadfium ... whats with this post above? I've seen it as a kind of spam on other wikis as well. [[User:Countrymike|Countrymike]] 13:52, 29 February 2008 (NZDT)
:Arklow vs Maclean? This was an issue on Wikipedia, which someone tried to bring here. I decided it was best to ignore him.-[[User:Gadfium|Gadfium]] 15:15, 29 February 2008 (NZDT)

==Nobilangelo Ceremalus==

HI Gadfium. I made a sp. error in Nobilangelo's page, is it possible to delete the incorrect name, do you know? [[User:Rockyar|Rockyar]] 00:34, 12 April 2008 (NZST)
:The page could have been moved to the correct name; there's a move tab at the top of the screen. Another option would have been to turn the misspelled article into a redirect to the correctly spelled one. Since you had already recreated the article, and you were the only contributor to the original (so there's no requirement to keep the article history), I've deleted it.-[[User:Gadfium|Gadfium]] 08:01, 12 April 2008 (NZST)

Cheers for that Gadfium. [[User:Rockyar|Rockyar]] 08:59, 12 April 2008 (NZST)

User talk:Gadfium

2008-04-11T12:34:07Z

Rockyar:

Nobilangelo Ceramalus

2008-04-11T12:23:21Z

Rockyar: correct sp

Rocky Bay resident Nobilangelo Ceramalus was elected to the Waiheke Community Board in 2007. In 2008 Nobilangelo organised a petition to request the Local Government Commission to transfer the Hauraki Gulf islands and Great Barrier Island (excluding Rangitoto) from the administration of Auckland City Council and its Regional Council, Auckland Regional Council, to that of Thames-Coromandel District Council and its Regional Council, Environment Waikato.

[[Category:People]]

Herbert Romaniuk

2008-04-11T12:16:13Z

Rockyar: update

LLB, Notary Public

[[Waiheke Community Board]] Member

Unsuccessful candidate for Hauraki Gulf councillor in the 2007 local body election.

[[Category:People]][[Category:Politics]]

Island Trivia

2008-04-11T12:12:58Z

Rockyar: adding manganese mine

=A page for incidental and whimsical facts about Waiheke=
Do you know how many steps there are up Jacob's Ladder? Or down to Fisherman's Rock? Or how many power cuts the island had last year? Or the time it takes to get to the Barrier by tinnie? Or where there's a good feed of mussels? Add your miscellaneous tidbits of interest to the Island Trivia page.

====Have a seat====
Dozens of roadside seats have sprung up around the island in within a couple of years, as far out as past Cactus Bay even - and all built thanks to the generosity of an anonymous benefactor.

====Penguin rescue====
During the building of the new wharf at [[Matiatia]] in 1992, 13-year-old Tom Delamore came back from a soccer game in town to find diggers moving the rock wall. Tom was horrified at the imminent destruction of a nest of little blue penguin and, as a result of his protest, work ceased. The penguin were relocated to [[Tiritiri Matangi]].
[[Little Blue Penguin]] still live in the Matiatia seawall and can be heard at dusk.

====Oh, Rhett====
Legend has it Vivienne Leigh (''Gone with the Wind'') once visited the Harbour Masters house at [[Matiatia]], coming to the island on board the [[Auckland]] mayor's yacht. The mayor had brought

her to visit Fred Alison, the landowner at [[Matiatia]].

====Behind The Green Door====
Local legend has it that the green barn down at [[Matiatia]] was once upon a time something far more entertaining than a mechanic's workshop. Can anyone remember the precise shenanigans that went on in there?

====Starlight====
Among stars rumoured or proved to have visited the island during the first America's Cup to be raced on the gulf (2001?) were Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman (true), and Jack Nicholson (maybe true - rumoured to have choppered in, landing on the rear deck of a super super yacht in [[Oneroa Bay]]). Lenny Henry and Dawn French definitely did spend some months here, hidden away in a leased house at the bottom end but also seen chilling out with coffee at [[Salvage]]. Bill Gates came ashore at [[Little Oneroa]] for supplies (true). He was recognised by teenager Eric Hillman who said hello and Bill shook his hand. More recently Justin Timberlake was seen walking along Onetangi Beach. Apparently Neil Young once had his hair cut in Oneroa and Noam Chomsky has also visited our fair isle.

