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By Bill McElhinney The biggest Hope Walk in the country took place in Blenheim on Saturday.

Nine hundred people gathered in Seymour Square on a sunny spring morning to show their support for families of suicide victims and to help take away the stigma surrounding suicide.

Continued on page 2 Hundreds of people walk along Henry Street in the Hope Walk.

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Hope Walk biggest in country Continued from page 1 “I’m absolutely over the moon!” organiser Bary Neal says.

“We were hoping for about 400 people, but this is incredible. Our slogan is ‘Stronger Together’ and we have certainly come together over this.

“The biggest Hope Walk in the country so far was in Christchurch, where 400 people turned up.

Blenheim’s more than doubled that number.”

The event drew people from all age groups, including a colourful contingent of young recruits from Base Woodbourne.

People spoken to all wanted to see

suicide prevention discussed more openly in the community and many expressed concern about resourcing for mental health services.

“This issue has touched a lot of people,” Bary says. “The support we’ve got shows what an amazing community we have. New Zealanders really care about this issue.”

Bary also felt the level of support might be attributed to the ripple effect in a smaller community.

“When someone takes their life, it affects so many people. Family, friends, work mates. We’re closer here and many people are touched by these tragic events.

“I hope this gets more people

talking about suicide and suicide prevention. And I hope young people, especially young men, will open up and talk about things that are bothering them. We need to be more open.

“I also hope the politicians take notice of the issue. But we don’t want them to just throw more money at it. We need a proper inquiry into suicide prevention.

“We need to come up with some proper measures, and then act on them” The 2.7 km walk around Blenheim was followed by a free sausage sizzle and the release of 150 yellow helium balloons in memory of loved

ones lost too soon.

The suicide awareness campaign Hope Walk was launched in 2015

by Papakura pastor Joseph Fa’afiu as a way of “breaking the stigma, shame and silence around suicide.”

The walks are to remember those taken by suicide and support those who are currently struggling.

The movement has grown and a number of walks are taking place around the world this year as the event has grown.

There are 19 centres in New Zealand taking part as well as cities in Australia, Canada, USA and Rarotonga.

Reno race results spectacular

By Cathie Bell Marlborough’s first entrant in the United State’s National Championship Air Races in Nevada, a Yak-3 called Full Noise, has won the Rookie of the Year title.

Pilot and owner Graeme Frew flew seventh fastest in the championships, making an impressive debut and Graeme and his team believe they are the first New Zealanders to take part of the Championship Air Races.

“As far as I’m aware there has never been a Kiwi race team ever travel to Reno and

I know there has never been a Kiwi in the Unlimited class,” Graeme says of the category he raced in, open only to aircraft that are more than 2000kg, propeller-driven and piston engine-powered.

The plane worked its way up, starting and winning in the Unlimited Bronze category, then Unlimited Silver, before finishing in the Unlimited Gold category, hitting 315.769 miles an hour or 508.181 kilometres an hour, finishing seventh and winning Unlimited Rookie of the Year.

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Crash on highway Drivers on the alternate route between Picton and Christchurch were being detoured to Reefton today after State Highway 65 was closed following a serious crash between two trucks.

The detour adds another hour-and-ahalf to the journey.

A 40-year-old man in a critical condition was flown to Wellington Hospital after the crash.

Chamber president Nita van Grinsven says The Education Ministry said this is the ‘leading site’ for the co-located colleges, a vineyard on the racecourse is a better colleges site.

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Fuel for Marlborough The break in the pipeline delivering fuel to Auckland will not affect Marlborough and other parts of the country, fuel distributors say.

Fuel is still being manufactured and shipped to ports around New Zealand.

Chamber wants racecourse as colleges’ site

By Cathie Bell Marlborough Chamber of Commerce Board President Nita van Grinsven says local business people want to see Marlborough Boys’ and Marlborough Girls’ College moved to the racecourse.

“The Waterlea Racecourse is an ideal site for the co-located colleges, as it would utilise existing infrastructure on that side of town and support further investment from council into those facilities.”

Waterlea Racecourse is close to

Lansdowne Park, and also next to Pollard Park with its tennis courts and a golf course.

“It makes complete sense to locate the shared college site at the racecourse, as it is close to town and the students would have easy access to the facilities at both Lansdowne and Pollard Parks.”

Housing is also going in that side of town, and the shift would let the racecourse move to another site where it could develop ‘a world class future-focused

multi-use equestrian facility’, Nita says.

The Education Ministry’s head of education infrastructure services, Kim Shannon, says that ‘as with all site acquisitions’, it is continuing to explore a number of options.

She confirmed ministry staff have talked to the head of NZ Racing and ‘other interested parties’.

“At this stage we cannot comment further as these discussions are held ‘in confidence’ to protect

our negotiating position, the privacy of other parties, and in some cases, the provisions of confidentiality agreements.

“We will make a public statement as soon as we can confirm a preferred site for the colocation of Marlborough Boys’ College and Ma rlborough Girls’ College.”

Nita says the new shared college will be a huge asset to Blenheim, so it should be located where it will achieve greatest economic benefit for the region.

Living Treasures sought Nominations are now being sought for the Marlborough Living Cultural Treasure Award.

The award is made to people who have demonstrated a lifetime of excellence in cultural endeavour and are a source of community inspiration.

Nominations must be in by September 30.

Nomination forms are available from the Marlborough Museum and the Marlborough District Council.

Place found for disabled adult toilet

By Cathie Bell Councillors will be asked next month to confirm a decision to provide a public toilet for adult disabled people.

Blenheim man Hularii Mckenzie asked the Marlborough District Council to provide an adult changing facility in Blenheim as part of Annual Plan submissions earlier this year, as their oldest child, seven

year-old Bailey, is wheelchairbound with Spastic Quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy among other conditions.

Initially the council declined the request, but re-considered and directed staff have another look at the issue.

