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A Nelson couple are facing bankruptcy as well as losing their rural home this week after the High Court ruled they are liable for a 2009 fire that caused damage to forestry and another home.

Steve Garnett and Tracey Lynch say the past three years has been like hell and a decision in the High Court last month was the final nail in the coffin of their dream retirement. At 61, Steve has lost everything and says he’s unable to start again.

They say the system has let them down and they wanted to tell their story about how they lost it all.

On November 24, 2009 Steve threw some ashes that had been sitting in one of the bed and breakfast cabins on their property out onto a grassy bank. The ashes had been sitting in the cold fire for 36 hours. Two hours later two men working nearby smelt the smoke and came knocking. Steve and the two men attempted to briefly

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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz fight the fire before calling the emergency services. The fire spread to neighbouring properties, burning down the home belonging to Caroline Wade and trees belonging to Nelson Forests Ltd. Steve still disputes that the ash was the cause of the fire because it was “like dust” when he threw it out. But it did start on their property and the insurers of Nelson Forests, along with the New Zealand Fire Service and the Waimea Rural Fire Committee went after Steve and Tracey for costs under Section 43 of the Forest and Rural Fires Act 1977.

The couple’s property was insured but they didn’t have liability insurance on their two cabins because

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There’s a new candidate dicrious, I can’t believe it.” for the mayoral elections He is the fourth candidate later this year, Lake Ro- to annouce their intentoiti’s Richard Osmaston. tion to stand for mayor, Richard says the coun- along with current mayor Aldo Miccio, curcil needs a drastic change of direcrent councillor Rachel Reese and tion and he hopes police officer Brian to shake it up while allowing its staff to McGurk.

Richard says he get on with what will be promotthey do best. “I think we need a ing the benefits of Richard a resource-based major change of direction. To try Osmaston. economy. and assume that building “Really to me, every single a gondola or a dam is go- other issue that everyone ing to make any difference in the campaign is talking whatsoever is frankly lu- about is a waste of time.”

With all proceeds going to the Heart Foundation, the fun run was all about celebrating local women says Tracey Walker, business development manager for Jennian Homes. “It’s been a fantastic event, attracting people of all shapes, ages and sizes to have a go and enjoy themselves on Mother’s Day. We’ve had 100 more entries than last year which is great.”

Sonja Hamilton of Wakefield says she entered the fun run with a group of friends for something fun to do together on Mother’s Day. “It’s good to make the effort to get out and do something together.”

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Dairies say no to synthetic drugs Nelson police have begun a campaign to rid the region’s dairies of synthetic drugs, slamming them as “morally wrong” and urging locals to boycott stores that continue to sell them.

The region’s community constables and Youth Aid officers started visiting dairies and other outlets known to have stocked synthetic cannabinoid products yesterday, explaining the dangers they pose and encouraging them to refrain from selling the products.

Nelson Bays area commander, Inspector Steve Greally, says police have seen first-hand the devastating effects these drugs were having on young people and wanted those selling the drugs to show some responsibility.

“These drugs may technically be legal, but that doesn’t make them safe. Retailers may say they are doing nothing wrong, but in my view it is morally wrong to be preying on the young people in our community and making money by selling them addictive and extremely harmful drugs.

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Couple to be kicked off their land FROM PAGE 1 they were deemed a business, something they thought meant if their cabins burnt down they wouldn’t be insured but everything else would be. But because Steve was honest and said the ash came from one of the cabins – which is their business – they weren’t covered. If the ash that started the fire was from their own home they would have been.

Last month they lost their case and were ordered to pay close to $1.5 million. The property is worth only $550,000 and $100,000 of that is mortgaged, plus they have to repay legal aid fees.

They had been given until yesterday to pay but they don’t have the money so are expecting to be kicked off their land this week. It will be the end of their rural dream and say it’s an incredibly harsh punishment for something that was – at absolute worst – an accident.

In another case, an 18 year old man was sentenced to 18 months in jail for arson and insurance fraud for burning down a Westport home on purpose. His associate, a 34 year old woman, received 250 hours of community work for conspiring to commit arson. Neither was fined.

Steve and Tracey argue their sentence is much worse, and described it as being “wiped off the face of the earth” and say around a million dollars they invested in their property on Dry Weather Rd is now lost. They also say they were steamrolled by the system.

On legal aid, they say their one lawyer didn’t stand a chance against the might of the two top law firms working to bring them down. “The legal fees of these firms will be more than what our property is worth to them. They will get next to nothing other than ruining us,” says Tracey.

Steve and Tracey’s lawyer, Rob Ord, said in a statement that the law needs a major overhaul.

In his judgement, Judge Miller wrote he believed Steve to be a “decent” man but didn’t believe his testimony that his ash was cold.

Steve says it’s too late for them now. They will attempt to appeal the case to the Court of Appeal, but he isn’t holding out much hope and believes that by the time you’re reading this the wheels will have started turning to have them wrenched from their land. But he wants to sound a warning to other land owners, especially those in rural areas.

“We thought we were covered by insurance. We felt we did everything right to protect ourselves and can’t believe that this has led to us losing everything.”

Tracey says she’s heartbroken. With tears in her eyes she asked: “When did humans became so mean, so greedy for money?

“We tried to be honest, we’ve never been in trouble before and never been in a court before. All of a sudden we were being treated like criminals, like we’ve killed someone. Being upfront, honest and thinking fairness will prevail, we’ve learnt is wrong.

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Steve Garnett and Tracey Lynch in front of a lodge on their property, close to where the fire started. Photo: Andrew Board. you feel stupid for being so honest.”

They are unsure what the future holds.

Tracey boards with a good friend in Richmond, so that she can work in the city through the week to help meet costs. But the mortgage will soon be gone, along with their dream. “I feel shattered, I don’t know what we will do. We’ve lost all motivation, all our goals and aspirations are gone. This will kill us, financially and more.”

They say their major gripe is with the New Zealand Fire Service Commission and its lawyers, who they feel have been particularly aggressive, almost to the point of vindictive. “The New Zealand Fire Service, are there to save lives, save houses and

help people, not throw them out of their homes,” says Tracey. “I can’t understand why they’d spend three and a half years paying these high level law firms to ruin us and for what? Their share of $350,000 after lawyers’ fees? The whole system stinks, we had no chance and now we’re finished.”

There is one last ray of hope for the couple though. Over the weekend a friend told them he has set up a fundraiser on fundanything.com, called “Save Triple Tui”. The aim is to raise enough money to pay the full settlement so the couple can keep their property. Already there is several hundred dollars in the account. To contribute, visit www.savetripletui.com.

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Free dollars for groups under review Andrew Board

Dozens of community groups face a cut in funding today because Editor of a Nelson City Council review, but mayor Aldo Miccio says it’s andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz unlikely. be funded by the government The council announced its review or private enterprise and if not of funding for a raft of community whether it was of significant programmes and will discuss it at a community value. “We asked staff community services meeting at the for an extra report to provide more council today. The programmes detail so we could decide whether being reviewed are the holiday funding fits within the changes programme grants, after school to the local government act. The programmes, youth programmes, general feel was that most of these pre-school recreation, will comply but we want to enviro education in schools, be thorough,” he says. youth Nelson, youth Keeping the funding falls in development fund and the line with the council’s policy social well-being policy of community assistance action plan. says Aldo.

Aldo says that changes to the “We have a big community Local Government Purpose assistance funding Act last year forced the programme, well in excess of Aldo council to review all of its $700,000, which means a lot Miccio. for social well-being activity of community programmes funding. are possible. The new Local “Ninety five per cent of that has Government Purpose Act did give been done, now we are just looking councils the ability to decide not to at the last five per cent and while I fund social well-being projects but can’t speak for the council, I would we’ve made a conscious decision, expect that most of the funding gone through the considerations would continue.” in the reports and kept about 95 He says the test for the council per cent of those programmes and is whether those programmes – we’re now just looking at the final many of them for youth – could five per cent.”

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The big crunch Enner Glynn school students Adam Choate, Samuel Trowbridge, Anika Cooper, Seth McKnight and Ella O’Donohue, all 10, take part in the ‘big ‘crunch’ record attempt. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Enner Glynn school students were among 18,000 primary school pupils from around New Zealand who took a collective bite out of their apples in an attempt at a world record on Friday.

The Jazz Apple Big Crunch organised by ENZA aimed to set a new world record for the most people eating apples simultaneously, while promoting a healthy eating message and fundraising for KidsCan, a children’s charitable trust.

Principal Wendy Hancock says she loved the idea and jumped at the chance to get her students

involved. “I was very intrigued by the idea of setting a world record but also by the healthy eating message it sends. It’s great to be a part of something nationwide too and support Kidscan.”

While it is not yet known if the record has been broken, Wendy says she was pleased the school of 320 children had taken part, regardless of the result.

Seth McKnight, 10, says he had fun taking a bite out of his apple after the countdown.

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Talented science student off to Europe A Nelson College student is one of five from around New Zealand who have been selected to travel to two prestigious science events in Europe.

Charlie Norton was selected by the Royal Society of New Zealand to attend the prestigious London International Youth Science Forum for two weeks and then travel to Switzerland to discover the excitement of fundamental science research at CERN in Geneva.

In London, Charlie will join 300 like-minded students from 60 other countries for the twoweek forum. This year the forum will explore the theme of ‘Challenging Science Boundaries’, with lecture demonstrations, specialist seminars and debates led by a team of scientists and experts. The students will also get to be a scientist for the day at CERN, exploring the mysteries of the universe with state-of-the-art equipment used by physicists at CERN – particle accelerators and detectors. They will also spend a couple of days in Paris and discover some of the world’s most famous attractions such as Notre Dame and the Eiffel Tower and visit the Louvre.

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Windmill now a lighthouse?

Nelsonians will be missing a familiar landmark over the next few months as the windmill at Founders park undergoes a routine maintenance check.

Nelson City Council manager of community relations Angela Ricker says the maintenance has nothing to do with earthquake strengthening despite a number of buildings in the park being earmarked as possible candidates for strengthening.

“It’s just routine maintenance.

They take them down and they are checked to make sure they are ok, they’ll be reclad, they’ll check all the bolts for rust, then they’ll be repainted and put back up.”

She says the job hasn’t been done for more than 10 years and was a huge task to undertake considering the blades could only be taken down in one piece, using a crane.

While the council is hopeful that the blades will be replaced in time for the Founders book fair in June, Angela says it may take longer for the iconic windmill to get back to its former glory.

The windmill above with its blades “It does look a bit odd without missing and below before they were them.” removed. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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A group of local Nelsonians have just returned from a Gillian Canning – “The emotion and beauty of the Taj 21 day tour of Rajasthan India and have had a ball en- Mahal. First impression on that first day in Delhi was joying the colours, flavours, sights and sounds across like being on another planet!” one of the world’s most unique destinations. Escort- Anna Barnett – “I thoroughly enjoyed my time in ed by Tracey Lynch from Harvey World Travel Mid Rajasthan. We experienced a good mix of culture City Nelson along with a local guide throughout, the and history and had time for a variety of shopping.”

Experience the wonders group were amazed at how of India and have an exotic and stunningly beauadventure that you will tiful Rajasthan is and have treasure forever. Tracey is thoroughly enjoyed stepescorting another tour in ping outside of their comMarch 2014 and invites fort zone and experiencing all those interested to the vibrancy and wonders of join her and the recently a different culture. The cusreturned group for an tomised and comprehensive information evening on itinerary included riding elMay 23. This exclusive, ephants, camels, horses and fully escorted tour will 4 wheel drives, visiting a Tracey Lynch (third from left, back row) with her suit couples, singles and rural village, seeing artisans travelling friends alike. at work and attending a cul- group who travelled to Rajasthan India. tural dance. And while there were plenty of once in a The tour group [maximum 20 people] will travel in lifetime experiences to be had, the group still man- their very own air-conditioned coach and enjoy 4 star aged to fit in some fantastic shopping, perusing mar- accommodation including glamour tenting. kets, rugs, bed spreads, jewellery, clothing, fabric and With every step of the way planned and completely organised by Tracey, all you have to do is call her to nic-nacs galore.

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Spending up 6.3% in Nelson

Figures released last week by eftpos provider Paymark, show a positive start to the year for Nelson businesses, with spending over the first four months of 2013 up 6.3 per cent on the same period in 2012.

Paymark, which processes around 75 per cent of all electronic transactions in New Zealand, believes the higher national

average growth rate, of 3.9 per cent is being driven, in part, by the Canterbury recovery. Spending in Canterbury was running 6.9 per cent above year-ago levels in the first four months of 2013, up from the 5.6 per cent average of 2012.

In Nelson the number of transactions was up 5.9 per cent and the total spend up to $75.7 million, an increase of 6.3 per cent.

Paymark head of sales and marketing, Paul Whiston, says the four-month trend gives a clearer picture of how spending is tracking in comparison to the monthly trends, which can be more volatile.

“There have been several contributing factors impacting monthly spending over the past four months. In January we saw a high 5.1 per cent year-on-year increase,

Third Wheel’s Sophie Cooper performs at the Smokefreerockquest Nelson heats on Saturday night.

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Rockquest finalists announced The top 12 high school musical acts to contest the Nelson Smokefreerockquest final have been named, following Saturday night’s heats at the Theatre Royal.

This year’s event has seen the addition of the solo/duo category, although just two from this category will contest the final at the Theatre Royal on Friday night. Laura Mae of Nelson College for Girls, and Livvy and Anna from Garin College will be joined by ten bands in the final. Those bands are; Slim Conviction, Garin College and Nayland College; Third Wheel, Nelson College for Girls, Nayland College and Nelson College; The Black Spots, Garin College,

exaggerated by January 2012 having one more Sunday than January 2013, typically a low spending day.

“Balancing the results over January to April 2013 levels these seasonal effects reveal an annual growth of 3.9 per cent, up on the 3.3 per cent average of 2012; so it’s a positive start to the year for retailers in general,” says Paul.

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Community nominations to close hAbiTAT info EvEning: Are you caught in the rent trap? Then attending an information evening by Habitat for Humanity should be on your list. Habitat would like families to apply to have a house built. The programme is not a handout but a hand up. The meeting is at St Barnabas Church in Stoke on Sunday, June 9 at 2pm.

For more information call Julian Shields on 544 5735. nbUS on TrAck: Data from the first year of the NBus shows a total of 360,196 trips were made across all the routes. The number of trips on the Nelson to Richmond routes has increased by 50 per cent compared with when the service launched in April 2012. Mayor Aldo Miccio says he's is delighted that the figures bear out the mainly positive feedback the council has had about the NBus service. flooD coSTS MoUnT: The cost of the deluge which hit Nelson City Council infrastructure in Stoke last month is estimated to be more than $1.2 million. Since what local hydrologists say is a one in 500 year flood, NCC staff have been assessing the damage to the city’s key infrastructure and prioritising recovery work.

Locals have just a few more days to ensure their favourite voluntary groups are part of Nelson Tasman’s biggest celebration of volunteers.

Entries for the TrustPower Nelson Tasman Community Awards close at 5pm on Fri-

day 17 May and there is more than $6000 up for grabs.

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organisations for the outstanding contribution they make to their community.

Last year 134 entries for the Community Awards were received. So far this year 72 have groups have been entered.

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Power Community Awards are available from the Council offices or service centre, they can be completed online at www.trustpower.co.nz/ communityawards, or you can call Community Relations on 0800 87 11 11.

Hundreds go through mini Ecofest at Victory A mini Ecofest was held at the Victory Community Centre on Saturday with people from all over Nelson making the most of the event with a focus on sustainable living.

A range of interactive demonstrations and advice on how to live well for less was available alongside hands on workshops including turning bags of rubbish that would otherwise be thrown away, into something practical.

A ‘bottle stuffing’ workshop encouraged children to stuff plastic bottles with non-recyclable packaging that had been collected from local schools and to use them to create building blocks for a bench for the Victory community.

Victory Community Centre programme and facilities manager, Gareth McCashin, says a lot of valuable sustainability advice and knowledge was on show at the event.

“A good number of Victory people were there and they really engaged well with stallholders. It’s great to have a wellfocussed sustainability event that’s really

Livia Fanselow, 10, with Kate Riley, 10, stuffing plastic bottles during the Ecofest at Victory on Saturday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie. relevant for the community,” says Gareth. it was good to see so much rubbish put St Joseph’s School student Livia Fanselow, to a good use. “We collected a bag of 10, of Nelson says she enjoyed the bottle rubbish at school to bring. It’s fun to put stuffing work shop because she thought it into the bottles.”

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Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 Bernadette Hannah and Sue Hollman at the Stacey Winter Fashion Show and Charity Auction.

Emma and Phil Thompson with Wellington Phoenix star Paul Ifill at Trailways for the Nelson Falcons fundraising dinner.

On Friday night we went along to the Stacey Winter Fashion Show and Charity Auction at the Hope Community Centre and to the Nelson Falcons fundraising dinner at Trailways.

On Saturday we checked out the 30th birthday celebrations for the Lioness Club of Nelson at the Tahuna Function Centre.

Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos give us a call on 548 4949.

Karen Wilson and Jillian Jary celebrate the Lioness Club of Nelson.

Anne Campbell and Leanne Fry at the Stacey Winter Fashion Show and Charity Auction.

Carol Carr, Anne Davey and Sue Boffa celebrating the 30th birthday of the Lioness Club of Nelson

Catch up with us on Marion Melling and Yvonne Kleiven celebrating at the 30th birthday for the Lioness Club of Nelson.

Barbara Wilson and Val Barnes at the 30th birthday celebrations for the Lioness Club of Nelson.

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Amanda Day, Nicki Napier, Jude Aubrey and Karen Thompson at the Stacey Winter Fashion Show and Charity Auction.

George Molnar, Paul Brown and Jason Pine at Trailways on Friday night.

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Warehouse to open in Richmond Confirmation that The Warehouse will be joining Kmart at a new retail complex on Queen St won’t be bad for local businesses, says the new chairman of Richmond Unlimited.

It was confirmed on Friday that a new 3000sq metre store is expected to open on 186 Queen St in July next year and will be designed as a “convenient one-stop family shopping destination”, bringing “lower prices closer to home for many local residents,” says Simon Turner, The Warehouse’s general manager for operations.

These big box companies have obviously seen the financial benefit of coming to Richmond. They wouldn’t put one here if they thought it would just go okay.”

Nathan says that The Warehouse already has a target market that should shop there no matter whether the store was opening in Richmond or not, and that local businesses should focus on their own strengths in order to succeed. “Yeah there’s a convenience now that you don’t have to drive 15km to go to town but at the end of the day those people are always going to shop there.”

Kmart had already announced its plans to open on the site, which is a Gibbons Construction development project, before the end of the year.

But will that be bad for current Richmond retailers? Apparently not, according to Richmond Unlimited’s Nathan Smith. “It’s going to bring jobs to Richmond, it’s going to bring growth and it’s going to bring more people to Richmond which will filter out to the local businesses. You’ve got to see the positives here,” he says. “Money spent here stays here. Tourists that come into the town, it’s going to bring them in.

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Tuesday May 7 Custodian Bob Stewart says he was absolutely chuffed with the response he received to an open day after the disused railway tunnel in the Spooner’s Range was featured in the Nelson Weekly. The tunnel was unlocked for visitors on Sunday attracting more than 500 people who were keen to walk the 1352 metre tunnel. It is now closed until October.

Tuesday May 7 The Bridge St Collective and Cafe have a new house roast. Thanks to Pomeroys and the blind tasting panel made up of Peter Lucas, Cathy Knight, Topper Dowling, Stephen Lee and Sean Barker, a winning roast was chosen alongside another option which will be trialled for public opinion for the next few weeks.

Tuesday 30 April A family who lost everything in the flood three weeks ago have been overwhelmed with the goodwill shown by the community after appearing in the Nelson Weekly. Lee Cole, his partner and two young children have been inundated with donated goods, including a $500 giftcard anonymously gifted by a Nelson Weekly reader.

Tuesday April 30 After their story appeared in the Nelson Weekly, the local women who took on the Nelson Rollos adventure race two weeks have managed to raise more than $3000 for local women who have battled cancer. Vicky Shelling, Petra Nugent and Janine Pomeroy were overwhelmed by the support of family, friends, strangers and other generous members of the community who have helped them raise awareness and money for the Pink Pilates Trust, a local programme that offers rehabilitation for women who have undergone cancer-related surgery. To find out more about Pink Pilates, visit www.pinkpilates.co.nz or call Helen Nott at Activate Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Services on 03 548 2622 Tuesday April 2 Following an article in the Nelson Weekly the Nelson Custom Motorcycle Club, which was founded at the start of this year has gained another five members to its ranks. The club meets every fortnight and meets are organised via text message. To join the text database, send your name to Miki on 022 046 4549. All makes and models of bike are welcome.

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He also added that Kmart’s decision to pick Richmond over Nelson highlighted the growth in the region. Meanwhile Gibbons managing director Scott Gibbons says he is delighted to be working with a renowned New Zealand company and labelled it as “another significant anchor tenant”.

He says Gibbons Construction is progressing well with the development works onsite and has many local subcontractors from the Tasman region working on the project. The Richmond Warehouse is expected to create approximately 60 new jobs.

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Do you love to sing? Join us

A new choir is hoping to attract singers and even those who may not think they’re singers to its opening night this month.

The new community choir has the loose name of Community Choir at the Boathouse and its teacher, Alice Robin, says she’s hoping a whole range of people will come out of the woodwork and take part.

Alice has been leading community singing groups in the UK for the last seven years, including community choirs, monthly ‘Big Sings’ and a hugely popular Community Choirs Festival. She is passionate about gathering people together to celebrate connection through song

and community, and believes that anyone can take part if they want to. “Anybody who has a real urge to sing is welcome. Even if you can only sing a very limited range or you don’t think you can sing at all, you can come and try here and if you like it there’s room for you.”

She believes there is room for another choir in the city and has attracted funding from the Arts Council. The opening night will be on Monday, May 20 from 7pm.

If you would like to give the choir a try – simply come along just before 7pm on a Monday or contact Alice for more detail on 553 0448 or alice@leavesofgreen.co.nz

Talent on Book bid for Alzheimers show at Fashion Island Alzheimers Society Nelson board member, Liam Butler, with a copy of the book up for blind auction this week. Photo: Andrew Board.

The local Alzheimers society is hoping a book about Britain’s Iron Lady – who also suffered from the disease – will help raise it some money.

The book, The Life of Margaret Thatcher, was released last month and is written by Thatcher’s speech writer and advisor Robin Harris. The book has received rave reviews and provides insight into what Thatcher was thinking when dealing with and to political colleagues, the tribula-

tions of the miner’s strikes and the Falklands War. Board Member of the Alzheimers Society Nelson Inc, Liam Butler, says the book sells for $37.99 at book stores and he is hoping a blind auction for the book in the Nelson Weekly will raise a few dollars for the society.

To bid for the book, email you bid to editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz by May 19.

Local talent was out in force over the weekend with the finals of the Fashion Island Talent Quest taking place on Saturday.

With entrants from all over Nelson competing for the top spot, the 9 to 13 year old age group was won by Estella Rose, 11, of Richmond and the 14 to 18 year old age group was taken out

by Chase Tongohau, 18.

The overall winner for the competition was Estella, who took home $250 worth of Fashion Island gift vouchers and $250 worth of recording sessions.

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Nelson Beauty Therapy takes clean sweep at awards Nelson Beauty Therapy continues to grow from strength lasia, next month to attend the Dermalogica Internationto strength and owner Bedelia is so proud of the fact that al conference. This will be a great experience, with the this year they have won Salon of Distintion New Zeaopportunity to meet Jane Wuyand, the woman behind land, Number 1 Dermalogthe brand who started Dermalogica ica retail sale for the whole nearly 30 years ago, alongside the docof New Zealand and Best tors and scientists that create the prodNew Business at the recent ucts.

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I think more people would use it. Rocks Rd is a beautiful part of Nelson. After being here for nearly 8 years I love driving/ walking around Rocks Rd and seeing the beach, the mountains, the snow. Making it so more people use it is a good thing. Ema Posa.

Good idea, the number of times I've almost been hit.

Sean Armstrong.

Great idea! One of my favourite places in Nelson, many hours of running, walking and relaxing at the gorgeous restaurants and photographing the beautiful scenery and people. Yes, yes and yes.

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I can think of better things the council should be doing with the money - it's not going to ease the traffic problems is it at certain times of the day look at the Atawhai cycleway - the council said at least 300 people a day should be using it - but I only ever see a few people on it! Sue Smith.

Awesome just do it!!!

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Sounds lovely, however with the big trucks and traffic rumbling passed and Rocks Rd is still going to be the noisy, dusty, smelly place it is now, Not somewhere I choose to bike or walk for fun. Michelle Walker.

It's about time, just get rid of the traffic or maybe one way system in place. Deanna Benjamin.

To REALLY future-proof Nelson as a progressive city, double lane Rocks Rd first, and then build the cycle way. Scott Marris.

Warehouse announces Richmond move: Thats going hurt Nelson City!!

Richmond's the place!! Free parking the works. Annie Whall.

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YAY! Hardly ever gonna need to go into town and pay for parking now!! I'm still more excited about K-mart though. Jasmine Nicholson-Mooney Oops, there goes the reason to go to Nelson. Jason Cunniffe.

Yay, now I never have to drive past Queen St to town ever again. Because now Richmond has it all. Mmm now I can move to the country cause everything is closer. Shawnee Burford-Young.

I'll still shop at K-Mart but it will be handy to have a Warehouse closer too, as many people above have said, there goes the reason we go to Nelson! Now my trips there will be just for visiting friends.

Hannah-Dan Sangster.

Yuck! Can this region really buy any more shit? Phil Jordan.

Feel sorry for the little shops that will lose trade. Nancy Holden.

Oh no! Richmond doesn't need The Warehouse. It will affect the business of other local shops and the parking will be even worse than it is some days now. Carol Stewart.

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RWCA has very recently rebranded from the well respected Richards Woodhouse. New name, new brand in a new building in the heart of town, but with the same people and the same professional service. Helen has been with RWCA for over 10 years, returning to Nelson after a 20 year out of town experience from Christchurch to the Cayman Islands.

Returning to Nelson was an easy and natural choice. “I love Helen McEwan working with the diversity of personalities and talent we have in this region. I believe in balance, family, giving back to the community and getting outdoors, it’s the perfect place to live” RWCA offers the full range of business services covering all aspects of business operations. From GST, wages, financial accounts and analysis to valuations, estate planning and managing the financial aspects of your business if you choose to spend your winter in the sun. Our philosophy is to provide the advice and knowledge we have, to walk alongside clients as their business’ progress, to help them grow and succeed. We operate as a team, with a professional and committed staff there is always someone happy to help.

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AREINZ qualified and drawing on more than nine years experience in the real estate industry Nikki Ryan is a marketing and property consultant for Harcourts Nelson. After setting up Harcourts Golden Bay, and running the business for nine years, Nikki sold the business last year to move home to Nelson. She is consistently in the top 5% of Harcourts nationally, consistently placed in the top 5 Harcourts agents in the Nelson Region and has been no. 1 in the South Island for Harcourts. Nikki has sold $70million of property throughout the region. Nikki enjoys the diversity of her job where one day she is selling a $200,000 investment property, the next day donning gumboots on a lifestyle block and the next selling a million dollar home. Her rates are highly competitive and working to get the best price possible for her clients keeps them coming back. Nikki’s client base of repeat business welcome her experience and are delighted with her work ethic, integrity and ability to think outside the square.

With a huge base of potential buyers at her fingertips and a reputation for getting the best results, if you’re in the business to buy or sell talk to Nikki Ryan at Harcourts Nelson.

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With a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting, Sandra is an expert in making financial recording both simple and Sandra Hunter convenient. From payroll, budgeting, invoicing, accounts payable, GST returns, PAYE returns, coding and tracking, regular book keeping means come the end of the financial year, you can avoid the last minute scramble and expensive accountant fee and hand over a well organised, up to date record of your business and its finances. Sandra prides herself on attention to detail and getting to know what makes your business tick and as a small business owner herself, she understands the need to keep accounting simple, affordable and accurate. For routine book keeping services that will keep your finances in order, talk to Sandra from Astra Accounting Services Endeavour Homes, Nelson’s 100% locally owned and operated building company would like to introduce a new and friendly face to the team. Having made the move from property management, Debra Lithgow is excited to be back on the front line and working alongside one of Nelson’s leading home builders. Endeavour Homes are gaining a reputation for innovative homes, great value and fantastic customer experience and Debra says while the business is ever growing, Debra Lithgow she loves that it is still small enough to care. Debra has jumped straight into her new role, drawing on years of experience of helping local people buy and sell, she will now guide each customer every step of the way to building their dream home, from choosing the best location, drawing up the first design, to finally handing over the keys to their brand new home. She says focussing on the customer’s requirements, figuring out exactly what they want their house to look like and putting a plan in place to see a high quality end result is proving one of the highlights of her job. “I love the individual attention to detail that goes into building with Endeavour homes, each person has a vision and it’s a pleasure to be able to help them get the home they want.”

Introducing Nelson’s newest driving instructor, Caress Phillips of Streets Ahead Driving School. Caress isn’t new to driving instruction, far from it, she has taught in the busy streets of London and Auckland and now brings her expertise to us in Nelson. Caress draws on these years of instructional experience to customise each lesson to meet individual needs. This experience, Caress says, makes her adept at breaking down learning to drive into easy to Caress Phillips understand and achievable steps for beginners and excellent at analysing what needs to be improved for those already driving wanting to sit their restricted or full licence test. Caress says that in order to pass driving tests these days learner drivers will require tuition from a professional instructor.

The driving test is designed to be passed by a person after 120 hours of supervised driving (a supervisor needs to have held a full NZ licence for two years), included in that 120 hours should be at least 6 - 10 hours of professional instruction. Everyone learns at different rates and some people will be ready for the test sooner than others. When driving think ‘Streets Ahead.’ When learning to drive call ‘Streets Ahead.’

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What is Lighthouse Nelson?

Lighthouse Nelson is your locally owned and operated lighting specialists.

Lighthouse Nelson (formally Brewertons Lighting) has been serving the Nelson & Bays community for over 40 years and prides itself on being able to provide you with all your lighting solutions.

Why is lighting a crucial part of any home build or renovation?

Not only does lighting play a huge part in the atmosphere and the feel of a room, but lighting is what makes your time, effort and investment visible. A good lighting design will get it right the first time with the correct lighting solutions for your home.

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We understand that every person is unique and therefore so is every home.

This means that there is no “one size fits all” for lighting, so every lighting plan is uniquely designed and created, just for you! Our lighting consultation service involves discussion with you over your house plans, requirements and desires. You will then receive a personalised preliminary lighting plan, a fitting suggestions guide with an estimated cost – including a discount for house lots.

What is Artistic Beauty Nelson?

Artistic Beauty Nelson is the home of Karyn Stratford, a make-up artist and trained beautician with over 11 years experience in the industry. Qualified and trained in Nelson, Karyn has a wealth of experience in all things beauty, specialising in special occasion and photo shoot makeup.

What sets Artistic Beauty apart from the rest?

Karyn is passionate about beauty, using her skills as a makeup artist to create the prefect canvas of perfection for her clients. Focusing on makeup, styling and design with the expertise and skills of a beautician, Karyn ticks all the boxes when it comes to looking and feeling beautiful. Karyn uses Senna make-up which is well known for its superb skin perfecting qualities and rich eye colours for high definition photography requirements, perfect for wedding, modeling or commercial photo shoots.

What services does Artistic Beauty offer?

Alongside professional look hair, makeup and styling for special events, portfolios or photo shoots, Artistic Beauty can offer a full menu of beauty treatments, including waxing, skincare, nails, hair, makeup and spray tanning. Ask Karyn about Casting Memories, beautifully handcrafted and framed baby hand and feet castings.

What is it exactly that you do?

We specialise in resurfacing your old concrete or we can cover existing damaged or unsuitable tiles and can match your existing decor with an unlimited choice of colours. Our product is non-slip and extremely hard wearing.

Are there any other services you provide?

Concretex can also grind, polish and seal your existing concrete with a range of finishes that are sure to meet your requirements. No job is too big or too small and we can go anywhere in the country to ensure an excellent job.

Who makes up your business and how long have you been doing this?

Concretex is locally owned and operated by Geoffrey with over 18 years experience in concrete resurfacing along with his son Phillip who recently joined the family business after 20 years in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. Together they offer the complete concrete resurfacing solution, enhancing and adding value to your project.

Who is Ray Rennie Automotive?

When you think cars, think Ray Rennie Automotive. Locally owned and operated our Tahunanui business offers repairs, products and services for both personal and commercial vehicles.

What do I need to be aware of with Winter on the way?

Bring your vehicle in and we’ll sort it for you. Things to have checked are your tyres, brake pads, antifreeze and your battery. The other thing to check is your heater (for obvious reasons) and also your front & back demisters. Ray Rennie Auto is the one stop shop when it comes to your car and our experienced team use state of the art diagnostic equipment and offer a range of services to keep you safe on the road this Winter.

Why should I use Ray Rennie Automotive?

If you want quality automotive repairs for your safety and peace of mind, call Ray Rennie Automotive. Ray has spent many years as a qualified mechanic and strives to ensure a job is done on time and to the highest standard possible. His reputation for doing whatever it takes to see you right along with fast, friendly customer service will blow you away.

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Can you find replacements of my old beloved (but scratched)vinyl albums?

Yes, we probably can - just because you can’t find the album you’re looking for on the shelves here or at other stores doesn’t mean it’s not available. We regularly import from various spots around the world so chances are we can find it for you from somewhere.

Do you only stock CD’s?

No - as well as CDs we carry DVDs, posters, accessories and most popularly of late, an ever expanding selection of new and used vinyl LPs. Most new release titles are now released on vinyl as well as CD and a wide range of reissues of popular older titles is also available. We have a selection of each instore.

What is the difference between Everyman and other music stores?

We make it our job to know our stuff. We’re always happy to help you find what you’re looking for or make recommendations if you’re feeling out of your depth.

We stock a wide range of titles, from the most popular new release titles to obscure classics that we feel you should be listening to. We love back catalogue - while the here and now is undoubtedly responsible for some great music, we’re not afraid to delve into the past either - there are plenty of other gems like Rodriguez out there waiting to be rediscovered by the adventurous listener.

Home insurance is changing, what is going to happen?

Home Insurance is changing as from June 1, most NZ insurance companies are changing the way they insure your house.

What is changing?

Currently most homes are insured for an unspecified replacement cost, depending on the area you live. From now on however, most homes will be insured for up to a maximum specified amount. Your insurer will now want to know the likely maximum cost of rebuilding your home.

Will I be affected?

The changes to insuring a home for up to a maximum specified amount will affect most homeowners, depending on who you currently have your home insurance with. The changes cover all kinds of home whether it be a townhouse, free-standing house, rural home or any other residential home.

How do I know what to insure my home for?

Let Graeme West at Nelson Bays Insurance Brokers take a closer look at your insurance. You’ll need professional advice and expert opinions when it comes to reading the fine print and figuring out the best policy for you and your home. Call him now for free advice or a free quote.

What causes tooth decay?

For hundreds of years diet has been a well known causing factor in tooth decay. Bacteria on the tooth, known as plaque, ferment carbohydrates or sugars in the foods we eat. By products of this process are acids which dissolve tooth enamel. In between eating however tooth enamel can remineralise and heal.This happens because saliva reduces the effect of the acids and calcium, fluroide and other minerals can enter the enamel to repair the damage.

How can I help prevent tooth decay?

To prevent tootch decay and further dental problems, it is important to promote good oral health through eating well, brushing teeth frequently and visiting a dentist regularly. By maintining good dental health you can reduce the risk of future dental costs, decay and gum disease. A regular check up at the dentist is an important part of keeping teeth and gums healthy.

What services does the Tahunanui Dental Centre provide?

The team of qualified and experienced dentists offer a range of dental care services to local families. From teeth cleaning, infection control, preventive care, check-ups, teeth whitening, exams, straightening and repairs, visit them at 85 Tahunanui Dve. What services do you provide?

We offer comprehensive ocular examinations, specialist contact lens services and products, top quality spectacle frames and German quality Carl Zeiss lenses. We can match lenses to lifestyle and work environment and offer a reputation you can trust.

What sets Matthews Eyewear, Eyecare apart from the rest?

We have been providing professional ophthalmic care and quality ocular products to the people of Nelson and Tasman for over 57 years. We are proud of our relationship with top European manufactures and provide only the best quality brands in frames and lenses to our patients.

I have never worn glasses before but I think I may need to. What do I do?

If you think your vision is getting worse then you need to seek professional ophthalmic advice. Ocular symptoms can be very obvious or very subtle and in some serious diseases , such as glaucoma ,non existent!, A change of any kind should be assessed as soon as possible for early detection of ocular disease.

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$14,980 If you are in the market for a Ford Falcon or a Holden Commodore, then you should do yourself a favour and test drive a Maxima. They also have plenty of power, comfort and heaps of interior room. This one is NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a grunty 3.5 litre V6 and is automatic with tiptronic option. The interior is in very tidy condition.

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If you are wanting a NZ new, stylish and fuel effecient hatch then this is for you. It’s had 1 owner from new. It’s powered by a nippy 1500cc motor and is automatic. The interior is in immaculate condition. It also has 2 airbags, ABS brakes, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, air conditioning, CD and tinted glass.

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Are you in the market for a good reliable 2nd car for the family, or just need a great value car for your daily commute to work?. Well if the answer is YES then take a peek at this. Its NZ new and had 3 owners. Its powered by a 2.0 litre motor and is automatic. The cambelt has been replaced. The interior is very spacious and is in immaculate condition. It also has airbags, ABS brakes, CD, airconditioning, remote locking and electric windows and mirrors.

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How about this just coming into winter. If you are planning to go skiing, tramping or just need an 8 seater to ferry the kids to winter sports, then this could be for you. It’s powered by a grunty 3.0 litre turbo diesel and is automatic. It has had the cambelt etc replaced. The interior is in very tidy condition.

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If you are in the market for a mid range SUV for the family then this should do the trick. It’s probably one of the most popular SUV’s on the roads of NZ today. It’s NZ new and had 3 owners. It’s powered by a 2.4 litre motor and is automatic.

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There is no doubt that this model Ford Courier XLX 2WD double cab is the most popular model that we have sold to date. They are popular with a very wide range of people. This one is NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 2.5 litre turbo diesel motor and is 5 speed manual. It’s been on a full maintainance program from new and we have the records. It also has ABS brakes, 2 airbags, electric windows and mirrors, CD, air conditioning, factory alloys, tufdeck, alloy ladder racks, alloy nudgebar and a towbar.

If you are sick of getting stuck on the boatramp or out with the horsefloat then this may fix all of those problems.

This Crewman Cross 6 is all wheel drive, powered by a 3.6 litre V6 motor and is automatic. The interior is in very tidy condition. It also has 4 airbags, ABS brakes, CD, remote locking, air conditioning, electric windows and mirrors, cruise control, carryboy canopy, factory 17 inch alloys and a detachable tongue towbar.

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Is the family expanding and now you need an 8 seater? Well this could solve ALL of your needs. It’s the TX model which is the higher spec of the Toyota Prado diesel models. It’s powered by a grunty 3.0 litre turbo diesel and is automatic. This has enough grunt to tow the boat, caravan or your horsefloat.

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$13,980 Hyundai Tucson aWd Manual 2005

Are you an outdoors type who loves getting off the beaten track but needs the safety of an AWD so not to be getting stuck? If the answer is YES then this is for you. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s powered by a peppy 2.0 litre motor and is 5 speed manual. It also 4WD lock and traction control. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has airbags, CD, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, towbar, factory alloys, air conditioning and roofrails.

Well what else can you say about these utes than they are probably the most popular 2WD diesel ute ever sold in NZ. This one is NZ new and had 1 owner. It’s powered by a 3.0 litre turbo diesel motor and is 5 speed manual. It’s been on a full maintainance program from new and we have the records. It also has CD, air conditioning, 2 airbags, electric windows, remote locking, tufdeck, torno cover and a towbar.

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If you are in the market for a well specked 4WD with lowish kms then this could be it. It’s NZ new and had 2 owners. It’s the SDX 4WD Double Cab which was the top spec model in 2004. It’s powered by a 2.5 litre turbo diesel and is 5 speed manual. The interior is in tidy condition. It also has ABS brakes, CD, air conditioning, airbags, electric windows and mirrors, remote locking, running boards, factory alloys and a towbar.

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Plunket’s baby sale returns

'Amazing race’ caps off youth week Sinead Ogilvie Nelson’s secondary students finished off New Zealand Youth Week with a bang on Saturday as they took part in the third annual ‘Amazing Race’.

The event aims to celebrate youth in the community and provide them with a unique event that is run by youth, for youth says Nelson Youth councillor Samantha Stephens.

“This is the third time the event has been held and it is becoming more and more successful.

It’s a fun event provided to the youth of Nelson.

It’s a great chance for us to get together, get to know each other and have a good time.”

The event was open to all secondary schools with 11 teams entering from around the region.

Designed to be challenging and encourage team building, each team completed a list of challenges based around the city and at the Trafalgar Pavilion, including a photo scavenger hunt, food challenges and obstacle courses. “There are a range of different challenges to make the race fun and exciting.

Everyone has really enjoyed themselves and a lot have said they’ll be back again next year.

It’s definitely going to get bigger.”

The event was held by the Nelson Youth Council in conjunction with The Truck, Nelson City Council and the Tasman District Council.

Sally Robinson, 16, Nelson College for Girls student takes on the Amazing Race. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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Big crowds are expected to flock to the Plunket Baby Bonanza this Saturday, with more than 50 stalls already registered to take part in the event.

The well known annual bonanza is set to be another huge hit with both mums and mothers to be gearing up for the chance to grab quality second hand baby gear at bargain prices. The event attracts hundreds of people each year says Gael Petch community services coordinator for Nelson Tasman Bays Plunket.

“This is an extremely popular fundraiser and is one of the major ones we do each year. Over the years it has become a very successful event, so we are excited to have it back once more.”

The event offers local people the opportunity to buy and sell secondhand

and near new children’s clothes, toys and nursery items all in one location and while the idea behind it is to fundraise and raise awareness for the local Plunket organisation, Gael says it is also an important community service.

“It’s a really great way to put people who need affordable but quality items in touch with those who have plenty to pass on. It is a fun event for everyone involved.”

The Plunket Baby Bonanza will be held from 9am to 12 at the Hope Hall this Saturday. Entry costs $2 with all proceeds going to Nelson Tasman Bays Plunket.

Anyone who has lots of good quality pre-loved childrens items and would like to sell them at the bonanza can contact Lisa Foote on 542 4496.

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Chef ready for school fundraiser

Chef Chris Fortune is coming to town, hoping to help parents feed their children vegetables and raise some money for Hampden St School in the process.

Chris won New Zealand Hell's Kitchen in 2003 and now lives in Marlborough. He is coming to Nelson to host his workshop "how to get your children to eat their green snotty vegetables..."

It promises to show parents how to improve their child's eating habits, money saving tricks and show them how to make nutritious and yummy lunch and dinner choices with seasonal food.

The workshop is at Hampden St School Hall on Thursday, May 16, from 7pm.

The cost is $10 per person or $15 for a couple.

Tickets, which include drinks and nibbles, are available from the school office or by calling 021 077 7553 or emailing skmilligan@xtra.co.nz.

Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly in the hope that more can be found out about them.

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Wednesday, May 8 At 11.31am a 16 year old man was arrested for burglary. A 27 year old man was arrested on Kea St at 5.25pm for an offensive and disturbing use of a telephone. At 11.15pm a 19 year old man was arrested for threatening behaviour (likely to cause violence).

Thursday, May 9 At 4.30pm a 51 year old man was arrested for unlawfully possessing a pistol, possessing cannabis and unlawfully carrying a firearm. At 7.44pm a 44 year old man was arrested for threatening to kill or do grievous bodily harm and contravening a protection order.

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Friday, May 10 At 6.21pm two men, aged 23 and 20, were arrested for disorderly behaviour after an incidenton the corner of Bridge and Harley Sts. At 9.30pm a 40 year old woman was arrested for common assault and possessing cannabis.

Saturday, May 11 At 6.45pm a 19 year old man was arrested for driving while disqualified for the third time.

Sunday, May 12 At 1.21am a 30 year old woman was arrested for a breach of the liquor ban. At 1.40am a 21 year old man was put in the detox centre for being too drunk. At 4.30am an 18 year old man was arrested for have a breath alcohol level over 400 mcgs per litre of breath. A 15 year old girl was arrested at 10.s0am for assaulting with intent to injure and common assault. At 7.30pm there was a report of aggravated robbery at Caltex on Waimea Rd.

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SPORT

Chatham Cup win for College

Erron Maxey slam dunks the winning points in the Nelson Giants' over-time thriller with the Wellington Saints. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

First time entrants Nelson College are the only local team through to the second round of the ASB Chatham Cup, beating Richmond Athletic 1-0 in a rematch of last Tuesday night’s league fixture.

The college side was beaten 3-1 against the Nelson Pine Industries first division leaders under lights at Jubilee Park but managed to turn the tables in the cup tie – a 10th minute Kevin Obed strike separating the two sides.

College coach Dave Shaw was pleased with his side’s performance in front of a healthy Richmond crowd. “All the boys are really chuffed especially after Tuesday’s game where they didn’t do themselves justice,” he says. “From losing 3-1 on Tuesday to winning 1-0 in what was a good crowd we were really pleased.”

Nelson College, who are one of only two school sides left in the 90 year old competition, will now take on Blenheim’s Central Pirates in the next round of the Nelson College forward Kevin Obed makes a run through the southern section, after they beat Richmond Athletic defence during Saturday's Chatham Cup FC Nelson 2-1 on Saturday. game at Jubilee Park. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

It ended with a dunk For Giants fans Saturday night's game could not have been scripted any better.

A game winning slam dunk with just seconds left in over-time brought the hoop down as Erron Maxey's 100kg frame hung on it, leaving the Wellington Saints stunned and the crowd on its feet in amazement.

Having erased a 14 point fourth quarter deficit, the Fico Finance Nelson Giants ended a two game losing streak in the 89-88 victory, after a tough road trip down south.

And Erron, who top scored with 32 points, believes the home victory over the star-studded Saints side, which features New Zealand Breakers legend Dillion Boucher and is coached by Pero Cameron, was the perfect way to bounce back from the past two games. "It's more important to get the win after the two losses. We had a tough week of training and everyone has been focussing, we just stuck to our game plan and managed to pull it out," the former Saint says.

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dunk was something most basketball fans would not have seen before. Speaking to Erron after the game, it was something he had never seen, let alone done, before either. "It's just one of these things.

When I was coming down I felt everything coming down with me.

I was just trying to get the ball in as hard as possible."

While the Saints do not top the Bartercard NBL standings, they are still one of the competition favourites and the win highlights the Giants' potential, which has increased the self belief in the squad. "No matter whether we win or lose we believe in ourselves. We just want to put our best foot forward in every game and last week was a bump on the road. We had to bounce back and this gets us on the right track."

The Giants, who now sit in third place, host the win-less Waikato Pistons at the Trafalgar Centre this Friday night. Tip off is at 7pm.

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Nelson College too good for Waimea Phillip Rollo There was plenty of hype, plenty of passion and plenty of yellow cards but at the end of the day Nelson College was just too good for Waimea College in Saturday’s Press Cup fixture.

Nelson now has two wins from the first two games after avoiding the potential banana skin 32-3 in front of a vocal crowd scattered along the college’s embankment.

While the six cards – five of which were handed to Waimea players – might have ruined the spectacle in the final 20 minutes, the result had all but been decided by that stage and Nelson coach Bill Liddell believe all of the penalties were justified. “I think the game lost a bit of structure in the last 20 minutes with so many yellow cards but I don’t blame the referee for that. It was just ill-discipline at the break down,” he says. “We made some mistakes there too but at the end of the day they were desperate and that happens when you’re desperate.”

In the leadup to the match the coaches from both teams highlighted the strong Waimea forward pack, but it was the Nelson players that had the better game around the paddock with number eight Larry Banse running through the defence with ease. “I have to be honest, when we were picking and going and running our systems I didn’t expect to see us break through as often as we did but the guys played very well.”

Nelson will now take on the win-less Nayland College, who went down 41-9 to Ashburton College on the weekend. The game kicks off at Nayland College at 12noon on Saturday.

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Nelson College first five Mitchell Hunt tries to get a pass away whilst being tackled during Saturday's Press Cup win over Waimea College on Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Saxton courts buzzing as season begins

25 SKEET A Grade: 1st John Moore 24; 2nd Keith Van Asch 23; 3rd Neil Simpson 22 B Grade: 1st Dennis Brough 25; 2nd Murray Sheppard 24; 3rd Brad Gould 24 C Grade: 1st Gerald Beattie 23; 2nd Vaughan Workman 21; 3rd Graeme Wilkes 20 10 PAIR DOUBLE RISE A Grade: 1st Martin O’Connor 18; 2nd Paul Black 18; 3rd Neil Simpson 17 B Grade: 1st Paul Hedwig 17; 2nd Brad Gould 16; 3rd Bob Aldrich 16 C Grade: 1st Nick Thorpe 13; 2nd Barry Tait 13; 3rd Gerald Beattie 12 15 MINIS A Grade: 1st Paul Black 15; 2nd Murray Sheppard 15; 3rd Bruce Mead 14 B Grade: 1st Bob Aldrich 15; 2nd Dennis Brough 14; 3rd Ron Marks 13 C Grade: 1st Dick Pilbrow 13; 2nd Nick Thorpe 12; 3rd Gerald Beattie 12 50 SINGLE RISE A Grade: 1st Vince Baley 49; 2nd Keith Van Asch 49; 3rd Martin O’Connor 48 B Grade: 1st Dennis Brough 49; 2nd Grant Crosbie 48; 3rd Paul Hedwig 48 C Grade: 1st Barry Tait 43; 2nd Gerald Beattie 43; Dick Pilbrow 42 25 BALL TRAP A Grade: 1st Martin O’Connor 23; 2nd Keith Van Asch 23; 3rd Neil Simpson 22 B Grade: 1st Ron Marks 20; 2nd Wal Dalley 19; 3rd Paul Hedwig 18 C Grade: 1st Barry Tait 17; 2nd Nick Thorpe 17; 3rd Gerald Beattie 16 Next Shoot: 16 June 2013, 10.00 am start - 25 Skeet and 100 DTL – Ball Trap open for practice Valley Road, Golden Downs; Food available morning tea & lunch; cash and cheque but no EFTPOS Contact Secretary Jacqui Oldham 03 547 8473 or email nelsonwaimeagunclub@yahoo.co.nz

Stoke's Jaime Kingi on the go in Stoke Accessman's win over Waimea College 10A at Saxton Field on Saturday.

Photo: Phillip Rollo.

The Nelson Netball 2013 season got underway at Saxton courts in perfect weather conditions. Players were keen to get the first game under their belts and begin to acclimatise themselves with the outdoor surface.

Competition was tight in Grade 3 and a blanket could practically be thrown over the six teams in the season’s opener. Prices Pharmacy White accounted for Jacks Navy 27-24, while Jacks Ale House drew 20 all with Motueka High School.

The third game of the grade was a relatively close encounter between Stoke Accessman and Waimea College 10A. Stoke Accessman’s attack settled early while the mid court zone they played appeared to faze their younger opponents. Deanna Hunter and Georgia Wright combined nicely in Stoke’s shooting circle, where they received an abundance of pressure free ball from their feeders. The blue team went into the first break with a 9-6 advantage, which could have been considerably higher if they had converted more of their nine turnovers.

Stoke’s zone defence created more tip and turnover ball in the second quarter. Wing defence, Tanya Popata did a power of work on the outside of the circle, which enabled her circle defenders Lanessa White and Jess Hildyard to pick up the in-

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tercept ball.

While Stoke looked as if they had the game under control with a 1610 lead at the major break, changes

by Waimea College soon paid dividends. Libby Wehner vacated the WD bib to take up centre where she soon stamped her authority, while Ellie Gaging was calm under pressure at goal attack she netted some beautiful shots to win the quarter 8-6. Megan Stack made an impact off the bench when she made a useful contribution at wing defence. Georgia Roden came in for praise from her coaches with her improvement in training and her second half performance at goal keep.

Stoke’s wing attack, Jaime Kingi had the majority of centre pass receives against her name and delivered quality ball to her shooters, hitting the circle edge for the optimum feed. Jess Hildyard, displayed great vision, reading the play well she picked up four well timed intercepts, while Lanessa White rebounded strongly to put in a commendable performance.

The honours were shared in the final stanza with five apiece, however Stoke had done enough to claim the 27-23 win.

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TriAlS: The South Island Moto Trials Championship is being held this weekend at 88 Valley, near Wakefield. The venue is at the world-renowned Nonstop Adventure Trials Park and the spoils will be fought for over two days of competition. Day one, on Saturday, will kick off at 10.30 and most riders are expected to have completed the course mid to late afternoon. The same applies for day two on Sunday. The event will be clearly sign posted from the 88 Valley turn off on the south side of Wakefield.

Brady Jones, 16, Glen Ogle, Nash Thornley, 15, and Logan Clarke, 11, are off to the BMX champs. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

World champs for local BMX racer's of dollars to get to the usually internationally hosted event.

“This event has never been in New Zealand before so it is a fantastic opportunity for them. It means riders like these guys get the chance to compete against their peers from all over the world without having to pay so much to get there.”

Logan says he is extremely excited to race in the event and is looking forward to taking on people from all over the world. “It will be a good experience and it will be fun racing against people from different countries.”

Glen says having the championships in New Zealand means not only “an amazing opportunity” for him but the chance to witness some of the world best BMX racing in such close proximity will be a highlight too. “It’s not very often you get the chance to see these guys race in person and the fact it’s in our own backyard is so great.”

All four riders will compete in the 20 inch class with Brady also entering as a wild card in the Cruiser class. The event will be held at Auckland’s Vector Arena from 24 to 28 July.

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Four local BMX riders will have the opportunity of a lifetime when for the first time ever, the BMX World Championships are held in New Zealand.

Brady Jones, 16, Glen Ogle, Nash Thornley, 15, and Logan Clarke, 11 have qualified to compete at the champs and for the first time in their racing careers will be able to attend.

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rUgbY: Galbraith Nelson and Accessman Stoke have both enjoyed wins in the first round of the Tasman Trophy over the weekend. Nelson beat Waitohi 12-3 and Stoke beat Awatere 36-9. Star & Garter Waimea Old Boys and Taylor's Contracting Wanderers also had big wins in the competition against Marlborough teams with Waimea winning 73-21 over Moutere and Wanderers winning 42-35 over Central.

ATTENTION ALL PEOPLE OVER 50 YEARS OF AGE Now is the time to join Nelson Grey Power Assn - the voice of our Regions older people.

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Membership Benefits include; • Competitive Discount book with 185 suppliers • $2000 - free Accidental Death and Dismemberment Policy • Discounted Travel on InterIslander and Straits Ferries • Home Building discounts by Jennian and Milestone Homes • Attractive Term Investment Rates with Nelson Building Society • Fantastic Air New Zealand Holiday Shop Travel Packages • Reduced Admission Cost to Nelson’s State Cinema (including discounts at Stefanos Restaurant)

The future costs of living for older people will continue to be a major challenge and Nelson Grey Power Assn is here to represent you and advocate on your behalf.

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NEW AQUA THERAPY session for Hip Knee Ankle Shoulder Back issues. Superb therapy if suffering with pain. Exercise Professionals with you in the Warm Water.

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Current Nelson School of Music instrumental tutor and former Principal Tutor of its' Contemporary Music Performance Course. Contact Joe on 545-6046 HOW ARE YOU? Ask yourself... Are you stuck in one or many areas of your life?

Days fly by and soon the years pass and you’re still “waiting” Nothing much has changed. Learn about YOU, set yourself free and have more fun in your life. TAKE ACTION NOW-contact me today, for a complimentary 10 minute telephone conversation and a half hr introduction to coaching with me in person for just $25.

Contact Caron 021 1457 162 caronproctor@me.com www.lifecoachnelson.co.nz COMMUNITY LIFE CENTRE STOKE Connecting community by offering a range of activities incl. different styles of yoga, meditation, massage, workshops, film & discussion. We have therapy, workshop & presentation rooms for hire. www. thelifecentre.co.nz or Brian P: 547 8468 "MAKE THEM HEAR YOU!" The Nelson Male Voice Choir invites you to our concert on Sun 26 May, 2pm, Nelson School of Music. Adults $20, Under 18 $5, Under 10 Free. Available: Nelson School of Music, Richmond Mall and Summit Real Estate Stoke. Another entertaining afternoon of music old and new. Guest Artists: Nelson Boys College. Prep Choir.

TOP OF THE SOUTH MORRIS MINOR CAR CLUB lunch meeting 11.45am Tapawera Hotel Sun 26 May. Anyone welcome. If coming contact Julie 547 3316 Trevor 5268884 before Fri 24 May. STAR PARTY View the moon, Saturn & other stellar objects. Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Atawhai.

7pm onwards, Fri 17 May. All welcome.

Weather permitting. Robert 5445241 CYCLE TRAIL: The next Official Partners meeting is open to all local business operators willing to achieve the marketing & hospitality levels required to develop Dun Mountain & Great Taste Trail experiences in to a world class cycling destination product. 5.30pm Wed 15 May, Jester House Café, Aporo Rd Tasman WAITAKI OLD GIRLS NELSON Annual Meeting followed by High Tea. Meet at 20 Hoult Cres Monaco 2pm Sun 26 May. Thelma 035476384 to advise attendance.

CARDS 500 Mon 1-4pm. Hearing house, 354 Trafalgar Sq, Nelson. Afternoon tea included $2 donation. Very limited parking Ph John 545 9304 or Rose 545 8695 TOWN MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS Thurs 16 May, 6:30pm Graeme O'Brien wishes to invite all who are concerned about the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement to attend this Town Meeting and show their support for the Nelson Resolution to be heard by Nelson City Council defending the Sovereignty of New Zealand and Democracy for the people.

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GET COOKING Learn how to cook healthy food on a budget, no experience necessary. Mon 9-11.30am 13 May-24 June. 16yrs + $2 per session. Victory Community Centre INNER WHEEL Friendship Fun and involvement in your local community. For details phone Sharon 5448312 BADMINTON Trafalgar Badminton Club plays on Mon, Nelson College for Girls' gym, Rutherford St/Bronte St. corner. Juniors 6-7.30pm, Seniors 7.30-9pm Martin 5489710. All abilities welcome.

CRISIS PREGNANCY SUPPORT: An unexpected pregnancy can be a scary time but there are people who can help. We offer a free, confidential service to help you discover the support there is available to enable you to continue with your pregnancy. St Lukes Health Center 0800 004 277 or visit www.crisispregnancysupport.co.nz ENGLISH CONVERSATION GROUP friendly informal meeting every Wed 4.30-6pm. Main hall behind Trinity Church, Nile St. International Students, new residents & visitors welcome. For info phone Bill 548 5844 or Rachael 548 9488.

TOASTMASTERS develop your personal confidence through public speaking in the safety & with the support of the High Noon Nelson or Madhatters Toastmasters clubs. Ph: 0800-PEOPLE (0800 736 753).

FRIENDS OF THE QUEEN'S GARDENS Help keep the Gardens looking their best. Meet weekly to rake, polish & groom. Ellen 546 6533.

FRIDAY NIGHT INDOOR BOWLS Try it at St Andrews Upper Songer St Stoke 7pm Friday evenings. Non competitive a good social activity Ph 547 3329 NELSON CAMERA CLUB Meets 2nd & 4th Mon each month at Nelson Netball Clubrooms Saxton Field Pavilion Stoke. 7.30-10.30 (approx) Ph Peter Wise 035488090 w.w.w.nelsoncameraclub.co.nz STOKE INDOOR BOWLING CLUB meets every Tues at the Warnes Stadium, Songer St, Stoke @ 7pm. New members welcome, social & competitive bowls.

Coaching given. K.Forsyth 547 7485 THE SPINNERS meet every 2nd & 4th Thurs, The weavers the 3rd Thurs at 9-30am. The felting group meet the 3rd Thurs at 11.30am .Bring your lunch & join us we have a lot of laughs. Learners & newcomers welcome. Birch Hall, Richmond Showground’s contact Mary 5472 611 BADMINTON: Thurs nights 7.30-9.30 at Stoke Memorial Hall. Must be 30yrs & over, come and give it a go. All abilities welcome. Just $3 a night. Janette 5472366 or Tracey 5476460 INDOOR BOWLS: Wakapuaka Club playing at Clifton Tce School Hall 7pm Tues. Friendly active club for all ages.

Come and give it a try, coaching available.

New members welcome. Contact Fred 5483541, Brian/Kay 5450542 SCOTTISH DANCING: The Nelson club dance every Thurs 7.45pm at the YMCA, 156 Toi Toi St, Nelson. No partner needed, wear comfortable clothes and soft shoes.

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THE NAYLAND BADMINTON CLUB: Join in, Stoke Memorial Hall, Weds REGULAR EVENTS DUCK SOUP singles night on first Sun of Juniors(8-12years), 4-5.30pm. Seniors(13prevention, including while breastfeeding and per menopause. 22 May 1-2pm & 7-8pm Tahunanui Library. For information contact Alicia at bomnzalicia@hotmail.co.nz or PH 03 5472811 ANNUAL MILITARY DAY to be held between 1-4pm on Sun 19 May, Pigeon Valley Steam Museum, Wakefield. Refreshments, stalls, vehicles, train rides, displays & WW2 battle, at 2.30pm, with live commentary by Murray Leaming. $5 admission for over 14's, Seniors $3, and under 14 free. Fun for all the family.

FUN NIGHT OUT! Nayland Kindergarten QUIZ NIGHT - Fri 14 June, Broadgreen Intermediate Hall. $10/seat, BOOK NOW. 547 6313 naylandkindy@ts.co.nz GREENHILL COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA present a concert of light classics & popular tunes at Nelson School of Music, Sun 19 May, 3pm. $10 on the door, children FREE. Peter 0210707624 FRESH FOCUS Everyone welcome SPEAKER Dave Duncan will present “Nelson and its Harbour Master” Mon 20 May, 10-11am, The Suburban Club 168 Tahunanui Dr. $2 gold coin entry COMPUTERS FOR OVER 50S. SeniorNet Nelson will meet at 2pm Wed, 15 May, SeniorNet rooms, Pioneers Park, Hastings St, (opp. Spotlight). Anyone over 50 & interested in computers is welcome. Ph 5469349 TAMING YOUR TODDLER WORKSHOP Tue 21 & 28 May 7:30pm, Nelson District Parents Centre. Strategies to manage behaviour & practical play ideas. Zoe 5456210 or zoehoog66@hotmail.com STOKE SENIORS Weds 15 May: Frank Meria sings ballads & plays piano @ 1.30 pm. $2 entry. Weds 22 May: Gifted performer Louis Lucas-Perry, classical pianist in concert @ 1.30 pm. Admission $4 (incl.

Afternoon Tea) PH: 547-2660 stokeseniors@xtra.co.nz Venue: Stoke Seniors Hall PLUNKET BABY BONANZA Sat 18 May, Hope Hall, Richmond 9am-12pm Over 50 stalls of New, Near New & Second-hand Baby/Children’s Clothes, Toys & Nursery items Table bookings now open, please phone Lisa on 5424496 or email footies2012@vodafone.co.nz QUIZ NIGHT Fundraiser for Brightwater Playcentre. 8 June, 7pm, Hope Community Church. Fantastic prizes! Tickets already selling fast! $15pp including supper. Fully licenced bar. EFTPOS available.

Teams up to 10 people. For tickets or more information contact Jill 541 0472 MIDWINTER CHRISTMAS CRAFT MARKET: Sun 7 July, 10am-3pm, Hope Recreation Hall. Gold coin entry, proceeds donated to Nelson Region Hospice Trust.

Stallholder info or details: midwintermarket@yahoo.co.nz/facebook:Midwinter Christmas Craft Market.

NELSON SQUASH CLUB 50th Anniversary Reunion 2 Nov 2013. Past members & friends register now to lk.elb@xtra.co.nz WAIMARAMA COMMUNITY GARDENS: Learn about organic gardening.

Donate a lttle time to the Nelson community & join in. Monthly meetings to plan activities. Ph 548 1990 / email waimaramacommunitygarden@gmail. com. Working bees each Sun, 2–4pm, hot drink afterwards. Ph 545 2052. Composting working bee this Sat. Off Tantragee Rd, next to RDA in the Brook.

18years), 5.30-7pm. Incl. warm up, coaching & organised games. Racquets & shuttlecocks provided. $4 casual or $35 per term. Aimee 545 6518 or Sue 547 2484.

FREE WEEKLY A/HOURS NURSING CLINIC Tues 5.30-8pm. Checks, assessments, info, blood pressure, minor illness, for other services. Victory Community Health Centre 2 Totara St. 546 8385 ARTY CRAFTIES: Bring your craft or hobby along & spend some time on it with other crafty people at Tahunanui Community Centre! Gold coin/koha. Mon 1.30pm. Tea provided 5486036.

STOKE-TAHUNANUI Rotarians would like to hear from people interested in becoming members, (young and young at heart, men and woman) keen in giving something back to our community, as well as having some fun along the way. Google thisclose.endpolio.org/en. John 5473408.

FITNESS IN TAHUNA: ‘Ladies only’ outdoor group fitness every Tues 6pm Tahunanui Community Centre $5 1hr. Encourage your friends to join you - all abilities welcome, a great chance to get active whilst gaining confidence, strength & fitness! Ph TCC 548 6036 or simply turn up!

COUNSELLING (Confidential & Personal) Available with trainee counsellor graduating this year. Please make appointments through Tahunanui Community Centre - no cost to client Ph 548 6036 GARDENING GROUP: Keen to meet others with an interest in Gardening? Tahunanui Community Centre has an established garden group who meet the 1st Wed each month – Come & join them!

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SIT & BE FIT Victory Community Centre Tues & Victory Community Church (238 Upper Vanguard St) Thurs @10 am. Fun while you get fitter. For info call Shirley on 547 1433 or 021 121 8023 LAWN BOWLS: Learn to play. Free coaching lessons every Mon 9.30-11am, Stoke Bowling Club 18a Ranui Rd Stoke.

Russell Calder 5472334 LAUGHTER YOGA: The body’s natural antidote to stress. Simple yet powerful exercise, combining yogic breathing. Bring yoga mat or towel. Weds 5.30-6.30pm.

Weekly, $2, Victory Community Centre NANA CRAFT: Share crafts that Nanas know, knitting, crochet, stitching. Bring lunch, share projects. Weds 12.30-2.45pm, Pomeroys coffee $2 Donation,Victory Community Centre KIDS-N-KOFFEE: Free Playgroup, Tues 9.45-11.45am All Saints Creche, 30 Vanguard St. Toys, sand pit crafts, music session, food, indoor-outdoor play area. All Welcome. Lois 5487438 STOKE SENIORS SIT & BE FIT Tues @ 11.05 & Weds 11am. Great music & fun while you get fitter. Shirley 547 1433, 021 121 8023 or Stoke Seniors on 54547 2660 TAHUNANUI WOMEN’S INSTITUTE at Stoke retirement Village, 188 Songer St. Meet first Thurs each month, 1.45pm.

New members welcome. Colleen 548 7902 NEWCOMERS WALKING GROUP Every 2nd & 4th Tues of the month. Join us for walk & discover the beautiful landscape of Nelson. Text Norma 0276525274.

SPACE is looking for babies aged 0-3months to join our programmes in the Nelson region. For first time parents & babies. Meet other parents, discussions on child development & parenting, music and activities. Marie Lenihan 03 545 2017 or lenihans@xtra.co.nz

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John Mace, Diana Martin, Nicky Black, Tim Varley, Hannahbess ThomsonLaing, Jenni Chaddock, owner Jacqui Conway, Kay Bishell, owner Andrew Conway and Chloe Bartlett. Absent: Dr Kelly Philips and Dr Todd Field.

It’s been a whirlwind adventure for the busy Vet Centre Richmond on Gladstone Rd, while services are still continuing as normal, renovations are underway after the big flood swept through town. The team would like to thank the staff, friends, builders, electricians, student volunteers, neighbours and customers who showed up on the night and following days with shovels, mops, and rolled up their sleeves to help. This enabled the clinic to open the doors by 9am the next day - and even better that none of the animals got their paws wet. The clinic cat Mogwai, being the only animal in the building was very kindly taken in by the next door neighbours.

There’s been a lot of hustle and bustle at the centre in the aftermath, with builders coming in and out to fix a few things.

While it’s been busy they have been kind enough to complete the work at night so as not to disturb the day to day operations

of the centre. Mogwai loves meeting and greeting clients and patients, so needless to say he is enjoying the extra attention.

In-between the hive of activity a class of proud puppies has just graduated, leaving with a wealth of knowledge and their very own certificate; this now makes way for brand new classes. There is a class held every Tuesday and Thursday from 6pm to 7pm, so get in quick and secure your spot.

While things are getting back to normal, the team has noticed it’s starting to cool down. With the onset of winter fast approaching, the clinic is now offering 15% off all winter beds. These are extremely cosy for all dogs or cats and really suit older pets who suffer from bad joints that get worse in chilly weather.

There has been a new addition to the Vet Centre Richmond’s wildlife fund with the arrival of an abandoned kitten in the last few weeks. Remember this service any-

time you find a sick, injured or confused including dermatology, horse lameness, bird, hedgehog, or other small animal but digital and ultrasound diagnostics, orthoremember the clinic is completely reliant paedics and herd health to name a few. on donations so a wee contriFor your convenience the clinbution is always appreciated. ic is open seven days a week The Vet Centre Richmond of(excluding public holidays) fer a complete range of mediand they have a vet available cal and surgical treatments for for emergencies 24 hours a your pets. They have invested day, 7 days a week, ensuring in the latest technology and their patients are always well staff training, enabling them Clinic cat Mogwai. looked after. They are also to offer diagnostic ultrasound, available for home visits, cat digital x-ray, dental x-ray, endoscopy, and dog vaccinations, farm and livestock bone plating, ophthalmic surgery, behav- visits and can deliver your animal health iour problem solving in cats and dogs and products too. Every Thursday they have a alternative treatments such as acupunc- vet in the Tapawera area and every Tuesture. day in Nelson North, catering to any aniThe Vet Centre Richmond is a mixed ani- mal health requirements there. mal practice catering to all animals large, Visit the clinic Monday to Friday 8am to small, feathered, furred and unusual. 6pm, Saturday 9am to 2pm and Sundays There are a number of vets on the team, 10am to 2pm. For emergencies outside each of whom has a special interest in a clinic hours please call the clinic on 03 certain species of animal, in different ar- 544 5566 and you will be transferred to eas of veterinary, medicine and surgery the emergency vet.

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