Celebrity weddings on Waiheke have included Zinzan Brooke, Jonah Lomu and Wendy Petrie.

====Seahorses====
Seahorses live under the wharf at [[Matiatia]], a fact confirmed by island diver [[Sid Thickpenny]]. They have been seen living in an old shopping trolley. All sorts of other miscellaneous bits and pieces, many dropped by accident, lie under the wharf.

Seahorses have also been recently seen by numerous people in [[Enclosure Bay]] for the first time in decades.

====No Sheep Shaggers Here====

Apparently the act of sheep shagging is not permitted. [[Image:Tihare_Sign.JPG|left|frame|Sign on Man O War Road just off Waiheke Road]]

====Manganese mine====

Manganese was mined in the late 1800's in the Maunganui area, near the highest point on Waiheke (231 metres)

[[Category:News and Information]]

Caffe da Stefano

2008-04-11T11:45:10Z

Rockyar:

Caffe da Stefano (usually shortened to 'Stefano's'), is a pizza and pasta restaurant in the heart of [[Surfdale]]. It was opened in 1999 by former islanders Stefano and Suzie Baradel, who now live in Canada.

[[Category:Food]]
[[Category:Commercial]]

User:Rockyar

2008-04-11T11:40:13Z

Rockyar:

test

Mike Lee

2008-04-10T12:32:00Z

Rockyar: no longer stub

Current chairman of the Auckland Regional Council, Mike Lee has been an island resident for many years, and was formerly chairman of the [[Omiha Welfare and Recreation Society]] for many years.

Mike was first elected to the Auckland Regional Council by winning a by-election in early 1992. He was Chairman of the Parks Committee from 1992 to 1995, and was involved in the acquisition of [[Whakanewha Regional Park]].

A committed conservationist, Mike led the pest-eradication programme on [[Toi Island]].

[[Category: People]]
[[Category:The environment]]

Mike Lee

2008-04-10T12:29:28Z

Rockyar: expand and tidy up

Current chairman of the Auckland Regional Council, Mike Lee has been an island resident for many years, and was formerly chairman of the [[Omiha Welfare and Recreation Society]] for many years.

Mike was first elected to the Auckland Regional Council by winning a by-election in early 1992. He was Chairman of the Parks Committee from 1992 to 1995, and was involved in the acquisition of [[Whakanewha Regional Park]] .

A committed conservationist, Mike led the pest-eradication programme on [[Toi Island]] .

[[Category: People]]
[[Category:The environment]]
[[Category:Stubs]]

Mike Lee

2008-04-09T18:44:35Z

Rockyar:

Current chairman of the Auckland Regional Council, Mike Lee has been an island resident for many years, and was formerly chairman of the [[Omiha Welfare and Recreation Society]] for many years.

A committed conservationist, Mike led the pest-eradication programme on [[Toi Island.]]

Stub only

[[Category: People]]
[[Category:The environment]]
[[Category:Stubs]]

Island Trivia

2008-04-07T21:00:57Z

Rockyar: expand

=A page for incidental and whimsical facts about Waiheke=
Do you know how many steps there are up Jacob's Ladder? Or down to Fisherman's Rock? Or how many power cuts the island had last year? Or the time it takes to get to the Barrier by tinnie? Or where there's a good feed of mussels? Add your miscellaneous tidbits of interest to the Island Trivia page.

====Have a seat====
Dozens of roadside seats have sprung up around the island in within a couple of years, as far out as past Cactus Bay even - and all built thanks to the generosity of an anonymous benefactor.

====Penguin rescue====
During the building of the new wharf at [[Matiatia]] in 1992, 13-year-old Tom Delamore came back from a soccer game in town to find diggers moving the rock wall. Tom was horrified at the imminent destruction of a nest of little blue penguin and, as a result of his protest, work ceased. The penguin were relocated to [[Tiritiri Matangi]].
[[Little Blue Penguin]] still live in the Matiatia seawall and can be heard at dusk.

