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‘We’re ready for the Black Caps’ Andrew Board The groundsmen at Saxton Oval will have the best seats in the house as the Black Caps take on Sri Lanka today – and they are expecting a heck of a show. Head groundsman Dan Hooper says the pitch will suit the batsmen and should mean plenty of boundaries during the third one day international fixture in the
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Nelmac’s head groundsman for Saxton Field Dan Hooper and Nelmac’s turf operations manager Nick Hofmann check out the Saxton Oval pitch ahead of today’s ODI between the Black Caps and Sri Lanka. Photo: Andrew Board.
seven-match series. It is the second ODI to be played at Saxton Oval but the first of four this summer, with three Cricket World Cups games to be played there in February. Dan says he’s much more relaxed this year than last. “Last year it was raining for four days leading up to the game and we had real issues with drainage in the outfield. But all that’s sorted now and the pitch is in good
condition. We’re ready for them and for a good game.” Both Dan and Nelmac’s turf operations manager, Nick Hofmann, will be watching the game from the groundsmen’s shed, right on the outfield. The view will be fantastic but Dan says he won’t be able to fully relax until the first few overs have been bowled. “We’ll still be on call but the nerves will be gone.” The game starts at 11am today, January 20.
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The operators of a charitable “Noddy Train”, which has operated in Nelson without incident for 29 years, have been told they now need to operate within steel safety fencing – a restriction that will see “the end” of the popular train. The Noddy Train is a quad motorbike towing a trailer which is dressed up to look like a train, and reaches a top speed of 12 kilometres per hour – jogging speed. It is owned by the Nelson North Lions Club and attends around 15 community events
each year. Each ride costs $2 and the profit is given back to the event organisers, usually netting around $200 for the schools, church galas and community groups that run the events. The train has operated for 29 years without a single safety incident but the latest permit application to the Nelson City Council contained a new requirement, that the area the train operates in is fenced. Secretary of the Lions club, Peter Goodman, says he was shocked by the new rule.
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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz “They’re saying ‘just because you haven’t had an accident it doesn’t mean one won’t happen’. The conditions of operation are that we have to provide barriers to the satisfaction of the local body, and what they’re saying now is that we need those steel fences around the area that we’re op-
erating, which is quite crazy.” In the past, the Lions have put down cones and signs to warn people of the area they are running the train in. Peter feels the council is trying to squeeze the club out by imposing restrictions that aren’t enforced elsewhere, including the drivers wearing a safety helmet. “Often we operate in an open sports field without people around and if you look at
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FROM PAGE 1 what we do and then the Santa Parade, where people were driving four wheel drive bikes without helmets and kids are sitting a metre away from all sorts of amusement devices without barriers. It seems like double standards, and don’t get me wrong, I don’t want to put the kybosh on the Santa Parade.” Nelson City Council says the certificate of registration is issued by the Department of Labour and
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this issue the club is facing and are aware of other similar rides operating without fencing,” says NCC’s Clare Barton. The club first got word of the new restrictions when they applied to operate the train at the Tahunanui Camping Ground, something they’re asked to do each year for the
kids staying at the camp. But they were told they’d have to fence the area they operate in. “We’re using the formed private roadways in the camp and there are caravans, motorhomes, cars with boats all using the same road without a barrier fence, but our little Noddy Train needs to have a barrier fence. It’s quite strange really.” Peter says they have written to the Labour Department to ask for some relief, but if the fencing rule is enforced the train will be sold. Lisa Dudley, of the Stoke Toy Library, says they were “absolutely disappointed” when they tried to book the train for their open day but were told they couldn’t come. “They raise some extra money for us, so we’re pretty upset.”
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High-flying kite festival draws big crowd Large crowds were drawn to kites flying above Neale Park on Sunday afternoon. The Nelson Kite Festival featured several new kites this year including a white pegasus, turtles and a car. Organiser Gretchen Howard says the weather was ideal for kite flying, although there were a couple of “Monster Mashes”. She says occasionally children lose their kite in the wind and if anybody finds a rogue kite in their backyard they should get in touch on 548 8707.
