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New boss, new healthcare initiatives Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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Hailing from the deep south, Nelson Marlborough Health’s (NMH) Chief Executive Lexie

O’Shea comes to the position with experience having been chief operating officer and deputy chief executive of Southland’s hospitals during Invercargill Hospital’s rebuild. Plans to rebuild Nelson Hospi-

tal have been in the pipeline for more than a decade but are now supposed to get underway this term of government. Lexie says the rebuild is exciting and she is committed to working to the timeframe set by the Minister

of Health. “The hospital rebuild is important but it’s not a twoyear event,” says Lexie. “So we are looking at changes in the interim. It’s amazing how creative and cost effective we can be. Administration offices are being re-

located creating space for clinical services.” Lexie is passionate about health promotion and preventing the need for hospital care where

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Friends team up for race of their lives pip Little, Lee McMurtrie and ariana Walker (Brightwater) competed in last weekend’s inaugural summer Challenge. Photo: Jonty Dine.

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New boss, new healthcare initiatives from PAGE 1 possible. For personal health she walks or runs most days and encourages walking meetings with staff. For the region’s healthcare it means delivering care in a contemporary way. Lessons learned during lockdown have been valuable with telehealth now available in various departments, including oncology. Patients can access care from the comfort of home, surrounded by support rather than battling for a carpark and catching a shuttle. Lexie says the hospital is only a small part of health services, but it is an expensive part. “Hospitals are there for complex and episodic-type cares, and the rest is in the community.” One of her major focuses is better health outcomes for the more vulnerable in the community.

There is discussion around delivering care to families rather than to individuals, providing healthcare outside the typical 8am to 5pm model and teams going to where vulnerable people are, rather than asking them to access health services. “Think whanau, not just a broken arm,” she says. Lexie is very aware of the high number of over 65s in the community and sees it as very important to support community initiatives that help keep them fit and healthy. The introduction of ‘swoop teams’ who go to patients and deliver early intervention help keep people in their own homes and out of hospital where possible. They also support rest homes to ensure residents can avoid hospital admittance unless needed. Elective surgery waiting lists are met with a national scoring tool.

Chief Executive Lexie o’Shea outside her current office. Photo: Jenny Nicholson. While she admits the tool isn’t perfect, Lexie is proud of how NMH has performed, achieving 110 per cent of the Government’s target in 2019-2020.

For hip replacements, the goal is for a patient to be seen within 100 days of referral and to have had surgery within another 100 days. “We have a superb team of peo-

ple going above and beyond. The admin team are the glue and it’s a big team effort. Lockdown was a blip in the timeframes, but we are working hard to be back on track in 18 months to two years,” she says. Alongside keeping quality care central, staff well-being and health is a priority. She says healthcare is evolving with patient portals like Manage My Health giving people the ability to communicate with their GP without being seen every time they need something. “We want to move from ‘what can we do’ to ‘what matters to you?’” says Lexie. She welcomes discussion, knowing that good ideas come from different people seeing the world in different ways. “We can’t always change things but we can always talk it through,” she says.

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Seatbelts should be saving lives on farms Jenny Nicholson Nearly half the vehicle-related fatalities occuring on farms could be avoided if a seatbelt was used, according to WorkSafe. Nelson Federated Farmers President Martin O’Connor says familiarity and tiredness are factors in not using seatbelts. “People can make mistakes when tired and that’s a big problem. Some have farmed for a long time and haven’t got into the habit of taking precautions,” says Martin. WorkSafe figures show fatatlities on farms are consistently highest in the 60 to 65 years

age group. “Putting your seatbelt on is the simplest task and one we do on

open roads. Doing the same on the farm would save lives,” says WorkSafe’s Al McCone.

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End of Wild Tomato

(TDC) has formally asked the Nelson City Council to double its contribution to the Waimea Community Dam to $10.5 million. The Tasman District Council is awaiting a formal response to that request.

Lifestyle magazine Wild Tomato has ceased trading after 15 years. The title, which covers the Top of the South, had been for sale since last year, but the publication has now made the decision to close its doors for good.

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Back in stock Charlie Thomson putting on his tractor seatbelt. Photo: Jenny Nicholson.

Crashes spoil race for George

The Paris-Nice race was cyclist George Bennet’s first opportunity to wear his recently-won National jersey. A crash on day two resulted in a broken helmet and George initially feeling a bit groggy, but he was cleared by the race doctor to continue. With 33 km remaining in the race, he rejoined the peloton before the finish line.

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just off Lower Queen Street. Cinema chain Silky Otter is due to open the still-to-bebuilt complex by the end of the year. The pouring of a concrete floor for The Meadows’ commercial area, called Central Park, was completed last week. The vertical superstructure will house an array of facilities. Jo Taylor, general manager for The Meadows, says, “Central Park will have a café, bar and restaurant, dairy, hairdresser and an early childhood learning centre.”

The plan is to have some or all of the facilities open by October this year. “Things are really starting to take shape and each week so much more has been developed,” says Jo. In addition to those plans, a new two-lane, 70m-long vehicle bridge had one of its four piers poured with 20m3 of concrete recently with further in ground foundations for all other piers expected to be completed last week. It crosses the Borck Creek along Berryfield Drive which

will connect the two halves of the development at a cost of $1.9 million. Contractors have also been constructing a large section of shared path along the Borck Creek reserve. This shared pathway is part of a project to build a 750-metre path for cycling and walking. Two bridges over Borck Creek have already been completed. Eventually, it will extend to the Great Taste Trail, but first another section through the Eastern Hills drain will have to be built.

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Nelson Matters New Zealand should take up Australia’s offer of opening up a Trans-Tasman bubble allowing families to reunite, skilled workers in and to boost our ailing tourism sector. We are a year into the Covid pandemic. I was totally supportive of the blunt boarder closure last year and the lockdown, but we now need a more sophisticated approach. Australia, like New Zealand,

has mostly eliminated Covid. Cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth have had fewer recent cases than Auckland and longer periods with no community cases. It makes no sense to have the same 14 day quarantine rules for people coming from Australia, as for people coming from countries like the US, UK and India where Covid is rampant. We know from the

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Maggy’s international win Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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Maggy Johnston’s creativity and willingness to share her knowledge with others has led to two recent wins, one local and one international. She is part of the local business, NZ Textile Experiences, who won the Best Creative Experience at the World Creative Tourism Awards held in Barcelona. “We are interested in creating unique hands-on textile experiences for both locals and visitors to the region. Our focus on sustainability and community involvement got a big tick from the judges and contributed to our win,” says workshops coordinator Colleen Plank. She said Maggy’s creations and workshops are both unconventional and unique. One of these creations is a crocheted ball made of 1001 unwanted garments, which Maggy thinks weighs around 300kg. She would like to make a statement and raise awareness of the fashion industry’s waste by rolling the ball through town. Maggy makes use of materials others may not have thought of. When a friend saw solenoids from a church’s organ about to be thrown out, he thought of her, and the tiny wires resulted in a gossamer fine costume based on her

International textile competition winner Maggy Johnston with one of her creations. Photo: Jenny Nicholson. great grandmother’s exquisite- Maggy’s local win was an ly made nightgowns. award of distinction at Chang“We are losing a lot of our ing Threads 2021 for her womanly skills. I am trying cushion ‘Snakes and Ladders’ to regenerate them but using which was based on the effect more masculine materials like lockdown had on people. wire and rubber in a feminine For workshop bookings, phone way,” says Maggy. 027 358 5405.

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Have your say and go in the draw to WIN a $50 Richmond Mall Voucher each month waimeaweekly and www.waimeaweekly.co.nz Appreciation for treatment

Having recently been the recipient of life-saving care at Nelson Public Hospital, may I utilise your newspaper to convey my appreciation to those involved. I am deeply indebted to Dr Carmen Ruiz, ably assisted by Dr Ros Pochin and their specialised theatre crew, for the skilful diagnosis and subsequent surgery. Although words seem hopelessly inadequate, ‘thank you, thank you, for your persistence and expertise’. To all those other carers who played an important part in my recuperation, from senior nursing staff to those with seemingly more menial duties, please accept my gratitude for your patience and attention. Along with my wife and family, I thank you all for your efforts. Colin Bowden, Richmond

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Friends team up for race of their lives Jonty Dine

fRoM PAGE 1 Whether they are orienteering, cycling or kayaking, team 604060’s training will always end at a coffee house. Pip Little (66), Lee McMurtrie (67) and Ariana Walker (41) form the adventure racing team who competed in the all-women Summer Challenge last weekend. The name is a nod to the women’s ages, with Pip and Lee both taking up the sport in their 60s. With her daughter-in-law

Ariana already involved, Pip and Lee opted to put their hands up. “We just saw the fun they were having, and we thought we should have a go. I am just lucky to have a daughter-in-law who doesn’t mind running around with two oldies.” After finishing their first Spring Challenge in 2017, the trio has been slowly building towards this weekend’s 24km multi-race. This has meant up to five training sessions per week, often starting as early

as 7am. Saturday’s race saw more than 750 women compete in teams with no more than 50 metres separating them at any time. Team 604060 raced in the ‘super veterans’ category. The three women say they each bring their individual strengths to the table. “You all have a discipline as your favoured one - Lee is amazing at running downhill, mine is probably the bike while Ari is good at everything,” says Pip. Ari says they complement

each other nicely. “Right down to the coffee orders.” The women say the event is incredibly empowering. “To see 700-plus women out there doing what they enjoy, it’s very rewarding.” Lee says it doesn’t matter your age or fitness level or background, everyone just jumps in together. “I have never felt too old, they embrace everyone.” The Summer Challenge was founded by adventure racing couple Nathan and Jodie Fa’avae, after the popularity of the Spring Challenge.

The children at Waimea Kindergarten welcomed Tasman Mayor, Tim King, along to share a morning tea and celebrate their Silver Reflection Award from the Enviroschool Programme last week. The kindy received the award as they have incorporated the Enviroschools policies into all aspects of teaching, including a butterfly house, which has reared and released over 50 monarchs, sunflower growing, a worm farm, and a community food garden complete with bug hotel and weta house. “It’s important to teach kids the basics when it comes to looking after the environment they live in,” says Tim. “We are so lucky to live in such a beautiful area, so if we can teach children at this age to respect and care for nature, all the better.” Photo: Jo Kent.

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Do you live next door to someone who deserves recognition? Or maybe down the road from a great neighbour who is always putting themselves out for others? Well, now is the time to get them noticed. Neighbourhood Support NZ is running awards for people who have demonstrated excellence in supporting the principles of safety, resilience and connectedness within their local community. There are three separate categories that they can be nominated for. The first is ‘Champions’, which is for NS individuals who go above and beyond. Then there is ‘Projects’ which are run by local NS organisations within the Tasman District, and lastly, ‘Partners’ which rewards emergen-

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Library popping up in unexpected places Jacqui Rawson

Home Expo in Motueka. The following one, although not yet confirmed, is earmarked for the 28th March, at the Richmond Aquatic Centre’s Family Fun Day. For more information, or if you know of an event or organisation in the Tasman District that would like a visit from the pop-up library, contact Lucy at lucy.carver@tasman.co.nz, or contact the library on 03 543 8500.

The Tasman District Library is heading outdoors by showing up in various locations around the region. The initiative is providing general library services plus information on what events and resources are available within the library. “The pop-up library will be a great way to deliver library services out among our wider community and let people know about the Lucy at the pop-up library at the Gladstone Road skatepark. Photo: Jacqui Rawson. facilities we offer,” says libraries manager Glennis Coote. From the pop-up library, the public are able to sign up for and renew memberships, borrow books from the pop-up collection and get help accessing the free library e-resources. It’s also a place where people learn about the free services and events that are on offer at Tasman District Library branches, such as the Book a Librarian service and the various children’s and young adults’ programmes. “We’re looking forward to surprising people with the quirky pop-up stand in places they do not traditionally expect to see a library,” says community engagement and outreach specialist Lucy Carver. Discover what’s on at the library, be it a digital drop-in session, job-seeker support classes or family history resources. Lucy says they had a great first run of the pop-up library at the Gladstone Road Property Management Ltd | MREINZ skatepark last Friday. The next pop-up event Create a home you love for less. is scheduled for this Sunday, at the Big Tiny

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Showcasing dancing talent Jacqui Rawson Dance production Soar will be a 45-minute celebration of a diverse selection of local dance talent, come April. Forty advanced level dancers from six studios across the Nelson Tasman region will be unveiling their talent along with two professional dancers from Auckland. “You don’t have to be a dancer to be captivated

and appreciate the performance,” says show producer, Gemma Laing. As well as being a chance for the community to experience local talent it’s a chance for the mostly teenage dancers to experience being in a semi-professional show. Gemma has engaged two professional dancers, Kayla Paige and Andrew Cesan from Momentum Produc-

tions in Auckland. The pair, renowned on the New Zealand dance scene, are working with the students and will perform a piece as part of the show. The show will showcase a broad range of dances from tap to hiphop and is geared to the wider community. The shows are on 9th and 10th April. Tickets from trybooking.co.nz/GMP (search keyword Soar).

In a dramatic turn of events, the team at Snowden’s Bush Trust have received almost all of their $350k target, with generous donations last week pushing the total amount raised to $340k. “The end is in sight and SAVE it’s all thanks to the ’ help and support of SNOWDEN S the local community,” say Karen Wheeler, a trustee. “We just want to say how grateful we are.” The news couldn’t have come at a better time, as this Sunday is the free Snowden’s Bush Family Fun Day from 1pm-4pm in Brightwater. With live music from acoustic duo Kramit, along with 40 stalls and food carts, and kids’ entertainment, it’s not to be missed. “We’ve been waiting for this day since last November when it was rained off,” says Karen. “The free event is our way of saying thank you. It will remind everyone just how essential this green space is in our community.” The land the event takes place on - which is home to ancient tōtara trees, some of which are several hundred years old, and other native plants and wildlife, such as tui, bellbirds and kereru - was being sold for housing development until locals decided to step in and raise the money to buy it themselves and gift it back to the Department of Conservation keeping it in the public domain forever. The group have until November this year to raise the final $10k. If you would like a stall at the event, contact Karen on 021 0267 1940 or email wheelerkl@hotmail.com. Or to make a donation, visit snowdensbushtrust.nz.

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The early history of Richmond Park Kirstan Robinson Richmond Park, located on Lower Queen Street has a long and interesting history. There is much more to Richmond Park than just horse racing, woodchopping, Ferris wheels and candyfloss. The story of Richmond Park begins with Francis Otterson (c.1797-1854) a long-standing proponent of Agricultural Shows in the region who was the first to own the two sections that make up the 100 acres of Richmond Park. The first Crown Grant was issued to him in October 1851 for section 218 and the following year one was issued for section 219. These sections were

part of his large farm where his homestead ‘Rostrevor’, named by him after his home village in Ireland, stood. The lone gigantic gum tree stump at the corner of the Park is evidence of Mr Otterson’s early work on the land. He planted this gum, along with others, around 1853. The gum trees would be an iconic and contentious feature of Lower Queen Street for over 150 years with the last tree, now the lone stump, felled in October 2005. After Otterson’s death the land remained in the family until 1870 when it was purchased by Mr G. William McRae. McRae’s daughter had married Mr Charles Canning and they took over the land as well as Francis’s

The crowd at the showgrounds on People’s Day. Photo: Supplied. beloved homestead ‘Rostrevor’ in 1871. Under Mr Canning’s ownership the precursor of the Nelson A&P Association – the Nelson Agricultural Association held a ploughing match on

the land in 1876, as well as their 1876 and 1877 Shows, instead of at the Richmond Cattle Fairgrounds which they had used previously. In 1884 when Charles returned to England, the Nelson Jockey

and Trotting Clubs purchased the 100 acres. However, in 1895, the Nelson Jockey Club defaulted on the mortgage and the ownership of the Park was returned to the McRae family in June 1896. Despite this, the Nelson Jockey and Trotting Clubs continued to run their activities by leasing the use of the Park and eventually buying their own adjoining land. In 1918 Premier, the Hon. Richard Seddon provided a $800 subsidy which was reclassed as a ‘gift’ by the Government as the result of ‘special legislation’ which enabled the Association to be able to raise a mortgage so they could rebuild the grandstand that had been destroyed in 1917 by fire.

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Well, what a week! When the alert level change came through, it was all go, phone calls, meeting etc, to get procedures/plans in place to carry on with the dart tournament Once this was all approved and the go ahead given by Clubs NZ, Clubs NZ Darts Association, Club Waimea, local Police, it was all go. Massive thank you to everyone that was involved. Club Waimea

and Phil’s Place management and staff went above and beyond to make smooth running for the dart players under the restrictions. All the wonderful volunteers throughout the week, working hard, making the tournament a great experience for SI dart players. Thank you to our sponsors, Nite n Day Richmond, Club Waimea housie ladies, Mac Automotive,

Dianne and Kathy, The Bodyshop, Patons Rock Beach Villas, Adventure Inn Marahau, Quality Automotive also thank you to Waimea Print. Very proud of our club and the dart players were very thankful and appreciative to be able to play. Some amazing darts were thrown over the week; our own players performed well. I don’t have all the results but here are some: La-

dies Singles Main Round, Nicole Mears made 9th equal, Tara and Shannon 16th equal and were selected for the S.I ladies’ team. Well done. In the plate round Jo Ealam made the final and was runner up – awesome darts! In the Ladies’ Pairs main round, Shannon and Tara were 3rd equal, and in the plate round Karen and Barbara also came 3rd equal. In the mixed pairs main round, Steven and Shannon got 5th equal

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and Kelvin and Nicole, John and Tara came 16th equal. In the Mens’ Singles main round, Tony Mac, Steven C and Sam T came 17th equal. In the plate round, John McIlroy took in out winning the plate. Well done John. Wayne was presented with the personality trophy for Club Waimea and a cup to acknowledge great work hosting the tournament. Once again, thank you all.

Club Waimea members get to enjoy the many benefits of club membership with lots of fun, laughter and a wide variety of activities to be part of, including regular housie sessions, a gaming room and entertainment and line dancing classes which are always well attended. There are also lots of sporting opportunities such as darts, pool, squash and bowls.

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Fortunately the 53rd South Island Darts Tournament 2021 was able to go ahead at Club Waimea recently. The organisers and volunteers worked really hard, making the tournament a great experience for S.I dart players. Club Waimea’s own players performed well in various ladies’ and men’s rounds and in the plate round, John Mcllory took home the winning plate.

Manager’s Snippett’s Wayne Williams Hi everyone, what a strange couple of weeks it has been. Suddenly along came another Covid -19 Alert Level change, right on top of hosting the South Island Darts Champs, but through a lot of planning and cooperation the event was able to go ahead, as you can read in the Darts article. On top of that, Club Waimea Golf Section, along with Greenacres Golf Club, were to host the Clubs NZ Men’s Pairs Golf, but this was unfortunately cancelled, BUT half of the field decided that they would come to Nelson anyway, play golf, and enjoy themselves, so the week turned out to be one of laughter and enjoyment. I wish to thank all our members who were able to come along under the heavy restrictions, to support the dart players, or con-

versely stayed away to enable darts supporters and partners the opportunity to attend. Totally awesome from my point of view. See the picture of our new van, yet to be sign written but watch this space. Our Courtesy Van is available Thursday thru Saturday, and for whatever reasons, is only patronised by a small number of people. I think our new van will be more appealing, as it is far easier to get in and out of and has far more room in it. So, come on members, make use of a great resource, ably manned by volunteers, so your cost is merely a donation. By the time I write my next snippet, I am hoping that I will be able to report on another Gaming Upgrade, with some new machines on their way, and a solid update on the new carparking facility, which is slowly progressing.

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1 Nutrition Fuel is a family-owned business in sunny Nelson, which supplies sports, recreational and lifestyle products to likeminded people. “We are Nelson’s only supplier of recreational lifestyle sports supplements,” says Glenn, the owner of 1 Nutrition Fuel. “We supply proteins, amino acids and pre workout supplements for those that are going to the gym, or lead an active sports life, or do recreational mountain biking, cycling, running, etc.” Glenn says the supplements are even for people who maybe just need that ‘extra boost’ throughout the day. 1 Nutrition Fuel only supply the top supplement brands – MusclePharm Optimum Nutrition, and BSN. “It’s good for anybody aged 18 years and up.” 1 Nutrition Fuel has a stand in the Snap Richmond gym where people can purchase their products from. “We have a special ‘Snap member’s rate’ available,” says Glenn. “We can also deliver within 24 hours to people living in Nelson or Richmond.” To find out more, visit www.1nutritionfuel. co.nz, check out their Facebook page – ‘1 Nutrition Fuel,’ or give Glenn a call on 027 530 5300.

Snap Fitness Richmond is a 24/7 gym that has an extensive range of equipment. Jason Blight, who has recently taken over the running the gym, is aiming to create an awesome environment for members to achieve their goals. “We have increased our classes which are free to members,” says Jason. “Now is a great time to get active as it’s an awesome way to destress and helps improve overall mental health.” Jason says for employers it Jason Blight is increasingly important to help your employees stay active as it can increase productivity and reduce absenteeism. “It also goes a long way to helping with workplace stress which is a legal requirement to manage.” Jason is endorsed by the Exercise Association of NZ for stress management programmes. Snap Fitness Richmond has state-of-the art Matrix equipment along with specific high performance functional training area. The gym offers affordable weekly membership rates with no long-term commitments. Snap Fitness Richmond is in a handy, central location at 9 McGlashen Avenue. To find out more, call Jason on 022 014 1399.

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999 N1099 N1199 N1199 N1399 N1727 N1727 N1599 N1599 N1907 N1947 1699 N1749 N1799 N2007 N2148 N2049 N2099 N2099 N2149 N2567 N3299 Was N1378 Was 3199 Was 699 N999 N999 N1487 N1749 1999 Was N999 N999 N1099 N1099 N1099 N1787 N1847 N2096 N2049 N2999 N3799 Was N999

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Unsure which type you have? Ionisation models require a tiny amount of radioactive material to make them work. You can identify one by the radiation symbol found on the plastic body. The Residential Tenancy Act requires landlords to install and replace expired smoke alarms with long-life battery photoelectric smoke alarms. Further information can be found at: https:// www.tenancy.govt.nz/maintenance-and-inspections/smokealarms/ Do not install a smoke alarm in your kitchen. Smoke and heat from cooking and the toaster can set off the alarm. Don’t install them in the bathroom, laundry or garage either. You can buy heat alarms for these areas. How many do I need? Smoke alarms cannot detect smoke through a closed door. Therefore, it’s recommended that you install a smoke alarm in every bedroom, hallway and living area. NB: The New Zealand Building Code requires an approved smoke alarm to be fitted in every escape route (hallway) and within three metres of every sleeping space (bedroom) door. Smoke alarms are available for purchase at most major supermarkets and hardware stores across New Zealand. Prices range from $6 - $75. For more information, visit www. fireandemergency.nz.

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The Tennis Hot Shots Summer Series is making the game more accessible and kidfriendly to children in the region and is proving popular. The court size has been adapted and the balls and racquets are more suitable for kids, making it easier for age five upwards to have fun while introducing them to the tennis experience. “The events give the kids the

opportunity to play together, meet friends and get to know the local club and coach,” says event organiser, Nelson Bays Regional Coordinator, Muriel Ronen. Local primary schools have hopped on board with the Nelson Bays Tennis Association, local tennis clubs and their tennis coaches to provide a pathway from school, to social and club play. The culmination of the introductory lessons in school is

the Tennis Hot Shots Summer Series which is a themed competition made up of a series of 11 events. Each event is held at a different tennis club locally. The ‘Super Hero Slam’ was held on 13th March at the Stoke Tennis Club. The next Hot Shots event, the ‘Easter Hop’ will be on 27th March at the Mapua Club. For more details about the programme, contact the Nelson Bays Tennis Association or your local tennis club.

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Action-packed two days on Lake Rotoiti Joe Blakiston Organisers of The ENZED Rotoiti Power boat club were rewarded with a perfect result over the weekend with an outstanding event held over two days. ‘Organise it and they will come.’ This certainly seems to be true of any Tasman event in post Covid New Zealand, says event organiser Joe Blakiston. Joe could not be happier with the way the two days turned out.

“The National regatta was held last Saturday and we got through an ambitious programme of 37 races from the powerful GP hydroplanes right through to the entertaining clubman racers. Close racing was provided all day,” he says. Local driver Julian Stilwell retained his Formula 1 national title driving his Johnston Associates craft. However, his Sunday racing ended with engine issues. Likewise, Formula 3 was taken out by local driver Jason Stewart in his reli-

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able craft The Ghost who raced consistently over the two days. All other events had close results with Blenheim driver, Nigel Wiblin, proving reliability is the key with his 40-year-old boat, Tammatha, securing 2nd place in two very competitive classes in a boat that never missed a beat all weekend. The Grand National Hydroplane title was won by Invercargill driver Shane Harvey in his boat Renegade. Continuing what was a great South Island regatta. The crowd favourite was the massive field of nine. The GP Hydroplanes who raced fiercely over the two days with Waverley driver Ken Lupton continuing his recent dominance

with the National GP title. He also did well by winning the four round Hydro Thunder Series with a masterful drive from the least-favoured pole six position on the start line. The sight of six V8 powered craft approaching turn one at close to 200 km p/h was heart stopping for those on the shore. It’s also the reason behind many spectators coming back year on year. The event was not without incidents however, with several spectacular crashes testing event safety procedures and rescue crews who all performed with absolute distinction. Joe said the crowds gathered, were the biggest in years and

positive feedback was very encouraging especially in relation to the standard of commentary, the consistent racing and the lunchtime warbird flyover from the Blenheim-based Yak 3 Full Noise. “We have a few things to work on for next year to make it even better than it was this time around, but the sunshine and perfect lake conditions absolutely sealed the event’s success,” says Joe. As always the club was thankful for the many volunteers who helped put on an impressive event as well as DOC, rescue teams and local community groups who all contribute to a great outcome. Roll on 2022.

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Marchfest is a celebration of craft beer, music, and food. Dubbed ‘NZ’s Big Little Craft Beer Festival,’ Marchfest is celebrating its 14th year. Rain or shine, the event will take place this Saturday, 20 March from noon until 9.30pm at Founders Heritage Park. Nelson being New Zealand’s sole hop growing area, Marchfest is positioned right amongst the abundant hop harvest season. The 15 selected craft breweries from around the country have crafted brand new brews specifically for the festival. With beer of course goes music, with ten live bands featuring headliner Racing, The Eastern, Hoody Time, DJ Tunesifter, Sonoraw, Tim Allen & The Two, Rocket Zombie and more. The ever-popular Cryer Malt Brew Zone is back this year. It’s your chance to learn everything you need to know about making your own great craft beer at home. Festival-goers can also pop into the dedicated FlexiTenz Tasting Bar. Marchfest is not just all about beer. It’s also

about local wines, ciders and juices, and there will be over 15 artisan food vendors to satisfy all tastes. A fun day out for the whole family, the GK Events Kid’s Zone will be packed with activities. Marchfest is a zero waste event, with recycling options and compost bins provided. The festival will also be promoting responsible drinking and is making safe transport options available. These include a free courtesy van which travel to Founders Park from Nelson I-site every 30 minutes from

11:45am to 6:00pm. A free bus will run from Founders Park to town every 30 minutes from 6:00pm to 10:30pm. The event is free for under 18’s and they must be accompanied by parent or guardian. Marchfest 2021 is gearing up to be an awesome family-friendly event - see you there! Marchfest is proudly brought to you by the support of the Nelson Events Marketing & Development Programme which is funded by Nelson City Council. Visit www.marchfest.com

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Experienced Fitter/Turners Demand for NZ timber products is looking awesome this year. keep with demand, Demand for NZTo timber productsup is looking awesome this year. To our keep upNelson with demand, our Nelson timber mill requires additional experienced fitter/turners to join our Maintenance team. timber mill requires additional experienced fitter/turners to join our Maintenance team. A critical part in our sawmilling operation, these roles offer a fantastic team environment with shift options, remuneration and benefits that will be hard to beat. These roles need:

A critical part in our sawmilling operation, these roles offer a fantastic team environment with shift • A minimum 3 years of hands-on industrial maintenance experience options, remuneration and benefits that will be beat.welding These roles need: • hard Qualified to fitter/turner; experience •

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• Has a current and clean driver's license; forklift experience helpful • A minimum 3 years of hands-on industrial maintenance experience • Committed to maintaining the Health & Safety of themselves, work mates and visitors to the area. • Qualified fitter/turner; welding experience We have two shift options available as per the site roster: • An understanding of Hydraulic and Pneumatic systems preferred ✓ 12 hour day shifts (rotating roster) Weekend shifts (Thursday • Committed to maintaining the Health & Safety of✓themselves, workto Sunday) mates and visitors TO EXPLORE THIS ROLE FURTHER:

We have two shift options available as per the site roster: Please contact Mel Sheppard, Carter Holt Harvey, Eves Valley, Nelson on ph: 0275519944 to discuss the role or send your CV to Mel.Sheppard@chhwoodproducts.co.nz to express your • 12 hour day shifts (rotating roster) interest. • Weekend shifts (Thursday to Sunday) Note: other roles at our Eves Valley sawmill are also available see www.chhwoodproducts.co.nz for more details.

TO EXPLORE THESE ROLES FURTHER: Please contact Mel Sheppard, Carter Holt Harvey, Eves Valley, Nelson on ph: 0275 519 944 to discuss the role or send your CV to Mel.Sheppard@chhwoodproducts.co.nz to express your interest. Note: Other roles at our Eves Valley sawmill are also available see www.chhwoodproducts.co.nz for more details.

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Brightwater Engineering Ltd is one of New Zealand’s leading engineering companies operating from branches in Auckland, Nelson and Greymouth. We continually look for good people to join our business and are currently looking to employ the following key roles:

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We are looking for an enthusiastic person that has both engineering experience and a passion for marketing to join our Sales and Marketing team with a focus on proactively promoting and marketing our business and supporting our Sales and Marketing team to engage with clients and prepare quotes, bids and tenders.

Are you a qualified or experienced fabricator, with good computer skills, looking for your next role? Are you a highly organised estimator looking for a new challenge with one of the region’s leading engineering companies?

We have an opportunity to join our coatings team who are responsible for the preparation of protective coatings to a range of industrial equipment and structural steel.

The role will report to the Sales and Marketing Manager and include: • Managing and expanding our marketing and online exposure to diversify and grow our opportunity base • Identifying and exploring opportunities • Liaising proactively with our customers • Assisting our sales team with bid preparation To be successful in this role, you will possess the following attributes: • Experience in a similar position preferably within the Engineering and/or Construction sectors • Experience with online and social media marketing • Demonstrated experience in preparing tender documentation • Strength in building relationships and trust with external customers and internal stakeholders • Strong communication skills - both verbal and written • Effective planning, time management and commercial acumen • A responsible and proactive attitude to Health and Safety

We are looking for a skilled person to join our production team, to estimate new business and coordinate engineering work packages through our busy fabrication workshop. Reporting to the Production Team Leader, the role is critical in ensuring client and commercial expectations are consistently met through the provision of strong planning, estimating, project management and quality outcomes. To be successful in this role, you will possess the following attributes: • Experience in a similar position. • Engineering trade qualification preferred but not essential • Knowledge of procurement is beneficial • Demonstrated experience in estimating is essential along with the ability to prepare tender documentation • Strong communication skills - both verbal and written • Effective planning, time management and commercial acumen • Strength in building relationships and trust with external customers and internal stakeholders • A responsible and proactive attitude to Health and Safety

The successful candidate will have the following skills and experience: • An excellent attitude to Health & Safety. • Ability to produce work of high quality with good attention to detail. • Self-motivated with a positive attitude. • Be prepared to work overtime and weekends as required – overtime rates apply. • Previous experience not necessary as all training will be provided. This role includes media blasting, some thermal arc spraying and general yard duties. We are looking for a person who is reliable, is physically fit and is either experienced in sandblasting or has a desire to learn a new skill and make some good money.

The Estimating & Production Engineer will ensure the effective delivery of engineering and fabrication projects, to the client’s requirements, while ensuring positive financial outcomes are delivered to the company.

All applications, including a cover letter and CV, will be treated in the strictest confidence and should be sent to: kate.kerr@brightwater.co.nz by 9.00am on Thursday 1st April 2021.

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AGM Target Shooting Richmond. Annual General Meeting. Monday 22nd March 7.30 pm at range Jubilee Park. Enquiries welcome Ph: Paul 03 544 4119.

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Dorothy Esma Passed away peacefully on Saturday, 6th February. Loved wife of the late Vin Goff. Loved mother of Carol (deceased), Sue, Lesley (deceased), Judi, Tony & Terry. Loved Mother in Law, Nana & Great Nana. There will be no service as per Dorothy’s wishes, just good memories.

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richmond welcome group. Like to make some new friends. Come along & have a coffee & chat at 10am the 1st & 3rd Thursday each month with a friendly group of people, at Happyz Cafe, Bateup Road. All welcome. ph Glenys 265-5318. richmond creative fibre Meets at Birchwood Hall, Richmond Showgrounds. 9.30am 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays of the month. Come & meet others who enjoy working with fibre. Ph 5443315 (Sandra) waimea combined friendship club: want to make new female or male friends of a similar age & interests? Come to our monthly meetings, 3rd Thursday 9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Rd, interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph Claude 544 3529 / 021 134 1013 f

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community quilt unveiling & celebration of Tasman District Libraries’ community quilt – the 2020 Lockdown Quilt. Richmond Library, 5.30pm, Friday 26 March. All welcome. scottish country dancing. Beginners Class 19 March, 7.30pm.

Church Hall, Neale Ave. Stoke. Cost $5. Casual wear and soft shoes. Give it a try, we do it because it’s fun. ph 5440902 or 021 1418989

sATurdAys heritage roses nelson Cuttings day Saturday March 20 at two Wakapuaka gardens. Sales table, raffle, bring lunch. Garden entry costs.. Details. ring Clare 03 545 0455. richmond old time dance, on March 20th,at Richmond Town Hall Cambridge st., 7 30 to 11 00 pm. Live music, Raffles and prizes. Programme for everyone. Dress up for belated Saint Patricks day. Entry $8 00 and supper plate,please. Ph Richard 5444 120

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waimea music club meets 21st March at Loney Hall Wesley Rd Richmond at 1 15 pm Clive ph 5530526 Pat ph 5445766 all Keen singers: ‘Viagra for the Voice’ - a workshop by voice expert Judy Bellingham on maintaining the singing voice as we ‘mature’. All welcome. $20pp, $10 students. NCMA, March 21st, 4 - 6pm. Register anneharrhy@gmail.com 5446884 higgins heritage parK 222 Pigeon Valley Rd, Wakefield - Heritage

museums open day, Sunday 21 March 10am-3pm. Rides on bush rail jigger. A great place to enjoy the countryside and the history of our forefathers. All welcome.www.higginsheritagepark. co.nz contact Diane 027 6316786

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alzheimers nelson tasman: ‘The Father’, by Florian Zeller, a deeply thought- & emotion-provoking production depicting one family’s journey through dementia,WakefieldVillage Hall, 19-27 March. Wakefield’s Country Players for info. & tickets - 541 8869 or bookcountryplayers@gmail.com or call 03 546 7702 for Dementia infor & support. need a lift? māpua Willing Wheels Volunteer Drivers Service, affordable transportaroundMāpua,Motueka,Richmond, Nelson. Contact Rachel on 022 6822 373 to book a ride, 24hrs notice required / mapuawheels@gmail.com alcoholics anonymous. Is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? Want to stop drinking but can’t? Maybe we can help. Support meetings every day. Call 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757 nelson asthma society membership $15 /year to receive the most up to date inform\on Respiratory Health.Email asthma.nelson@xtra. co.nz or phone Sue on 5441562 to join.

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dentUres

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Sunday 10am Children & Youth Programmes available richmondbaptist.org.nz 123 Salisbury Rd, Richmond 03 544 7596

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Holy Trinity

27 Dorset St, Richmond

The Church with Community at Heart

Celebrating ~ Sundays 10am 243 Queen Street, (behind the Asian Supermarket).

10AM SUNDAY

Sunday 9.00am Traditional

Sunday 10.30am Contemporary

Wednesday 10.00am Holy Communion

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410 Appleby Hwy

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(2nd week)

Morning Prayer

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WEDNESDAY 17 March 2021

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• Property Maintenance • Bathroom & Kitchen Reno’s

• Deck & Fence • General Building RepairsRepairs and Maintenance • Kit-set Assembly • Bathroom

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