====Oh, Rhett====
Legend has it Vivienne Leigh (''Gone with the Wind'') once visited the Harbour Masters house at [[Matiatia]], coming to the island on board the [[Auckland]] mayor's yacht. The mayor had brought her to visit Fred Alison, the landowner at [[Matiatia]].

====Behind The Green Door====
Local legend has it that the green barn down at [[Matiatia]] was once upon a time something far more entertaining than a mechanic's workshop. Can anyone remember the precise shenanigans that went on in there?

====Starlight====
Among stars rumoured or proved to have visited the island during the first America's Cup to be raced on the gulf (2001?) were Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman (true), and Jack Nicholson (maybe true - rumoured to have choppered in, landing on the rear deck of a super super yacht in [[Oneroa Bay]]). Lenny Henry and Dawn French definitely did spend some months here, hidden away in a leased house at the bottom end but also seen chilling out with coffee at [[Salvage]]. Bill Gates came ashore at [[Little Oneroa]] for supplies (true). He was recognised by teenager Eric Hillman who said hello and Bill shook his hand. More recently Justin Timberlake was seen walking along Onetangi Beach. Apparently Neil Young once had his hair cut in Oneroa and Noam Chomsky has also visited our fair isle.

Celebrity weddings on Waiheke have included Zinzan Brooke, Jonah Lomu and Wendy Petrie.

====Seahorses====
Seahorses live under the wharf at [[Matiatia]], a fact confirmed by island diver [[Sid Thickpenny]]. They have been seen living in an old shopping trolley. All sorts of other miscellaneous bits and pieces, many dropped by accident, lie under the wharf.

Seahorses have also been recently seen by numerous people in [[Enclosure Bay]] for the first time in decades.

====No Sheep Shaggers Here====

Apparently the act of sheep shagging is not permitted. [[Image:Tihare_Sign.JPG|left|frame|Sign on Man O War Road just off Waiheke Road]]

[[Category:News and Information]]

Jim Burdett

2008-04-06T21:08:52Z

Rockyar:

Jim Burdett is a long time Waiheke resident, along with his partner Jane Briscoe. Jim founded Mind and Body Consultants Ltd in 1998, and is currently Managing Director and senior consultant. Jim was formerly Senior Consumer Advisor to the Auckland District Health Board. One of Jim's particular interests is to foster the development of peer support services across the age spectrum.

Jim Burdett

2008-04-06T21:08:18Z

Rockyar:

BITPlan waihekepedia Wiki:Current events

2008-04-06T09:51:18Z

Rockyar: event over

[[Category:News and Information]]

Andrea Glazier

2008-03-28T10:23:50Z

Rockyar:

Andrea Glazier is an English-born journalist who spent some years on [[Waiheke Island]], working for [[Gulf News]]. She returned to the UK in March 2008.

[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Media]]

Streets and roads

2008-03-23T07:28:04Z

Rockyar:

Alan Murray Lane

Albert Crescent

Alison Road

Anzac Road

Awaawaroa Road

Bay Road

Beach Parade

Beattie Parade

Belgium Street

Bella Vista Road

Belle Terrace

Belle View Place

Beresford Street

Blake Street

Browns Road

Bryan Road

Burrell Road

Burrell Road Extension

Calais Terrace

Carsons Road

Causeway Road

Church Bay Road

Coromandel Road

Cory Road

Cowes Bay Road

Crescent Road East

Crescent Road West

Delamore Drive

Delamore Road

Dickson Road

Dolphin Lane

Donald Bruce Road

Eden Terrace

Empire Road

Erua Road

Fairview Crescent

First Avenue

Fisher Road

Fisher Street

Fourth Avenue

Frank Street

Garrett Road

George Street

Giles Road

Glenbrook Road

Goodwin Avenue

Gordons Road

Great Barrier Road

Hamilton Road

Hartley Road

Hauraki Road

Hekerua Road

Hill Road

Hillside Road

Homai Road

Hobson Terrace

Hooks Place

Huia Street

Hunterville Road

Huruhi Road

Jellicoe Parade

Junction Road

Karaka Road

Karu Street

Kennedy Road

Kennedy Point Road

Kiwi Street

Korora Road

Kuaka Street

Ladd Road

Langley Road

Lannon Road

Le Roy Road

McIntosh Road

McMillan Road

MacQuarrie Road

Mako Street

Makora Avenue

Marine View Road

Man'o'War Bay Road

Manuka Street

Margaret Reeve Lane

Matai Street

Matapana Road

Marama Avenue

Miami Avenue

Miro Road

Mitchell Road

Moa Avenue

Moana Avenue

Motukaha Road

Muritai Road

Musson Drive

Natska Street

Neil Avenue

Nelson Avenue

Nepean Avenue

Newton Road

Nick Johnston Drive

Nikau Street

O'Brien Road

Ocean Road

Ocean View Road

Okoka Road

Omiha Road

Onetangi Road

Orapiu Road

Ostend Road

Oue Street

Pacific Parade

Palm Road

Pah Road

Park Road

Pearl Avenue

Pie Melon Bay Road

Pohutukawa Avenue

Potai Street

Poto Road

Puriri Road

Putiki Road

Quelch Road

Queens Drive

Rata Street

Ridge Road

Rothschild Terrace

Scotts Terrace

Seaview Road

Second Avenue

Seventh Avenue

Shelley Beach Road

Short Street

Sixth Avenue

Surfdale Road

Tahatai Road

Tahi Road

Taraire Street

Tawa Street

Te Aroha Avenue

Te Makiri Road

Te Matuku Point Lane

Te Miro Lane

Te Toki Road

Te Whau Drive

Tetley Road

The Esplanade (Palm Beach)

The Esplanade (Blackpool)

The Strand

Third Avenue

Tiri Road

Tiri View Road

Totara Road

Trig Hill Road

Tui Street

Upland Road

Valley Road

Victoria Road North

Victoria Road South

View Road

Vintage Lane

Waiata Street

Waiheke Road

Waikare Road

Waimangu Road

Wairua Road

Waitai Road

Wallingford Avenue

Walter Frank Drive

Watson Road

Wattle Road

Weka Street

Wellington Road

Whakarite Road

Wharf Road

Wilma Road

Woodside Bay Road

Woollams Road

Streets and roads

2008-03-21T10:55:46Z

Rockyar:

Alan Murray Lane

Albert Crescent

Alison Road

Anzac Road

Awaawaroa Road

Bay Road

Beach Parade

Beattie Parade

Belgium Street

Bella Vista Road

Belle Terrace

Belle View PLace

Beresford Street

Blake Street

Browns Road

Bryan Road

Burrell Road

Burrell Road Extension

Calais Teerace

Carsons Road

Causeway Road

Church Bay Road

Coromandel Road

Cory Road

Cowes Bay Road

Crescent Road East

Crescent Road West

Delamore Drive

Delamore Road

Dickson Road

Dolphin Lane

Donald Bruce Road

Eden Terrace

Empire Road

Erua Road

Fairview Crescent

First Avenue

Fisher Road

Fisher Street

Fourth Avenue

Frank Street

Garrett Road

George Street

Giles Road

Glenbrook Road

Goodwin Avenue

Gordons Road

Great Barrier Road

Hamilton Road

Hartley Road

Hauraki Road

Hekerua Road

Hill Road

Hillside Road

Homai Road

Hobson Terrace

Hooks Place

Huia Street

Hunterville Road

Huruhi Road

Jellicoe Parade

Junction Road

Karaka Road

Karu Street

Kennedy Road

Kennedy Point Road

Kiwi Street

Korora Road

Kuaka Street

Ladd Road

Langley Road

Lannon Road

Le Roy Road

McIntosh Road

McMillan Road

MacQuarrie Road

Mako Street

Makora Avenue

Marine View Road

Man'o'War Bay Road

Manuka Street

Margaret Reeve Lane

Matai Street

Matapana Road

Marama Avenue

Miami Avenue

Miro Road

Mitchell Road

Moa Avenue

Moana Avenue

Motukaha Road

Muritai Road

Musson Drive

Natska Street

Neil Avenue

Nelson Avenue

Nepean Avenue

Newton Road

Nick Johnston Drive

Nikau Street

O'Brien Road

Ocean Road

Ocean View Road

Okoka Road

Omiha Road

Onetangi Road

Orapiu Road

Ostend Road

Oue Street

Pacific Parade

Palm Road

Pah Road

Park Road

Pearl Avenue

Pie Melon Bay Road

Pohutukawa Avenue

Potai Street

Poto Road

Puriri Road

Putiki Road

Quelch Road

Queens Drive

Rata Street

Ridge Road

Rothschild Terrace

Scotts Terrace

Seaview Road

Second Avenue

Seventh Avenue

Shelley Beach Road

Short Street

Sixth Avenue

Surfdale Road

Tahatai Road

Tahi Road

Taraire Street

Tawa Street

Te Aroha Avenue

Te Makiri Road

Te Matuku Point Lane

Te Miro Lane

Te Toki Road

Te Whau Drive

Tetley Road

The Esplanade (Palm Beach)

The Esplanade (Blackpool)

The Strand

Third Avenue

Tiri Road

Tiri View Road

Totara Road

Trig Hill Road

Tui Street

Upland Road

Valley Road

Victoria Road North

Victoria Road South

View Road

Vintage Lane

Waiata Street

Waiheke Road

Waikare Road

Waimangu Road

Wairua Road

Waitai Road

Wallingford Avenue

Walter Frank Drive

Watson Road

Wattle Road

Weka Street

Wellington Road

Whakarite Road

Wharf Road

Wilma Road

Woodside Bay Road

Woollams Road

Streets and roads

2008-03-21T01:13:46Z

Rockyar:

Albert Crescent

Alison Road

Anzac Road

Awaawaroa Road

Bay Road

Beach Parade

Beattie Parade

Belgium Street

Bella Vista Road

Belle Terrace

Belle View

Beresford Street

Blake Street

Browns Road

Bryan Road

Burrell Road

Burrell Road Extension

Calais Teerace

Causeway Road

Church Bay Road

Coromandel Road

Cory Road

Cowes Bay Road

Crescent Road East

Crescent Road West

Donal Bruce Road

Eden Terrace

Empire Road

Erua Road

Fairview Crescent

First Avenue

Fisher Road

Fisher Street

Fourth Avenue

Frank Street

Garrett Road

George Street

Giles Road

Glenbrook Road

Goodwin Avenue

Gordons Road

Great Barrier Road

Hamilton Road

Hauraki Road

Hekerua Road

Hill Road

Hillside Road

Homai Road

Hobson Terrace

Huia Street

Huruhi Road

Jellicoe Parade

Junction Road

Karu Street

Kennedy Road

Kennedy Point Road

Korora Road

Kuaka Street

Ladd Road

Lannon Road

Le Roy Road

Karaka Road

Kiwi Street

Korora Road

Kuaka Street

McIntosh Road

McMillan Road

Mako Street

Makora Avenue

Marine View Road

Man'o'War Bay Road

Manuka Street

Margaret Reeve Lane

Matai Street

Matapana Road

Marama Avenue

Miami Avenue

Miro Road

Mitchell Road

Moa Avenue

Moana Avenue

Muritai Road

Natska Street

Nelson Avenue

Newton Road

Nick Johnston Drive

Nikau Street

O'Brien Road

Ocean Road

Ocean View Road

Okoka Road

Omiha Road

Onetangi Road

Orapiu Road

Ostend Road

Oue Street

Pacific Parade

Palm Road

Pah Road

Park Road

Pohutukawa Lane

Potai Street

Poto Road

Puriri Road

Putiki Road

Quelch Road

Queens Drive

Rata Street

Ridge Road

Rothschild Terrace

Scotts Terrace

Seaview Road

Second Avenue

Seventh Avenue

Shelley Beach Road

Short Street

Sixth Avenue

Surfdale Road

Tahatai Road

Tahi Road

Taraire Street

Tawa Street

Te Aroha Avenue

Te Makiri Road

Te Toki Road

Te Whau Drive

Tetley Road

The Esplanade (Palm Beach)

The Esplanade (Blackpool)