Council’s property and community facilities manager Jamie Lyall says the proposed toilet could be retrofitted into

the facility at Liz Davidson Place in central Blenheim.

Councillors at the next assets and services committee will be asked to approve its installation, which he estimates at $40,000.

The facilities need to have a hoist and adult-size changing table.

Jamie says it will not be a public facility in the usual

sense but accessed only by the families or carers of those requiring use of such specialised facilities, probably by way of a swipe card.

“This would be an amenity used by only a very few people with particular high needs and, given the level of vandalism at our public toilets, it would have to be accessible by security card only.”

Highway closures State Highway 1 south of Kaikoura will have to close for longer periods to ensure it is open by Christmas.

However, the closures will be timed to avoid major events such as the Kaikoura Seafest, Canterbury Anniversary Day, Labour Day and Marlborough Anniversary Day. The closures are planned for Monday to Friday, October 16 – 20, and Monday to Friday, November 6 – 10.

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By Bill McElhinney A group of local people passionate about caring for the environment will be rolling up their sleeves at the Wairau Diversion on Saturday.

“It’s our annual spring clean event,” New Zealand Motor Caravan Association Marlborough chairman Ian Simmons says.

“We’re joining fellow motor home owners from around the country in a range of community-based projects.”

The spring clean is a practical way for members to give back to the community and care for the environment, Ian says.

“We sometimes get associated with freedom campers, but we’re not,” Ian says. “Our motor homes are all self-contained and we don’t leave anything behind. “”We’re proud of our beautiful country and we recognise our responsibility to play a part in keeping it that way,” Ian says.

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Ian says that while the spring clean project is timed for just one month, the big picture is that the association members will take the project to heart.

“I can see the day when our members will whip on their reflective vests and do a tidy-up wherever they see it’s needed.

“In fact some members do already,” Ian says.

“They pick up rubbish they might see in a rest area where they have stopped for a cuppa.”

The Wairau Diversion spring clean gets underway at 10am on Saturday.

Renwick to get bus

By Bill McElhinney A daily bus service between Blenheim and Renwick is being explored by the Marlborough District Council as it reviews the Blenheim Bus contract for 2018.

The bus tender is being advertised now in the hope that decisions can be made by the Council for new services beginning March 1 next year.

Whether or not the service goes ahead depends on the cost. Councillors will vote on the proposal later in the year.

As well as a Renwick service, a new route connecting southwest Blenheim and Burleigh to the centre of Blenheim is proposed. It’s also possible that an extra

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The Spring Creek Cycleway is in the runCommunity sport advisor for Sport Tasman ning for national recognition, up against big Braden Prideaux, who submitted the entry, cycle projects from Auckland and Hamilton. says the success of the cycleway can be The Marlborough cycleway has been seen in the numbers, with more than 16,000 selected as a finalist in the 2017 Bike to the cyclists and 3000 pedestrians using it since Future Awards, a contender for the award for it opened. large scale infrastructure projects; the ‘Big “Since the completion of the cycleway at Bike Bling’ section. the beginning of this year, the number of The event is organised by the NZ Transport travelling Every carcyclists cared for. along the route has more Agency and Cycling Action Network to than doubled,” Braden says.

And now, every wallet too. celebrate cycling projects and the people who The Marlborough cycleway is being judged promote them. against three other big projects; Auckland Championed by BikeWalk Marlborough, City Council’s Quay Street Cycleway and the Spring Creek cycleway connecting the Grey Lynn Pump Track, and Hamilton’s Grovetown and Spring Creek is a joint Western Rail Trail. effort by the Marlborough District Council “To be chosen as a finalist is a great reflecand New Zealand Transport Association/ tion on the efforts made by Marlborough Marlborough Roads.

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Sun readers have their say... with the WORD on the Street.

Q: Are our mental health services adequately resourced?

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No we’re not doing enough.

Our services deserve a lot more support.

No, we’re not doing enough to support our mental health services locally or nationally.

No our mental health services are not properly funded. It’s a real issue.

Definitely not. Mental health services need much more support and money.

The level of support for mental health is disgusting.

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Election pending Dear Ed, I will most definitely be giving my vote to a comparatively new, extremely minor party.

Already they have an exceedingly unknown Member of Parliament. Their mission statement says it all.

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Colin King says PM Bill English deserves another term!

Of course he’d say that.

Why give English a go for another three years after nine years when poverty, richpoor divide and debt has increased so much?

Winston Peters spoke well, with a sense of humour and he cares about NZ. National government has sold out our farmland to foreigners (e.g. Waihopai Valley) and under a stupid free trade agreement, sold out houses, farms and economy to China.

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Motorbike ride for men’s health

By Cathie Bell The ‘Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride’ is on Sunday, and there will be some fantastic motorbikes and their riders taking part.

The charity ride for classic and vintage style motorbikes will benefit prostate cancer and mental health causes.

Marlborough organiser Anthony Barnes says the Marlborough ride is one of more than 500

events on the same day globally.

“There are over 60,000 people taking part around the world.”

There are 15 riders registered to take part in the Marlborough ride, on a range of bikes from Triumphs and Ducatti scramblers to an Ariel 1952 square four.

The route is kept confidential to registered riders only, but Anthony says it will go through town and round the vineyards, ‘enjoying the scenery’.

James Jenneson, Samantha Warrender, Anthony Barnes, Mike Gilbert, and Roger Gleeson are getting ready to ride.

Sit and be fit instructor Sue Houghton in action.

Sitting for fitness Those with low or limited mobility sometimes struggle to find a fitness programme to suit them, but not in Marlborough, Sport Tasman says.

The successful Sit and Be Fit programme is now available at the Anglican Community Church in Renwick as well as Riversdale Community House, providing seated and low impact exercises in a fun and social environment that are designed to build lower and upper body strength while improving hand eye coordination.

The low-cost, hour-long classes on a Tuesday afternoon are run by instructor Sue Houghton, who also takes the Riversdale classes.

