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Call to ban market cars after girl hit Kate Russell Reporter

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The public and stall-holders want the council to make the Nelson Market traffic-free after a child was hit by a car there on Saturday morning.

Nelson Weekly understands that the pre-school-aged girl was crossing the raised brick traffic calmer near the walkway through to Trafalgar St, when she was struck by a car.

It is believed she was left unscathed, as ambulance and police were not called to the scene and

there is no record of her being taken to hospital.

However, regular market-goer Mercia Duncan witnessed the incident and says while the car was not moving fast, the impact was enough to fling the child to the right and onto the road.

She believes that a traffic-ban

during market hours is “longoverdue”.

“Nelson’s Saturday market is a great drawcard to our CBD but following on from stall-holders setting up early in the morning, there should be no access to motorised vehicles until after 1pm,” she says.

“Yes, it is a car park, but it is a market for people. There are many families there with children. There are elderly folk and visitors not used to cars driving in a market place.

“It’s not like crossing Trafalgar St,

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“I think it has an identity that it’s a place where you come to raise your children or retire to because it has beautiful weather and a chilled, laid-back vibe.”

“There is still quite an arty vibe. There are lots of buskers and the markets. That’s what I reckon.”

“It’s where you go out for a meal. If you go out to dinner you come to Nelson. It has a nice boutique feel.”

“I think people are a little bit more alternative, but we can also be parochial. Nature wise it has everything, in the CBD it has character – compare it to Richmond which has none.”

Call to ban market cars after girl hit FROM PAGE 1 where we are mindful of traffic.

She says she witnesses cars “constantly” entering the market looking for parking.

“I have always assumed that many are driven by visitors unfamiliar with the Saturday market environment, as some are rental cars and others are driven by bewildered-looking occupants.”

She says the council has a duty to do something positive in making the market a safer place for all.

“It is long overdue. People are far more important than cars.”

It is also understood some of the stall-holders at the market have started a petition for the council to ban traffic.

Nita Knight, managing director of the Nelson Market, says she was aware of the incident happening around mid-morning and was “very sorry to hear it

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TRAFFIC-FREE: There are calls to ban cars at the Nelson Saturday Market. Photo: Supplied. happened”.

She says the road around the market is “not her territory” but they are always looking for ways to make it safer.

“We always make sure that safety

comes first at the market and there are signs at the end of each aisle saying, ‘watch for cars,’ as well as orange road cones,” she explains.

“We do the best we can. You do

need to be really careful, especially with young children.”

Nita says she has already contacted council expressing her concerns after Saturday’s incident and will be looking at putting up more signage, too.

She says that incidents with traffic are very unusual but previously a market-goer’s foot had been run over by a passing vehicle.

However, this was over a history of 40 years.

Nelson mayor Rachel Reese says council will be exploring options to make the square safer during market hours.

“This is extremely concerning, and I have asked staff to look into it and follow up with the the police.

“This would have been a traumatic event for everyone involved and we hope that the little girl is okay.”

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Nelson’s CBD is all hospitality Charles Anderson Nelson may have called itself a city for a long time, but it is now on the cusp of actually becoming one, says one new CBD bar owner.

Logan Ursell and his partner Lisa Penketh have recently returned to Nelson after spending 16 years in the hospitality scene in Melbourne and London. Eight weeks ago, they opened Arden on Hardy St, where two former retail stores had stood.

“I think Nelson has called itself a city a very long time and it’s teetering on actually becoming one,” says Logan.

When they left he says it was near impossible to find people of a certain generation.

“But that is changing.”

He says they wanted to create an establishment which would not be out of place in Melbourne or London.

“There are good hospitality venues already here but there is room to move the market forward.”

The transition of the Hardy St store could be considered a microcosm of what is happening in Nelson as it goes through an identity crisis about the CBD’s future. Many retail stores are struggling, however hospitality venues continue to pop up.

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“We spend more on our houses and at restaurants and bars,” reads a council presentation to retailers. “We spend less at clothes shops. We are increasingly shopping online.”

At a recent forum some retailers raised concerns that Nelson continually compared itself to Richmond. Some said that the city needed to double down on what it was good at – boutique retail experiences and hospitality venues.

Council data suggests that the amount that locals spend has

stayed relatively stable over the last four years. In 2015, 60 percent of people shopped in Nelson. Now 57 percent do. Nelsonians spending in Tasman has increased from 11 per cent in 2015 to 12.6 per cent in 2018.

“The role of the city centre is changing and will continue to change, and we need to figure out how best to respond to that change,” says council’s Clare Barton, who is leading the effort to revitalise the CBD. But the hospitality scene is also changing. Long-running bar Harry’s has also been sold to another proprietor, Matt Boutery, who owns Urban Bar and Eatery.

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CBD carpark to people park?

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Nelson mayor Rachel Reese wants to “test residents’ thoughts” on converting one of our innercity carparks into a large urban greenspace.

The idea comes after Nelson City Council last month mooted the idea of a multi-level carpark being built elsewhere in the city

and the need to encourage more inner-city living.

“I have a real interest in increasing greenspace and playground space within the CBD and the city development team have picked this up as a priority,” says Rachel.

“I could see a Buxton Square conversion working. Other people have suggested converting the middle of Trafalgar St. But I’m more interested in the public’s ideas and getting the com-

munity on-board.”

She questions whether our innercity car-parks, including Buxton, Montgomery and Wakatu, are making the best use of “flat and sunny” land in the CBD. “It is scarce in the city, and I’d rather we made it for people, rather than for single-level car occupancy.”

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“Greenspaces are great for the mind and the body. They provide stress reduction, an opportunity to exercise and a place to interact and meet people,” says Rachel.

They are also good for climate change mitigation and adaptation.

“Well-designed greenspaces are becoming increasingly important in responding to climate change impacts such as managing storm water, increased intensity rainfall

events and water filtration,” she adds.

Nelson City Council has been shunned in the past when $1.5 million plans to develop Montgomery Square into a pocket park in 2011 were ruled out by the high court after legal action was sought by a group of Nelson business owners.

Lack of public consultation was blamed as the key factor for its failure.

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NEWS Airport continues to fly: Nelson Airport has recorded another profitable financial year continuing the unabated growth of New Zealand’s busiest regional airport as it advances a major development project.

Highlights of the year include a net profit of $3.4 million, up 12 per cent on the previous year. Chief executive Rob Evans says the year ahead will see real advances in the infrastructure upgrades with the opening of terminal Stage A next month.