The Strand

Third Avenue

Tiri Road

Tiri View Road

Totara Road

Trig Hill Road

Tui Street

Upland Road

Valley Road

Victoria Road North

Victoria Road South

View Road

Vintage Lane

Waiata Street

Waiheke Road

Waikare Road

Wairua Road

Waitai Road

Walter Frank Drive

Watson Road

Wattle Road

Weka Street

Wellington Road

Wharf Road

Wilma Road

Whakarite Road

Streets and roads

2008-03-21T01:13:04Z

Rockyar:

Streets and roads

2008-03-21T01:07:18Z

Rockyar: List of Waiheke roads

Albert Crescent
Alison Road
Anzac Road
Awaawaroa Road
Bay Road
Beach Parade
Beattie Parade
Belgium Street
Bella Vista Road
Belle Terrace
Belle View
Beresford Street
Blake Street
Browns Road
Bryan Road
Burrell Road
Burrell Road Extension
Calais Teerace
Causeway Road
Church Bay Road
Coromandel Road
Cory Road
Cowes Bay Road
Crescent Road East
Crescent Road West
Donal Bruce Road
Eden Terrace
Empire Road
Erua Road
Esslin Road
Fairview Crescent
First Avenue
Fisher Road
Fisher Street
Fourth Avenue
Frank Street
Garrett Road
George Street
Giles Road
Glenbrook Road
Goodwin Avenue
Gordons Road
Great Barrier Road
Hamilton Road
Hauraki Road
Hekerua Road
Hill Road
Hillside Road
Homai Road
Hobson Terrace
Huia Street
Huruhi Road
Jellicoe Parade
Junction Road
Karu Street
Kennedy Road
Kennedy Point Road
Korora Road
Kuaka Street
Ladd Road
Lannon Road
Le Roy Road
Karaka Road
Kiwi Street
Korora Road
Kuaka Street
McIntosh Road
McMillan Road
Mako Street
Makora Avenue
Marine View Road
Man'o'War Bay Road
Manuka Street
Margaret Reeve Lane
Matai Street
Matapana Road
Marama Avenue
Miami Avenue
Miro Road
Mitchell Road
Moa Avenue
Moana Avenue
Muritai Road
Natska Street
Nelson Avenue
Newton Road
Nick Johnston Drive
Nikau Street
O'Brien Road
Ocean Road
Ocean View Road
Okoka Road
Omiha Road
Onetangi Road
Orapiu Road
Ostend Road
Oue Street
Pacific Parade
Palm Road
Pah Road
Park Road
Pohutukawa Lane
Potai Street
Poto Road
Puriri Road
Putiki Road
Quelch Road
Queens Drive
Rata Street
Ridge Road
Rothschild Terrace
Scotts Terrace
Seaview Road
Second Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Shelley Beach Road
Short Street
Sixth Avenue
Surfdale Road
Tahatai Road
Tahi Road
Tawa Street
Te Aroha Avenue
Te Makiri Road
Te Toki Road
Te Whau Drive
Tetley Road
Tiaire Street
The Esplanade (Palm Beach)
The Esplanade (Blackpool)
The Strand
Third Avenue
Tiri Road
Tiri View Road
Totara Road
Trig Hill Road
Tui Street
Upland Road
Valley Road
Victoria Road North
Victoria Road South
View Road
Vintage Lane
Waiata Street
Waiheke Road
Waikare Road
Wairua Road
Waitai Road
Walter Frank Drive
Watson Road
Wattle Road
Weka Street
Wellington Road
Wharf Road
Wilma Road
Whakarite Road

Island Trivia

2008-03-19T19:46:39Z

Rockyar:

=A page for incidental and whimsical facts about Waiheke=
Do you know how many steps there are up Jacob's Ladder? Or down to Fisherman's Rock? Or how many power cuts the island had last year? Or the time it takes to get to the Barrier by tinnie? Or where there's a good feed of mussels? Add your miscellaneous tidbits of interest to the Island Trivia page.

====Have a seat====
Dozens of roadside seats have sprung up around the island in within a couple of years, as far out as past Cactus Bay even - and all built thanks to the generosity of an anonymous benefactor.