Sport Tasman community sport advisor Braden Prideaux says Sit and Be Fit has proved popular at Riversdale with at least 15 people regularly attending and he is hopeful of attracting similar numbers to the Renwick class.

“Renwick Anglican Church is

already a bustling hub of activity, with Mainly Music classes for toddlers, Renwick Menz Shed, Tuesday markets, the Girls Brigade and indoor bowls in winter.

Sit and Be Fit is an excellent addition.”

Renwick hub coordinator Rev Joe Keighley is confident the exercise classes will be supported by the community.

“They are an opportunity to have fun while getting active.”

Nicki Stretch, general manager of Churchill Private Hospital Trust which is the major funder of the community hubs, says programmes like Sit and Be Fit are a great way to get and keep people moving on the path to better health.

“There are many benefits including increased muscle mass and lower blood pressure, as well as making new friends.”

The Sit and Be Fit Renwick classes are held on Tuesdays at 2pm and cost $2 per class.

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Kupe and the octopus: Pupils tell the tale

By Bill McElhinney The Maori legend behind the making of Queen Charlotte Sound has captivated pupils at Waikawa Bay School.

“We introduced the pupils to the legend of Te Wheke Akoranga and asked them to write a story around it and design a logo,” principal Willem Lampe says.

The exercise will result in a logo to be used by their community of learning, Willem says. The community comprises Waikawa Bay School, Queen Charlotte College, Picton School, St Joseph’s School, which is closing, and

Waitaria Bay School.

“The legend is about the Maori explorer and warrior Kupe,” Waikawa pupil Shackleton Scollay says.

“Kupe was angry because the octopus, wheke, was eating Kupe’s bait and the fish he was trying to catch,” Haeata Beechlove says.

“So they had a big fight and as wheke flailed all has arms around, he carved out the area which is Queen Charlotte Sound.

“Then Kupe killed wheke.

He cut him in half with his taiha!”

The pupils have written

stories about the legend and illustrated them with pictures, mostly of wheke the octopus.

“We will invite senior pupils from Queen Charlotte College to come in and judge the pupils’ work,” Willem says.

“Then the winning ones from each class will go on display in the Picton Mariners Mall.

“One of them will eventually be used to design a logo for us.”

The pupils’ work is on display at the school in the meantime, and parents and friends are welcome to drop in during Waikawa Bay School pupils Tara Thompson, Petra Schmidt, Haeata Beechlove and school hours to have a look. Shackleton Scollay with the Te Wheke Akoranga display of stories and pictures.

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By Bill McElhinney “Whitebaiters are among the biggest liars in the country,” Tony Grainger says with a grin.

The retired merchant navy cook is camped up at the Wairau Diversion for the duration of the whitebait season, which began on August 15 and ends on November 30.

“Whitebaiters shroud their success in secrecy,” Tony says.

“They’ll tell you about the big catch they had last week, or last season, but you never see any of it!”

Tony and his mate, Brian Marshall, are living in their selfcontained motor homes as they chase the elusive delicacy.

So how’s the season going?

“Not flash,” Tony says. “I got about a pound early on in the season, but I’ve seen bugger all since.”

It’s been much the same for Brian.

“Enough for a feed, that’s all.”

Whitebaiters must be among the last people in the country to convert to metrics. Everything’s in pounds – except the price, of course.

Back at the turn of the century whitebait caught were weighed in tons. The next century catches could be measured in kerosene tins, then pounds.

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Whitebaiters staying at the Diversion must follow the rules.

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Tony uses a set net, and the rules mean he must always be within 10 metres of his net.

Brian uses a scoop net. “But the bait are skittery,” he says. “You can see a shoal coming, but if you make the slightest noise, they’re off out of reach.”

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Prime Minister Bill English talks with John and Robyn Cuddon in Blenheim.

By Cathie Bell Insurance companies ‘seem to be slow’ in their dealing with claims after last November’s earthquake, Prime Minister Bill English says.

The Insurance Council says 77 per cent of all residential buildings had been assessed by the end of August, and 53 per cent of residential claims have been settled either in full or partially, chief executive Tim Grafton says.

The total value of insurance claims for the 14 November Kaikoura earthquake as at 31 August 2017 is over $2 billion, he says, with most of the losses in commercial claims at $1.48 billion, with residential claims amounting to nearly $0.55 billion.

Talking during an election campaign visit to Blenheim yesterday, Bill says that it sounded like there was still ‘plenty to do’ for the insur-

ance companies after the earthquake more than 10 months ago.

“That does sound like a long time… I would encourage them to get on with assessments because it’s stressful.” Bill spoke to the Marlborough Chamber of Commerce after visiting the New World supermarket and BV Gourmet café, where he met Labour’s Kaikoura candidate Janette Walker.

“I didn’t spend much time talking to her because I don’t think she’s going to vote for me.”

He also visited Springlands School, Pak ‘n Save, Makana Chocolate, and Renwick Tractor and Services.

The general election is this Saturday, with people able to vote for their local MP and the party they would like to see form the next Government.

Air force crews train in mountains

By Bill McElhinney A Royal New Zealand Air Force helicopter squadron is taking to the skies in and around Marlborough this week conducting a training exercise.

Exercise Bluebird involves training for No. 6 Squadron’s Seasprite naval helicopter crews.

“This training prepares the crew for mountain flying when undertaking tasks such as routine resupply flights to Raoul and Auckland islands,” No. 6 Squadron Public Information Officer Flight Lieutenant Kerryn Dryden says.

“Most recently, mountain flying was carried out when No. 6 Squadron provided civilian support in Kaikoura at the end of last year.”

Exercise Bluebird ensures Air Force crews are ready to respond at a moment’s notice when required for any such search and rescue callout over the next year, Kerryn says.

The crews fly to the Dip Flat Camp in Wairau Valley to practise mountain-flying operations and alpine survival training.