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Monster slide gets go-ahead for Collingwood St Jacob Chandler Monster slide has been given the go ahead for Collingwood St, after previously being denied consent to use the site due to resident complaints. Event organiser Jamie Templeton says he was receiving live updates of Monday’s city council meeting where the decision was made to run the event. He says the general consensus from the meeting was assuring. “Since Mayor Reece has come on board things have been moving in the right direction, which is positive.” Jamie has been given a number of conditions for the event to take place, including providing parking to the Collingwood St residents and nearby schools. “Now we can focus on the operational aspects, getting all the infrastructure sorted, instead of being tied up more in the regulatory we can focus more on delivering a fantastic event.” Jamie arrived in the region last Thursday to talk to residents, the councils and to scope out alternative venues if Collingwood Street could not go ahead. He says Queen St was good from a road quality point of view but he would have been required to
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Nelson woman drowns in Northland A 54 year old Nelson woman has drowned at a Northland beach after being caught in a rip while boogie boarding on Sunday. The woman, who is yet to be named by police, was with her 64 year old partner. Sergeant Ross Laurie told
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The arrival of the cruise ship L’Austral to Port Nelson saw around 200 passengers enter Nelson city for a day of shopping and dining. High-end passengers on board the luxury cruise ship have come from all over the world, although predominantly from Europe, and were taken out to Queen’s Gardens where they enjoyed a taste of some local artists’ work, thanks to Art Group Nelson’s annual exhibition. The L’Austral will also be visiting Nelson on January 27 and February 10, with different passengers on each cruise. The L’Austral is the only cruise ship visiting Nelson this year although 2016 will welcome seven ships, including Europa 2. Photo: Jessie Johnston.
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after Christmas. However, despite all of this, he had never given up on his dream of building his family a home, and his friends and family rallied around to make his dream become a reality. “I always wanted to give the kids what I had growing up, if they have anything like I had they will enjoy it”, says Tyrell. Friends Tony Riordan, Gary Blair, Louise Fry and Rebecca Anderson have been the driving force behind the scenes, fundraising and gathering support. They’ve organised various activities and started Project Archibald on the Givealittle website, which has raised over $35,000 for the cause. “So many people have helped with this project on all levels, and people have been turning up to the site offering things such as materials, their time and baking”, says Tyrell. All builders on site are donating their time for free and Tyrell’s best friend, Ben Robson, quit his job in Australia to work on the build for as long as it takes to
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The careers of two Nelson trainee pilots are about to take off after they received special awards at the Nelson Aviation College graduation. Oliver Griffith and Justin Sturrock, both 20, were among 15 students who received their Diploma in Aviation at a graduation ceremony held at Petite Fleur, at Seifried Estate Winery in Appleby, this month. Oliver and Justin were also two of the top students, with Oliver receiving the Best Academic Performance Domestic and Justin being awarded the Best All-round Flying Performance Domestic. All the students had completed a diploma in either flight instruction or airline preparation after 76 to 88 weeks of study. Oliver and Justin completed the 88-week New Zealand Diploma in Airline Preparation, which Oliver says "was intensive and challenging". "We spent the first six months in the classroom doing theory which was quite hard because we just wanted to get up in the planes," Oliver says. "Some of the instrument theory, was really challenging too but it was a very good course." Both Justin and Oliver say they want to become commercial pilots and had already got their private pilot's licences before they started the diploma. Oliver passed his private pilot's licence in his last year at Garin College, while Justin completed his just as he started his studies at the Nelson Aviation College.