====Penguin rescue====
During the building of the new wharf at [[Matiatia]] in 1992, 13-year-old Tom Delamore came back from a soccer game in town to find diggers moving the rock wall. Tom was horrified at the imminent destruction of a nest of little blue penguin and, as a result of his protest, work ceased. The penguin were relocated to [[Tiritiri Matangi]].
[[Little Blue Penguin]] still live in the Matiatia seawall and can be heard at dusk.

====Oh, Rhett====
Legend has it Vivienne Leigh (''Gone with the Wind'') once visited the Harbour Masters house at [[Matiatia]], coming to the island on board the [[Auckland]] mayor's yacht. The mayor had brought her to visit Fred Alison, the landowner at [[Matiatia]].

====Behind The Green Door====
Local legend has it that the green barn down at [[Matiatia]] was once upon a time something far more entertaining than a mechanic's workshop. Can anyone remember the precise shenanigans that went on in there?

====Starlight====
Among stars rumoured or proved to have visited the island during the first America's Cup to be raced on the gulf (2001?) were Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman (true), and Jack Nicholson (maybe true - rumoured to have choppered in, landing on the rear deck of a super super yacht in [[Oneroa Bay]]). Lenny Henry and Dawn French definitely did spend some months here, hidden away in a leased house at the bottom end but also seen chilling out with coffee at [[Salvage]]. Bill Gates came ashore at [[Little Oneroa]] for supplies (true). He was recognised by teenager Eric Hillman who said hello and Bill shook his hand. More recently Justin Timberlake was seen walking along Onetangi Beach. Apparently Neil Young once had his hair cut in Oneroa and Noam Chomsky has also visited our fair isle.

Celebrity weddings on Waiheke have included Jonah Lomu and Wendy Petrie (not to each other!)

====Seahorses====
Seahorses live under the wharf at [[Matiatia]], a fact confirmed by island diver [[Sid Thickpenny]]. They have been seen living in an old shopping trolley. All sorts of other miscellaneous bits and pieces, many dropped by accident, lie under the wharf.

[[Category:News and Information]]

Island Trivia

2008-03-19T19:42:06Z

Rockyar: /* Seahorses */

=A page for incidental and whimsical facts about Waiheke=
Do you know how many steps there are up Jacob's Ladder? Or down to Fisherman's Rock? Or how many power cuts the island had last year? Or the time it takes to get to the Barrier by tinnie? Or where there's a good feed of mussels? Add your miscellaneous tidbits of interest to the Island Trivia page.

====Have a seat====
Dozens of roadside seats have sprung up around the island in within a couple of years, as far out as past Cactus Bay even - and all built thanks to the generosity of an anonymous benefactor.

====Penguin rescue====
During the building of the new wharf at [[Matiatia]] in 1992, 13-year-old Tom Delamore came back from a soccer game in town to find diggers moving the rock wall. Tom was horrified at the imminent destruction of a nest of little blue penguin and, as a result of his protest, work ceased. The penguin were relocated to [[Tiritiri Matangi]].
[[Little Blue Penguin]] still live in the Matiatia seawall and can be heard at dusk.

====Oh, Rhett====
Legend has it Vivienne Leigh (''Gone with the Wind'') once visited the Harbour Masters house at [[Matiatia]], coming to the island on board the [[Auckland]] mayor's yacht. The mayor had brought her to visit Fred Alison, the landowner at [[Matiatia]].

====Behind The Green Door====
Local legend has it that the green barn down at [[Matiatia]] was once upon a time something far more entertaining than a mechanic's workshop. Can anyone remember the precise shenanigans that went on in there?

====Starlight====
Among stars rumoured or proved to have visited the island during the first America's Cup to be raced on the gulf (2001?) were Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman (true), and Jack Nicholson (maybe true - rumoured to have choppered in, landing on the rear deck of a super super yacht in [[Oneroa Bay]]). Lenny Henry and Dawn French definitely did spend some months here, hidden away in a leased house at the bottom end but also seen chilling out with coffee at [[Salvage]]. Bill Gates came ashore at [[Little Oneroa]] for supplies (true). He was recognised by teenager Eric Hillman who said hello and Bill shook his hand. More recently Justin Timberlake was seen walking along Onetangi Beach. Apparently Neil Young once had his hair cut in Oneroa and Noam Chomsky has also visited our fair isle.

