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Sienna’s song By Aimee O’Hagan Blenheim eleven year-old, Sienna Wheeler, wants to ensure her voice is heard. Two Saturdays ago, Sienna took to Market Street to go busking. Her plan is to do so as often as she can. Sienna’s aim? Not to make a little bit of extra pocket money, but to feed Marlburians who are hungry. Holding a sign that read, “If you need food, take some. If you can give money, please give for people at need”, with a basket of food and a plastic bucket for donations at her feet, Sienna raised approximately $35.00. All the money she made – and will continue to make – is set to go towards buying food for locals in need. Continued on page 2. Sienna Wheeler (11) is raising money to help feed locals who are struggling to put food on the table.
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Sienna sings to support struggling locals Continued from page 1. “I put the food out when I’m busking so people can take it if they need it,” Sienna says. The Bohally Intermediate School student came up with the idea when her classmates recently began talking about taking part in the World Vision 40 Hour Famine 2019, which is set to raise funds for children in Uganda. She believes there are people closer to home who need support, too.
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“If we want to help people overseas, we should help people in our own community first,” Sienna says. “I just think that everybody should get food.” To kickstart the project, Sienna used $20.00 of her own money – which she had initially saved up to buy a watch – to purchase snacks, effectively filling up the basket for her first busking session. “I don’t need a watch as much as people need food!” She hopes to rally support
from local supermarkets, and perhaps start to offer clothing and products such as shampoo and conditioner. “If supermarkets help by donating food, I can give the money I raise to a charity,” Sienna says. To support Sienna or to find out more information, she can be contacted on 0210408649, or via email at siennaea@gmail.com. Alternatively, Sienna’s m o t h e r, L i s a W h e el er, ca n be ema iled at lywheeler@gmail.com.
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By Aimee O’Hagan Approximately 30 Marlburians have turned knitting into their mission. They’re all taking part in ‘Operation Cover Up’: an initiative that focuses on knitting woollen garments for people who live in Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, and other less-privileged European countries, in order to stay warm in the blisteringly cold, winter conditions. Those who participate knit anything from blankets to beanies, to scarves and to socks. Marlborough coordinator, Ruth Buckley, says that Operation Cover Up has been going for an “amazing” 20 years. “We’re still doing it, we’re still with it, and it’s an ongoing thing,” she says. Every year, people from all over New Zealand get involved in the project.
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Jan’s message; “Mammograms save lives”
By Celeste Alexander To meet Jan Judson, first impressions are that of a bubbly, happy woman who loves her family, her job and enjoys the little things in life. But behind all of that is a woman who puts on a brave face when speaking about her breast cancer journey. Jan is a breast cancer survivor and at a recent Pink Ribbon Breakfast hosted by her employer, Constellation Brands New Zealand, based at Drylands near Blenheim, she shared her experience with her colleagues in the hope it would inspire others to have regular mammograms. As guest speaker, Jan gave an emotional talk about her diagnosis and treatment which all took place within the past eight months. Jan, originally from Auckland, moved to Marlborough in April of last year and applied for the position of health and safety co-ordinator for Constellation Brands NZ. She had no history of breast cancer and no real cancer connection within her family, and she admits she wasn’t in a hurry to change her contact details with Breast Screening NZ. “I hadn’t even registered with a GP in those first few months. I had just moved, started a new job and hadn’t found a new doctor to give me the prod to register with the South Island section of Breast Screening NZ, so I hadn’t organised my mammogram,” she says. It was when Jan attended last year’s Pink Ribbon Breakfast hosted by the company that she heard former manager of the Marlborough Cancer Society, Margot Wilson, speak about breast cancer that prompted her into action. “I spoke with Margot afterwards and she gave me the number to call so I could change my details and book in for my mammogram,” Jan says. Three weeks after her mammogram,
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Well known Renwick resident farewelled Well known Renwick woman, Val Alcorn, was farewelled last Friday after passing away peacefully on May 11. Val had featured in the Sun Newspaper on numerous occasions for her famous Christmas lights display at her Kowhai Drive address, and for her ‘Fun Seekers’ leisure marching team.
Burial costs set to rise Burial plot costs are set to increase throughout the region after the Marlborough District Council voted to adopt the Cemetery Fees Review proposed 50-50 funding split between ratepayer funding and user pays. The previous model saw a 70-30 funding split.
Jan received a call to say she needed further scans in Nelson. There she had another mammogram, followed by an ultrasound before being given her diagnosis – she had a small lump on her right breast. “The weird thing was that even after I knew there was a lump and where it was located, I still couldn’t feel it. There was no pain or discomfort either so it could have been so easy to put it
off or think nothing was wrong,” Jan says. Fortunately for Jan her breast cancer was caught in the very early stages and the lump was surgically removed, followed by 18 rounds of radiation therapy. “In July I will have a followup appointment and then a mammogram every year until the specialists are happy it hasn’t returned. I realise that I am so lucky which is why I urge all
women to make sure you have your mammograms. “Don’t put them off, don’t think you are an exception because there’s no history of it in your family… get in and get it done,” she says. The Pink Ribbon Breakfast hosted this month at Drylands raised $2715. The company hosts this event every year at its Marlborough, Hawke’s Bay and Auckland locations.
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Dog show a delightful day out By Aimee O’Hagan Marlborough Kennel Association held it’s annual Marlborough Dog Show Championships on Saturday and Sunday, and past president of the association, Lavina Diamanti, says that the event was very much a success. “There were a lot of public visiting, and a large number of the exhibitors had travelled down from the North Island for the show,” she says. Over 360 canines from around the country flocked to Omaka to show five judges – Johnathan Marshall, Shelley Marshall, John Palmer, Sue Tringham, and Annette Kay O’Carroll – what they’ve got. “The judges all enjoyed their stay here in Marlborough and each of the Best in Show judges chose a different dog for their top award,” Lavina says. “This is a reflection on the high quality of dogs competing at the show.” According to Lavina, there were some “unusual” breeds of dogs amongst the 86 types competing,
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including chinese crested and havanese toys, lagotto and nova scotia duck gundogs, and Hungrian puli and bouvier des flandres working dogs. Marlborough Kennel Association has successfully held the event each year since 1931, and hopes to continue their streak. Results: Show 1 Best in Show – Bouvier des Flandres, NZ Champion Flandresfarm Baby U Can Drive M’Car, Bred and owned by Teresa Lawrence from Timaru. Show 2 Best in Show – Long Haired Dachshund, NZ & Aust Champion Brairmist Lone Ranger, Imported from Australia and owned by Beth Warman from Christchurch. Show 3 Best in Show – English Springer Spaniel, NZ Supreme Champion Peasblossom Poet, imported from United Kingdon and owned by Nigel, Robynne and Amy-Lee Trainor from Timaru.
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New Zealanders with an interest in the outdoors are being invited to have their say on legislation that helps them access nature throughout the country. The Ministry for Primary Industries is reviewing the Walking Access Act 2008 and today began calling for public feedback. Charlotte Denny, Director Environment and Communities Policy, says the Act provides New Zealanders and interna-
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Historic Renwick church celebrations on Sunday By Bill McElhinney A special celebration will be held on Sunday in Marlborough’s oldest church. In the 1800s Renwicktown was a Presbyterian settlement and the first church of any denomination in the pioneer Wairau settlement was built in Renwick. It was thought at that time that ‘Renwicktown’ would be the centre of the Marlborough province. The little wooden Presbyterian
church, formerly called the Omaka Church, was mainly constructed from matai and rimu, pit-sawn at Grovetown’s ‘Big Bush.’ It was opened in 1859, with the service led by the Rev Thomas Dickson Nicholson, who had previously preached in the Awatere Valley after travelling by horseback from Nelson. The Rev. Nicholson and another pioneer settler, Dr Thomas Renwick, both advocated for
Marlborough’s separation from Nelson. In 1853, while a member of the Nelson Provincial Council, Dr Renwick, along with other Wairau settlers, pushed hard for the establishment of a separate province of Marlborough, which they achieved in 1859. In the meantime the Rev. Nicholson offered the use of the little Presbyterian church as a school room for Marlborough’s second
public school, Renwick School, which opened in 1861. The little church was used by the small Presbyterian congregation up until the 1990s, when they shifted into the adjacent building which is now the church hall. But the historic church has been carefully maintained and was used for Sunday School and occasionally as a prayer room. “It takes a lot of time, effort and money to maintain the church,”
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Vaughn loves horses and courses Blenheim’s Vaughn Cameron is a man of many talents when it comes to horses. He talks with Sun reporter Jacob Page about horse shoes, second chances, the perfect length of grass and why you’re never too old for some fatherly advice. Vaughn Cameron’s life-long love affair of horses has forced him to be adaptable to continue earning a living with the animals he loves. The 51-year-old farrier is also the track manager at Waterlea Raceway - a role he’s had since 2001. The home of Blenheim horse racing holds two harness meetings and one thoroughbred meet each year, which means he spends just as much time re-shoeing horses to keep the money rolling in. Professionally horse obsessed, he is also club captain of the Blenheim Polo Club and a former show jumper in his youth. Horses have been as much a way of life as they have been an income generator. “We did pony club and general riding when we were kids,” Vaughan says.
“So I got Cookie Time, who has turned into a lovely polo horse.” “Kids of Dad’s (Colin) time were riding horses to school and he was the local huntsman here and a keen polo player back in the day. “Back then, polo was largely a bunch of interested farmers with a couple of horses in the paddock who wanted to have a lash,” he says. “It’s far more professional now. “In an area like Blenheim it’s hard to find players these days and with the viticulture influence it can be hard to find a paddock to play on that hasn’t been turned into grapes.” As farrier work began to become more competitive in the early 2000s, Vaughn took on the role of Track Manager at Waterlea. “There were more farriers in town than there was work, so I took on the Track Managers job as a more secure income and I still shoe horses here when
I finish work at 3pm.” Vaughn’s skills were either self-taught or passed down from his family. “I always used to shoe my own horses growing up and my brother, Geoff, had the blacksmith shop at the racecourse, so I did my time there and eventually bought him out in 1997.” For those wondering, re-shoeing a horse can take up to an hour. Colin was the groundsman at Lansdowne Park for many years and is still a keen volunteer, with his son at Waterlea. “My father and I, for the past 25 years, have looked after the polo grounds and that was probably my biggest qualification for this job when I started. “When he was over there and I was here at Waterlea, we’d help each other out and he’s still a tremendous help now with the track. “The grass track component I’d describe as one massive lawn,” Vaughn says. “You’re keeping the clover out of it, you’re watering it, you’re fertilising it and you’re mowing it.” “It’s four hectares so it’s essentially a very large lawn.” Vaughn said preparations for the April gallops meeting can be tough if the region is hit by drought. “We’re often rescued by April rain, but in reality, the hard work has already been done by then,” he says. “I work on 80mm to 100mm of grass and a track with a significant amount of give for the Monday leading into the meeting. “The all-weather track is a daily thing, the grooming or maintenance, because of all the horses we have that train here. “We’re watering to prevent dust and the track conditioner is a god-send, but everything is weather-dependent. “There was a time when I had three former Track Managers popping in for a cup of tea because they’d retire but never really leave,” he says. “They were still passionate.” Vaughn has also helped with for former race horses who transition into polo horses. “I’ve one last year from the Kevin
Club captain of the Blenheim Polo Club Vaughn Cameron with horse Cookie Time.
Myers team called Cookie Time who had all but retired,” he says. “Kevin told his team that he’d give the horse a couple more runs at Blenheim and then give him to Vaughn - but no one told me. “Kevin walked by me and said ‘that’s your new horse on the end’ as he was born without a cover - basically saying he wanted the cover back. “So I got Cookie Time, who has turned into a lovely polo horse.” He says the transition to turning
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Camp fun at Mistletoe Bay Story and photos by Celeste Alexander Mistletoe Bay has been bustling with activity these past few weeks as Renwick School has been rolling through their Years 5-8 school camps. The school has been visiting the Mistletoe Bay camp site since 2009 where students enjoy a raft of outdoors and water based activities over
the course of a week. Nine classes go through on a weekly rotation from the end of term one through to term two. Reporter Celeste Alexander went along for a day trip last Thursday with one of the school’s junior classes who enjoyed visiting their buddy class. The morning was spent finding
interesting objects, followed by crab hunting and stomping around in the water. Speaking with the students on camp, there were many things they had enjoyed during their time there. Everything from kayaking, sailing and orienteering, through to beach and bush study and the very popular paddle boarding were a huge hit.
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Since it opened in 2017, The Next Door Café (TNDC) in Redwoodtown has firmly established itself as a true Indian gem. Brothers and business partners, Jugal Kishore and Sonu Karwal work tirelessly juggling a number of ventures, but one they are really proud of is TNDC. “It’s the combination of location, our wonderful food and staff that makes us really proud,” Jugal says.
The establishment first began with its inventive take on traditional Indian cuisine and a number of Western dishes. With feedback on their menu they have decided to introduce an Indian-only menu for winter evening dining. “We have a few exciting new plans on the cards so watch this space,” Jugal says. Until then, customers can rest assured that their favour-
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Blenheim resident Tom Miller captured these beautiful images of a dramatic sunset on Saturday evening. The photos were taken from St Leonards Road looking towards Mt Riley. The full moon image was taken looking towards the Wither Hills.
Year 13 biology students from Queen Charlotte College are finding out about the science that lies behind our successful aquaculture industry. Students swapped the classroom for lab coats and gumboots at Cawthron Institute’s Aquaculture Park in Nelson recently to participate in two days of laboratory-based workshops guided by specialist educators from Cawthron and the University of Otago. The annual science workshops are delivered by Cawthron Institute in collaboration with NMIT, SpatNZ and University of Otago, and are designed to give students access to state-of-the-art laboratory facilities to carry out experiments with mussels. Alice McCullough, who took part in the very first workshops eight years ago, says they were a major influence on what she is doing now. “The workshops were the first time I really got to think for myself in a real-world laboratory environment,” Alice says. “I had to use my knowledge and apply it to a real problem. The experience was cool and I liked the idea of doing my own research.” Since leaving school, Alice has completed a Bachelor of Science and a Graduate Diploma in Marine Science and will shortly start her Masters degree, where she will study sponges. Alice was also one of Cawthron’s summer scholars and spent ten weeks looking at the use of algae as feed in the aquaculture industry.
Queen Charlotte College student Jack Schumaker in the foreground using a fluorometer to measure the amount of algae he is feeding to mussels. Beside him is QCC Aquaculture and Science teacher Michael Stewart.
NZ Marine Studies Centre University of Otago Educator, Richard de Hamel, says students lead their own experiments and for many it’s the first time that they are faced with the chal-
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One of Pollard Park’s new acorns being assembled. An in-ground trampoline, musical equipment and extra seating are also being installed.
the Boulevard Park on Taylor subdivision, is also underway and is expected to be open by late June. The playground equipment from Pollard Park is being ‘upcycled’ for this site, with other play pieces to be added, reflecting a farm-style theme. Construction of the new Renwick Domain playground is progressing too, and is expected to be opened by
mid-June. Deputy Mayor Terry Sloan, chair of the assets and services committee, says he is really pleased to see the progress. “Marlborough has an enviable range of parks, reserves and places to go for recreation. These new facilities will bring great enjoyment to our children and grandchildren, and provide a place for parents to relax.”
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high end homes and large scale renovation projects, through to smaller budget builds. “We can be working on builds between $300,000 through to $2.5million. A large portion of our work comes from private clients who come to us with a section they’ve purchased and some ideas of what they want,” he says. Whatever your next project is, call in and see the team at Anderson Archictectural Design at their Arthur Street office, opposite Westpac Bank.
JN Insurance Solutions If you are looking for assistance with financial matters and you want someone who will be there for the long-haul, Jamie Norton is your man. After more than seven years in the banking sector, Jamie has he gone out on his own as a particular needs,” says. financial advisor at RMA Financial. After 12 years in the industry Chris has a The 31-year-old was born and raisedhisin loyal following of clients who appreciate Marlborough and excited to start building ‘open approach’ to is insurance. relationships with people last years. “The high level of service,that mywill knowledge of “It’s important that people realise product and relaxed approach has helped that me me isclientele not about or todealing developwith that loyal overjust the one years. two meetings or approach pointing them in the right “I have an open to insurance, it’s direction, it’s about a long-term commitment my job to advise clients of the risk they have to financial matters and navigating the upsin their business. and-downs of life.” “I simply discuss what the risks are and Jamie specialises intolife and health what the price is going be should they insurwish but that can risk alsovia assist on KiwiSaver and toance transfer insurance – insurance ACCthe matters. isn’t only answer when it comes to risk management and I always want my clients Environmental to Wairau believe in what they are buying without Alan Anderson is happy hisapassion pressuring them into a sale.toI let gain lot of be your peace of respect,” mind. he says. credibility in that Alan began Wairau Environmental to help people and businesses with environmental planning and resource consent issues. “I’ve been doing environmental planning for the past 17 years and I’ve been in Marlgroup. Member companies borough the past 13 years.like RMA General Ltd are all long-standing “Land, air and water planningbusinesses, are what I’m highly respected in their passionate about and peopleown needregions, advice on providing exceptional local service that is those areas. complimented by thetonational of Alan is accredited the New network Zealand InstiNZbrokers. tute of Planning for people’s peace of mind. RMA follows a compliant, audited “In terms of environmental issues, if people process and promises to deliver services are having problems with getting resource of the highest quality. consent whether it’s in land, or water but RMA will consider yourair individual I do quite a bit with the wineries in terms needs on a personal and/or business level, of rural development and as they expand research all the options, offer advice there and is always rules and regulations to comply with tailor a package just for you. Protecting so I can help out there. your interests is a long-term view and it is Whether it is plan submissions a view we share with change each and every one to council, stakeholder engagement or prepaof our clients. ration of resource consent applications, Alan can be of assistance.
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Success for local floral artists By Bill McElhinney Two Marlborough floral artists have taken top honours in the New Zealand floral art Designer of the Year competition, held recently in Palmerston North. Well-known Blenheim floral artist Barb Higgins won the Floral Art Designer of the Year award and Helen Jackson won second place in her section with her petite entry, ‘Romance,’ “The theme of the exhibition was Te Manawa, The Heart,” Helen says. Over 130 floral art designs were created by floral artists from around
the country, with the highlight the designs created for the prestigious NZ National Designer of the Year. To be eligible to enter this competition, each designer had to win the competition in their area. The top designers in New Zealand competed for this award, which Barb won. There were six other competitive sections made up of a variety of designs and styles, from small petite designs with the title of ‘Romance’, to large designs staged from the floor with unlimited height.
Helen Jackson was delighted with her second place award for her petite design entitled 'Romance.'
Marlborough floral artist Barb Higgins with the display that won her the New Zealand floral art Designer of the Year title.
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EVENT: Hospice High Tea fundraiser The Marlborough Hospice High Tea at the Clubs of Marlborough Taylor Restaurant on Sunday was an outstanding success. The event was sold out two weeks in advance. Hospice ambassador and celebrity chef Jo Seagar was the guest speaker, and Her Majesty, aka Jenny Reeve, also made an appearance to hand out the spot prizes.
Hospice ambassador and celebrity chef Jo Seagar and Marlborough Hospice trustee Allison Lomax at the High Tea.
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Sonja Greenhill, Yvonne Kleiven and Marie LeBrun at the Hospice High Tea.
Tea for two. Jo Henderson and Katherine Riddell at the fundraiser.
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Sandra and Katelyn Neumann at the Hospice High Tea on Sunday.
Hospice Marlborough manager Nicki Kitson and Pam Young, House of Travel, at the Sunday fundraiser.
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Shona Crafar and Paula Jowers at Sunday’s Hospice High Tea.
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Are you a skilled Viticulture Technician, or Field Supervisor? Viticulture Technician: We are looking for a Viticulture Technician to support our Awatere Site, with leading, planning and implementing day to day activities across 400ha of our Awatere vineyards. This position would provide additional visibility, leadership, coordination, planning and technical expertise for the Wairau based operations team while also actively participating in operational tasks.
Join the team responsible for the maintenance of water reticulation and service lines
What does a Viticulture Technician do? • Support Managers with leading, planning and implementing day to day activities including vine management and staff activities. • Work across the Awatere vineyard sites, providing support with planning and allocation of resources. • Provide technical support to drive the continued improvement of the Awatere viticulture operations. • Assist in planning and recruitment of suitably skilled staff to ensure work is completed in a safe, timely and efficient manner having regard to the Vineyard Operational Plan, budget and following company processes. • To actively contribute and make recommendations regarding possible improvements in vineyard operational efficiency and/or quality and productivity • Assist in ensuring that vintage operations are carried out with maximum efficiency in a safe manner without compromising quality.
Marlborough District Council is investing in Marlborough’s future by striving to provide the people of Marlborough with a great quality of life and a healthy natural environment. The region is a very attractive place to live and work, as well as the Marlborough Sounds and many wineries, activities such as tramping, mountain biking, and skiing are all within a short drive of Blenheim. The Operations Staff, in Marlborough District Council’s Works & Operations team, provide essential services to enable the effective maintenance of the districts’ water supply networks. Council has the following roles available in the Works and Operations team: • Reticulation Technician/ Excavator Operator • Water Reticulation Serviceperson These roles require people with a ‘can do’ attitude. If this sounds like you, please apply. The annual salary range for these roles is between $45,000.00 and $55,000.00 and will vary depending on what skills and experience you have to offer. Applications close at 5.00 pm on 3 June 2019. Applications should be made online via the careers page www.marlborough.govt.nz/your-council/careers/currentvacancies where you will find full information on the vacancy and how to apply. For further information you are welcome to contact stephen.rooney@marlborough.govt.nz.
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Skills and experience required to undertake this role include: • Degree/Diploma in Viticulture/Horticulture completed/in progress is preferable, or proven industry experience • Technical expertise and competence with vineyard related tools, equipment and machinery • Proven leadership skills and/or abilities. • Current driver’s license. • Ability to work with an iPad for internal systems with training provided. • Ability to work as part of a team. • Strong communication skills, motivated, organised with great time management skills. • Basic first aid certificate.
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Field Supervisor: We are looking for a Labour Field Supervisor to help lead our Marlborough Variable Labour Team. You would be part of a dedicated labour supervision team who work with various local contacting companies to complete vineyard labour operations across 2000ha of our vineyards. What does a Senior Field Supervisor / Field supervisor do? • • • • • • • •
Daily planning of operations to ensure activities are compliant, safe and efficient. Setting daily/weekly work plans liaising with planning team and variable labour manager Subject matter expert with our vineyard management software, AgCode Running daily team meeting. Managing continuous improvement audits and outcomes Fleet Vehicle checks, warrant of fitness, service and or repairs Coordination and support with the Machine Operations and Site teams when on site. Oversees and coordinates activities performed by contract labour including thinning, pruning and bud rubbing and oversees the job quality on the vineyard.
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Proven leadership skills and/or abilities Current driver’s license. Ability to work with an iPad for internal systems with training provided Ability to work as part of a team Strong communication skills, motivated, organised with great time management skills. Basic first aid certificate
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Career with opportunity for development, working locally for a global company A product allowance An emphasis on employee involvement and an industry leading workplace Health & Safety program. All equipment required to complete your job to a high standard. Dedicated team leadership and workshop support.
About us: We are one of New Zealand’s premier wine and spirits companies. We represent a rich portfolio of brands that makes us intensely proud and reflects our #1 position in New Zealand - a position achieved through hard work and a great culture. We are a company of people with commitment and integrity, a dash of entrepreneurship and a splash of conviviality. The latest engagement survey showed that 97% of employees are engaged and proud to be associated with the company. It’s a winning mix that’s seen the Pernod Ricard Group ascend to co-leader in wine and spirits globally and makes it a great place to work for like-minded people. If this sounds like the new challenge that you have been waiting for we’d love to hear from you! Applications close 23rd May 2019. Please note that we will be reviewing applications as they come in. To view all current opportunities, please follow this link: and filter for New Zealand or Marlborough https://pernodricard.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/pernod-ricard Or https://www.pernod-ricard.com/en-nz/careers/
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As a unitary authority Council is responsible for regional, district and coastal functions. The Resource Consent Section administers the responsibility of processing a broad range of consent types under the two operative Plans and the proposed Marlborough Environment Plan. We have an exciting opportunity for a Resource Management Officer in our Resource Consents Team, which is responsible for managing the natural resources of the beautiful Marlborough Region. Resource Management Officers are also required to provide information to potential applicants, interest groups and the general public on all resource management matters; manage objections and appeals to the Environment Court; and maintain and manage a consents data base that is responsive to the needs and requirements of central government, applicants, submitters and the general public. Our ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate: • A good understanding of the Resource Management Act and its application. • Experience in a regional or unitary Council processing regional consents. • The ability to work individually as well as being a team player. • A good work ethic with a strong alignment to providing great customer service. • Excellent written and verbal communication skills. • Physically fit and active. • New Zealand Planning Institute membership (preferred but not essential). In return we offer a high quality working environment and cutting edge technology and the opportunity to work with a professional team interested in developing your career. We also offer an annual salary range between $63,000 and $73,000, and will vary depending on what skills and experience you have to offer. Applications close at 5.00 pm on 27 May 2019. Applications should be made online via the careers page www.marlborough.govt.nz/your-council/careers/current-vacancies where you will find full information on the vacancy and how to apply. For further information you are welcome to contact anna.eatherley@marlborough.govt.nz.
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Mental Health Advocate Vacancy Permanent Contract 15-20 hours per week MHAS provides support and advocacy for people with mental health issues. We promote the principles of recovery and work from a holistic wellbeing model. Must have a level 4 Certificate or higher qualification in counselling , social work or health related • Passion and commitment for working with people with mental health issues to reduce stigma and discrimination within the community • Knowledge of local community organisations • Mediation and de-escalation skills • Problem solving • Communication Skills - negotiation, motivating and leadership Please send a curriculum vitae and covering letter before 4pm Monday 27 May 2019 to Attn: Carla Brownie CARE Marlborough manager@carem.nz
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Viticulture Team Leader The opportunity exists for a Team Leader to join the Vinecraft team. You will be part of an established viticulture operation which is focussed on ensuring our clients continue to receive a top-quality service, on time, every time. We are looking for a proactive, skilled and willing individual who understands that efficiency and quality are the products of a well-run and organised team. This is a full-time role. Key requirements: • A knowledge of Vineyard activities • People management and motivation • Focussed on delivering a quality result for our clients If you believe you are well suited to this position, then please make contact to discuss or send your personal details through to sam@vinecraft.co.nz Applications close on Monday 3rd June 2019.
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HR Administrator/Payroll Officer MDC is a dynamic local government providing leadership in responding to existing and projected opportunities and challenges facing the Marlborough community and rohe. As an organisation we are large enough to attract high quality staff while still affording individuals the ability to exercise significant influence with what they do. MDC’s HR is a small team with big ambition to be a leader in people and capability in NZ local government. We are looking for a talented and dedicated Administrator/Payroll Officer to join us. Our payroll has over 300 staff, contractors and Councillors paid weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Furthermore this role provides administrative backing across all HR functions; first-line HR advice and guidance to staff; and fit for purpose HR reporting. This role needs a team player with: • personal integrity, discretion, sound judgement and attention to detail • proven experience in payroll and administration • knowledge and experience with NZ employment legislation and practices • a heart for people, meeting customer needs and a drive to make things easy for others • the ability to knuckle down and get things done. In return MDC offers a great place to work; a base salary ranging from $52,000 $57,000; 5 weeks’ annual leave; 10 days’ sick leave; life, health and income protection insurance; and the opportunity to grow and develop. Applications close at 5.00 pm on 29 May 2019. Applications should be made online via the careers page www.marlborough.govt. nz/your-council/careers/current-vacancies where you will find full information on the vacancy and how to apply. For further information you are welcome to contact phillip.debruyn@marlborough.govt.nz
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FITZ'S Gym Now open 7 days at Simcox Stadium 50 Battys Road Casual and monthly rates available any enquires phone 5784851
Super Sunday 4-6pm
Tuesday Members’ Draw - 1st draw $2200.00
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SHATTOCK, Pamela: On Monday May 20, 2019, peacefully at Bethsaida Retirement Village. Aged 97 years. Dearly loved wife of the late Eric, much-loved mother and mother-in-law of Richard and Deborah, Joanne and Bruce Dobbs, and Jim. Special grandmother to Michael and Sam. Messages may be sent to 18 Eltham Road, Blenheim 7201. Special thanks to the staff at Bethsaida Retirement Village. In lieu of flowers, a donation to Marlborough SPCA would be appreciated and may be made at the service or sent to P O Box 115, Renwick 7243. A farewell service for Pamela will be held at the Church of the Nativity, Alfred Street, at 1.30pm on Friday May 24, followed by interment at Omaka Cemetery.
Phone Susan on (03) 5777-868 before 3PM on Thursdays
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BEST, Yvonne Mary: Passed away at Hospice Marlborough on Monday May 20, 2019. Aged 75 years. Wife and lifetime companion to John, loved mother of Chantal and Darryl, and motherin-law of Wayne. Adored Nana of Sam, Tim, Emma and Michael. In lieu of flowers, a contribution to Hospice Marlborough would be appreciated and may be sent to P O Box 411, Blenheim 7240. Messages may be sent to the Best Family, c/- Villa 44, Springlands Lifestyle Village, 5 Battys Road, Blenheim 7201. A private cremation and memorial will be held for Yvonne’s immediate family only. Respectfully cared for by GEOFFREY T SOWMAN FDANZ Tel 03 578 4719
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WEBB, Kenwyn Allan: 21-022019 aged 76 at Linkwater. Son of late Allan and Jean Webb. Brother and brother-in- law of Sid and Kelly, Ray and Raewyn, Nola and Lloyd Neal. Gwenda (deceased) and Chris Lammas. A private cremation has been held.
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Urgent Care Centre: Wairau Hospital Grounds. Entry off Hospital Rd, Blenheim, 8am8pm daily. Phone (03) 520 6377. Ambulance: Urgent 111. Non urgent 579 4870. A f t e r H o u rs C h e m i s t s : Springlands Pharmacy: Monday - Friday 8.30am - 6pm, Saturday 9am - 5pm, Sunday & Public Holidays 10am - 5pm. Closed Christmas Day. Ph 578 2271. Community Care Pharmacy: Within the Blenheim Warehouse, open 7 days 9am-8pm. Only closed Christmas Day. Lifeline Marlborough: 0800 543354, 24hr helpline. M a r l b o r o u g h Wo m e n ' s Refuge, Rape and Sexual Abuse Resource Centre: Crisis line, phone Wairau Hospital 520 9999, for Women's Refuge contact numbers. Citizens Advice Bureau: Free, friendly, confidential advice. Mon - Fri 9.30am - 4pm. Phone 578 4272. Victim Support: 0800 VICTIM (0800 842 846) Wairau Hospital: Hospital Visiting Hours: Daily 11.30am7.30pm, children under 12 may visit parents only. Maternity Ward: 10am-noon, 4pm-7pm. Children's Ward: Daily 10am8pm. Visiting at all times is subject to the discretion of the nurse in charge of the ward. Picton: Ambulance: Urgent 111. Nonurgent 579 4870. Chemist: Picton Healthcare Pharmacy. Ph 573 6420 Mon -Fri 8.30-5.30pm, Sat 9-2pm. Medical Centre Pharmacy, Ph 928 4265, Mon-Fri 8am-5.30pm
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Brooklyn Croquet Club winners: Roz Bridges, intermediate champion; Jeff Sawyer, premier champion and champion of champions; Vicki Wells, primary champion.
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Harrier Club events The Marlborough Harrier Club meets at the Oliver Park clubrooms at 6pm on Thursday for a pack/ training run or walk. Reflector gear is compulsory. Joggers and walkers regardless of ability are welcome. Everyone is welcome to participate. On Saturday we meet at Seventeen Valley, approximately 10k out of town travelling south on SH1, at 1.45pm ready for 2pm start. Cross country champs. Look for the Harrier sign. Volunteers needed for set up please. Contact Allister on 577 8870 or Bill on 572 9792 for more information. Bring a plate to share with others at afternoon tea/coffee at the conclusion of the run/walk. Non-members welcome. Children’s event catered for.
Whitehead Park bowls Results from recent matches played at the Whitehead Park Bowls Club. May 15, mixed tirples: 1st John McCarthy, Dawn Nichol, Pim Melish; 2nd Marina Deighton, Mike Sextus, Harry Bunt; 3rd Pedro Evilampreff, Bev Newell, Beryl McKay. May 18, 3rd round winter fives: 1st Kingsley Schroeder, Bill Shadbolt, Pauline Simpson, Noel Doran, Debbie Lee; 2nd Wayne Rudolph, Sandra Bunt, Barry Fishburn, John Smith, Honey Reuben.
Brooklyn Croquet Club awards presented The Brooklyn Croquet Club presented awards to players at the annual meeting on Saturday. New committee members appointed were Charles Riley and Bill Yardley, who replace retiring members Marg Foxton and Dale
Simpson. Championship trophies were awarded to Vicky Wells in the Primary Grade, Roz Bridges in the Intermediate Grade, Bob Hunter in the Senior Grade and Jeff Sawyer in the Premiere
Grade. Other awards were the Novice Cup for women, presented to Vicki Wells, and the Novice Cup for men presented to Charles Riley. Silver badges were awarded to
Rarangi golf results Results from recent matches played at Rarangi Golf Club. May 15 ,men’s stableford: John Cootes 41; Murray Ingram 40; David Holdaway 39; Steven Fagan 37; Terence Grant 37; Barry Fyfe 36; Lindsay McAlpine 35; Terry Allen 35;Allan Ryder 34; Hamish Beard 34;Warren Robertson 34; Len Barlow 34. May 16, ladies 2nd round Charters Cup, stableford: best overall, Pat Olliver 38; 0-28 Helen Neame 37; Dale McCrindle 35; Maryann Best 34; 29+ Denise Hodson 36; Kathy Payne 35. M a y 18 , 5 t h r o u n d
qualifying club champs stroke. Men, blue tees, nett: Terry Lane 69; Jerome January 72; Murray Ingram 74; John Clark 76; Ben Godsiff 77. Men, white tees, nett: M ar tin Smith 67; Ro d Thompson 71, John Jones 72; Maurice Soper 73; Mike Garrett 73. Ladies, 2nd round McDonald Trophy bisque par: Best overall, Pat Olliver +6; 0-20 Rete Kydd +2 on c/b Janet Laing; 21-27 Maryann Best +5; 28+ Margaret York +5. M a y 19 , 6 t h r o u n d qualifying club champs,
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Marg Foxton and Peter Burt. All members were congratulated on their achievements by president, Margaret Campbell, and the trophies were presented by Dale Simpson, president of the Marlborough croquet Association.
Marlborough Golf results stableford men, blue tees: Ben Godsiff 36; Ian Hale 34; Brook Hale 34; Owen Gibbs 32. M en & ladies: A ston Dollimore 45; Maryann Best 40; David Best 35; Warwick Brice 33; Maurice Soper 33. The Golf Hub NTP was won by Nick Thomson on hole No: 16. Coming events: Wednesday, men’s midweek golf, 11am start. Thursday, hidden partners stableford, 10 am start. Saturday, June monthly mug white and yellow tees, 12pm start. Sunday, hidden holes stableford, 11am start.
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R e sul t s f r o m r e ce nt matches played at the Marlborough Golf Club. May 14, women’s 9 hole hidden holes stableford: Sue Lissaman 9; Suzanne Clifford 9; Bev Lindsay 8. May 15, women’s Jessie Murray eclectic net, div.1: Julie Nicolle 80; Jane Anderson-Bay 84. Div.2: Angela Beard 79; Marie Grant 81; Janet Leith 82. Div.3: Kath Elley 85; Pat O’Brien 87. May 16, men’s stableford, div.1: Ken Bennett 32; Jock Glennie 32; Julian Terry 31; Ken Steel 30; Robert Hille 29; David Lightfoot 29. Div.2:
Richard Anderson 35; Mike Ponder 35; John Davis 34; Lyndsay Burrow 32; Charles Leith 32; Alastair Boyle 31. M ay 18 , wo m e n’s stableford: Julia Knowles 31; Julie Nicolle 30; Julie Smith 27. Men’s stableford, div.1: Brent Flintoft 35; Richard Barnes 35; :Paul Silke 34; Terr y Loomis 34; Jock Glennie 34; Bede O’Malley 34; John O’Brien 34; Peter Diack 34. Div.2: Harry Wylie Carrick 35; Hugh Bay 33; Tony Armstrong 33; Greg King 32; Richard McLean 29; Robert Hille 29; Dave Knappstein 29; Hans Blohm 29.
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