Support for the exercise is being provided from RNZAF Base Woodbourne.

Grace McKendry and Madison Charman from St Mary’s School with their pea plants and poo science fair entry.

Jared Henn and Felix Bell from Richmond View School with their copper motor mania science fair entry.

250 entrants in fair

By Bill McElhinney Grace McKendry and Madison Charman, year 5 and 6 pupils from St Mary’s School, delved into animal poo for their science fair project.

Their entry was one of 250 in the annual Marlborough Lines Science and Technology fair, which aims to promote a greater interest in science and technology amongst students of all ages.

Grace and Madison planted sugar snap peas, and then fed those ostrich, chicken, cow and sheep manure to see how the plants responded. “Cow was best,” Grace says.

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est!” Madison says.

Jared Henn and Felix Bell from Richmond View School built a small electric motor then ran it with different batteries to see which produced the best rpm on the motor.

“The nine volt battery worked the best,” Felix says.

“The extra voltage made the motor spin faster.”

The Science Fair has been evolving in Marlborough since the 1960s and is now organised as a partnership between Blenheim Lions, local schools, teachers, community organisations and major sponsor Marlborough Lines.

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Insurance broker helping build better businesses After five years, Stephen relationships, he says, and Doecke is re-branding his that’s fine.

YOUR SPONSOR: business as “Asset Insurance “I can’t deal with eveSTEPHEN DOECKE Partners” as he is stepping rybody, so that’s ok, this Asset Insurance Partners have a strong focus on the up the business development defines my target market.” work he is associated with, “I chose ‘Partners’ in local community and our clients. Our belief is that here in Marlborough. the re-branding because we partner with our clients and as such actively seek His company offers much partners have a better qualand promote opportunities for their business and their more than the traditional ity discussion, and a better business development. insurance broker. level of trust.”

Through our initiative – IQ-M – we have arranged and “Insurance Brokering is my That goes with his own subsidised this leadership programme for our clients as function, I have been doing business as well, he says. it for over 20 years, but what We have over the last 5 we understand that Better Leaders will always create spins my wheels is the people years developed long term Better Business. development side of things. strategic relationships with We do this while also taking an active role in the local This is effectively a combina- various companies, which community as we believe that both a necessary for a tion of both” include The Icehouse and strong community.

Stephen has re cent ly People.co for development; completed the Owner Man- and PSC Connect and T: 03 577 8157 M: 0272 363 253 ager Programme with the Steadfast for insurance W: www.assetinsurance.co.nz Icehouse, which he says has matters. helped him become clearer In the past four years, YOUR FACILITATOR: with the direction of his com- Asset Insurance Partners pany and what it stands for. has assisted 12 people JO CLAYTON “As a partner, I’m here to on the Icehouse LeaderSince setting up People.co after a career with Mobil Oil, arrange opportunities like thefocus shipofDevelopment ProThe main the two days is how you can get a higher level Fletcher Building and The Warehouse, Jo has worked with Leadership Challenge for the gramme, and also has held Stephen Doecke. many businesses to assist them with growing their busibenefit of clientsofand we fund the and Leadership Challenge from your people and build a commitment engagement “Eighty-five per cent of People can feel stuck, Stenesses and improving their leadership and management. these through our foundation, workshop twice with over performance businesses fail in the first phen says.

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BLUE TEAM Saturday, September 30, 2017

Rowan Ingpen of the Woodbourne Tavern and Mike Neal of the Redwood Tavern.

Fight night approaches

By Celeste Alexander There’s going to be plenty of friendly rivalry going around on the night of the Life Education’s Fight for Life charity boxing match, including between the live streaming venues.

On the night of the fight, September 30, there will be amateur opening fights leading up to the 10 corporate fights which ticket holders will be able to enjoy ringside.

Those who missed out on tickets can watch the event live streaming from three locations.

The Redwood Tavern, Woodbourne Tavern and Waterfront Bar & Grill are on board as live streaming venues and are open to the public to go along and back their favourite teams. The Redwood Tavern is backing the ‘red team,’ while the Woodbourne Tavern has the ‘blue team’, and the Waterfront Bar & Grill will remain neutral.

Each will have food and drink specials as well as fundraising auctions, raffles and plenty of banter throughout the evening.

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of fun, according to Mike Neal of the Redwood Tavern and Rowan Ingpen of the Woodbourne Tavern. “ W hen we were ap proached by the trust I immediately thought it was a good cause,” Mike says.

“My kids loved Harold and it’s a great event to be part of.

“Come on down and support the Red Team.”

At the Woodbourne Tavern, Rowan Ingpen and Richard Marlow will actually be ringside on the night as they have sponsored blue team fighter Bryan Fisher.

But back at the tavern there will be plenty of fun had throughout the evening with drinks and food specials and live streaming on all their screens.

“We are really looking forward to it, particularly to cheer on Bryan and the blue team.

“It will be a great night so come on down and join in on the fun,” Rowan says.

For those who go along to watch the Fight for Life, donation buckets will be circulating so please show your support for the Life Education Trust.

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‘Fight for Life’ proceeds All money raised from the inaugural Life Education Trust ‘Fight for Life’ charity boxing event will remain in Marlborough to be used to help the trust deliver its programme directly to the children of Marlborough.

“We receive no government funding and rely totally on grants, sponsorship and fundraising every year.

“Funds from tonight will help to ensure that Life Education Trust is able to continue its great work and provided much needed education to the children of Kaikoura, Rai Valley and all of Marlborough.

“We cover a large area from Murchison, to Kaikoura visiting around 3000 children annually.”

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Michelle ‘El Chapo’ Chapman vs Ali ‘The Hurricane’ Hills

Reon ‘The Hammer’ Materoa vs Gareth ‘The Hitman’ Goodsir

Holly ‘The Crusher’ Crafar vs Lisa ‘The Auburn Avenger’ McDonald

Ross ‘Rosco Peco Mean Train’ Hoets vs Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Davies

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Meredith June Born September 11, 2017 Weight 6lb 12oz Hospital Wairau

Ella-Rose McElwain Born August 29, 2017 Weight 5lb 6oz Hospital Wairau

Jack Maverick Green Born September 14, 2017 Weight 7lb 7oz Hospital Wairau

Ella Christine Roughan Born August 10, 2017 Weight 7lb 14oz Hospital Wairau

Vernon and Stacey June are delighted to announce the arrival of a new baby girl, Meredith June (6lb 12oz) on September 11, 2017 at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to our midwives Shona, Rhianne and Dani and the biggest thanks to all the maternity ward staff especially Jodie for your wonderful care. Photo provided.

Jamie McElwain and Celine McArthur are proud to announce the arrival of their healthy baby girl Ella-Rose McElwain (5lb 6oz) on August 29, 2017 at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to our amazing midwife Mahana and all the staff on the maternity ward at Wairau Hospital. Photo provided.

Cassandra and Adam are so happy to announce the arrival of their new baby boy, Jack Maverick Green (7lb 7oz) at 7.50am on September 14, 2017 at Wairau Hospital. A new brother for Kaley. Special thanks to our midwife Shona Wills, my supportive husband Adam and all the maternity staff.

Emma and Chris Roughan (Millzie and Wonk) are excited to announce the arrival of Ella Christine (7lb 14oz) at 4.32am on August 10, 2017 at Wairau Hospital. Special thanks to midwives Gwen Costello and Nicky Taylor, and all other staff that helped out for the occasion.

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Most breast cancers occur in women over 50 years of age, so it’s important that you keep up to date with regular mammograms after turning 50.

Even though the free mammogram service stops at age 69, people in this age group are still at risk of getting breast cancer.

In fact, your breast cancer risk is higher at 70 than it is at 50, so consider continuing to have mammograms.

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While the risk of inherited breast cancer is low, talk about it with your doctor.

If you are potentially at high risk, you may be eligible for genetic testing with Genetic Health Service NZ. This would require a referral from your doctor.

Women at high risk of breast cancer should be referred to a breast specialist for advice on appropriate screening.

This may include MRIs being added to their screening recommendations.

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Moutere building up for Fiji

By Cathie Bell Moutere Rugby Club is taking a team of young players to Fiji next year, but the focus of the trip is on more than just sport with the club fundraising to take equipment to the villages where they will be playing as well.

Spokeswoman Donna Tupouto’a says the club is taking an invitational team of 14 and 15 year-olds to Fiji in July next year.

They are fundraising to pay for the trip, selling firewood during the winter, and a ‘horse racing’ and auction evening at the Rangitane centre on October 14.

The team is going to Fiji, not just to play rugby, but to help the three ‘quite remote’ villages where they will be playing, Donna says.

They are playing three games at three schools, she says, and the club hopes to

build a network so the games can happen every two years.

“It’s not just about rugby, it’s about the culture as well.

“One village, they have to cross two rivers to get to school, and they do that every day… Our kids are going to spend time at the school and see what we can do to help.”

Donna says the club is contacting Air New Zealand to arrange to take over stuff the villages have asked for, ranging from rugby and netball balls, clothes, bedding, and school stationery.

The trip will be ‘100 per cent fundraised’, she says, and the team members have cut and sold firewood, washed cars, held a garage sale, and sold pies from Renwick Pies.

“It’s brought our team together… They’re earning it.”

Moutere rugby club juniors are fundraising for Fiji.

Croquet season opened officially on Saturday Members of the Blenheim Croquet Club gathered together last Saturday for the opening of the new season.

Blenheim Croquet club president Alison Brice welcomed Mayor John Leggett and the Mayoress Anne Best, who had been invited to run the first hoop. Other guests included John Campbell, president of the Marlborough Croquet Association, and six members of the Brooklyn Croquet Club.

Members and guests then enjoyed playing two games

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A full and varied programme is proposed for the coming season, spokesman Allan Hutton says, with association croquet on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, and golf croquet on Tuesday, Thursday and Sundays.

“This season we hope to start ricochet on Friday afternoons.”

New members and visitors are very welcome, Allan says.

For further enquiries please contact:Anne on 5783519 or Allan on 5783747.

Mayor John Leggett hits the ball through the hoop under the watchful eyes of the Blenheim Croquet Club.

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Ed Massey passes the baton to Robbie Barnes, with Jim Mercer eagerly looking for his lap two runner to take over at the Momorangi changeover point of the Queen Charlotte relay.

Relay runners out in force The senior men’s team from Nelson set out to challenge the field in the 36th Queen Charlotte relay held on Saturday.

The popular event, which is run in sections between Picton and Havelock, attracted 42 runner teams and seven teams of walkers, Les McKay from the Marlborough Harrier Club says.

“Conditions for the day were ideal.

“There was some rain during the debrief at Picton School, then the conditions went from overcast to fine and warm.

“We had seven walker teams leaving the Waitohi Domain at 11.30am and two runner teams who had asked to leave with the walkers because

they were going to be slow.

“The teams were mainly from Marlborough, but we had one from Rangiora, one from Island Bay and 12 from Nelson,” Les says.

“It became quite obvious Athletics Nelson senior men’s team had decided they were going to challenge the field and also go below two hours – a time they had been challenging for the past couple of years.

“Their time was 1 hr 59 min 47 seconds.

“The Athletics Nelson junior men came in second in 2 hr 12 min 21 seconds and the Marlborough Harrier Club senior men came in third in 2 hr 12 min 45 seconds,” Les says.

“Our generous sponsors allowed us

to offer great performance prizes for qualifying grades, fastest lap times in all grades and 21 spot prize bags.

“A special spot prize was a Trek mountain bike from Spokesman Cycles, which was won by Ashleigh Weaver in the MOB team.

“We asked her if she already had a bike. She did but it was a real old one which she hated, so the new bike went to the right person,” Les says.

Les also thanked the users of the Queen Charlotte Drive on Saturday for being considerate to the competitors and their many supporters.

The 37th Queen Charlotte Relay will be held on Saturday, September 15 next year.

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out & about

Poetry picnic

Friends and families visited Fairhall School last Wednesday for a poetry picnic in the school grounds.

Charity boxing face off The Life Education Trust hosted its ‘Fight for Life’ face-off event last Friday night at the Marlborough Boys’ College hall.

School of Winegrowing launch Marlborough Boys’ and Marlborough Girls’ Colleges are offering students an option to study their subjects as they relate to the wine industry, and this New Zealand School of Winegrowing was launched last week.

Michael and Karen Ryan with grandchildren Milly and Claudia Ryan.

Anabelle Barnes, Greta Marshall and Morghan Summerscales.

The Fisher family, Kylie and Bryan with children Abigail, Leyland, Lincoln and Madison.

Josh Wilkinson and Marcus Pickens.

Sharon and Jake Yadav with George Wilson.

Eddie Poswillo, Gareth, Charlotte, Brooke and Olivia Goodsir.

Sue Blackmore and Barbara Mead.

The Botham family, Charlie, Gina, Archie and Nigel.

Stephen Leitch and Alec McNeil.

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community notices

community services Marlborough After Hours GP Services: Wairau Hospital campus, after 6pm.

Reception 520 6377. Office 520 9980.

Ambulance: Urgent 111. Non urgent 579 4870.

After Hours Chemists: Springlands Pharmacy 9am-6pm, 7 days.

Ph 5782271.

Community Care Pharmacy: Within the Blenheim Warehouse, open 7 days 9am-8pm.

Only closed Christmas Day. Diabetes Marlborough Inc: Office hours 9am-3pm Mon-Thu 5775549. Reg. Nurse 1pm5pm Wed, 8.30am-5pm Thu & Fri 5206200 (Mary).

Lifeline Marlborough: 0800 543354, 24hr helpline.

Marlborough Women's Refuge, Rape and Sexual Abuse Resource Centre: Crisis line, phone Wairau Hospital 520 9999, for Women's Refuge contact numbers.

Overeaters Anonymous: For more information. Ph 570 5137 Alcoholics Anonymous: Rose 5777651, Harvey 021 555 061.

Citizens Advice Bureau: Free, friendly, confidential advice. Mon - Fri 9.30am - 4pm.

Phone 578 4272.

Victim Support: 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 846) Al-Anon: Help for families & friends of alcoholics. Ph Margaret 578 4690 or Aley 021 434117.

Alzheimers Society Marlborough: 577 6172, 8 Wither Rd. Open Monday - Friday, 8.30 4.30pm Hospital Visiting Hours: Wairau Hospital: Daily 11.30am-7.30pm, children under 12 may visit parents only. Maternity Ward: 10am-noon, 4pm-7pm.

Children's Ward: Daily 10am-8pm. Visiting at all times is subject to the discretion of the nurse in charge of the ward.

Marlborough Family Budgeting: Free confidential budgeting advice. Monday-Friday 10am3pm. Phone 578 2006.

Marlborough Lupus Support: For more information phone Katrina 572 4333 or 021 502 451.

Picton Doctor: Phone weekend doctor 520 3222 or Marlborough After Hours GP Service 520 6377. Office 520 9980.

Ambulance: Urgent 111. Non-urgent 579 4870.

Chemist: Picton Healthcare Pharmacy. Ph 573 6420 Mon -Fri 8.305.30pm, Sat 9-2pm, Queen Charlotte Pharmacy 573 7927 Sat 9-1pm.

death notices SMITH, Rex Graeme: Passed away peacefully at Hospice Marlborough, on Monday September 18 2017. Much loved father of Todd, and the late Glen.

Special thanks to Hospice Marlborough for their love and care of Rex. Messages may be sent to c/- Flat 1, 2A Dawkins Place, Blenheim 7201. At Rex’s request, a private cremation has taken place at the Sowman Crematorium.

Respectfully cared for by GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719

Community Eldercare Coordinator Older person Seminar 4th Thursday every month. At St Christopher’s Hall, Redwoodtown. 10am to 1pm. Morning tea, lunch provided. Guest speakers.

Donation towards food appreciated.

Family / W hanau for information / advocacy / support Family/ Whanau for information / advocacy /suppor t For families living with mental illness/addictions please contact Supporting Families Marlborough - Lyn, Karina or Nikki, phone 577 5491 or visit us at 68 Seymour Street.

acknowledgement O’NEIL John Patrick: The O’Neil family would like to express our sincere thanks to all who attended the funeral service. For sympathy cards, flowers and food. Special thanks to St John’s Ambulance and staff at Marlborough Hospice for support and care of Jack. Please accept this as our personal acknowledgment.

Housie Thursday 7pm, Blenheim Bowling Club, Weld St. 40 houses, raffles and refreshments. Proceeds to Te Rerenga O Te Ra` Kapa Haka.

Mental Health Consumer Advocacy Service Our Advocates will take up your cause to ensure your rights are respected, listen to your concerns and support you in the actions you want to take to gain resolution. Ph 579 5304 or call in at 68 Seymour Street.

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davereespainters@xtra.co.nz

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Whether you just want advice or would like Kaylene to manage your property give her a call on 027 562 7897 or email: kaylene@bnproperties.co.nz

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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Kaylene Tasker – having won a national prize of Property Manager of the Year for two years running and with 25 years’ experience is here to help you with your rentals.

We service all Commercial Kitchen & Laundry equipment.

Local agent for Starline Dishwashers.

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Whatever the pest problem, the answer is always SPIDERBAN

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No job too small PVC Galvanized Coloursteel Internal gutters

Call Don today 027 279 7392 Over 30 years experience.

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Ph. 03 578 0083

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Quality repairs to all brands.

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Handyman

We do all types of work, call for a quote today Available 7 days a week Ph 021 355 552 / 570 2353

Semi-retired Builder

Can do most building and home maintenance

MARLBOROUGH MARINE RADIO ASSOCIATION INC AGM The AGM will be held at 7.30pm on Monday 2 October, 2017 at Waikawa Boating Club, Picton.

Nomination forms for the Executive Committee can be obtained from the Administration Office ph 03 573 8851, or email mmradio@xtra.co.nz.

Nominations close 5pm 25 September.

Guest Speaker will be Rose Prendeville, Projects Manager, Port Marlborough

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Traditional Thai Massage Aromatherapy Massage Sports Massage Foot Reflexology Massage Back Neck, Shoulders Massage Pregnancy Massage Coconut Oil Massage Warm Herbal Compression

We are seeking an

OUTSTANDING TEACHER AIDE to support groups of students in the mid-primary age range.

15 hours per week. Fixed term.

Contact Principal, Nick Raynor on 03 570 5621 or principal@tuamarina.school.nz for more information.

258A Scott Street, Redwoodtown, Blenheim

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TABBY MALE CAT Bushy tail and neck, from Ohingaroa Bay. Phone 035716123.

We are seeking an experienced, passionate and enthusiastic individual to join our team focusing on premium organic grape production. This role covers all aspects of vineyard functions from machinery operation of specialist equipment through to day-to-day vineyard tasks.

TRAILER TAILGATE Tuesday September 12, Dillions Point, Nelson Street area. Phone 57228210.

COVERED PARKING space in Picton for one vehicle, which is used to drive into the sounds. Please phone Star Absolom 021802231 or email star@rissington.com.

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To be successful in this role you will need to be; mechanically minded and practical, safety conscious, enjoy working hands on with grape vines, have a clean and current drivers licence and enjoy working in a team environment.

This position is full time.

Please forward your cv and covering letter to nigel@dogpoint.co.nz

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Housie 7.00pm -REMINDER: Club Hall Please check URL, email address and closing date PROPERTY WANTQuiz 7.00pm - Club Bar

Marlborough Vehicle Removals Ph Brent 027 766 7105

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THREE BEDROOM H OUS E in Spring Creek area, heat pump and log fire, $340 per week. Phone 5705184.

Members Draw - 1st draw $4500.00 Happy Hour Friday, 5.30pm-7.30pm Karaoke With Dale

Text your thoughts to:

027 242 5266

REMINDER Marlborough Returned and Services Association AGM Saturday 23 September 2pm, RSA Lounge Members, their guests and Affiliates Welcome P: 5781059 • www.clubsofmarlborough.org.nz

for sale  House removals  Office relocations  Winz Quotes Available  Furniture removals No job too big or too small

0800 223 6632

SPRINGLANDS BOWLING CLUB

OPENING DAY Sunday 24th September 1pm Roll up - Dress mufti Members - A plate, please

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LAWN AND GARDENING FRANCHISE Established client base with potential for growth.

Full training, equipment and set up provided.

Purpose built trailer provided.

On going support provided by Area Owners.

Simple business to own and run for motivated owners.

Phone 579 9333

Or email marlborough@mrgreen.co.nz

To advertise your business, call Lacy (03) 5777 868 • classifieds@blenheimsun.co.nz

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Thornhill Horticultural Contracting is a well-established, Cancellati large supplier of labour to the Viticulture industry in with media Marlborough. cancellatio Thornhill is a registered Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) recruiting specific staff from New Zealand, Thaiyour cont land and the Pacific Islands, to fulfil the needs of its valued vineyard clients.

We currently have a position available for a Vineyard Supervisor.

Applicants must have the following: • At least three years experience • Be able to report to management and complete paperwork on time • Reliable and have a tidy work ethic • Preference will be given to an experienced supervisor, but not essential as full training will be given • Be able to work long hours when required • Have excellent communication skills • A good understanding of RSE policy • Clean drivers licence • Due to staff requirements preference will be given to the ability to converse in Thai.

In the first instance, please forward a brief email to liz@thornhillnz.co.nz explaining previous work history and contact details

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This is a great time to join the Downer team in Blenheim!

Following the award of additional long term contracts in Blenheim, we are currently looking for Gardeners, Mower Operator’s, Drainage labourers and Carpenters to join our team.

We are looking for hard working, team players who take pride in delivering quality work and are committed to placing health & safety above all else.

At Downer we are focused on training and development, we will support you with progressing your career. You will work on a good hourly rate, while working in a fun and friendly team environment.

Don’t delay! Seize the opportunity to secure your future with Downer head to www.downercareers.co.nz job 543673 to apply.

All successful applicants will be required to pass a pre-employment drug test & medical

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Marlborough urged to get access funding

situations vacant

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Part time cleaning and general duties Approx 15 hours weekly.

Apply to Dorothy 0274439967

The Walking Access Commission’s regional field advisor is encouraging locals to apply to the commission for funding to help secure access.

Penny Wardle says the commission would ‘love to get some more good access projects going in this neck of the woods’, and she strongly encourages community groups and individuals to consider applying this time round.

Grants from the Enhanced Access Fund are awarded twice per year, and the next round of applications closes on Friday next week, she says.

This year, the Commission will distribute up to $100,000 across

Health Care Assistant Full Time & Casual

We are looking for an experienced Health Care Assistant to join our team. The applicant must have the following skills and/or attributes: • Be able to read a Care Plan and provide a high level of care in accordance with that Care Plan • Ability to communicate and document any concerns with Senior Staff regarding any concerns regarding our Residents • Professional and Ethical; promoting a safe, harmonious, hygienic environment • Commitment to maintaining professional development and excellence in Care provision • Prepared to work all shifts including Nightshifts • Level 3 Qualification in Aged Care or equivalent would be preferred.

Please call Lucy Moore, Clinical Nurse Manager on 577 5208 or email lucy@slv.net.nz with your CV and covering letter.

Applications close Monday 25th September 2017.

provision of signage; installing gates, stiles or fencing; and administration costs.”

This year, the Commission will distribute up to $100,000 across the two funding rounds, with no limit to the number of applicants who can be funded. Any single project is limited to a maximum of $25,000, and funding is available for all methods of public access, including walking, cycling and horse-riding.

“As your local Regional Field Advisor, I can help you with the application process, or discuss options to see what kinds of things you might be best placed to apply for funding for.”

Penny Wardle.

the two funding rounds, with no limit to the number of applicants who can be funded. Any single project is limited to a maximum of $25,000.

“The current funding priority is for the cost of securing access – for example, legal, resource consent or surveying costs.

Other priorities include the

Fishing to be surveyed The Ministry for Primary Industries is surveying recreational fishers across the country, including Marlborough, to help build a picture of recreational catch.

The survey, undertaken by independent research organisation the National Research Bureau, will help the ministry better understand and manage fish stocks of importance to

To advertise your business, call Lacy (03) 5777 868 classifieds@blenheimsun.co.nz

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recreational fishers, ministry fisheries science manager Shelton Harley says.

Survey participants are already being contacted, and he encourages people to take part if they are asked.

“We want shared, sustainable fisheries now and in the future.

By taking part in the survey, you’ll be doing your part to contribute to that.

“NRB is recruiting participants using face-face interviews on their doorsteps throughout the country. More than 30,000 people will be interviewed and around 8,000 people will be recruited.

“Participating in the survey is easy, fishers will be asked by text if they went fishing.

If they have they will get a quick phone call asking for

more detail.

“All information collected will be anonymous and only used for fisheries management. We won’t share people’s secret fishing spots, we just need to know the area they fished in and if they caught anything.

The survey runs for a year from 1 October 2017 and results of the surveying programme are due mid-2019.

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Regatta brings women to harbour

By Cathie Bell The inaugural Mud House Women’s Helm Regatta will take place in the heart of the Marlborough Sounds at the Waikawa Boating Club, during the final weekend of September.

Mud House brand manager Chrissy Powlesland can’t wait for the regatta weekend.

The regatta is aimed at women around New Zealand, offering social and serious sailing, as well as food, wine, and socialising, and with guest speaker Dave Greenburg talking about his new book ‘Emergency Response – Life, Death and Helicopters.’

Dave has worked for many years with the Wellington Westpac Rescue Helicopter and his book is based on his life and experiences in the air.

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delighted to be involved in encouraging women to give sailing a go.

“As the only event of its kind in New Zealand, it’s an accessible entry into sailing, and a great excuse for a girls’ weekend in beautiful Marlborough.”

Mud House was founded upon the platform of sailing and adventure, with the founders of Mud House sailing into the Marlborough Sounds more than 20 years ago to plant vines up the Wairau Valley.

The two-day regatta at Waikawa will cater to all levels of sailing abilities, an event where women will share their verve and energy, matching that of the wine they will be enjoying.

To register for the event, please contact the Waikawa Boating Club on (03) 573 Mud House brand manager Chrissy Powlesland is looking forward to sharing the 6798 or office@waikawa- Mud House Sub Region Series Range wines with competitors and supporters of the inaugural Mud House Women’s Helm Regatta at the end of the month. boatingclub.co.nz

Ali Hills Sponsors - The Yard Bar & Cartel Reason for participating: “The Fight For Life is a once in a lifetime opportunity and for such a great cause. I had to give it a go! I know that the Life Education Trust are a valued service and my own children have always enjoyed Harold and his interactive education.

“The training for this event has been full on and certainly a challenge. Certainly it has helped me to appreciate that if you put your mind to something you can do anything.

“I hope this event is an inspiration to others to get out of their comfort zone and pursue their goals and dreams. I cannot praise the trainers highly enough for their patience, commitment and encouragement. Both teams are awesome and everyone has worked so hard and trained with passion and pride.

“A big thankyou to my sponsors, the Yard Bar and Cartel.”

Pigeon race results Blenheim racing pigeon club was finally able to conduct their second race of the old bird season on Sunday 17th from Christchurch a distance of 235 km.

The misty rain made for a slower race than expected but even so there was only seconds between the first arrivals with Alister Cooper of Renwick on 64.6 km/hr and Two Fishers loft of Dillon’s Point with 64.5 km/hr.

Third place to Chris Bensley with his bird doing 61 km/hr followed by Ian McColm doing 53km/hr and George Massie in Picton with 40km/hr.

Harrier Club prizegiving The Marlborough Harrier Club annual prize giving is being held at the Harrier Shed, Churchward Park, Taylor Pass Road, on Sunday from 12 noon.

Come along to celebrate triumphs for the 2016 season and enjoy a barbecue and beverages.

Makos seize win The Tasman Makos provincial rugby team beat the previously-unbeaten Wellington team in an exciting 37-35 Mitre 10 Cup win at Lansdowne Park in Blenheim last Sunday.

This Sunday, they take on the Southland Stags at Trafalgar Park in Nelson.

Jog, walk tomorrow Joggers and walkers of all abilities are welcome to join the Marlborough Harrier Club pack/training run or walk tomorrow.

Walkers and runners leave from the clubrooms at Oliver Park on the corner of Weld and Cleghorn Streets at 6pm.

Reflector gear is compulsory.

Tasman soccer selection Three Marlborough players have been selected as part of Tasman United’s National Youth League squad.

The 22-person squad, selected by coaches Rob Anderson and Gary Calderbank, includes striker Alex Connor-McClean, defender Liam Sluiter and forward Keagan Mortimer.

The Sun will be profiling each Fight For Life competitor in the lead up to the big event on September 30.

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Marlborough Convention Centre 6:00 pm onwards

with your MC Bryan Palmer

BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW!! info@mcoc.org.nz

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