19 February 2013

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Gay men told to leave bar Andrew Board

A gay couple were kicked out of a Nelson nightclub on Saturday, told “this isn’t a gay bar” says an upset and angry friend of the couple.

The two men, who wish to remain unnamed, were on the dance floor at Malbas Bar on Saturday night when a bouncer told them to leave. Their friend Letizia Beyer-Rieger says they were shocked when approached by the security staff.

“We were having a dance, doing our own thing, then one of them kissed the other. As soon as that happened the bouncer came over, went nuts and said ‘sorry you’re not welcome here, you have to leave’. When we got to the door we asked why we were getting kicked

out and he told us “Malbas isn’t a gay bar, go find somewhere else”.

General manager of the bar, Anja Nicholson, apologised for the incident on the bar’s Facebook page but was unable to be contacted on Monday. “I would like to extend my sincere apology to both people who were removed last night in this incident. And to all those who were offended by this,” she wrote. “When I heard of this, I was quick to talk to the bouncer involved and of course allowed the guy back in.

The opinions and views of any of the staff are not in direct relation to the opinions and views of our establishment, please do not allow this to taint your opinion of Malbas

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Nelson’s night at the opera

Tim and Sandra Babbage amongst a crowd of thousands at Saturday night’s Opera in the Park event. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

One of Nelson’s most popular music events ended on a high note on Saturday with thousands of people spread out on their picnic blankets for a night of entertainment.

With a star studded line up of top musicians from around New Zealand – including Nelson’s own Trudi Wilson – Opera in the Park took over Trafalgar Park for the biennial event.

Organisers are still collating ticket numbers but say the are close to 8000.

“I’m really proud Nelson City Council delivered such a top class event and with such a large crowd we know that it continues to be a ‘must-see’ in Nelson’s events calendar.” says Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio.

“Events like the opera showcase our vibrant city and help put Nelson on the map.”

Jane Hilson says she and her children thoroughly enjoyed the show. “It’s a great family event, it’s an opportunity to get a bit of culture.

It would be great if we could have it back every year.”

Local man Adrian Secker says he too thought the event was great.

“It’s magic. Glorious music, a lovely day, what’s not to like.”

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Burnout comp will be back Sinead Ogilvie

While the future of the Nelson Car Show burnout competition may have reached a dead end at its venue next to the Speights Ale House, organisers say it won’t stop the event from going ahead.

Resource consent for the site has now run out, but organiser Steve Steele says because of future development plans for the site, the venue had always been a short term solution.

“The event will still go ahead, we’ll find somewhere. The venue was never a long term solution.”

While Steve has a few ideas as to how to go about organising the event, he says it is a difficult process to find a suitable site because any spare land close to the city is probably earmarked for future development

too and he would like the event to have a more permanent home.

One idea was to have portable custommade concrete slabs, so organisers could virtually take the Steve Steele. event anywhere, but Steve says that would be an expensive option. “When you are running an event off the smell of an oily rag you have to look at keeping the costs down.”

Steve says he hopes that when the Tapawera Motorsport Park comes to fruition the event could be held there.

“That is going to be great and will be a world class motor sport venue.

In terms of cars versus population Nelson has the biggest number of

classic cars in the country, but at the moment we don’t have a facility to be able to enjoy them.”

Steve says the burnout competition is about letting the motor sport community get out and have some fun in a safe environment, keeping them from doing the activity illegally on public roads. Tasman District mayor Richard Kempthorne says he “absolutely agrees” with Steve and says he would welcome the event saying the future Tapawera Motorsport Park would be perfect.

Nelson city mayor Aldo Miccio says he would love to see the event stay in the city. “I’d most definitely want to see it stay, it’s a fantastic event that attracts many people. The key would be to find that balance, have it in an appropriate place while still keeping it near the city, close to amenities.”

Gay men told to leave bar FROM PAGE 1 itself. Please take my word that this matter will not be ignored.”

Letizia says she has no malice against the bar’s manager.

“She was great, the situation would have been a lot worse if she wasn’t there. But it’s not right and we were all pretty disgusted.”

Jeanette Swift of Hospitality NZ says venues have a right to tell anyone they’re not allowed in their premises, except when it breaches the Human Rights Act.

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Small windows scuttle house plans

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aware of and slammed the new rules as “pedantic” and “nonsense”.

Two Nelson families have had to walk away “If the intent was to build positive engaged and from their dream home because the Nelson City safer communities then a pedantic plan rule was Council deemed their front windows too small the wrong tool to get out of the tool box. Get rid to “passively observe the street”. of a few rules and make it easy for people to close Changes to the resource building consent rules the street for a barbeque so they can get to know – named the front yard rules – were made last their neighbours. A bunch of sausages and some year in an effort to boost community well-being road cones have a lot going for them.” on suburban streets. It includes rules stating that Rachel says it’s understandable that people don’t a garage can no longer protrude in front want driveways running through the of a house unless it sits four metres from sunny side of the house and big winthe road and that at least 50 per cent of dows on the cold side just so they can the front yard has to be landscaped. Ockeep a watch on the street and that cupants in new homes also need to be the rule will trip a lot more people up. able to passively observe the street.

“These decisions reinforce my opinion But Nelson City councillor Rachel Reese that the direction the council has taken says the changes are nonsense and will with these plan rules is bureaucratic, make it harder for people to build their out of step with good resource managehome due to rising consent costs. ment practice and ignores one of NelA Nelson couple who wanted to build a Rachel Reese. son’s and New Zealand’s biggest issues – home on Sanctuary Dr had their consent turned housing affordability. And if the outcome is that down because “the design and appearance of people walk away from building their new home, the dwelling would have an adverse effect on it costs jobs as well.” streetscape values” as it would provide “little op- Along with the new front yard rule, the front portunity for interaction with the street”. fence rule means fences along unclassified roads The large windows of their home were to face cannot be any higher than 1.2 metres and fences north, to capture the most of the sun, with the fronting classified roads must be no higher than driveway and garage facing the road to the east. two metres, and any portion above 1.2m must be In the decision to turn down their application, 50 per cent see-through.

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Housing trust gets government grant crUiSY viSiT: Around 100 cruise ship passengers stepped into Nelson last week after the luxury German liner MV Europa came to town. The ship is one of two cruise ships to visit Nelson this summer – as first reported by Nelson Weekly back in September – with another one confirmed for next summer. Passengers visited Abel Tasman National park, the WOW Museum, the Suter Art Gallery and Hoglund Art Glass.

TASTE nElSon: After a 10 year hiatus Taste Nelson is back with a fresh and unique approach from all other festivals on offer. The focus is on celebrating what is great about our region with entertainment, wines, beers and our best cuisine. Prebooked tickets via Ticket Direct are only $10 each and family tickets are $25. Taste Nelson is on Saturday March 2 at Founders Heritage Park. moDEl A FinAliST: A Nelson student has been named one of seven New Zealanders with the most ‘specs appeal’ in a nationwide modelling competition. Holly Parkes, 22, was selected as a finalist in the Specsavers Spectacle Wearer of the Year competition by judges after hundreds of bespectacled Kiwis uploaded their images on Specsavers’ Facebook page.

The Nelson Tasman Housing Trust was one of three housing trusts in the country to receive government funding to build affordable homes.

Housing minister Nick Smith last week announced that grants of $3.11 million have been given to help build 26

new social housing units in Auckland, Nelson and Canterbury. “These are the first grants from the government’s new $104 million Social Housing Fund to assist families with acute housing needs,” he says. “It is part of a deliberate strategy to expand the community provision of

social housing to complement that provided by Housing New Zealand. These 26 units are targeted at people on low incomes and those with special needs.”

The three trusts will also contribute $3.87 million of their own money, towards the projects.

New venue, same result for car show Nick Appelman’s custom ’54 Behemoth is hard to miss and for the second year running it has taken out the Nelson Car Show’s top prize.

The Nelson man describes custom cars as “doing what the factory should have done with it.” “You come together with a plan, which I drew up in 1993 and it’s finally at the stage now. It rides as good as a new car,” he says.

Bought as a four-door sedan in the 80s, Nick decided he wanted a convertible instead. Hundreds of hours later and he can drive something which draws a lot of attention. “During the final stages I was working 16 hours a week on it, and that was on top of my full-time job. I take it out every weekend. The front is covered in stone chips but it’s made to be driven, not to be hidden.”

But while the result was the same, the venue was different for 2013 with the Nelson Car Show moving to the Tahuna Holiday Park after being based near the World of Wearable Art and Classic Car Museum. Steve Steele, who is on the or-

Nick Appelman with his custom built 54 Behemoth at the Nelson Car Show on Sunday. Photo: Phillip Rollo. ganising committee for the Nelson Car Show, says he was inundated with text messages congratulating the committee on the successful event. “I had 64 text messages from people saying how great the event was and just a big thank you. It was great,” he says.

Steve says the highlight was the calibre of prizes that were on offer, which included a 2000 Ford Falcon.

Around 6000 people visited the event over the two days and there were 307 registered cars on show. The number of out-of-town visitors was also up for 2013.

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Bob’s breakfast back in stock Phillip Rollo The British version of Marmite will be back on the shelves at English Bob’s Emporium this week, ending a 10-month breakfast war that saw Sanitarium demand the Richmond retailer stop selling any Weetabix or Ma’amite.

Bob Wren had hoped to sell the English breakfast spread late last year but his 120 jars of Ma’amite never made it through customs because Sanitarium claimed that selling it in New Zealand would be a breach of a copyright.

The Ma’amite was imported by Christchurch resident Rob Savage who had set aside a portion of his shipment to the Richmond retailer.

A date at the High Court in Christchurch between Rob and Sanitarium never eventuated with the two parties agreeing that the spread could be sold if the labels were covered up.

The announcement came just days after Sanitarium confirmed its own Marmite will go back on sale in March after the Christchurch plant was forced to shut down because of earthquake damage suffered in September 2011.

When contacted by the Nelson Weekly to get his reaction to the news he will finally be able to stock the Ma’amite, alongside the Weetabix he continued to sell, Bob reiterated his opinion that Sanitarium are bullies and that the English version was very different to what was produced by

“English” Bob Wren.

Sanitarium. “What was the point in the first place? They’ve shot themselves in the foot and just looked a bit stupid,” he says.

Last April, the Weekly reported that Sanitarium representatives walked into English Bob’s Emporium and demanded that all Weetabix and Ma’amite be taken off the shelf otherwise the company would take Bob to court. It also demanded the

phone numbers of every customer that bought the products. But Sanitarium never followed up its threats and he continued to stock both items until they were stopped at the port in Lyttleton.

“I just got on with my business. I’m not relieved. I’m happy. But I wasn’t worried about it anyway. We’re not here to put them out of business, we’re here to sell English products to English people.”

Bob says the local community had been really supportive during the 10-month ordeal.

“They kept saying ‘stick to your guns’ and ‘good on you’. People I didn’t even know came in and said they had read about it. Since the first article you wrote that support has just carried on and on.”

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Anna Thompson from Phoenix House celebrates winning the House Day at Nayland College on Friday. Photo: Andrew Board.

School ‘houses’ rock Nayland

A day of colour and school spirit was topped with rousing chants on Nayland College’s back field last Friday, the second of its annual house days.

Each of the schools 1150 pupils dressed in the colour of their house – named Phoenix, Aquila, Draco or Pegasus – and competed in a number of events including challenges in the pool, making bunting, making up chants and art.

Deputy principal Richard Wilkins says the day was a huge success and students enjoyed getting

in the spirit, with Phoenix winning the day.

“It was a fantastic day, a highly successful follow up to the inaugural house day last year. It’s good because it’s an opportunity for those vertical form classes to work together on a project and it’s a great opportunity for students who want to be leaders to work on those skills.”

The day is the first of various house events throughout the year at Nayland, with an overall winner picked at the end of the year. The next big one is the school’s winter house day.

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Cawthron aquaculture to expand

One of New Zealand’s largest seafood companies will soon become the newest addition to the Cawthron Aquaculture Park.

Cawthron Institute and Aotearoa Fisheries Limited (AFL) have signed an agreement which will see AFL take over and expand Cawthron Institute’s commercial oyster nursery and spat growing operation at the Cawthron Aquaculture Park at Glenduan, north of Nelson. Cawthron Institute will continue to produce and supply oyster larvae to industry.

“Cawthron Institute has developed a scientific selective breeding programme for oysters over the last ten years,” says Cawthron’s chairman Ian Kearney. “Three years ago we established the outdoor nursery to grow and supply increased volumes of selectively bred spat to the industry.”

“It is now appropriate to allow our industry partners to take over this expanding spat production activity and for Cawthron Institute to focus its expertise on scientific research for the aquaculture industry.”

The new agreement means that from March this year, both New Zealand’s largest pacific oyster (AFL) and greenshell mussel (SPATnz) hatchery operations will be based at the Cawthron Aquaculture Park. AFL owns New Zealand’s largest oyster export companies, Pacific Marine Farms and Kia Ora Seafoods. Its aquaculture general manager Don Collier says AFL has plans to significantly expand the existing facility. It has already employed additional staff to work at the Cawthron Aquaculture Park.

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Postie and friends cycle for charity Andrew Board Nelson postie Chris Scott will this Friday line up for his 10th Coast to Post charity cycle ride, which has now raised more than $240,000 for the Child Cancer House in Christchurch.

Chris will be joined on the 250km ride from Greymouth to Christchurch by his wife Sheila and friends Kevin Mead, Angee Edridge and Jacqui Douglas and says he’s excited to get back on the bike and raise some more cash for the charity.

“Last year, being the 25th year of the ride, we had quite a group there to welcome us in Christchurch and ride the last few kilometres with us.

That really hits home when you see those kids at the end, it shows you that it’s been worthwhile.”

Chris says 25 riders have entered this year’s ride – including the five from Nelson – which is made up of NZ Post workers and their families.

Last year the group raised $22,500, with $1400 of that coming from Chris and Sheila’s fundraising efforts.

The group will take two days to cycle the majority of the journey with the last few kilometres cycled on the third day. Chris says he hopes the kids will be there to greet them again and the more cash they raise the better. “I must admit, we had a lot of people say to us that they had

Nelson postie Chris Scott and his wife Sheila will be riding the Coast to Post charity bike ride this weekend. Photo: Andrew Board. seen [the article of us last year] in the [Nelson] Weekly andsaid you know, ‘great, well done’. But we do it for a cause. Every little bit helps, even a gold coin it doesn’t matter, it all helps.”

Sheila says costs for the ride are covered by NZ Post, sponsors and riders so every cent that is donated will go straight to the charity. “It’s

not too late and every bit helps. If you want to give us a text or a call we can come to your work or home and collect money or you can drop it at buckets in the NZ Courier Post building on Gloucester St or at Enner Glynn School.”

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Love story finalists picked Your Community Newspaper

Seven couples have been selected as finalists for a competition to find the region’s best love stories.

The Jens Hansen Love Stories competition seeks to find the best love stories from around the region with the people of Nelson to vote for their favourite. The overall winner will be announced at the

Nelson Wedding Show in May and will win $1000 worth of Jens Hansen diamonds on top of the $600 worth of diamonds that all of the finalists have won.

Each story of the seven finalists will feature in the Nelson Weekly in the lead up to the Nelson Wedding Show on May 5 and voting can be done online at www.

nelsonweddingshow.co.nz from March 19 or on the day of the wedding show.

Halfdan Jansen, says the event was a huge success last year and he’s rapt with the huge number of entries the competition attracted. “The search for the ultimate love story has been great fun again this year.

We’re in the business where we hear tales

of romance all the time, but there’s some that really just catch you. I’m a big believer in happy endings.”

The finalists are Jeff and Jo Cotton, Loren and Tom Heaphy, Lara Conyers and Sam Harris, Craig and Michele Lines, Jill Williams and Adam Womersley and Megan Rouche and James Sharpe.

Why the bells toll

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Ever wondered why the bells at Nelson Cathedral ring at strange times throughout the day?

Last week Nelson Weekly overheard several locals enjoying a coffee at the bottom of the steps asking each other why the bells were ringing at 11.40am. Tracy Alexander, who works at the coffee cart on upper Trafalgar St, says people often talk about them and why they are ringing. “It is a topic of conversation, people like them but just don’t get why they ring at random times.”

So the Weekly contacted the Cathedral office where Raewyn Wiseman says the bells are rung before each service daily at 12.15pm and at 10am on Wednesday’s.

On Sundays they are rung at

7.45am, 9.45 and at 4.45pm, or 15 minutes before each service.

Raewyn says the bells are to call people to worship. “That is their main purpose but on Friday, for example, they will be rung between 2 and 3pm as we have a wedding and that is part of the package deal with couples, if they want the bells to ring as they come out of the church.”

She says if people hear the bells ring at strange times throughout the day it could be because a visitor just wanted to have a go.

“Sometimes people come in and they want to see the bells and have a few tolls,” she says.

There are nine bells in the bell tower of the Cathedral, all were built by John Taylor Bellfounders Ltd in Loughborough, England in 1965 and then shipped to Nelson and hung by a local contractor.

Raewyn Wiseman with the pulleys that ring the bells at Nelson Cathedral.

The bells are rung to call people to a church service and if there is a wedding on. Insert: The bells at the Cathedral. Photos: Andrew Board.

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Good yarns 'aren't for press' Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly.

Left: Master R Nairn. Nelson Provincial Museum, Isaacs & Clark Collection: 8209. Below: Mrs Macmanaway. Nelson Provincial Museum, F G Gibbs Collection: 323925.

Can you tell us more about these photos? Email details to: history@ museumnp.org.nz.

Former patrons of the Prince Albert Hotel joined together for a beer and a chance to yarn about the good times at the 124 year old pub on Saturday, but everyone spoken to by Nelson Weekly joked that the stories “aren’t for the press”.

Rose Round, who organised the reunion after missing the centenary, worked at the Prince Albert Hotel during the 1980s, and says the majority of people that turned up for the event were “punters” that used to drink there while the rest consisted of staff that worked under former owners Bob and June Walling. “Bob and June were great hosts and ran a very good pub and there was never any trouble. It was a great place to work and drink,” she says.

Most of the pub-goers back in the day came from the Brook area and from the neighbouring Griffins factory. “I remember Thursday was pay day and so June would go play golf and come back and everything would just kick off. She’d say ‘Rosie turn the bloody music up!’ and we’d have Kenny Rogers cranked up on the stereo.

They were really good days.”

Bob Findlayson, who worked part-time at the

Prince Albert Hotel from 1978 to 1986 and then again in 1989, says it was a fantastic bar. “The people and the hospitality really made it and when we met up again today we’re still all great friends, which is the best thing about it.”

Don Fowler, who was publican in 1974 to 1979, says June was a great cook and invited all of the regulars back for a Christmas party every year. “She put on lovely food because she was a bloody outstanding cook, she really was.” He says the Prince Albert Hotel was successful because all of the people in the area supported it.

“You finished work, came here for a beer and went home.”

The Prince Albert Hotel is now a backpackers with a bar, and its new owners Michael Walker and Naiane Denardin are hoping Nelson residents will mix with the tourists that come through the doors. “We looked all around the place but this ticked all of the boxes. It had a pub, it had a good community atmosphere, it had little bits of Nelson,” says Michael. “It always had accommodation but we’re trying to push getting the backpackers up and running.”

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Mayor to woo call centres to Nelson Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio is trying to lure Australian call centres – and more jobs – to Nelson in a joint initiative with Hastings mayor Lawrence Yule.

The mayors of both regions have been working with Wellington technology entrepreneur Rod Drury on his suggestion to design a package that will be used to attract technology call centres to be based regionally.

The region’s mayors announced last week that, along with their economic development agencies, they will now work on a strategy to bundle together services and

promote these to Australian businesses, like finance and insurance companies, highlighting the advantages of locating high value contact centres in regional New Zealand.

The aim is to create highly skilled jobs in some of New Zealand’s smaller centres says Aldo and Nelson is perfectly placed for that.

“We know the Nelson region has so much to offer as a great base to live and work. We want to challenge the idea that all the work is in Auckland. We want to start a revolution and change the way people think

Tuesday February 12: Over 450 people took advantage of the offer of free breakfast when they took part in Nelson’s annual Go By Bike Day last week. Cyclists from all over the Nelson Tasman region called into their local cycle shop on their way to work for free food and spot prizes as a reward for getting out on their bikes.

Tuesday February 5: The Tug of Peace fundraiser held in Nelson saw $1500 raised for the Nelson Regional Hospice Trust. Over 100 people took part in the event from 12 different businesses throughout the region.

online product experts becoming a stimulating career that is location independent.

New Zealand staff are under 60 per cent of the cost of Australian equivalents. If we can package our regional towns as high value contact centres there is a fantastic opportunity to create modern regional jobs.”

Aldo says the opportunity to bring more jobs to Nelson means the idea is worthwhile pursuing and isn’t about selling cheap Nelson labour. “This will be bringing more jobs and more money into Nelson and high-skilled, well-paying jobs as well. This is exciting for Nelson.”

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Tuesday February 12: After a story on the 2013 election intentions of our Nelson City Councillors, Ruth Copeland has told the Nelson Weekly she will be standing for re election again this year.

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Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 Sharron Sendall, Roni Nilsen, Jill Pledger and Debbie Kunzli at Opera in the Park on Saturday night.

Prue and Marissa Smith celebrating Marissa’s 21st birthday on Saturday.

On Friday we headed to a shoefest at Taylors…We Love Shoes and on Saturday night we joined a crowd of thousands at Opera in the Park at Trafalgar Park. We also went along to two 21st birthday partys, one for Marissa Smith and a combined celebration at the Verdict for Jamaica Hume and Richie Hunter.

Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@nelsonweekly. co.nz.

See you next week.

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The weather is fine but stock prices are dropping, says the president of Federated Farmers Nelson.

Gavin O’Donnell says while the region has been blessed with sunshine throughout the summer months, the weather has only resulted in a “traditional” season for local farmers who are used to the fine spells at this time of the year.

At the same time that the far north is experiencing extremely dry conditions, the most concerning factor across Nelson-Tasman has been a 30 per cent reduction in lamb prices after what was

a record high year in 2012, says Gavin. “The weather certainly hasn’t had the same impact as it has in the north of the North Island or in the East Coast regions,” he says. “The prices paid last year [for stock] were probably higher than they should have been so all the major meat processing companies made substantial losses.”

Gavin labelled last season as “one of the best we ever had” because of good rainfall, good levels of feed and historically high stock prices. “There is quite a change this year. The indications are that some farmers might be struggling. Pressure will be on budgets, there is no doubt about it.”

The government is handing iPhones to more than 100 local police officers, with another half of them getting iPads as well.

The new technology should save 22,935 hours of police time in the Tasman District each year, according to National MP Chris Auchinvole, who says the Government’s priority for this time is delivering better public services. “Making sure our police have the tools they need to spend more time on crime prevention, and less time on paperwork is vital Inspector Ross Lienert with one of the to achieving this,” he says. iPhones that all front line police officers From April, 115 police ofwill receive. Photo: Phillip Rollo. ficers will get a new iPhone 5 while “those on the front line” do paper work. “People and vehi– general duties, community con- cles can be queried anywhere on stables and officers at one, two and the devices. In the past officers had three person stations – get an iPad. to get on to the police radio to do “This technology means police will those queries so it will free up the be able to access, input and share radio channel for urgent active vital information immediately, like matters. Police are always looking offender details, without having to to make the best use of modern go back to their station or use the technology.”

Security risks have been mitigated police radio.”

Nelson Police communications with the use of security systems manager Barbara Dunn says Tas- and the ability to disable devices man District officers based on the remotely, in case the items are stoWest Coast had already trialled the len or lost. technology with the feedback be- Previously front line officers relied ing excellent. “All found them very on the police radio and standard cell phones. Road police have aluseful and easy to use.”

She believed the technology will ready had smart phone devices increase time on the street and which enable them to query people eliminate the need to come back and vehicles so they are not part of to the station to make inquiries or this roll out.

Victory's mad hats

The children of Victory will have the opportunity to stamp their unique mark on the upcoming Little Day Out, with a mad hatters' workshop being held this weekend.

The workshop will allow children to make their own “mad hat” to wear to the Little Day Out at Victory Square in early March. Joanna Clouston says the workshop will be great fun. “It’s good for kids to have participation and therefore ownership of the event.”

The workshops are this Friday from 3 to 5pm at the Victory Community Joanna Clouston will be running a mad hatters' hat making Centre and again on Saturday from workshop this weekend. Photo: Andrew Board.

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Group hands out first grant The Soroptimist International of Waimea group has found the recipient of its first education grant, a Nelson woman studying to be a counsellor.

Sarah Baldwin says she is in the final year of her studies and says the grant will allow her to give up a part time job she worked to help her pay for her studies. “I’m so grateful and so humbled that I was actually picked.

It’s really, really nice and validating that they thought I was worthy of it,” she says.

The group launched the

grant at the end of last year and a story on it featured in a November issue of Nelson Weekly. Soroptimist Helen Bywater says 45 people applied for the grant, which was whittled down to the final six, who were all interviewed. “We were really impressed with the number of applicants we had and the quality but Sarah stood out and really fitted the bill for the kind of person we were looking to help.”

Sarah says when she got the email confirming she was the successful applicant she

Sarah Baldwin, left, with Helen Bywater. was elated.

“I kind of wish I had taped it. I can’t think of another moment in my life where I’ve had that reaction. I’ve had other amazing things

happen, like the birth of my son, but that’s quite different. I was very elated. I saw the email when I got home and it was quite surreal, I was overwhelmed.”

Helen says the Soroptimists will issue another grant next year and hope to carry it on, depending on funds.

“I think this showed there is a need and all of the applicants were very worthy.

What stood out was that they had all been on quite a journey and from our view point it was quite humbling.”

Museum photo recognised Nelson man Ted Knight says the photo published in last week's Nelson Weekly from the Nelson Provincial Museum's Glass Plate collection brought back memories of the car races at the "Sands", or Tahuna Beach.

He wasn't sure exactly when they were but estimated they were in the 1950s or 60s.

"It was fairly regular at that time, people used to come from down south and all around to have a go. It was quite a big deal. Quite a few locals had cars that went into it.

“I can remember Halsey Logan racing there a few times, he had a garage opposite the Post Boy Hotel and the joker [Brian] Mabey was killed down

Ted Knight with the beach races photo he recognised in last week’s Nelson Weekly. Photo: Andrew Board. there. I saw him the night before and I wished him luck, so that wasn't very good luck at all.”

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He says he couldn't remember too much more from the races, other than that they were "good fun".

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Record figures for airport The good times keep flying in for Nelson airport with an all-time record number of passengers coming through for the month of January.

Passenger numbers flying into Nelson was at an all-time high for the month, with 32,912 coming through its doors. The news comes just months after the airport won an award for best in the country.

Airport CEO Kaye McNabb says it’s the second big month in a row with 36,000 passengers landing in Nelson in December. She says the increase is part of a wider trend, which is helped by airlines pushing cheap flights. “Airlines do a lot of work with advertising and grab-a-seat, those sorts of things to get people travelling by air. But we have a continuing flight increase

in actual passengers.

While we have fewer flights, like when Origin were Kaye flying there McNabb. were more flights but smaller aircraft, now we are getting fewer flights but they take more people and the actual number of passengers that is landing is more.”

The all-time high since records began in 1999 was in December 2011 when 37,872 passengers landed in Nelson.

Kaye says it’s great news for everyone. “The airport has been very busy, great to see more people coming. It’s better for the economy, better for businesses, better for everything and I hope they’re all enjoying our lovely weather.”

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Reaction to burn outs: the event was advertised for weeks, the people in the area that don't like this event could have planned to go maybe the beach or to council supporting consented places with fattening food that is bad for you. Fast food outlets like McDonald's who got consent to build and serve bad unhealthy food for our kids, but yet people complain of air smells a bit like rubber. (Via text).

While I can see Steve Saul, aka Mr Sicko’s, point in this week’s issue about providing drivers with a burnout competition venue, I can’t tell you how relieved I was to read that the Nelson City Council has not renewed consent for this annual weekend I have come to dread.

Here’s an example why: late last Saturday morning I biked along the Railway Reserve in Stoke enjoying the perfect day and tranquil beauty around me – even foraged a few apples – and thought again what a fantastic job the council has done in providing and maintaining the reserve.

All that was ruined, however, as I came to Bledisloe Reserve near my home and heard the screaming of tyres, smelt the acrid stink of burning rubber and saw its grey haze settle over the reserve. How ludicrous to watch cyclists bike through this pollution for the next few hours.

Once home, despite shutting all windows, that dreadful stench still seeped in and there was no escaping the screaming tyres or loud speaker voice that boomed out almost constantly.

A crucial line of Mr Sicko’s praise of Christchurch City Council’s approach to

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Days Plumbing 2012 have been a household name for over ing and gas maintenance and repairs for both residential Carl brings extensive history and experience in the plumb50 years and are now under new and local ownership and and commercial clients requiring professional and cost ing industry to Days Plumbing and is thrilled to have remanagement. If you’ve been wondering where the team effective results. Years of providing this got to, they have left their corner site on Gladstone Rd and service has seen the business build up Queen St and are now just across town on Salisbury Rd, a a huge client base, who trust the Days move making them more accessible and convenient to all Plumbing name. Our philosophy is to of their customers. exceed the clients' excpectations at a With their new site offering plenty of parking and plenty competitive rate. of room, manager Carl Stanley is excited to be at the new Days Plumbing not only have the exspace. pertise and experience to undertake all “Our new home on Salisbury Rd is a great spot. We are aspects of plumbing, but in a business right in the heart of Richmond and now have the space where integrity and honesty is a must, to offer convenient parking and access to our customers.” their team of reliable and professional DRIVEAWAY Since 1960 Days Plumbing have specialised in all aspects tradesmen can offer superior customer DEALS ACROSS DRIVEAWAY ENDS DRIVEAWAY of plumbing, gas and maintenance work. service, no matter how big or small the THE ENTIREdrainlaying, DEALS ACROSS FEBRUARY DEALS ACROSS IT’S OUR ENDS They are Nelson’s trusted independent provider of plumbtask.

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“I feel fortunate to love what I do, plumbing and sorting issues becomes second nature but the challenge of keeping the machine well-oiled with a happy crew that is proud in our work and name makes it continually demanding but rewarding . There is nothing like getting great feedback about our work and our systems.

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aspects of plumbing, specializing in maintenance and Justin Dunbar who has recently completed his registration and is now fully qualified, are staying on.

Helping with the smooth transition Is Moweena Manson who heads the office and has been with Days for 6 years, as well as Carey James, Tim Miller Plumbing’s general manager, who has helped with the setup, training and mentoring the staff in the new systems and procedures which have been proven as successful after years of fine tuning at TMP. Days Plumbing carry out a range of general maintenance alongside a full emergency service, so whatever the issue, Carl and the team have got you covered. Whether it’s a water leak, no hot water, blocked drains or toilets, plumbing for a brand new home or building, Days Plumbing can offer all maintenance and repairs to your requirements.

They also provide gas fitting, drainage camera inspection, drainage water blaster and electric drain machine, solid fuel burners, waste water treatment and solar hot water systems.

As an iconic Richmond company, Days Plumbing have a real care for their customers and Carl says the move back to being a locally owned and managed business is going to see a team who know the area and its people well, better equipped to help local families and businesses.

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Watch out for the re-branding as the vehicles, trucks, digger and signage get the new logo (as seen on Carl’s ute) still with the same Days white and blue colours.

Their relationship with Tim Miller Plumbing means they have a backup of over 15 other staff, ensuring a fast response and quick turnaround should things turn pear shaped. Their 24 hour service means you’ll never get caught short, with years of servicing Days Plumbing at their new address at 11 Salisbury Rd. Housing NZ homes for the Nelson region up their sleeves, Days Plumbing have urgent repairs and maintenance down to a fine art and with their wellstocked vans and Navman GPS on all vehicles it ensures efficiency.

Whether it’s an urgent repair, programmed maintenance or a new installation, call in and see the team at Days for all your plumbing needs. The team offer a full quotation service so drop in to their convenient new premises at 11 Salisbury Rd or give them a call on 03 544 1989.

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What a great start we have had to February weather wise…some rain, many lovely sunny days and pretty high temperatures so far.

This all combines to keep our gardens blooming and producing at a rapid rate.

I popped down to Christchurch over the weekend to have a “Nana fix” and catch up on proceedings family-wise. It was lovely and very hot – great for a stroll (I should amend that as Benjamin is now running everywhere…..!) in the beautiful Botanic Gardens and the ducks are now no longer just to be looked at and fed, they are also great fun to chase. The facilities provided in these gardens are just excellent for families with two large playgrounds and the super paddling pools. It was a really lovely morning.

When I left we were down to three large tomatoes in a bowl as I had made soup and some spaghetti sauce from the lovely Capri tomatoes, so I thought I would be fairly safe to take off. Came home to three large bowls of tomatoes and 8-9 zucchinis….I had only been gone 48 hours. Guess what will be happening today.

Last season I spoke about the Capri tomato seed that I had been given to me by Vince who grows tomatoes in the Wood area,

and I promised an update on the growing of this meaty, pink red tomato. It has been amazing!

Strong plants, hardly an insect, no dieback or rust and heaps of fruit. The one plant that I had which had been grafted onto a stock to make it more resistant to pests and diseases has also been a real success with heaps of fruit and Tim from Nelmac in the tree. very healthy growth.

Beryls’ tomatoes are also producing well Scatter over some fresh basil leaves and put so lots of slow roasting coming up. The all in the oven at approx 120 degrees, unCapris are a lovely fleshy, low acid tomato covered, for about four hours. which is really superb in Italian sauces and The tomatoes should be very soft and the soups. I am pleased to say that all the seed- juices will have collected in the bottom of lings planted out earlier this month are do- the pan. I then pop them into plastic coning well so the “stall at the gate” could well tainers and freeze them. This makes up be happening soon. It is lovely to be able to the base for all my soups, spaghetti sauces give neighbours and family the odd basket etc right over the winter and the flavour of fresh veges to assist with the budget also. is very intense. All you do is thaw them I have been asked by a reader to give the out and blitz in a food processor. I do this recipe for slow roasted tomatoes again so instead of bottling and feel that flavour is here it is. better and it is much less messy to do, just lazy really!!

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• Sow spinach where your beans were growing – it appreciates the nitrogen that legumes leave behind.

• Plant rosemary in a corner of the vege patch as it deters white butterflies. They also do not like sage thyme or mint. I have a thriving rosemary bush near my broccoli and cabbage plants and so far I have hardly seen a white butterfly or any eggs but Derris Dust is always an alternative.

• Large zucchinis can always go in the compost bin if you are really over run with them. Give away and preserve what you can – recipe next week…but the rest will benefit the soil next season.

The photo this week is Tim from Nelmac really high up in our huge old Albizia julibrissin. The cicadas had done some major damage over the years to one large branch of this dear old tree and we did not want to have any chance of this damage setting up a rot in the rest of the trunk, so down it came. Tim and Robbie did an excellent job and also cut up the limb into firewood size pieces. The health of the tree overall is very good so that was great news, and the way they took out the limb has not detracted from the overall shape. It really does pay to get expert knowledge when cutting into old trees, this one is over 37 years old which is a good age for a silk tree so I am told. Hopefully we will have its shade and lovely blossoms, for a good many years yet.

Keep watering, harvesting, and enjoying the best of the season in your garden and I hope you had a very happy Valentine’s Day. Thank goodness there was a rose still looking good on my Dublin Bay!!

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Phillip Rollo Three Nelson runners have picked up medals at the New Zealand Junior 3000m Championship held at the Saxton Field athletics track on Saturday night, making the most of small fields dominated by local runners.

In a meet that also doubled as the Harold Nelson Classic, Mike Lowe and Jess Martin managed to pick up silver medals in their respective races with Jeff Lautenslager coming home in third place in the men’s race to secure bronze.

Mike has a reputation of picking up second placings at na-

Tasman runners Mike Lowe and Jeff Lautenslager sit comfortably in second and third position during the New Zealand Junior Men's 3000m final at Saxton Field. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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tional events and despite holding the lead going into the final lap, he was outsprinted by Waikato’s Jacob Priddy, in the first ever national track and field event to be held in Nelson.

Mike and Jeff, who both finished the race in personal best times of 8 minutes 34.55 seconds and 8 minutes 41.52 seconds respectively, sat comfortably behind the race leader for the first five laps while the fourth placed Thomas Andersen had a strong race before falling behind the front three in the dying stages.

Athletics Nelson runners Josh Barry, Hugo Lawrence, Allister Meffan and Sam MackayWright were the next across the line beating Hill City’s Joe Beamish who was the final competitor.

Jess started the women’s race, which was held prior to the men’s event, in second place behind Audrey Gregan of Auckland City and continued that formation for the entire distance to finish in a time of 10 minutes 3.89 seconds, more than ten seconds behind the winner. Hamilton City Hawks runner Olivia Ritchie was third.

Notable performances in the meet’s other events included Andrew Kennedy running 10.86 seconds to win the senior men’s 100m, Hannah Shepherd winning the women’s sprint double from Claire Erasmus while jumper Chris Brake and thrower Dale Pritchard continued their dominance.

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Nelson College for Girls, which finished sixth at the national competition last year, only had to turn up to confirm its place at next month's South Island Secondary School Championship with Marlborough Girls' College the only other girls team entered. The pool match concluded 3-3 before NCG ran away

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with a 6-2 victory in the final at the Tahunanui Playing Fields. Nelson College were far too good in the boys grade, dispatching Garin College 12-1 and Marlborough Boys' College 10-2 before sealing top spot with a 8-4 victory over the Blenheim side in the afternoon final. In between rounds, sides came up against the Nelson representative mixed side. Nelson College won its friendly 6-1 while Garin College lost 12-0.

The mixed grade, which had the most teams entered, was the also the most hotly contested with Waimea College beating Motueka High School 4-2 in the final.

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Nelson's own roller derby team is kicking off another season of play and is on the hunt for new players and helpers. The Sirens of Smash are issuing a call out for ‘fresh meat’ and offering a new training course that they say is a sure fire way to get new recruits ready for action. Team spokeswoman Tara Forde says Roller Derby is a fast growing New Zealand sport with over 20 clubs nationwide and after two years of operating as the only roller derby team in the region, it's time to get together another bunch of keen chicks and form a second team.

Tara says the 32 week course is a great way for local women who have heard about roller derby and want to give it a go or simply want to try out a new sport.

“It’s a really awesome way to get fit, learn to skate and have a great time doing a new sport amongst a new group of friends.”

Tara encourages anybody to give it a go and says you don't have to be an expert skater to join the team. "A lot of the current members hadn't picked up their skates since they were kids before they started, it's easy to learn and heaps of fun."

The team is also seeking other new members to join as referees and non-skating officials for the upcoming season.

The beginners classes will start towards March 11 and will be held at the Tahunanui Skate Rink once a week, on a week night.

Those interested in joining as a player, referee or as a non-skating official can head down to the rink to see what it's all about or email shamelessshenanigans@ gmail.com. For further information you can also view www. sirensofsmash.co.nz or check out the teams facebook page at www. facebook.com/Sirens.of.smash.

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The 3NZ sticker will remain in Nelson for another year with Ian Burson finishing third place at the New Zealand Super Saloon Championship, although last year's podium placer Mark Carey finished well outside the top ten.

Ian, who went into the final race on Saturday night at Woodford Glen Speedway with a top two finish out of his reach, finished between Christchurch duo Mark Osborne and Richie Taylor to complete a South Island trifecta.

While the current South Island champion admits he was chasing 1NZ, he was pleased to finally reach the top three, especially after last year's performance at home when his race was ended by a puncture. "1NZ would have been great but any of those three numbers is a big achievement and to be third, well I'm just astounded really," he says. "To be third place behind those other two [is an impressive feat].

The plan was to get 1NZ in the South Island one way or another but to get 2NZ and 3NZ as well was extra special."

Ian had a near perfect start to the event, finishing top of his heat courtesy of two first placings and a fourth. But he admits there were some problems with the car set-up on the second night. "We just missed the boat really with the set-up and we were chasing hard all night just to get third.

Everyone had big expectations because we had run so well in Christchurch. We wanted the 1NZ but it just wasn't our weekend. The other guys beat us fair and square."

Going into the final race, Ian knew he could only finish third at best. But when he crossed the finish line he knew he had done enough to seal the podium spot. His tactic throughout the race was to follow the driver sitting behind him on points. "Every car that he passed, I made sure I passed them too so we didn't have a car between us. I was pretty positive that I had done enough but we were in full flight so there was no time to think until I seen that chequered flag."

Ian currently leads the ELF Super Cup which has two more rounds to go, and with the New Zealand Super Saloon Grand Prix also coming up, he is hoping to add some more silverware to the trophy cabinet.

Ian Burson is the new 3NZ after finishing third place at the New Zealand Super Saloon Championship in Christchurch over the weekend. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

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rUgbY: Four Tasman contracted players – Gary Redmond, Hayden Cripps, Mitchell Scott, James Lowe and two regional club players – Tyler Kearns (Wanderers), Marty Banks (Waimea OB) – have been selected for the Crusaders Knights development squad. This team will contest fixtures against other development squads from the Highlanders, Blues and Hurricanes franchises as well as against Samoa and Tonga.

Members of the Te Waka Pounamu Waka Ama club from Lyttleton Harbour in Christchurch racing in the Open Division of Tuna e Hoe Ana on Saturday. Over 140 people from seven clubs from all over the South Island took part in the annual race regatta held at Lake Rotoiti over the weekend. The event was organised by Nelson Waka Ama club the Maitahi Outrigger Canoe Club and attracted a steady crowd of spectators throughout the weekend. Alongside the host club, the Motueka Waka Ama Club, the Whakatu Marae Waka Ama Club and the Onetahua Waka Ama Club all from the Nelson region took part in the regatta. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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TriAThlon: Nelson Events has a pretty special early bird enticement to enter April’s Taylors Nelson Women’s Triathlon.

The one night stay at the Alpine Lodge, complete with $100 to spend on food and beverages plus use of a vehicle from the team at Nelson Bays Motor Group to get there is a fantastic incentive to be on the Branford Park startline. To be in the draw to win your entry must be received by February 22 and for the 200 plus already registered, they are automatically included.

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National football has returned to the region and Nelson Bays the addition of the Nelson Falcons completes the pathway for Football General Manager Clive Beaumont believes synergy young players. “We don’t have players getting to 16 years old across all clubs and divisions will ensure that Nelson can and having nothing but club football for the next two or three 027 5474436 or 03 547 4436 become a successful side in the National Youth League. years while they’re still in Nelson,” he says. “The idea here is The first step to finding that synergy has been to ensure top we want the best coaches working consistently with the best Where: Nelson College for Girls (NCG) coaches are involved When: Mondays in the development of Time: from 6.30pm the top junior players.

Grades: Seniors (15ys +) This season’s Federation (5-8 players recommended) Talent Centre began at Cost: the Avery on Thursday $25 per team for students afternoon and was $40 per team for Seniors led by a stellar cast annual fee of $10/player of ASB Youth League payable to NZ Football and Mainland Premier League coaches with Davor Tavich, Andy Morris and Ben Wright taking proceedings alongside Mainland Football Development Officer, George Campbell, while Steve Nelson Bays Football's Federation Training Centre began at the Avery on Thursday afternoon Clarke will also come for the first (Fulltime Size) this season. into the fray. $ Nelson Bays Football made an official stand-alone bid to players. The ASB Youth League team is a great addition and have a side included in the 2013 ASB Youth League season we fully support the Falcons on the basis that it completes the and whilst the franchise was awarded to TSF inc Clive says pathway.”

As a district branch of the Mainland Football federation, Nelson Bays Football has a job (Richmond Athletic Association Football Club) to develop the talent in the region. But Clive says by creating a link with coaches from FTC CLUB REGISTRATION NIGHT (which has players from 12- 15), coupled with a Youth Academy, an Under 17 team invited $

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is committed and has the right attitude and some ability aspire to FTC and beyond or simply because they love check out their local club for details on this page or can strive and receive the coaching to be the best player the game of football and want to play it as their sport of contact Nelson Bays Football on 547 5600. they can ever be. Some of those will push on to the choice throughout the winter. Anyone interested should In addition there will be a series of Coach national talent centre and age group national Education courses which will allow interested squads.” parties to gain a higher level of understanding of A number of players have been involved in the the game both technically and tactically so that in national training centres over the years with Club Contact Name Phone Number time the region has a wealth of volunteer coaches Ross McPhie and Cory Brown being the latest FC Nelson Nic Foster 548 1211 teaching juniors how to play the game. Check out to graduate onto the New Zealand Under-17 www.nelsonbaysfootball.co.nz for details. squad, currently also playing in the ASB Youth Nelson Suburbs Football Club Jason Lavington 547 0151 League.

Richmond Athletic AFC Stu Reid 027 471 4619 While the next Jeremy Brockie could still be out there, being included in the ASB Youth League Waimea Plains AFC Grant du Joux 021 127 2057 now means the top young players will get the Moutere Rangers FC Wendy Brooks 526 6132 same exposure as they would in other centres such as Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

Wakefield Football Club Richard Malcolm 540 3345 Clive says junior representative results have Mapua Football Club Phil Jones 027 647 2258 proven that Nelson has the players able to match it with the best from Canterbury and Motueka Football Club - Seniors Dirk Devries 021 104 6023 Otago at all youth age groups and in time that Motueka Football Club - Juniors James Monaghan 528 6005 should continue through with the Falcons.

“Well we know that at a South Island age group Golden Bay AFC Nicky Packard 525 8339 level we are the next best performing area after Tahunanui Senior F.C. Jon Escreet 021 0238 9028 Canterbury. We’re ahead of Otago and that should translate, in due course, to where we are Nelson College for Girls Conal Parkes 545 9603 at ASB Youth League level. Davor has done great Nayland College Brendan Crichton 547 9769 with the Falcons this year and we know how we Sports Trophies will compete very well when it reverts to the next Waimea College Mike Beeby 544 6099 available from age group of players. We have a conveyor belt of Garin College Mike Aronsten 543 9488 talent right now down to probably NAME PLATE ENGRAVERS 11th grade, which came second in the South Island 55 MONTGOMERY SQ, NELSON Tournament last September.

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WEIGHT LOSS that's totally different - There are no diets and no rules. In this 12 week programme we help you use the power of your mind to step into the size and shape of the body that you want. Full support is provided with your own personal coach. Contact: Debbie Shaw on 547-7086 or email debbie@ thewaybeyonddiets.com ELLERSLIE FLOWER SHOW: Tahunanui Community Centre is taking a mini bus to the show on 7 Mar returning 9 Mar. We have 2 more spaces. Anyone interested in joining us please contact Jo at TCC 5486036 for cost & details.

START NOW TO LOVE YOUR LIFE, stop the negative thoughts, be free to be who you really want to be & invest in yourself. I am here to guide, train & encourage you to be your own Life Coach, untap your true potential & really start to live your life your way, whether it's finding love, happiness, losing weight, starting a new job, relationship challenges. Life Coach Nelson is a place where you will be supported encouraged & guided to become unstuck and have the confidence to really enjoy more of your life. Visit www.lifecoachnelson. co.nz or call/text Caron on 021 1457 162, Intro session 1 hr $45 QUIZ NIGHT: A Nelson/Marlborough Amputee Society Fundraiser at the Motueka Fire Station, 23 Feb, 7pm. Tickets $10.00 per person- teams of 6. A light supper provided. Non-alcoholic event.

Contact Mike & Maxine on 035289825 THE MAPUA & DISTRICTS CYCLE AND WALKWAYS GROUP are holding a public meeting at the Mapua Boat Club (on the Mapua Wharf), Thurs 21 Feb. This should be a really interesting evening with a slide show & talk about a cycle tour from Land's End to John O'Groats & the launch of the new Ruby Coast Cycle & Walkways map!!! Also a fundraiser for the Great Taste Cycle Trail so there is a cost of $5.00 pp, with supper included thanks to contributions by local members & businesses.

WEET-BIX KIDS TRYathlon: 10 Mar, Tahuna Recreation Ground. Open to anyone 7-15 years, any fitness level.

Participants receive a t-shirt, medal, certificate, swim cap, bag, water bottle & breakfast. Register at www.weetbix. co.nz. Entries close 6 March.

GREENHILL ENSEMBLE: (community orchestra) meets at 5.45pm every Mon during term at Nelson School, of Music. No auditions, new members welcome especially brass. Joel (conductor) 5472797 or Peter 0210707624 PUBLIC SESSIONS at the skate rink are up and running from 16 Feb, 1-3pm.

Our Learn to Skate programme is also up & running from the same date, from 10-11am. Cost remains the same as last year. All inquires to Lisa Ph: 5441572 BADMINTON COACHING at Saxton Stadium on Weds. Junior classes run 4-5pm. $4 and Adults 5-6pm. $6. A great activity for all. Contact Sport Tasman on 538 0072 & ask for Tony DO YOU KNOW an exceptional preschooler? Poppies Peek is an exciting hands-on session for under 6's & their families with an opportunity to meet Gifted Education’s National Director (and GECE expert) & experience a taste of the Small Poppies programme. Fri 22 Feb 1-3pm. Caroline 022 023 7620,

caroline.hoar@giftededucation.org.nz FRESH FOCUS: Mon 25 Feb 10-11am, at the Suburban Club, Tahunanui Dr. Speaker Adrian Humphries "Saddam Hussein: My part in his downfall." Everyone welcome. $2 gold coin donation.

ENGLISH CONVERSATION GROUP Thurs 7pm Nelwan Building 10 Kerr St Nelson close to New World supermarket. Lesson, drinks & snacks, friendship $3 Ph Michelle 0274992354, Saori 0273338806 Japanese MIDWINTER CHRISTMAS CRAFT MARKET to be held Sun 7 July, 10am3pm at the Hope Recreation Hall. Gold coin entry proceeds to be donated to the Nelson Region Hospice Trust. Stallholder info or details please contact midwintermarket@yahoo.co.nz facebook: Midwinter Christmas Craft Market.

HAVE PAIN or need healing in your body? Jesus Heals! Nelson Healing Rooms Fri 7-8:30pm Sat 10-11.30am City Church 101 Hardy St or Montgomery Carpark hrnelson@xtra.co.nz STITCH & BITCH meet up at the ArtZone 26 Gloucester St Nelson. Weds & Thurs mornings. Coffee, Cake & Creativity Call Pammie 021 855 647 or Facebook ArtZone Nelson.

TAI CHI FOR HEALTH New beginners class, 10am Thurs. $6 per session. Saxton Stadium, 142 Saxton Rd. 5380072.

COMPUTERS FOR OVER 50s SeniorNet Nelson. This month's meeting will include discussion of Windows 8 and other recent computer-related developments. 2pm Weds, 20 Feb. SeniorNet rooms, Pioneers Park, Hastings St, (opp. Spotlight). All over 50s welcome.

Ph 5469349 WAIMEA TRAMPING CLUB Fri 22Sun 24 Feb, Fenella Hut, moderate, ph Nigel 548 5640 or Katie 547 7850 PRETTY SMART HUGE second-hand clothing sale (babies to adults) plus toys shoes & baby equipment. All top quality at bargain prices. Sat 2 March 9am-4pm Stoke Memorial Hall. $2 entry contact prettysmartsale@gmail.com facebookpretty smart sale or phone 5477968 5474733 New sellers welcome.

MUM 4 MUM BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT meets the last Tues of every month 2.30-4pm at the Tahnunanui Community Centre, 61 Muritai St, Tahunanui. All welcome. Contact Tara 0212772098, mum4mum@nbph.org.nz HOPE INDOOR BOWLING CLUB is celebrating 50 years of Indoor Bowls with a Dinner at the Hope Hall on Sat 6 April. All past & present members interested are invited to contact Bill Hart 544 9273, email (billmarjhart@xtra.co.nz) LADIES POTTERY NIGHT Grab your friends, mums, daughters & sisters, & explore your artistic creativity. Enjoy some of our neverending chocolate fountain, Pottering About, Buxton Sq, $10 entry plus whatever you decide to paint. Fri 22 Feb HEALTH SEMINAR Tues 26 Feb 10am-12pm ‘Nutrition for the Older Person’ $3 Incl morning tea Tonia Talbot Nelson Bays Primary Health Educator All Welcome TOP OF THE SOUTH MORRIS MINOR CAR CLUB Run Sun 24 Feb. BYO Picnic at Ngatimoti 11.30am. Call Julie Ph5473316 or Trevor Ph5268884 WANT TO BECOME A VOLUN-

TEER LIFELINE TELEPHONE COUNSELLOR? Come along to our info evening, 11 Mar 7pm-9pm. Phone 548 2400 for more or email lifelinenelson@lifeline.co.nz NELSON CANOE CLUB Upcoming White water river trips; Sun 24 Feb Grade 2/3 Buller River Sun 17 Mar Grade2/3 Matakitaki River a mix of runs suitable for grade 2+ paddlers with something for the more experienced.

Check the events page for details www. nelsonkayakers.co.nz DANCESTART 2013: An intro to steps & formations of Scottish Dance, Tues 19 & 26 Feb, 7.30-9pm, St Andrews Church Hall, Upper Songer St, Ph Margaret 547-3913. Soft flat shoes essential.

TAMING YOUR TODDLER WORKSHOP Tues 19 & 26 Feb, 7:30pm at Nelson District Parents Centre. Strategies to manage behaviour & practical play ideas. Zoe 5456210 or zoehoog66@ hotmail.com NELSON VETERANS BADMINTON Due to Stoke Hall's floor being replaced/ repaired during Feb, the Thurs Night Badminton Restarts 28 Feb 7.30pm.

Janette 547-2366 / Tracey 547-6460 REGULAR EVENTS PRESCHOOLERS AND PARENTS welcome to CHILL - baby boogie followed by time out for parents (child care provided). Morning tea & chat time for parents with guest speakers on parenting skills. Newcomers welcome. Mons 9.45am St Stephens Church 65 Tahunanui Dr (opp McD's). $2 donation.

SIT AND BE FIT Victory Community Centre Tues & Victory Community Church (238 Upper Vanguard St) Thurs @10 am. A new year, a new you. Fun while you get fitter. For more info call Shirley on 547 1433 or 021 121 8023 NANA CRAFT Share crafts that Nanas know, knitting, crochet, stitching. Bring lunch, share projects. Weds 12.302.45pm, Pomeroys coffee $2 Donation at Victory Community Centre HOUSIE AT VICTORY Old fashioned fun with members of your community.

Great prizes, refreshments and transport available if required. Weds 2-4pm 20 Feb, 6 & 20 Mar, 3 & 17 April - cost $2 -Victory Community Centre.

LAUGHTER YOGA The body’s natural antidote to stress. Simple yet powerful exercise, combining yogic breathing.

Bring yoga mat or towel. Weds 5.306.30pm. Runs weekly, $2 at Victory Community Centre VICTORIOUS CHEST Challenge your brain, supportive environment for all levels. All ages welcome, Under 8’s with a caregiver. Please bring chess set if you have one. Gold coin pp Thurs until 15 April 3.45-5pm at Victory Community Centre Ph 546 8381 THE TRUCK: Mobile Recreation Service Bringing fun activities to aged 11-18yrs. Internet, Sports gear/Playstation//Xbox , all free to use. Tuesdays 3-6pm until 16 April. Victory Community Centre. Contact 545 9147 WAY 2 GO WALKING GROUP: Meet 9.45am every Thurs at Tahunanui Community Centre. Bring gold card (or $6) as sometimes we bus & walk, sometimes just walk! Come join us! Ph Jo @ TCC for info 5486036.

LOCAL VOCALS: Singing for every-

one! Starts again 19 March. No pressure, no experience needed, just a chance for a good old sing! Tues 7pm. Contact Jo at Tahunanui Community Centre 548 6036 for details. All welcome!

GARDEN GROUP: Tahunanui Community Centre meets 1st Wed of each month. 5486036 for details of next meet.

STOKE SENIORS SIT AND BE FIT Tues @ 11.05 & Weds 11am. Great music & fun while you get fitter. For more info contact Shirley 547 1433, 021 121 8023 or Stoke Seniors on 54547 2660 SOCIAL TABLE TENNIS for Fun & Fitness Mons & Fris 9am-noon Weds 7-9pm Morning tea/supper provided ALL WELCOME. Details Ph Karen 5473005 or stadium 5479479 TENNIS DOUBLES for all levels at courts on Main Rd, Tahuna. 1pm onwards. Saturdays. Ph Mike on 5476562.

TAHUNANUI WOMEN’S INSTITUTE at Stoke retirement village, 188 Songer St. Meet first Thurs of the month, 1.45pm sharp. New members welcome. Ph Colleen 548 7902 NEWCOMERS WALKING GROUP Every 2nd & 4th Tues of the month. Join us for walk & let's discover the beautiful landscape of Nelson. Text Norma 0276525274 for time, location & details.

WANTED BY MELROSE SOCIETY vintage treasure donations for their April Heritage Week Sale. All proceeds towards restoration/maintenance of historic Melrose House, Brougham St. All items may be left at Café open daily 9.00am-5.00pm. Enquiries 5487784 WAIMARAMA COMMUNITY GARDENS: Learn about organic gardening. Working bees each Sunday, 2–4pm, hot drink afterwards. Ph 545 2052. Composting working bees 3rd Wed of month 10am–12pm. Off Tantragee Rd, next to RDA in the Brook.

KIDS-N-KOFFEE: Free Playgroup, Tues 9.45-11.45am All Saints Creche, 30 Vanguard St. Toys, sand pit crafts, music session, food, indoor-outdoor play area.

All Welcome. Ph Lois 5487438 NELSON PETANQUE CLUB Every Wed & Sun 1.15pm. Para Para Rd Courts. Ph 548 9006 VICTORY SIXTY PLUS Tues 1.303.30pm 238 Upper Vanguard St. Join us for cards, games & a cuppa. For info phone Jan on 546 9057 or 027 4577 955.

FREE WEEKLY AFTER HOURS NURSING CLINIC Tues 5.30-8pm.

Checks, assessments, info, blood pressure, minor illness, for other services.

Victory Community Health Centre 2 Totara St. 546 8385 NELSON PROVINCIAL MUSEUM to 28 Feb 2013 - Te Ahi Kā Roa, Te Ahi Kātoro Taranaki War 1860-2010 Our Legacy - Our Challenge PROBUS CLUB OF NELSON CITY welcomes men and women as new members. Meetings held 2nd Thurs of each month. Ph Jo 545 0991 for info.

ROTARY CLUB OF RUTHERFORD NELSON: Having Fun Helping Others: Meets Mon. Fern Lodge Prince Albert Hotel, Nile St. 6.00pm. Barry 035451398 LAWN BOWLS: Learn to play. Free coaching lessons every Mon 9.30-11am, Stoke Bowling Club 18a Ranui Rd Stoke. Phone Russell Calder 5472334 TENNIS: LADIES morning @ Tahunanui Dr. Tennis Club. Wed from 9.30am. Anne 5477043.

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Jackson Michael and Lucy wish to announce Zoe Rose Jackson, arriving on Waitangi Day at 2.08pm.

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Saturday, February 16 At 12.20pm a 24 year old woman was arrested for assault with a blunt instrument after an incident at Seaview Rd. At 8.30pm a 62 year old man was arrested for assaulting a female. At 10pm a 22 year old man was arrested for wilful damage, common assault and resisting police after an incident at Polstead Rd.

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