====Seahorses====
Seahorses live under the wharf at [[Matiatia]], a fact confirmed by island diver [[Sid Thickpenny]]. They have been seen living in an old shopping trolley. All sorts of other miscellaneous bits and pieces, many dropped by accident, lie under the wharf.

[[Category:News and Information]]

User talk:Hackademic

2008-03-19T19:29:06Z

Rockyar: /* Edit Wikipedia Week: December 3, 2007 */

http://webmail.waihekepedia.com/imp/login.php

== Category for Editorial Review ==

Hack: [[Concept Digital]] still sounds a bit like an ad to me ... and I was wondering whether we might come up with a category for things like this, something like "Needs Editorial Review" .. but that doesn't sound like the right label -- i'm reticent of the idea of an 'editorial overseer'; but at least something that allows you and other people who are interested in reviewing content like this to be able to look at a single category to see what needs attention. Any ideas on a good category label for this process? [[User:Countrymike|Countrymike]] 13:33, 15 October 2007 (NZDT)

Have you got an address for us to save time, Cheers--[[User:Wingate|Wingate]] 17:40, 20 October 2007 (NZDT)

Hello from Sunny Ozzie m'dear Hack - regards to the crew - [[User:Bruced|Bruced]] 14:20, 25 October 2007 (NZDT)

Hack...am getting ok from group then will crate page..R

[mailto:bruce@mind.co.nz Send an Email to Bruce] Like so [[User:Bruced|Bruced]] 20:36, 1 November 2007 (NZDT)

Hack: email me at pumicehead@gmail.com and we can do coffee round AUT sometime... i work up in WB. [[User:Countrymike|Countrymike]] 10:03, 19 November 2007 (NZDT)

== Edit Wikipedia Week: December 3, 2007 ==

Hack: Take a look at this: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Edit_Wikipedia_Week ... wondering whether you might be interested in doing something on the island to coincide? perhaps an hour long workshop, half looking at Wikipedia, half on Waihekepedia? They have a poster that you can download and print out which we could use to advertise. Would require some kind of a computer lab on the island, or at least a free wireless access point and people bringing laptops? Just a thought. [[User:Countrymike|Countrymike]] 11:19, 22 November 2007 (NZDT)

Uploading pics

Hi Hack, good to catch up yesterday. I did try uploading a pic some time ago but my pic was too large and I don't know how to reduce it's size, or if that is possible. Cheers

Hack, congratulations, thats should be in NEWS shouldn't it??? I did get to the point with pics where I had it almost uploaded but I got the message that the pic was too large, and I don't know how to reduce the size of my pics. Is there a 'Wiki for dummies' book I can get hold of!!

Malana House

2008-03-16T09:27:18Z

Rockyar:

Malana House, or 1 Crescent Road East, is a 3 bedroomed home which has been used in previous years as a supported home for people with learning disabilities.

Despite a shortage of reasonably priced rental accommodation on Waiheke, the house, which is owned by Housing New Zealand, has been empty for some time.

User talk:Countrymike

2008-03-15T22:01:10Z

Rockyar:

[[/Archive November2007/]]

Hiya CM - I guess that pic on the Waiheke page is about shucking off your shoes, even losing one and going off for a picnic in the hills? I know Villager so I'll ask. [[User:Hackademic|hackademic]] 21:09, 13 November 2007 (NZDT)

Hi CM. I'd like to have a chat about eXe, if that's ok. I'm wondering if it might not work for a project I'm doing at AUT. My home no is 9908 if you get a chance. If not, I'll track you down. Cheers [[User:Hackademic|hackademic]] 09:39, 19 November 2007 (NZDT)

Thanks, will bear in mind. [[User:Rose T|Rose T]] 20:01, 25 November 2007 (NZDT)

Hi CM, is today Alex Stone Appreciation Day, maybe ??? (2 posts already today!)

User talk:Hackademic

2008-03-15T21:24:44Z

Rockyar: