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Burnout comp up in smoke Jonathan Sutton films, with a face-full of excitement, in the passenger seat of Caleb Burgess’ Nissan Laurel during the Nelson Car Show’s burnout competition on Sunday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

The winner of the Nelson Car Show’s burnout competition believes the Nelson City Council should be doing more to keep the event going, despite the weekend’s comp being its last. Steve Saul aka Mr Sicko, a now two-time winner of the

burnout competition in his 1979 Ford F100, organises six similar events in his hometown of Christchurch, and says it’s a shame that the Nelson event is now ending because council consent is not being renewed at the venue next to the Speight’s Ale House. “They still have boyracer prob-

lems in Christchurch but we get a lot of entrants and everyone backs me. The council down there are really good because it’s done at a speedway,” he says.

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Councillors coy on election intentions Andrew Board

Election year is under way but many of the city’s councillors are keeping quiet on their intentions come October. Nelson Weekly asked each of the region’s 12 councillors what their plans were in 2013.

Four said they were standing again, two said they weren’t and five replied saying they would wait and see. Mayor Aldo Miccio said he would wait until Easter to make an announcement on whether he will run or not, but it’s understood he will seek re-election.

Aldo’s top rival for the job in 2010 was current councillor and former deputy mayor Rachel Reese, she told the Weekly that it was “a bit early to start election campaigns” but would make her intentions clear later in the year. “The public don’t need seven months of politicians blowing their own

trumpets.” Ian Barker confirmed he will stand again this year and when quizzed if that was in his current role as a councillor or for mayor, said: “It’s open”.

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“There is a good variety and I try to make as many of them as possible. I’m going to Opera in the Park.”

“I hadn’t planned on going to any. To me Nelson doesn’t have a lot of free music events, especially for kids.”

“Music events are fantastic for Nelson, I wanted to go to some during the Adams festival but missed out due to work.”

“I’m too busy working. They attract a lot of people though and it gives the kids something to go to.”

Councillors coy on election intentions FROM PAGE 1

Eric Davy, Kate Fulton and Paul Matheson all signalled their intentions to reclaim their spots around the council table saying they still had a lot to offer. While the long-serving Gail Collingwood and current deputy mayor Ali Boswijk have said they would not be seeking re-election. Gail

told the Weekly it’s time for her to move on. “I will have served the Nelson community for six terms [18 years] and it is time for me to stand down and for others to work though the local body governance process.” Among those undecided were Pete Rainey, Derek Shaw and Jeff Rackley all saying they would

make a final decision within the next few months. Veteran councillor Mike Ward said he “probably will” stand again. Ruth Copeland was unable to be contacted. Rachel says she would encourage anyone with the right qualities to stand for council and she’d be happy to talk to them about the role. “Nelson needs people sit-

ting at that table who understand good governance. We need cando positive people with a head for responsible spending. We need people who recognise that they are in the role to promote Nelson, not themselves. We need people who understand that the job of politicians is not simply to rubberstamp staff advice. It is to exercise critical judgement.”

Car show’s burnout comp up in smoke FROM PAGE 1 But Mr Sicko believes the decision to end the burnout competition will just create more problems on the streets and that the council should be more supportive. Event organiser Steve Steel says the event was created to promote doing burnouts in a controlled environment and not on public roads. “This is what the kids do out on the road. It’s a fun event and how often do you get to see

it, let alone be involved in it?” he says. “The calibre of entrants is always pretty high but there were a number of new ones this year.” But he acknowledged that the council is not interested in supporting it. “We’re going to have to come up with a new event so if anyone has any ideas or offers then give me a ring on 021 707 212.” The rest of the podium spots went to Nelson’s Hayden Cole and Marc Cederman. Steve says the burnout competition was the

perfect warm up for this weekend’s Nelson Car Show, which is being held at the Parkers Rd end of the Tahuna Holiday Park this Saturday and Sunday from 10am. “We had a really good turnout today so it’ll be amazing to see how many turn up to the car show.” The Nelson Car Show is being held on a different weekend this year because it outgrew the previous site. Entry to the event is $5 per adult and under 12s are free.

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School ratings ‘not accurate’ Phillip Rollo

Appleby School and Hope School held the most successful school fairs in the region last year, There are six schools in the Nelson-Tasman re- raising $70,000 between them to compensate gion with the highest decile rating of ten. But for the lack of Government funding. While Hira all that means is less Government funding and School had previously linked up with the formore pressure on the community to support the mer Gentle Annie Fair, Kevin admits the school school. doesn’t have the affluent population to pull off a The six schools are Hira School, Nelson College similarly successful fair. “That doesn’t mean we for Girls prep, Hope School, Appleby School, haven’t looked into it. The Gentle Annie Fair was Lake Rotoiti School and Mahana School. part of the school and we are looking at bringing The decile rating system – which determines the that back.” allocation of three major grants – reviews house- Appleby principal Graham Avery says there is a funding shortfall for schools right across New Zealand and the rating system is the Government admitting that some schools can cope with that shortfall. “If you didn’t fill it with a fair then you’d have to fill it in some other way,” he says. “But if we didn’t have our fair then we’d really struggle to offer some of things we do.” However, Graham admits he Hira School students and teachers with principal Kevin Ward. is a fan of the rating system. Hira is a decile 10 school, according to the Ministry of Educa“I think there is a discrepancy tion. Photo: Andrew Board. as to what the community can hold incomes, occupation, household crowding, achieve. But what I’m not a fan of is their finaneducational qualifications and income support – cial starting point.” all of which are based on census data for house- Hope School principal Dave Pritchard says the holds with school-aged children in each catch- decile rating doesn’t mean anything to his school ment area. other than the fact they miss out on grants and Hira School principal Kevin Ward says the decile get less funding. “They asked how many bathten rating does not accurately depict where the rooms we had and if we had a video,” he jokes. school was at because there are only pockets of “It doesn’t affect us, we just live with it. It’s not affluence within the community. “I don’t think a thing that is bandied around and I don’t talk they’re a true reflection. You have to adjust and about it a lot. It’s pretty irrelevant.” have more parental input,” he says. “The ques- Principals from decile ten schools Nelson Coltion is do we need more money and the answer lege for Girls prep and Lake Rotoiti School did is yes. How do we do it? Well we budget carefully not return calls. NCG prep is a private school and apply the enthusiasm of the parents and the with fees of $7180 and is the second of two decile skill set they’ve got.” ten schools within the Stoke-Nelson area.

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Buskers a hit on the street voTE For SAnDcASTlE: It’s not too late to vote for the sandcastle featured on the front page of last week’s Nelson Weekly. To vote, to go www.facebook.com/Hyun daiNZ and follow the link. If the Flintoff family wins the New Zealand-wide competition they will win a brand new Hyundai Santa Fe for a year. David Eagle of Bowater Motor Group says it would be great to see the car go to a Nelson family. hoSpicE ThEFT: The Nelson Hospice Shop has been robbed yet again, with a shoplifter this time taking off with the collection box. All of the money raised by the Richmond thrift shop goes directly to the Nelson Hospice. It is believed there was around $25 in the collection box, which was situated at the front counter. The reported theft follows on from last month’s incident where two mining lamps were stolen from the window display. gUiDE biScUiTS bAck: When March rolls around, you’ll be able to buy the much-awaited Guide Biscuits again. GirlGuiding NZ relies on Guide Biscuit sales for over 55 per cent of its annual revenue. Guide Biscuits will be on sale – by Girl Guides – from March 1, in the three varieties, original, choc and mini chocs.

Tanya Whitehead with performer Dado during a Buskerburgoo street theatre show at the top of Trafalgar St on Saturday. Insert: Beni Rae, 8, after being pulled out from the audience during the show. Photos: Sinead Ogilvie.

Thousands of spectators were treated to some unruly entertainment on Saturday as performers from around the world took to the streets during the Buskerburgoo Nelson Busker and Street Theatre series. Festival director Sophie Kelly says the event was a huge success with enthusiastic crowds at all of the performances throughout the festival including a sellout performance at the Boathouse, an audience into the thousands at Fairfield House and crowds of people enjoying the street shows. She says organisers were extremely pleased with the positive feedback they had received from both spectators and the buskers themselves. A performance by Canadian busker Dado left Nelson woman Tanya Whitehead blushing after he tried to steal a kiss from her on Saturday at the top of Trafalgar St, but despite being being singled out in the crowd she says she thoroughly enjoyed the show. “It is really funny, the whole thing is brilliant for both adults and kids.” Beni Rose, 8, of Stoke says he thought it was “so funny” and “awesome” going head-tohead with Dado after he too was pulled out of the audience. Sophie says the success of the event was down to the audience. “People really enjoy the opportunity to have a laugh, that’s a big part of it.” Anne-Marie Friis says she and her children love the festival and attend it annually. “Every year we come and do the buskers, they are very good and the weather is great. We never get a bad day.”

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Optometrist: AA eye test does its job Phillip Rollo If you fail an eye screening test at the AA it doesn’t necessarily mean you have bad eye sight, according to a Richmond optometrist who suggests getting it done well before your practical driving examination. Last week Nelson Weekly spoke to an 18 year old woman who had to re-book her restricted driving examination after failing an eye screening test at the Nelson AA, only to pass the same eye test in Richmond just hours later. She was not the only one either. Stoke resident David Ludlow says his 16 year old son had the same problem late last year. “It took literally a minute and they failed him. After we bought an AA membership, which they told us we could get a free eye test by joining, he was told by the optometrist that he had 20/20 vision and there was nothing wrong with him,” David explains. Hank Verhoeven of Richmond has labelled the current AA eye screening tests as “diabolical and frustrating”. He believes the AA is using sub-standard equipment because every single time he undergoes the eye screening test he fails. He has been cleared by an optometrist after each failure. “With my eyes I cannot use those machines. I have to wear soft contact lenses but even with those in the machine won’t allow me to pass the test,” he says. “I should just be able to go in there, get my test done and that’s the end of it.” But Mick Toll of SpecSavers, where the 18 year old woman then went for an eye test following her conflicting AA results, stressed

that the eye screening test is simple with only a pass or fail criteria, and quite often eye screening test failures can be the first sign that somebody needs a professional eye examination. “If anyone has one eye that is perhaps a little lazy, it will automatically fail them,” he says. “But it does that for a reason because then the health of the good eye can be looked at. We will often see people and pass them because the good eye meets the visual standard. The machine does the right thing.” Mick says the current eye screening process at the AA “works excellently” and that the public needs to allow for more time in between getting the eye test and going for their licence. “People just need to know if they fail the AA test it doesn’t mean they need glasses for driving. There is always a reason why it fails but people think it means they need glasses, get pissed off about that, come to the optometrist and we will say ‘you don’t need glasses, here’s your certificate.’” He was not sure why two of the same screening tests would have differing results, although AA statistics showed that 2.5 per cent of people fail the screening test without needing corrective lenses. David McLister, the AA driver and vehicle licensing general manager, says that previously AA customers would book their practical driving examination in store and do the eye screening test at the time of the booking. But now that more people were booking online, the recommendation that people should arrive just 30 minutes prior to the examination probably needed to be lengthened.

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Police urge caution as hunt continues for rapist Nelson police are urging people to take extra care when walking at night until they catch the man who has been linked with two attacks on women over the past ten days. In the early hours of Sunday morning, ten days ago, an 18 year old woman was raped at Queen’s Gardens. Just five days later another woman was attacked on the Maitai walkway, but she was able to fight off the man and run away. Both women gave a similar description to police, that of a Caucasian man of medium build with short hair and in his 20s. Both attacks were sexually motivated say police. The first incident involved the young woman being pulled into Queen’s Gardens from behind as she was trying to call a taxi outside the Suter Gallery. She had walked there from a Bridge St nightclub. The second incident happened about 10pm when a woman had crossed over the Normanby Bridge on Bridge St. She had walked down on to Maitai River Walkway when she was grabbed from behind. She was dragged under the bridge where a violent struggle ensued. The

woman fought off her attacker and ran away, sustaining multiple bruises and scrapes in the scuffle. Nelson Bays area commander Inspector Ross Lienert praised the woman for her bravery. “She’s been subjected to a number of punches, but she’s managed to land a few of her own and escape from the attacker. She’s done extremely well under the circumstances,” he says. “It is apparent from the description of the incident that the attack was sexually motivated.” Inspector Lienert said there would be an increased police presence in the area to help safeguard the public and locate the offender. The attacker is described as Caucasian, about 5ft 7in, of medium build with short hair and is believed to be in his 20s. He was wearing dark blue baggy jeans which had a tear at the seat, and a grey long sleeved hoody with a zip up the front. The hood was worn up and had a light coloured lining and a small tear. Information can be given by calling Nelson Police, 546 3840. Anonymous information can be given by calling Crimestoppers, 0800 555 111.

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Countdown to opera Up to 7000 expected for ‘variety concert’ at Trafalgar Park

Opera in the Park organisers say they are hoping for crowds opera songs in it and I certainly would not choose anything of up to 7000 to surge into Trafalgar Park this Saturday for the that I thought would be boring. I’m always choosing things highlight of the Nelson City Council’s summer programme. that I think will be real stunners and it’s always mixed in with Musical director Pete Rainey says the low ticket price and contemporary stuff as well. I can almost guarantee it will be an enjoyable night.” quality of acts that will take to the stage should be The tried and trusted formula of the past will reenough to see thousands stream through the gates main for this year’s event but Pete says concertbut admits that’s not how Nelson works. goers can expect a “few surprises”. “Because it’s pretty affordable and the venue has a big capacity I think a lot of people don’t make the “Same formula as two years ago. Big stage, orchestra with guest artists. We’re sticking to that because decision to go to Opera in the Park until pretty close we know that it works. There will be a few surprises to the event and they wait to see what the weather is like.” throughout the night in terms of how the artists inThe concert, bankrolled by ratepayers, will feature teract with each other but people will have to come the Wellington Symphony Orchestra and other wellalong to check it out.” Opera in the Park is in the Nelson City Council’s known New Zealand acts like Julia Deans and Don Pete Rainey. ten year plan to receive funding every two years. McGlashan. Nelson’s Trudi Wilson is the sole local performer with sisters Madeleine Pierard and Anna Pierard Pete says he would like to see it alternate with the Adam headlining the concert. Pete says he’s excited about the event Chamber Music Festival, which has just wrapped up, but it’s and says there is something in there for everyone. “It con- up to the council to make that call. Tickets for Opera in the stantly amazes me how many people say ‘I’ve never been to Park are $15 for adults, $5 for children aged 5-15, and under Opera in the Park because I don’t like opera’. But actually this 5s are free. Tickets are at Everyman Records, 249 Hardy St, or is not opera, it’s a variety concert that happens to have some book online at www.everyman.co.nz.

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Dogs ready for homes The Nelson Ark currently has two dogs up for adoption after they completed a rehabilitative programme with local youth. The Nelson Ark rescues unwanted and abused dogs and pairs them with young people who are perhaps losing their way, giving the dogs a second chance. The charitable trust works alongside the SPCA and the dog pound with the aim of rehoming dogs after weeks of training. The two dogs up for adoption are Ellie, a labhuntaway mix, who is approximately 10 months old, and Cefi, a “seriously sweet” three year old terrier-collie mix. Karen Howieson of the Nelson Ark says Cefi would make a great obedience dog and both have had basic training. To find out more Karen Howieson and Steph Scurr with two of the dogs up for adoption. visit www.thenelsonark.co.nz. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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On Saturday night Salsa Buena celebrated its 2nd birthday and we stopped by The Vic to check out the local nightlife. Dean and Wendy Bayliss got married on Saturday so we went to their wedding reception at The Verdict. Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@nelsonweekly. co.nz. See you next week.

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by pointing out or finding us a new area?? We all pay our taxes etc so why can't we enjoy something too? If we can get another venue how would you two ladies like to jump in the passengers seat or maybe we could find you a car to have a go in, its really a lot fun. Jamez Hume. Oh dear. It is sad that people complain about something that happens but once a year. I live very close to WOW and smelt the rubber burning. My home was filled with the stench so I raced upstairs and inhaled deeply. Brought back memories of my youth down the back beach doing burnouts on the judder bar, with diesel. Did I find it offensive? No. Did the smell bother me? No. Did the noise bother me? No. Instead, I closed the windows, sat outside and listened. I loved to hear the tyres popping, loved the commentator, loved the cheers and whistles of the crowd. Nice to have some spirit in good old Nellytown. But, I am thankful it's not on tomorrow. Karen Burns. Parking at Nelson Hospital: Car parking at the hospital has become very difficult at times and not all of us travel by car anyway. If you have an appointment or are visiting the hospital on a week day why not travel by NBus, Route 1 Richmond to Nelson. Bus travel is Free to Gold Card holders between 9am and 3pm, outside these times you have to pay the fare. A concrete path will shortly be laid across the garden strip, next to the bus stop, cross this and straight ahead you will see the buzzer. S A Miles, Stoke.

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Cawthron opens its doors to the public More than 300 people discovered the weird and wonderful world of science when the Cawthron Institute opened its doors to the public on Sunday. The popular open day, now its third year, gave the community a chance to explore the institute’s Glenhaven Aquaculture Centre. During guided tours throughout the day, visitors had the chance to talk to scientists, see a scallop’s eyes, monitor the heart rate of a mussel and were shown around the laboratories and hatchery areas which house thousands of mussels, oysters, scallops, paua and geoduck. Community educator Jo Thompson says the open day was all about welcoming the public to witness the work carried out at the Cawthron Institute and was a chance to see how the current research projects relate to everyday life. “The open day is about getting the public learning about our science and explaining it in interesting ways relating to their daily lives.” She says it was great to see so many people young and old exploring the facility along with a large number of families. Like previous years she says the tours were fully booked out. Darron Jones went along with his family and says he was impressed by what the institute had to offer. “I’d heard about their open days in the past and have always wanted to come along. I’ve always been fascinated by it so it was cool to actually come out and see what an incredible facility they have here.” For those who missed out on the open day, tune in to Fresh FM to hear a behind the Mark Camara shows Kaiya Adams, 11, of Nelson some experi- scenes radio segment with the Cawthron Inmental Bluff oysters during an open day at the Cawthron In- stitute. This will be a regular show every Monstitute Glenhaven Aquaculture Centre. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie. day at 5.40pm.

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A local marriage celebrant says he got the shock of his life when he was asked to marry a visiting German couple at 3,500 feet above ground and was even more surprised to be asked to seal the deal with a skydive jump from 16,500 feet. Nelson marriage celebrant Lester Oakes married Jan Schlesner and Susann Lasch on Saturday, making the couple’s dream wedding possible when he performed their ceremony in a small sky dive plane followed by the jump. The couple who first met while learning how to sky dive wanted to tie the knot in the same way and approached Abel Tasman Sky Dive Motueka to organise the region’s first ever marriage of its kind. Lester followed the couple out of the plane door after the paper work was signed off, completing his first ever skydive and what he describes as his most unique wedding. “I’d even put it above the ceremony where I had to dress as Elvis for a Vegas-style wedding.”

Nelson marriage celebrant Lester Oakes marries German couple Jan Schlesner and Susann Lasch shortly before they skydive out of a plane over Motueka.

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Crowds of excited fans gathered at the Tahunanui Playing Fields on Sunday as The Red Checkers flew overhead. The Red Checkers, the Royal New Zealand Air Force’s formation aerobatics team, showcased its flying skills for free in the skies of Nelson above the Tahunanui suburb, and many were thrilled to see them for the first time or again, having previously witnessed their death-defying stunts at air shows around the country. Sharon Entwistle and Miriam Watson were down at the playing fields on Sunday and say it was the first time they had witnessed the skills of The Red Checkers. “It’s a big thrill to see them,” says Sharon. “I just hope there are thousands of people down on the beach watching it because it’s definitely worth it,” says Miriam, who added that she told everyone she could to head down and watch the display. “They’re so close aren’t they. They’re like a hundred metres above us.” Miriam says the display lived up to her expectations but she didn’t want to see anymore “frightening things” from them. “ Richmond man Wayne Mackey had seen The Red Checkers at the Warbirds over Wanaka aeroshow and

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Rutherford St cottages are a touch of history The story behind six cottages at the top of Rutherford St is proving to be a mystery. While the buildings are a recognised heritage precinct in the Nelson region and protected under the NZ Historic Places Trust, little is known about their history and who once lived in them. Information provided by the Nelson City Council and the Nelson Provincial Museum shows that all six of the cottages were built in 1887 by bricklayer William Dear, who also built other homes

in the Nelson region. Each of the cottages still retain the quaint picket fence style of their original design and while all of the cottages are currently occupied or rented as holiday homes, the current residents spoken to can't shed any light on their history. Lisa Mortensen says she doesn't know any of the story behind the cottages, despite having lived in one for around two years. "Someone once told me they were called the Dear Cottages but other than that I

have no idea." Nelson Provinicial Museum chief executive officer Peter Millward says that he would welcome any information on the history of the cottages and urges anyone who knows the background of the homes to come forward. "We would welcome any opportunity to add information on the cottages to our collection." Do you know anything about the cottages at the top of Rutherford St? Email Sinead Ogilive at reporter@nelsonweekly.co.nz.

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Andrew Board Valentine’s Day is a day for loved-up couples but singles are also celebrating the day says the founder of singles meeting group Duck Soup. Duck Soup was started in 2008 by Adrienne Ford as a way to meet new friends after she became newly single. From the very first night the group attracted a huge response and she says five years on more than a thousand people have attended one of its monthly meetings. "People say Nelson is cliquey so I thought I’d start my own clique," she says. She says Valentine’s Day isn’t a time to feel down if you are single, but to celebrate it. “You see all the advertising, hearts, flowers and chocolates and say that was me once, I’d like that back. But what I remind people in their single-ness, is to celebrate being single too because there’s a lot of people in relationships walking around that will have a really, really crap Valentine’s Day. I’m celebrating being single because it’s better than being in a bad relationship.” Adrienne says she has seen a lot of relationships form at Duck Soup and has even been to a few weddings of people who met there but doesn’t measure that as the success of the group as a fair chunk of the attendees aren’t looking

Duck Soup founder Adrienne Ford. Photo: Andrew Board. for a relationship. “You’re not going to meet Mr Right or Ms Perfect here. Don’t expect to meet your soul mate, use this as your training group to practice talking to strangers and revealing a bit about yourself.” She says after starting Duck Soup to make some new friends for herself she’s seen the group evolve and grow and says the motivation for those that come

along – at least 60 people each month – varies. “If you are shopping for a partner then that’s a great place to go, if you are new to town and looking for a new group of friends then it’s a great place to go, if you are newly single and wanting to change your social life then it’s a great place to go.” Like online dating websites, Adrienne says Duck Soup sees peaks in the number of people coming along at certain times of the year, the biggest being at the start of the new year and around Valentine’s Day. But she insists Duck Soup is not a meat market. “I talk about it like a workout for your social life. If you’re going to run a marathon you need to be in the gym training, same thing. If you want to meet new people you have to train for that and Duck Soup is a great training ground. Practice asking questions without sounding shifty, practice answering questions without giving too much information about your past history, practice having small talk with people. That’s when you’ll find, in your everyday life outside of Duck Soup, that you’ll be introduced to someone or meet someone and you will be ready.” The next Duck Soup is on March 3 at 623 in the City, for more information visit www.ducksoup.co.nz or call Adrienne on 544 2088.

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Nelson Falcons player Taylor Hall-Jones has found a team and work in Nelson after leaving Wellington to play football. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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At a time when dozens of young footballers are descending on the capital, Wellington’s Taylor Hall-Jones decided to take the opposite route and ply his trade in Nelson. A regular in either the middle of the park or at right back, the 19 year old New Zealand King Salmon Nelson Falcons player has not only found a new direction in Nelson, but a supportive club that has helped him find a place to stay and sponsors that have helped him find a job. “I just wanted to get out of Wellington really; it’s something different and I though it’d be nice down here in summer,” he says. “The thing for me in Wellington is that it’s just going to be the same every year basically just playing for my club so I wanted to come down here.” Taylor, who grew up in a rugby-loving family, has been working on a recycling truck around the district, courtesy of team sponsor Nelmac. “They told me it’s rubbish so I might not want to do it. But I thought I’d give it a fair whack. But that’s one of the things that people said before I moved, that they’d be happy to help out. The club is run so well with a lot of volunteers doing a lot of work.” A central league regular, Taylor has been playing at a level above or equal

to the Mainland Premier League since he was just 14 years old. He represents Lower Hutt City AFC and has gone on to win two national under-19 championships with its youth side. Since he was a boy, he has been team-mates with Louis Fenton – a starter for the Wellington Phoenix. “Me and Louis are good mates. We went on a football trip to America together when we were about 16, we roomed together. It’s cool [to see him playing for the Phoenix]. There are four boys from Lower Hutt who are in the Phoenix youth academy too.” While Taylor says he might have missed his opportunity to push on to professional football, he remains hopeful that he can make the transition through to the ASB Premiership sometime during the next two seasons. “I don’t have a preference where, I just want to be playing. If there was a senior team here then that’d be cool, but if not, well that’s just life.” Taylor says the heat was the biggest change since making the move south from Wellington but he was enjoying his time with the Falcons and the number of supporters that come along to each home match. “That was the big difference – people actually come watch here and get behind the team. In Wellington not many people get behind the youth team but here everyone makes a big deal out of it.”

Why not try something new in 2013? Waimea College Community Education is offering a wide range of interesting, educational, fun and affordable courses. Why not come along, make use of our facilities and experienced tutors, learn something new and meet like minded people? Belly dancing is always popular with Greta Tapper. Our four week class is fun whilst working on posture, core strength, flexibil-

fident in the kitchen and enjoy cooking, in his Blokes Cooking courses. Other new tutors are Sandy Garvey from Christchurch who is taking the Microsoft Excel course and Carolina Kerridge from the UK who will explore the Art of Storytelling. We have two sponsors (always looking for more!) who are kindly offering their ser-

ity and coordinated movements. We are very pleased to have Allan AddisonSaipe join us as one of our cooking tutors this year. Many of you will know him from his time as chef and the original owner of The Grape Escape. Allan is going to focus on the men, encouraging them to be con-

vices to the college. Ian Read from Digisafe is tutoring two computer classes Know Your Computer and Safe Online Buying and Selling and Hayden Diskin from Route 6 Automotive will be taking a Basic Car Maintenance course just for women.

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ToUch: The Tasman Secondary Schools Touch Championships are being played at the Tahunanui Playing Fields this Sunday, February 17 from 10am. Teams from schools from around the region will compete for qualifying spots at the Zone 5 finals on March 23-24 in Christchurch. mUlTiSporT: Nelson doctor Sophie Hart has won the Speight’s Coast to Coast for a second time, holding off last year’s champion and fellow Nelsonian Elina Ussher by more than 30 minutes. In the men’s race defending champion Richard Ussher was beaten to the finish line by just 6 minutes by Wanaka’s Braden Currie. Nelson’s Trevor Voyce finished fifth. FooTbAll: Reduced to ten men after just ten minutes, the NZ King Salmon Nelson Falcons couldn't hold on to an early lead thanks to a Sam Maxwell goal, eventually losing to champions Canterbury United 2-1 away on Sunday. The loss has all-but killed off any hopes Nelson had of winning the league in just its first season. This weekend the Falcons will travel to Palmerston North to play Youngheart Manawatu.

Nelson’s Ben Petley in action during the annual Blair Cup representative fixture at the Tasman Tennis Centre on Sunday. Photo: Phillip Rollo. Nelson lost the Blair Cup to arch-rivals Marlborough despite home-court advantage over the weekend. The annual Blair Cup fixture – for 18 under representative players – took place at Tasman Tennis Club in Richmond on Sunday with the visitors just too strong, winning the fixture and reclaiming the cup, 11-5. Doubles took place first up with the top boy’s combination of Henry Neas and Elliot Le Petit having a tight tussle with Andrew Forgesson and Charlie Mercer but took out the match in the super tiebreak third set. The second combination of Ben Petley and Ben Hazlett struggled against the consistent combination of Lee Harborne and Mitchell Smith being

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defeated 2-6, 2-6. In the girls the doubles match of the day was the top pairing of Laura Roberts and Georgia Low who narrowly lost the first set to Lily O'Fagan and Sarah Maxwell. They fought back playing aggressive top tennis and won the second set 6-3. The match tie-break third set Nelson had a narrow lead and a match point at 9-8, however a couple of unforced errors on the final few points gave Marlborough the match 11-9 in the tie-break. The Golden Bay pairing of Francess Clark and Amy Hurst put up a great fight in the second set but lost their match 0-6, 6-7. Neas had a battle in his singles beating Forgesson 6-3, 5-7, 6-2 whilst second player Le Petit struggled to handle Har-

Nelson fall just short in Nike Cup The FC Nelson Nike Cup side was just moments away from its second penalty shootout in as many matches before Cashmere Technical scored to seal the extra-time final victory 2-1, and pinching the rights to face the top junior North Island side with the hope of eventually making the world final. The Christchurch leg of the Manchester United Nike Cup featured two Nelson sides, FC Nelson and Richmond Athletic, after both teams qualified ahead of Nelson Suburbs. The two Nelson sides met in the semi-finals with FC Nelson eventually winning 5-3 on penalties. FC Nelson were down 1-0 at halftime in the fi-

nal game, having had just 50 minutes to recover from the gruelling semi-final, before key player Van Roland Hlawnceu struck for the visitors. But with the clock counting down and extra time came along, the FC Nelson defence was undone. Coach Francis Miccio says the young side has gained a lot of experience from the tournament, although they were disappointed to lose in such a heartbreaking manner. “Yeah it’s pretty gutwrenching but as I said to them, they can hold their heads high because they did themselves, the team and the club proud,” says Francis. “We had a rough draw and we had to back up an hour later after a really tough semi-final.”

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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club Rabbit Island is teeming with snap- pop down and see Mario and Tony per at the moment. For keen kay- who will sort you out. akers you only need to paddle out Albacore tuna are in the bay and to 20 to 30 feet! A tip for catching here are some hints on how to go these smaller fish is to make sure about catching them. It’s all about that you use flasher rigs with re- water colour; look for the clean curved hooks about 3/0 in size and dark blue/purple looking water. use either small cubed pilchards or Temperature should be above 18.5 squid as bait. By using the recurved deg. Look for birds on the surface hooks the fish will generally hook and bait fish on the sounder. If you themselves, leaving the easy job of see a log in the water make sure you winding them to the surface. tow near it as albacore love hiding Rig are also in abundance and can under logs. Water depth will be over be caught the same way. There are a 35 metres, good luck. lot of small ones but also there are some that are up to a metre in length. Once caught take off the fins, head and gut them to be sure the ammonia doesn’t leach into the flesh. Kenepuru has not fished as well this season but from now on should start to get better. The key to George and his friend had a taste of Tasman Bay successful fishing in tuna when they went out with Dawnbreaker Pethis area is patience. ter Connolly recently. Early morning or evening on an incoming tide with a The Dawnbreakers Fishing Club solid berley trail will increase your have guest speakers every month chances. Usually it takes about two at our social nights and comments hours from low tide for the current from very experienced fishermen to really start to push and disperse within in the club are that they althe berley before the snapper will ways learn something new from come on the bite. Straylining is the these speakers. As an old adage goes best way with at least one rod cast 10 per cent of fishermen catch 90 far back into the berley trail for that per cent of the fish and that comes big shy snapper. down to the subtle little tricks they Kingfish are still about so get those have learned over many years of lures out and start working the fishing. Boulder Bank. Kings are in good The good thing is that these people numbers so you shouldn’t have are more than willing to share this much trouble hooking them; you information with club members on just need to stop them. Bit of a hint any type of fishing to help you imis run a mixture of diving lures like prove your catch rate. the Rapala X-Rap 30 / Magnum Our next DBFC club night is schedCD18 with tuna skirts in between. uled to be held in April. Big Dive and Blue have a great selec- For more information about the club tion of all types of lures and skirts so call Doug on 547 4994.

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Athletics meet doubles as national championship Nelson sports enthusiasts are in for a first this Saturday – the first New Zealand championship staged at the Saxton Field Athletics Track. The Athletics New Zealand Men’s and Women’s Junior 3,000 Metres Championships will be held as a climax to the second annual Harold Nelson Classic. Some of the top junior runners, under 20 years of age in the country will contest the seven and a half laps on the fast Mondo surface and in the cooler evening climate. The women’s event starts at 7.20pm, followed by the men’s race at 7.40pm. The women’s contenders for the title include Audrey Gregan of Auckland, Olivia Ritchie of Hamilton, and Nelson’s Jess Martin. The men’s race pits 2011 New Zealand M16 cross country champion Mike Lowe of Nelson against 2012 New Zealand M16 cross country champion Jacob Priddy of Hamilton. Rapidly improving Jeff Lautenslager of Nelson also could make a bid for the title. Mike and Jeff ’s teammates’ Thomas Andersen, Josh Barry, Allister Meffan, Sam Mackay-Wright, and Hugo Lawrence also

will be in the hunt for medals and personal bests. Preceding the championship races will be some strong performers in the Harold Nelson Classic. Two-time New Zealand 400m champion Alex Jordan is waiting for a doctor’s clearance to compete. Alex was admitted to the hospital the morning after an intense 4 x 330m relay leg in Christchurch. He suffered from kidney problems and was sent back to Nelson with the instruction of the doctor of not to run so hard. Other top Nelson competitors include men’s sprinters Andrew Kennedy and Jonas Kale, women sprinters Claire Erasmus and Amanda Fitisemanu, jumpers Chris Brake and Stefanie Aeschilmann, and throwers Dale Pritchard and Courtney Clarke The Harold Nelson Classic starts at 5pm. The entry fee for competitors is $3 and they can sign up at the gate. Admission for spectators is free, and donations to the National Academy of Distance Running Charitable Trust are welcomed. For meet queries, contact the National Academy of Distance Running office at 923-2321.

Motorcyclists go through their practical at a safety course at the kart track on Saturday morning. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Bikers learn basics on kart track

Subsidised motorcycle safety courses are being held in Redwood Valley as a push to reduce the number of accidents on Nelson roads. Tasman District Council’s road safety coordinator Krista Hobday says there is a high number of motorbike crashes in the Top of the South and the courses are one way that riders can refresh their skills and learn more key safety tips. “We are doing everything from scooter riders to Harley Davidson bikes. If you’re on a scooter you only need a theory car licence, which is a bit scary. So this is just to do some basic skills like cornering, braking and that type of thing,” she says.

“But there is also hazard avoidance, where to ride on the road, it’s basic stuff.” Krista says the number of motorcycle crashes is not growing. However, it does remain at a worryingly high number. “You’re vulnerable on a motorbike, just like you are on a push bike, so if you’re going to have a crash, it’s going to hurt a lot more than if you’re in a car.” The next course will be held on March 2 and there will be five more scheduled for the next few months. The courses are being subsidised by TDC and the New Zealand Transport Agency. For further information, visit www.ridetolive.co.nz.

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Comeback sees Tigers finish third The Nelson Tigers have clawed back into third place at the ENZED Superstock Teams Champs after a second round loss saw the side fall out of title contention. But team manager Daryl Peterson believes the second night performance, which saw the Tigers go unbeaten highlighted by a thirdfourth playoff win against tier one Baypark Busters, shows that on its day, the Tigers can beat anyone. And it is that confidence that the team will need come March when the Tigers head to Auckland for the second major teams race of the year – the Super Stock Teams Nationals. “There were other teams out there that won races but didn’t qualify. That’s just how racing works. The first night just wasn’t good as it should’ve been,” he says. “Auckland will be run differently because of the format and the fact there will only be eight teams and not 13. But we can take some good positive stuff. On the second night we were as good as any team.”

Daryl says the team is unlikely to change before Auckland, although he was yet to confirm plans with the drivers. “Most of the cars are still going. But I need to see what their plans are. I’m hoping to take the same team though.” Palmerston North will again be favourites after showing its superstock racing dominance with the Panthers claiming yet another title, beating the Manawatu Mustangs in the final on the home track. “They’ve got the numbers there and with the young fellas coming through they will be strong for many years to come. We can beat them; we just have to do it on the day.” Daryl says Blair Cunningham was the team’s top performer on the weekend, while Dale Ewers was back to his vintage best. “All of the boys drove well but Blair was exceptional. He’s going really well this year. With Jared [Gray] and Blair doing their job, it makes it very easy for the others.”

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Top trials event back at 88 Valley The highly successful two-day NZ Ihatove Adventure Trial kicks off in Wakefield this Saturday, attracting some of the top moto-trials riders from around the country. The Adventure Trial caters for riders of all abilities, riding both modern and classic bikes, following a trail/trial format which tests their skills while having fun with a group of like-minded participants. Magazines in England, Japan and Europe have profiled this event highlighting some of what Nelson and Tasman have to offer, says organiser Stephen Oliver. “Riders attend to enjoy some of our beautiful scenery and take part in one of the friendliest motorcycle events available.” The inaugural NZ Ihatove Adventure Trial, which

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is run by the Oliver family of Nelson’s own NonStop Adventure NZ Ltd, was staged in 2010 and it is held annually during the third weekend of February. The Oliver brothers are well known for their Goldpine Team Xtreme display riding at local A&P shows, the trolley derby and the Nelson Santa Parade and the Ihatove is supported by Tasman District Council. Stephen says best spectator viewing will be between 12.30-2.30pm on Saturday and Sunday. The event will be signposted from Wakefield’s Eighty Eight Valley turn off and as this event is held on private property there are no pets allowed and no food or drink sales available. Details are available at: www.nonstopadventure. co.nz/newzealandihatovetrials.php

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