Tracy wins top award: Sprig and Fern owner Tracy Banner was awarded the top honour at the Brewers Guild of New Zealand Awards in Nelson on Saturday night. Tracy Banner was given the Morton Coutts Trophy, and a standing ovation, for service to the industry. Tracy brings up 35 years in brewing this week. “A lot of people in this room probably aren’t even 35,” she told the audience. The event, which brought together brewers from all around the country, was held at the Trafalgar Centre.

Nelson girl through to Rock Quest finals: Estella Romagnoli, from Nelson College for Girls, is through to the finals of the biggest youth music competition in the country. The finals of the Smokefreerockquest are this weekend. Close to 800 bands and solo-duos have played off in 22 towns and cities around New Zealand, with the cream of the talent set to take the stage in Auckland on Saturday.

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Welcome Cloak moves to Millers Acre Kate Russell Reporter

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It’s taken four months of searching, but a new home has finally been found for the wind-beaten Welcome Cloak.

Its new location will be the wall of the Millers Acre Centre.

The controversial sculpture was removed from its old spot at Saltwater Creek in April, after two years of tangled strands and bent bars.

Nelson City Council, who paid for and commissioned the artwork, announced in May that they would be moving it to a “more sheltered” location to avoid any more wind damage.

Council’s group manager community services, Roger Ball, says the Arts Selection Panel approved the relocation late last week - provided final installation costs are within budget.

He says the timing, as well as the price tag for the relocation are yet to be confirmed - although an official information request from June revealed the cost of the sculpture has already come to a total of $83,043.

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An impression of what the Welcome Cloak will look like at the Millers Acre Centre. Image: Nelson City Council.

This includes an artist fee of tended, but is not prone to the $39,200, an installation cost high winds that caused it to be of $28,821, and $15,022 worth removed from its previous loof maintenance and moving cation above Saltwater Creek.” costs.

The Welcome Cloak was deRoger says other locations signed by Nelson artist Adi were investigated, but the Mill- Tait and is made from strands ers Acre Centre, which sits on of gold and anodised aluminthe corner of Trafalgar and ium.

Halifax Streets, was deemed It was designed to reflect the “most suitable”. water and symbolises the hisOften referred to as Nelson’s torical importance of Saltwater gateway building, it is home to Creek as a landing site for iwi the i-SITE visitor information and the boundary of where the centre. land and sea met.

“This site will be more suitable Adi told Nelson Weekly back as it will still allow the sculp- in May that it “made sense” to ture to move as the artist in- move the sculpture.

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Record-setting record fair Sara Hollyman Reporter

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The Free House was home to more than 20,000 records on Sunday for Nelson's "largest ever" record fair run by Family Jewels Records.

The fair ‘Black Vinyls, Brown Beer’ was a celebration of all things LP with something on offer for everyone - from the diehard collector to the first-time purchaser.

Family Jewels Records co-owner Josephine Cachemaille says her husband Grant Smithies had been organising record fairs for

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"It’s a really good way to bring in a whole bunch of people who want to sell vinyl and exchange vinyl in some way."

She says it used to be mainly middle-aged men who were interested in vinyl records, but now it’s a completely different story.

"It’s less specialist now, there are lots of young women which is really nice, more people are interested in them for the obvious reasons.

"There’s even a girl from the college who’s turned up and wants to start a record club and we would fully set up a situation where she could do that."

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Long-time collector Alan Wastney says he owns about 6000 records and has been collecting for 40 years.

"I’ve got all double-ups here today, it doesn’t matter what you sell really as long as you have a good time."

Stall holder Anthony Norton collects only New Zealand artists and had a selection of his 7300 records up for sale.

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Innovative minds put to the test Sara Hollyman Nelson’s creativity and innovation was on show last weekend at Hack Nelson, an event focussed on releasing the potential of local businesses.

More than 85 business people, creatives and developers took part in the annual event, organised by Datacom. The participants met on Friday to form eight teams, each choosing to solve a problem put to them by local businesses.

Various businesses and organisations all presented solutions around the theme “Sustainability – preparing for your future.”

The businesses had free reign to present a problem to the groups ranging from ‘how do we keep our business model current with the rise of large online corporations?’ to ‘how can we connect sources of waste with consumers of waste?’

One of the judges, Datacom’s Kerry Topp, says that the event is about lifting the capabilities of locals and had double the participants this year compared to last years’ debut event.

“We need, New Zealand needs,

Nelson needs, more exporters, and capability to support those people grow.”

The team that took away first place were those working on the problem that Sealord presented; ‘how can we prove authenticity throughout a global supply chain for a sustainably-caught fish product?’

Sealord group manager information technology, Dave Thompson, says the team had some “very clever people” and he is looking forward to where they can go from here with the prototype.

“It involves technology that I didn’t even know existed.”

He says, to simplify it, the team developed a system that means every Sealord product will have a unique label on the packaging which will be part of an online system.

The label can be scanned and registered at every event throughout the chain and the system can tell if it’s been registered more than once so they will be able to tell if a product is not authentic.

“Our systems are pretty good, but we are reliant on other players in the supply chain. Rogue operators who copy packaging are a problem.”

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Your Voice Solution for bus delays: Dear Sir, The bus route from Nelson to Richmond via Tahunanui is very quick and efficient, except for one difficulty which is the left hand turn at the southern end of Muritai Street into Parkers Road then right into Tahunanui Drive.

The traffic delay that faces the bus can be for some minutes so that in the end you almost feel like telling the driver “to give it a go” (in making a quick turn). Traffic lights could fix the problem - but who wants more of those! No, I think the solution is for the bus to go straight from Rocks Road into Tahunanui Drive because it would only be a two-minute walk from anywhere on Muritai Street to well placed bus stops on Tahunanui Drive. Anton Hyman CBD living ‘key’ to vibrant Nelson: A healthy city will have plenty of people living

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only be a good thing.

Monique Bosch

Nelson needs small apartments, from 1 to 2 bedroom max and priced under $300k to be affordable by younger people and new families.

Sergey Ratakhin

Great to see another sell out at Trafalgar Park.

Dennis Goodman

TOTALLY agree, let the city slickers, students, retired stay in the city and make it the cosmo place it needs to be.... hello foot traffic.

Stop the urban sprawl and it leave it for those that actually wanna live in the country, not a suburb in the country. Don't even get me started on the traffic.

Athena Harris Sounds like a great idea.

Adrian Ferris Bay Dreams sells out: Not surprised with Cardi B performing.

Stefanie Coulter Can’t wait! Bring more events to Nelson! It can

What next after All Blacks triumph?

Some decent music concerts, not just the small known people of NZ... go big like Dunedin is...Pink, Ed Sheeran, Six 60. Lisa Page I don't see why we can't have concerts here. Big bands. Pop stars, etc. Nelson's proved it can put on a good show!

Glenn Kelling Where was the half-time entertainment at the game?! Dropped the ball on that, Nelson. Holly N Boof Parata Need WOW back.

Carmyn Hunt Rock and roll festival with Hot rods, dancing, music etc. Whangamata do it well

Yes, bring the Rock and Roll festival to Nelson, that would liven the place up.

Jacqui Tayler Bring back Opera in the Park to town.

Glenis Shaw Q Variety store’s William Qin gives away 7000 flags for All Blacks test: We had them on our car too. What a cool thing to do! Fran Beullens Awesome kindness, William, you added to the great festive atmosphere around our city and at the game.

Sandy Brown Very thoughtful, looked like a great time to be in Nelson and judging by the success there will be more test matches. Gareth Scott A lovely gesture, William.

A big thank you from my

Nelson Matters Conservation Week is an opportunity to champion the great work done by DOC and local voluntary groups in protecting nature in our region, but also to debunk some of the critics of 1080.

We are so blessed with the beauty and diversity of our conservation areas at Nelson’s doorstep - sheltered bays like those in the Marlborough Sounds, stunning alpine scenery in Nelson Lakes, golden beaches in the Abel Tasman and marble mountains in Kahurangi National Park.

The scenery is stunning but all is not well with our wildlife. Introduced predators like stoats, rats and possums are devastating

our native species, killing nationally 25 million native birds and chicks each year.

Organisations like DOC, Project Janzoon, Brook Waimarama Sanctuary and over a dozen voluntary groups across the region are leading the fightback.

Nobody likes poisons or killing animals but this work is crucial to securing the survival of our native birds.

Trapping is used where it is practical but the bulk of pest control is done with 1080. It is efficient, safe and effective. 1080 naturally breaks down quickly.

Thousands of water tests from 1080 operations show it poses no risk to drinking water. The

use of 1080 has the strong support of Forest and Bird, Federated Farmers, the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment and the Environmental Protection Authority.

I, as Minister, ramped up DOC’s pest control efforts through the “Battle for our Birds” programme that included increased use of 1080. It is delivering stunning results. Kiwi numbers that were in decline for decades are now on the rise. Kaka numbers at Nelson Lakes are increasing.

Whio have re-established in the Abel Tasman. Takahe numbers are up over 50% in the last decade and a new population has been established in Nelson

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Moana Rooster Spreading the love, that’s so cool! Nikki Ryan What a good man!

Rachel Beard Damin back in Nelson after surgery: Wow, great news!!

Vicki Charles That's fantastic.....well done team! Karyn Batt Memories of skateboardingglory: I would love to get in touch with some of these Nelson original skaters! Been skating for 30yrs and very interested in the local history.

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in the Gouland Downs. I commend Eugenie Sage, the new Conservation Minister, on further expanding this pest control work in this year’s budget.

The anti-poison brigade have become threatening and ugly. I previously had death threats and last year had poison thrown and rubbed on me. Helicopters have been tampered with and road spikes placed near operations.

DOC vehicles have had their tyres slashed. The recent protest at the Nelson Market had them chanting that “DOC are terrorists”. They left dead native birds on Parliament’s steps last week claiming they were poisoned.

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eoned to death. It was disappointing that Greens co-leader Marama Davidson and NZ First sided with the protestors rather than DOC and the science.

The anti-1080 brigade has not produced any facts to back up their hysterical claims. It is time for them to put up or shup up.

We need to back practical, science-based conservation so as to ensure our children and their children get to enjoy the native species that make New Zealand so special.

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Young professionals set to have a ball Jonty Dine Business personas will be put to one side for an evening at the annual Nelson Young Professionals masquerade ball next Saturday night. Organiser Bridget McCormick says the masquerade theme was chosen to give the young professionals their anonymity back.

“It is quite a nice way to come along to an event where you don’t know anyone because we will all be hiding behind a mask. It can be a good ice breaker in that respect.”

The ball continues to be the highlight on the NYP calendar. Bridget says ticket sales for the event at Monaco Resort have been steady and should pick up even more as the date approaches.

“The funny thing with Nelson is they are notorious for last minute sales, we always get a big rush in the last week or so, we’re pretty confident we will get good numbers.”

Bridget says the profile of NYP is a lot bigger this year.

“Last year we had 140 people and we are expecting a few more this year. It’s definitely our flagship event so we put a lot of effort into the ball, it’s going to be an amazing event.”

Bridget says it has been fantastic to have Nelson Venues and Events onboard as the primary sponsor.

She says dinner, drinks and entertainment is included in the ticket price of $95 for members and $115 for non-members. Buses to Richmond and Nelson will be provided at the end of the night to see you home safely.

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New state-of-the-art security cameras are popping up around the city with a view to re-vamp the entire system and reduce crime.

Nelson City Council communications manager Paul Shattock says the new CCTV cameras will come at a cost of $95,000, which was approved in council’s Long-Term Plan, and have the aim of reducing crime and improving safety for all residents.

“The cameras will be monitored at times when there is a higher likelihood of crime being committed in a particular area.”

He says, even though they are not monitored all the time, recorded footage from any time of the day or night can be accessed.

“If it is pertinent to a specific incident and helpful to a police enquiry, it may be accessed.”

Paul says work has been in progress for the last 18 months, in conjunction with Nelson Police, to consider the best locations for the four

new cameras, and the new installations mean there are now 18 locations around the city that have the cameras operating.

“This installation includes replacing the older cameras,

that have been in use for many years, with the latest technology, as well as installing new cameras at four additional locations.”

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“For example, for several serious assaults on upper Bridge Street, CCTV footage has proved vital in identifying offender(s) after the event.”

They say that the new cameras will also have a crime deterrent effect.

Nelson Community Patrol volunteer Laurie Christian has been a member of the patrol for 25 years and says he monitors the cameras on Friday and Saturday nights for police.

"The new cameras are very good, an excellent camera with good clear images."

He says the old cameras were about 15 years old and beginning to have problems.

"They've done a really great job installing them, it's made a big difference to what we can see."

He says new camera locations include Anzac Park and some intersections around the CBD where there have been previous incidents that they have missed.

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Adam is very proud of the progress Milestone Homes Nelson Bays has made over the years. “It is a real privilege to have provided this many homes (nearly 250 at the last count) for Nelsonians,” says Adam.

“We are extremely fortunate to be able to contribute to the smart growth of the district with homes that will be loved by our locals for generations.”

The business has changed unrecognisably over the last 11 years and has grown from a small team of two to seven. The sales team is made up of three New Home Consultants – Debra, Mark and James – who all have a passion for the building industry and helping people into their new homes. Debra has been with the company for over four years and last year won a number of national awards including New Home Consultant of the Year. Both James and Mark recently joined the team and are loving being part of the team and handing over homes to happy clients!

Adam says, “the best part of the job is going along to the handovers and seeing our clients in their new home. I get such a buzz from see-

ing someone’s dream home come to life and it’s such a privilege that they trusted us with their biggest purchasing decision.”

Construction Manager Hamish Griffith is a qualified builder and former apprentice of the year. He has a great eye for detail and prides himself on the quality of the homes built. Supporting Hamish in the role of client liaison is Antoinette, who is the day-to-day contact for clients, she ensures they are fully informed about the process of their builds.

Sarah is the accounts and administration manager and is often referred to as the most important person in the office (she pays the wages)!

Milestone Homes’ proven house designs have been created by an in-house draughting and estimating team, with careful thought put into every single aspect of each home design, so that the homes are affordable, comfortable, durable, and practical.

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The Nelson Bays franchise has won a number of national awards including ‘Franchisee of the Year’ for five out of the last six years, as well as the Supreme Franchisee Award in 2016 which is great recognition for the hard work that the team

puts into everything that they do.

In turn, the local team have built a strong reputation within the community, for both their smart designs and service and strong community involvement.

Both Simon and Adam are a part of the national Management Team which gives them active involvement in the direction of the brand and allows them to help drive the vision forward. Adam says, “a lot of the plan development and specifications are set at these meetings and it ensures that Milestone is at the forefront of the industry and making sure we continue to be Smarter.”

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Celebrating a Milestone Aside from this, Adam was recently voted onto the executive board of the Nelson branch of the Registered Master Builders Association.

The franchise is a strong supporter of a number of community initiatives including the ‘Milestone Homes Top of The South Speedway’ which, Adam says, “is an amazing sport in our region, and although they have a few challenges to overcome, it is a fantastic community sporting event and we’re proud to be involved with the speedway fraternity.” They also run their annual ‘Make a Difference’ Christmas appeal which revolves around a gifting tree, where people can buy and donate gift for those less fortunate. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the 2018 Make a Difference Appeal and annual Big Give! They were also a founding sponsor of the No Child Left Inside programme which is aimed at teaching primary-aged children the basic techniques and skills to

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C H R I ST M A S If you are looking for somewhere to hold an end of year function or a fun place to take the family, look no further than Cable Bay Adventure Park – Nelson’s adventure destination! Just 15 minutes from Nelson, the park is set on 1200 acres of farmland and pristine native bush, with stunning views over Cable and Delaware Bays!

The park has lots of exciting develop-

ments happening for summer! It’s main attraction is the Skywire – the longest flying fox adventure in the world!

Other big drawcards are its farm quad bikes, its laid-back horse treks, rides on amphibious argos, or fun battles on the paintball field!

Visitors to Cable Bay Adventure Park can also relax and enjoy drinks and eats at its licensed café, where a wide range of local beer, wine and Pomeroy’s coffee is available – open 7 days (9am-5pm).

CABLE BAY Under construction for 2019 SHOOTING ADVENTURES are some awesome mountainbiking trails! For more info, or TRY YOUR to make a group booking, visit HAND AT www.cablebayadventurepark.

TARGET & com CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING OR HAVE A DUEL Rutherford Hotel Nelson – a WITH YOUR Heritage Hotel, the perfect FRIENDS venue for all types of Christmas functions! Modern, yet Static target • Dueling tree with last century charm, RuSporting clays • No licence required Oceano therford Hotel Nelson has 22 Calibre & high powered rifles available stunning views and two fabCustom reloading • Scope fitting Panorama - Restaurant ulous restaurants: Miyazu, Rifle sighting • Servicing and tuition offering which serves authentic Japanese cuisine using fresh local Nelson's freshest seafood Cable Bay Road, Hira, Nelson seafood and high-quality local 027 545 1309 in a relaxed atmosphere produce; and Oceano Panoor 03 545 1309 rama Restaurant, which has a e: hotlead73@gmail.com new executive chef who uses the freshest of local ingredients matched with local wines.

“For Christmas functions, we can cater for small groups of 10 and up to 150 plus guests,” says General Manager Alexander Siebenritt.

“For large functions, our conOffering a selection of delicious ference centre can cater for up regional fare and locally crafted to 700 guests. Oceano is focusbeverages. We can cater to a broad ing on offering a traditional range of dining experiences. kiwiana-style Christmas menu or we tailor individual menus.

P: 03 548 2299 Miyazu can cater for up to 50 We look forward to welcoming you E: alexanders@rutherfordhotel.co.nz people. We also offer a fun Trafalgar Breakfast & DinnerSquare, 7 days Nelson. Phone 548 2299 & entertaining ‘Miyazu Fite E: enquiries@rutherfordhotel.co.nz | www.rutherfordhotel.nz Find us on Facebook Night’ which is a cook-off beBreakfast & Dinner 7 days - All Diners Welcome

tween Japanese and International cuisine using our teppanyaki!”

To book your next Christmas function, phone 0800437227 or email enquiries@ rutherfordhotel.co.nz today!

For an end of year celebration like no other, treat your staff or loved ones to a cruise with Gourmet Sailing. Every trip is special and unique, whether helping your team find new ways of working together, celebrating a birthday, or escaping on a romantic journey.

Ruby is the Concierge and will take care of organising all the details so you can just relax and enjoy. Gourmet Sailing only offers private charters, which means your group has exclusive use of their yachts, the full attention of the crew and the freedom to experience your own custom itinerary.

Their most popular Christmas party cruises are a three hour harbour cruise, including a stop at Haulashore Island, for $90pp, and a full day in the pristine natural playground of Abel Tasman National Park from only $190pp (minimums apply). For more information on how Gourmet Sailing can help you make some wonderful memories, contact them today. www.gourmetsailing. co.nz If you’re looking for an intimate setting for your workplace function this year, Squires Pub and Café is the perfect choice. Located on Main Rd in Stoke, the venue is ideally situated between Nelson and Richmond and offers plenty of roadside parking, as well as backing on to Strawbridge Square car park.

Squires Pub and Café can comfortably seat 25 people, with catering options including a formal sit-down with set menu, or a selection of platters for a more casual approach.

Their bar serves a wide range of beverages and staff are more than happy to cater to people’s dietary requirements.

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C H R I ST M A S will congratulate you for a great occasion in the olde world setting of Smugglers Pub & Café. Book early to avoid disappointment.

Add a touch of fun to your family or workplace gathering with a day at Nelson Fun Park. The park features mini golf, bumpa boats and a hydroslide, provid-

ing full-on entertainment for children and adults alike.

Whether you're after a venue for the end of year workplace function that can cater to children or you're looking for the perfect place to host a birthday party, make sure you book your group a day out at Nelson Fun Park.

For just $18 per person, you can enjoy half an hour on the hydroslide, bumpa boats and a game of mini golf, plus bring your own picnic to enjoy waterside. Nelson Fun Park is open from 10:30am until 4pm, although it is possible to book the park privately outside of these hours.

For more information on a great day out at Nelson Fun Park, contact the team today on 548 6267.

Rutherford Hotel Nelson have a range of excellent venues options, including their beautiful court yard. antees you and your team will enjoy their hospitality as you celebrate the end of the year. For more information on how Squires can accommodate your Christmas function, contact them today on 547 1612.

are proving popular, and include things like honey-glazed ham, luscious beef fillet, scrumptious puddings and more! There are five different choices of entrees, mains and desserts available as a two or three course meal, for cou-

see the seals living across the river!” To book your fun, pre-Christmas dinner phone 0800Trailways today – can cater up to 180!

Indulge your crew with an award-winning exFancy a fabulous preperience at SmugChristmas dinner celglers. Smugglers is ebration with friends, a notoriously good family or work colplace to enjoy a leagues overlooking great atmosphere the lovely Maitai Rivand swashbuckling er? Trailways Hotel’s feast from their Tides Restaurant range of gourmet and Bar has its fanmenus, including tastic pre-Christmas set menu options special happening that offer great valagain this year – you ue for those larger Smugglers local’s enjoying the great service and can enjoy a wonderful groups who want friendly atmosphere.

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The original high school musical is coming to town.

The Nelson Youth Theatre Company are ready to kick off their ten-performance run of Grease at the Theatre Royal tomorrow night.

A vibrant cast of 50, ranging in age from 13 to early 20s, will take audiences back to Rydell High in 1959 with plenty of rock 'n' roll, hand jives and slick hair.

“Everyone's very excited by this one - a real high energy blast,” says the show’s director, Richard Carruthers.

Featuring the classic songs ‘You’re The One That I Want’, ‘Grease Is The Word’, ‘Summer Nights’, ‘Hopelessly Devoted To You’, ‘Sandy’, ‘Greased Lightnin’ - Richard says it will be a show for even the most tired theatre

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Since the show’s Broadway pre- Richard labels Grease as the “a miere in 1972, followed by the timeless classic that never seems 1978 hit movie starring John to age”.

Travolta and Olivia Newton- “Casts and audiences alike love John, Grease has become a firm to be in it and to watch it.”

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The production features the work of two of the theatre company’s choreographers, Aimee Robinson and Alex Jensen, while many of the costumes have been sourced from the United States by wardrobe manager and long-time Grease fan, Tracy Saunders.

“We also have a great hairdressing team from Aboki who have prepared hair for Grease at least twice before and know the styles and looks that suit the period,” says Richard.

“Everyone's really pumped and ready to break loose on stage.

They've prepared hard, danced their socks off and are ready for a big and lively audience.”

Grease is on at the Theatre Royal from 19 – 29 September. Tickets are available from TicketDirect or the Theatre Royal.

ARTS Deliciously delusional opera: After moving to Nelson two years ago Michelanne Forster had the privilege of hearing the soprano Allison Cormack singing. So she wrote a show for her. The result is 'Besotted', about a character who sings about her passions, unrequited love and obsessive fantasies. The workshop performance of the show is at the Nelson Centre for Musical Arts at 12.30pm on Thursday. Tickets $10 from ticketdirect.co.nz or at NCMA. new local play opens: 'The Girl who Climbed a Mountain and Saved the World' opens at Fairfield House this Thursday. Local playwright Lisa Allan crafted the story from the tales of around 70 people. It tell the stories of Kira, a girl who grows up in Taranaki, keeping the mountain under her gaze. Come along to Fairfield on Thursday. Tickets are $10 to $20 from eventfinda.co.nz.

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Wanderers pull out of cricket comp Jonty Dine Reporter

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One of Nelson’s most successful cricket clubs is in crisis.

For the first time since its inception in 1983, Wanderers will not field a senior side in the Nelson premier competition this season.

Wanderers stalwart Hayden Ingham says it is a sad day for the club.

“It’s absolutely gutting. Personally, I’ve put 14 years into what is a very proud club for thirty odd years and has had a lot of successes, so it’s a very disappointing.”

Hayden says they were about four players short of fielding a full squad.

“We have been short for the last few years but unfortunately, in the off season we lost six of our starting lineup, so that killed us.”

Hayden says Matt Campbell and ex Wanderers great Andy Leonard put in a lot of work to try and save the side.

“We just couldn’t get over the line but hopefully it’s just a one-year

Wanderers stalwart Hayden Ingham celebrates in happier times for the highly-successful cricket club.

Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport. thing.” hopefully we can get it back up “We still have a second-grade team, so most of the guys who are Hayden hopes the senior side and running.” can be revived in the coming He says the remaining players left will play second grade while years. will have to ply their trade else- a couple will head off to other clubs.”

“We have got a lot of juniors so where this season.

Nelson Cricket general manager Dave Leonard says it is a disappointing situation for all concerned. A former club member himself, Dave played in some of the strongest sides the Brightwater club produced.

“It’s not what we would wish but it has become a reality.”

He says there was a sense of inevitability about Wanderers withdrawal.

“The club has struggled for numbers for a season or so but have managed to get by, but there are number of things that have created a perfect storm.”

He says player movement has been a big factor and there are also some issues off the field in relation to the operations of the club which need to be dealt with.

He says Nelson Cricket will support Wanderers back into a situation where they can be a force again.

“We are hopeful, but it comes down to the club. I have no doubt that they can come back to participate and succeed again in premier.”

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Prices fall short in Tasman Trophy challenge SporTS Jonty Dine Prices Pharmacy couldn't add the Tasman Trophy to the cabinet on Saturday, going down 4643 to Marlborough champions SMOG. Prices were unable to give captain Shar Lowe the perfect send off in what was possibly her final appearance for the club as SMOG claimed regional bragging rights with a hard-fought victory.

The Nelson champions were hampered by disruptions. With Holly Chandler and Dayna Whiting backing up from the game to appear in the Southern Zone volleyball tournament, Prices opted to make several positional and personnel changes throughout.

"I am disappointed, we just didn’t adapt to the changes,” Shar says.

However, Shar says it was good to blood some of the wider squad members such as Hana Tava and Becky Green who have played limited minutes throughout the season.

"The fact they came to every

training and sat on our bench every week, they deserved it.”

Played on court four at Saxton Stadium due to the volleyball tournament, Prices were guilty of simple mistakes early on, SMOG making the most of their bonus possession to take an early 4-1 lead.

Holly continued her outstanding form inside the circle, her pressure on defence helping the hosts stay in touch with the Marlburians.

Shar missed a shot to even the honours before the end of the first, SMOG taking a slim 12-11 lead.

Wing attack Katelyn Gardiner and Shar sat out the second, replaced by Miranda Hart and Shardae Herring respectively.

Shardae didn’t waste any time getting on the scorers’ sheet as both replacements made an impact to help Prices take a 23-21 lead at half-time.

She stood up strongly to the impressive pair of Stacey Chandler and Bonnie Morris while Tess Eden and Dayna started to show their class to form a formidable defence with Holly,

Prices goal attack Chelsea Brooks during her sides 46-43 loss to SMOG at Saxton Stadium. Photo: Jonty Dine.

Prices made more changes in the third, Becky coming on at centre with Shar shifting to goal attack.

The teams continued to trade

goals with the scores remaining square for the majority of the third before SMOG edged ahead at the death 35-31.

The physicality intensified in the final fifteen, a determined Holly throwing herself around the defensive circle as SMOG clung on to a slim advantage.

Shar’s deadly accurate radar saw the sides go into the final five minutes locked up at 41-apiece, before the errors crept back into Prices game and SMOG’s sharp shooters Karli Murphy and Kate Gaudin put the result beyond doubt.

Despite the loss, Shar says it has been a great year for the team.

"Overall, it’s been a roller coaster of a season, but it was awesome to finish on a high and get to play these guys by winning the Nelson competition. I’m proud of my girls, we have had ups and downs, but we have stuck together.”

The Prices stalwart says she now thinks it may be time to hang up the bib. "I think I’m done but we will see, there are just so many young kids around and they need an opportunity.”

SPORT AWARDS: A special guest stopped by ASB Bank on Thursday to officially launch the 51st annual Nelson Sports Awards. Former All Black Wyatt Crockett was on hand to open the nomination process as the region recognises its rising sports stars. The annual event honours the region’s most successful and inspiring athletes across a range of sports.

The awards will be held on November 24 at Annesbrook Church where each of the nine category winners will be announced, before the ultimate accolade of ASB sportsperson of the year is awarded. Online nominations close Monday, October 15, at 5pm. Details for nomination can be found at www.sporttasman.org. nz/asbnelsonsportsawards RUGBY: The Tasman Mako women’s side went down to North Harbour 51-14 in the Farah Palmer Cup on Sunday afternoon. Harbour ran in nine tries at Albany to propel itself to second on the championship table while Tasman sink to fifth.

Michelle Curry and Hayley Hutana both got over the chalk for the Mako who will host bottom-placed Wellington at Trafalgar Park this Sunday. Kick off at 11:35am.

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The Nelson Pines men's volleyball team has qualified top of the Southern Zone after winning the zone tournament over the weekend. Photo: Jonty Dine.

Pines unbeaten in volleyball qualifier Jonty Dine The Nelson Pines men’s volleyball team has qualified in top spot for nationals after going unbeaten at the Southern Zone Tournament over the weekend.

Pines dropped only one set in their three victories at Saxton Stadium and will head to next month’s nationals the top ranked southern side.

The men went two from two on day one, registering wins over Shirley and Pioneers before defeating Scorps on Sunday.

In Saturday’s later game against the Pioneers, Pines looked dominant from the outset, their athleticism and desperation no match for the Christch-

urch side.

The hosts put on a superb performance at the net, the velocity of their spiking game ensuring Pines maintained a healthy advantage throughout over Pioneers, winning three sets to nil.

Captain Patrick Shone says it was a really good win against a good unit.

"We haven’t been together long this season, so it was good that the boys stepped up.”

Patrick says he is confident they can make an impact at the national tournament.

"The line-up we have got is one of the strongest in years. Having Roy Ching back from Europe gives us some real depth

and the wisdom of Ben Glue gives us a nice balance.”

Earlier in the day, Pines edged Shirley three sets to one.

Their female counterparts met Shirley in the final game on day one with the visitors winning three sets to nil.

Captain Dayna Whiting says her side knew they would need to step up against a quality side.

"We just let them get ahead and against a good team like Shirley it's hard to pull back."

Pines finished its qualifying campaign with a 10-2 record to finish the Southern Zones in second behind Shirley.

Club volleyball nationals will take place in Auckland from October 3-6.

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Evangeline Fourie trains with Nelson Lawn Tennis Club head coach Ash Calder. Photo: Jonty Dine.

The Nelson Bays Tennis Associations primary and intermediate ‘Have a Go’ open day took place at local tennis clubs on Saturday.

From novices to young guns, players across the board were exposed to skills sessions around the region.

All schools from Tapawera to Golden Bay took part in a free hour of fun on court with their local tennis coach.

The programme launched the summer tennis season with clubs promoting junior tennis across the region.

Coaches have been busy all term

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Both the THS Schools programme and the “Have a Go Day” enable students to try out tennis with their school mates before committing to the sport during the summer season.

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When Grace Cumming tells people that she is a weightlifter, most people laugh.

However, the diminutive 17-yearold’s abilities are far from a joke, having just won gold at secondary school nationals for the second year running.

Grace took out the U53kg class, recording three personal best lifts including a 54kg clean and jerk.

“I’d been sitting at about a 40kg clean and jerk and then on the day it just flipped, and I manage to do pretty well.”

The Nelson College for Girls student went back-to-back despite limited preparation.

“I had only been training for five weeks for that competition, and before that I had taken a huge break and I was not at my best whatsoever.”

She says she surprised herself with her performance.

“I think the adrenaline carried me through more than anything, I was just so amped up, on the platform I couldn’t hear anything.”

Grace has only been involved in the sport for two years, having taken it

up for strength training to improve her volleyball game.

“I started it so I could jump higher because I’m such a small person, but I got hooked. People told me I couldn’t do it because I was too small but I’m super stubborn, so I kept at it and here I am.”

She says she is driven by the doubters.

“That’s probably one of my favorite things, to tell people I’m a weightlifter and they say ‘seriously?’ Some of them think I’m joking.”

She says, due to her slight build, people often scoff at her chosen sport. “Last year when I got called up at the NCG prizegiving probably 90 per cent of the crowd started laughing.”

However, she says it simply motivates her to lift even heavier weights.

“It feels good to prove that I can actually do it and when I tell them my weights that surprises them even more.”

She says she loves the pressure of a big lift. “It’s literally just you, you’ve got a big crowd of people in front of you and judges watching you, it all comes down to what you can do on the day.”

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Mako bounce back in style SporTS Jonty Dine

AThleTics - The Athletics Nelson senior team was the first squad across the finish line at Saturday’s Queen Charlotte Relay for the thirteenth time in 14 years.

Thomas Andersen ran two legs on Athletics Nelson’s senior B team in the 35.6km, fiveleg race from Picton to Havelock, recording the fastest times of the race on both of his legs.

After Sam Mead gave the senior A team a one-minute lead on the opening leg, Andersen ran down Max Meffan and finished 10 metres in front after the 8.6km second leg. Fletcher Pickworth retook the lead and gave the senior.

Ben Allan, running his first race in two years, was the Senior A’s fourth leg runner.

Nick Matthews put the race away on the final leg and crossed the finish line in two hours, six minutes, 52 seconds, 4:19 ahead of the senior B team.

Athletics Nelson. The teams will now prepare for the New Zealand Road Relay Championships in Christchurch on Oct. 6.

Reporter

jonty@nelsonweekly.co.nz

tor’s first after 60 minutes of Tasman dominance.

The Mako responded with the try of the night, coming off a storming bust and offload from Pari Pari Parkinson to set Hunt away.

Kane Thompson pulled one back for the Bulls before Jordan was rewarded for his superb all-round effort with his fourth try of the season.

Tasman brought up half a century through Solomon Alaimalo, the blockbusting winger exploding through a gap after a relatively quiet night to give the Mako a 53-17 victory.

Parkinson says the key moving

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"We've got to come back next week and do the job again; this competition is a long haul."

Tasman face a quick turnaround as they head to Palmerston North on Wednesday to take on the Turbos.

Scorers: Mako 53 (Andrew Makalio 2, Tyrel Lomax, David Havili, Mitch Hunt, Will Jordan, Solomon Alaimalo tries, Hunt 5 cons 2 pens, Tim O’Malley 1 con) Taranaki 17 (Ciarhan Matoe, Kane Thompson tries, Beaudein Waaka 2 cons, 1 pens)

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AGE GRADE RUGBY - The Tasman under 19 rugby team finished sixth at the Jock Hobbs Memorial National Under 19 tournament in Taupo over the weekend.

Tasman went down to North Harbour on day one 28-25 before edging Hawke’s Bay 35-32 on day two.

In the playoff for fifth, Auckland made a stirring comeback to secure a 35-31-win, Josh McPherson scored an impressive double for the junior Mako. Tasman did not make the final but managed to come away with a sixth placing.

In the final, Bay of Plenty won its first ever title after defeating Canterbury in a thriller 35-30.

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through the defence once again off a short Finlay Christie pass. Returning Mako centre Levi Aumua had a strong opening forty, proving a headache on defence and attack for Taranaki, while Ethan Blackadder was immense in the tight.David Havili drove the dagger in further after the break, snatching an intercept just as Taranaki looked its most threating, the Mako captain streaking 80 metres to score the fourth for the home side.

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Tasman hooker Andrew Makalio crashes over for one of his two tries as the Mako hammered Taranaki 53-17 at Trafalgar Park last Friday night. Photo: Shuttersport NZ.

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The Tasman Mako responded emphatically to its loss to Auckland, hammering Taranaki 53-17 in Nelson on Friday night.

A powerful performance laid the platform for a dominant performance from the Mako who ran in seven tries to see the side move into fourth on the premiership table.

Man of the match Pari Pari Parkinson says they needed to front up physically after last weekend’s loss.

"We put a lot of emphasis on the breakdown and those contact battles, we let Auckland get on top of us last week."

The Mako opened the scoring through the boot of Mitch Hunt as Tasman dominated the amber and blacks early on.

Mitch Hunt missed his second shot at goal but didn’t take long to make up for the blemish, splitting the Taranaki wide open to set up Tyrel Lomax who muscled his way over from short range for the game’s first try. Andrew Makalio scored the second for the hosts, the hooker powering through two defenders and stretching out to dot down under the bar.

Makalio was over for another moments later after he burst

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Vessel Bunkering Officer Talley’s Group is a leading and international exporter of a wide range of premium New Zealand produce with divisions spread out across the country.

The fishing and seafood division currently has an opening for a part-time on-call Vessel Bunkering Officer, based at our Nelson site.

This site services the Talley’s deep sea fishing operations and has a high volume coolstore, with numerous frozen product lines being received and dispatched on a regular basis.

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The ideal candidate will have: • excellent communication • great attention to detail • a high standard and awareness of health and safety • ability to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends.

Post your application, including CV and cover letter to Talley’s Group Ltd, Vessel Bunkering Position, PO Box 7064, Nelson, or email applications@talleysdeepseacareer.co.nz

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Support Staff in Schools residency oremployed a valid NZas work

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Passed peacefully on 14 September 2018.

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Loved granddad of all his grandchildren and great grandchildren. A funeral service to celebrate Brian’s life will be held at Marsden House Funeral Home, 41 Nile street East, Nelson on Wednesday 26th September 2018 at 2pm.

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• Dairy Farms

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- off Nayland Road

• Camping & RV

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13 Packham Cres.

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Peter Ph (03) 547 9191

Stump Grinding Tree Felling & Removal Site Clearance Andrew Workman

021 081 82 123 Free Quotes & Prompt Service

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Work Place First Aid Courses

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Sept: 04, 06, 12, 14, 18, 26, 29 Oct:

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31 Aug - 01 Sept: Outdoor First Aid

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stoke sociaL badminton group, Stoke Memorial Hall. Tues & Thurs 9.30-11am. $3 per morning. Various grades. Everyone welcome, no experience needed. Some rackets available. standing strengtH and baLance/sit and be fit class Thurs @ 10am. Old Folks Hall Trafalgar Street . Class recommences 11 Oct. Standing and seated options. ACC approved instructor. Shirley 5471433. seniornet: Needing help understanding and integrating your computer and other digital devices into your lifestyle? Seniornet can help you. See seniornetnelson.org.nz for more information. baby & kids gear saLe. Second hand & new baby and kid’s clothes plus many other items. Richmond Showgrounds - 29 SEP, 10AM-1PM. oilthegoodthings@outlook.com or visit the event on Facebook for more details.

Heritage neLson forum and AGM Pip Jamieson will speak on the 125th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage in New Zealand. All welcome. 5.30pm, Wed 26 Sept at St Peters Chapel, Founders’ Heritage Park. Alec Woods, alecwoodsnz@gmail.com or 021 248 2644. forest & bird Pearl Creek planting day Sat 22 Sept. 9am to 12. Meet at the end of Cotterell Rd, Appleby. Bring gloves and spade. Jo Kay 0211169877 or robjokay@xtra.co.nz. operation cHristmas cHiLd reaches children in poverty with gift-filled shoeboxes for Christmas. Choose Girl or Boy, which age group and fill your shoebox with gifts from 6 categories. Please include $10 shipping. Preprinted shoeboxes and instructions can be picked up from the Richmond Mall Info Center or Manna Bookshop. neLson raiLWay at Founders Park. The Railcar will be running between 11am & 4pm 22/23 Sept, weather permitting. The fare is $5 Adults $3 Children. Nelson 50+ Walking Group: Sept 27, Waimea Stopbank. Ph. Carole, 539 1004 or Roger, 539 6402. neLson 50+ mini WaLkers: Sept 25, Branford Park. Meet 10 am at the Botanics. Ph George, 546 5188. piLates Tahuna Community Centre 61 Muritai st. Suitable for all levels. 6pm Thurs. $10. Marion 021 08399290. spirited conversations Wed 26 Sept.

Caroline Budge and Breffni O’Rourke from Age

Concern Nelson Tasman on loneliness and social isolation amongst older people, and strategies to build more connected communities.

Yaza Cafe opens 6pm, speakers 7.30pm. Koha.

No reservations. Ph 5486241. stoke taHunanui Ladies rebus cLub welcomes new ladies to come along to our next meeting on 19 Sept 9.45am at Nelson Golf Club Bolt Rd. We love to meet you , we are a very friendly group of retired ladies. Diane 5476331. engLisH conversation group for esL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wed 4.30-6, Trinity Church. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Rachael Ph 02102686970.

Haven Lioness cLub project Pinc Next Steps (cancer rehabilitation), now available Rakaia Lions Lilies.Bag of 4 Oriental Liliy Bulbs $10, Bag of 20 Freesias bulbs $5. margaret.ralph.c@xtra.co.nz or Audrey Kitto ph 5446243 or Margaret Ching ph 5476571. suffrage 125 – Tasman Launch of Women Decision-Makers banners and booklet honouring the 52 women elected to Local Government in Nelson and Tasman. Wed 26 Sept 4pm Meeting Room, Richmond Library. Elaine Henry 544 8452. circuit cLass Women 55+ Resistance/ Cardio/Balance & Fun! St Peters Church Hall, Atawhai, Fridays 9am $10. Michelle 021 255 1915. suffrage service at Nelson Cathedral on Sun 23 Sept 10am. Come dressed in historic dress, wear a hat or wear Suffrage colours – green, white, violet. pet service at Nelson Cathedral on Sun 30 Sept 10am. Pet’s and owners blessing service, followed by morning tea.

Have you ever tHougHt of becoming a voLunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website volunteernelson.org.nz Ph. 546 7681. sunrise WaLk for WeLLbeing – 6am Sat 6 Oct. Help destigmatise depression and promote mental wellbeing, 6 km Nelson Airport perimeter walk. Nelson Golf Club carpark.

Light snack to follow, live music, guest speaker.

No dogs or bikes. Park on Bolt Rd Free event - Koha welcome sunrisewalkforwellbeing.com register on facebook.

one-on-one yoga sessions: Adapting yoga to your unique need allows holistic benefits to be fully explored. Wed 10.00am, 11.15 am, 1pm at Nelson Women’s Centre; by donation; 546 7986. stoke seniors Tues Sep 18: Colours Duo entertain 1.30 pm. $5 entry Thurs Sep 20: Spring Dinner 12 pm. $22. Please book. Entertainment by singer/pianist Joe Rifici @ 1.30pm 548 Main Rd. Stoke PH: 5472660. free sponsorsHip for people wishing to return to the workforce. Communication, Leadership, Speaking. Tap into the liberation of finding your own voice. Powertalk Nelson meet 1st & 3rd Wed monthly, 7-9pm, Town Hall Richmond. 021910621 or powertalknelson. org.nz. free to students & esL speakers: Speaking Skills, Leadership, Confidence, Coaching in Effective Speaking. Powertalk meets 1st & 3rd Wed 7-9pm Richmond Town Hall ph: 0219106621 or powertalknelson.org.nz. stoke taHunanui men’s cLub welcomes new members. A club for active retirees. Activities include a regular monthly meeting with guest speaker on the 3rd Tues of every month, plus outings and activities each week.

Ian 5477841. isel Ladies probus club welcomes new members to friendly interesting meetings each 4th Wed monthly, Elim Church, Stoke at 9.45 for 10am. Also, a monthly dining out group and a coffee group for those who wish to join in. Joy 538 0035 or Sue 5486062. deatH cafe Facilitated discussion; topics determined by attendees. NB this is not a bereavement support group. See: deathcafe. com. Last Sat monthly, Activities Room, Elma Turnbull Library, 1.30 - 3.00pm koha requested. deatH matters fiLm 7pm last Fri monthly. $4 koha. Kristine: nelsondeathmatters@gmail. com or Barbara: 027 939 0024. experience tHe sound of souL: Sing HU, a sacred sound and ancient mantra, to discover a higher form of creativity. Wednesdays 5:006:00pm, Magnolia Room, 44c Bronte Street.

Phone 0211567914. artHritis society coffee morning.

We Meet at Char Bar & Grill 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next gathering 26th September. Claire 03 5450835 or 0273601039.

Community notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising only. For classified ads and public notices please call 548 5900. Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads.

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