Trainee pilots, Oliver Griffith and Justin Sturrock, received special awards at the Nelson Aviation College graduation. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. Now they have graduated, the next step is to clock up the hours so that they can fly onto the radar of a big commercial airline like Air New Zealand. "We want to work as commercial pilots for a airline and fly jets," Justin says. "Now we have the diploma, we need to get a minimum of 500 hours of flying time before we are eligible to apply for a job with a big airline." Oliver is already accumulating flying hours working as a pilot and camera operator for Nelson-based Aerial Surveys. Justin is working as a baggage handler at Air Nelson while he looks for a flying job, and clocks up the hours at the Nelson Aero Club. Justin says the diploma has given them a good start to their flying careers because it included a four-week airline integration course at the Air New Zealand
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Nelson families are honing their cricket skills ahead of a beach cricket tournament at Tahuna this Saturday. One of the teams taking part is the Flowers family, after mum Rachel entered a family team in the Hyundai Beach vs Beach 2015 cricket cup. First prize of the tournament is a share in $25,000 worth of family time through the Hyundai Family Time Project. The Flowers team, called the Okiwi Fishers, is made up of Rachel, husband Robbie, and sons Josh, 12, and Ryan 10, along with a couple of other family members who are available on the day to have a go with the bat. Their family team entered and won a backyard cricket competition at The Playhouse on Boxing Day, so they decided to have a go in the beach competition and hopefully continue their winning streak. The family play street cricket nearly every night outside their home, and when asked who is the most competitive everyone points to Robbie. Rachel says they are looking
Jacob Chandler An alternate steampunk reality is set to come to town, with the outdoor summer theatre season starting this Friday. The Body and Space Theatre Company will be performing an adaption of the Jules Verne classic, Around the World in 80 Days, at Fairfield House and Washbourn Gardens. Actor Roger Sanders says the play is a high-energy comedy and the cast have to play a lot of different characters. “The trick is to have lots and lots of roles that have to be performed by a small number of people. So you have 29 parts but you only have four actors.” Director Daniel Allan says due to having so many characters to play they have a lot of costume changes and the set is made up of a combination of suitcases and positioning of the actors bodies. Around the World in 80 Days will show at Fairfield House from Jan 23-30 and at Washbourn Gardens on Jan 31 and Feb 1. All shows start at 6.30pm and a donation of between $5 and $10 is recommended.
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Artist starts work on new mural this week Ruby Bay artist Lisa Chandler is used to working on large scale paintings, but this month she will be super-sizing her work when she creates a 33 square metre mural on the wall of the new residential development, Sussex Mews, in Nelson. Sussex Mews developer, James Purves, approached Lisa last year with the idea of creating a mural on the large wall of the complex on the corner of Nile and Sussex streets. James had seen Lisa’s paintings in art galleries around Nelson and knew that her urban themes would fit in well with the
modernist architecture of Sussex Mews. The new work will be 3 metres high and 11.6 metres long and will be able to be seen from the footpath, the road adjoining Bett’s Car Park and from Cathedral Park. Lisa will be working on-site during January and early February, mainly in the mornings to beat the sunshine, and encourages people to come along and have a look. The project is supported by Scott Construction, Nayland Scaffolding and Resene Paints Nelson.
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Volunteers for cricket, Tuesday, January 13: More than 50 people have come forward to volunteer for the Black Caps game at Saxton Oval today, after a story was published in Nelson Weekly last week. Hayden Bryant of Sport Tasman says more than 30 of those came forward within 24 hours of the Weekly coming out and the rest the day after, when the Waimea Weekly was delivered. He says Sport Tasman now have enough volunteers to make sure the international cricket fixture goes ahead smoothly. Veca Restored, Tuesday, 16, December: After the story of the re-launched boat Veca, Nelson Weekly received an email from Nelson’s Colin Harrison. After Roy Harvey built the boat in 1929 and sold it in 1941 due to the rise in petrol, Colin’s grandfather, Bob Gibbons, purchased it in the 1950s, berthing it at Port Nic in Wellington. He then sold it in the early 1960s. The boat was then bought back in 1968 by Roy Harvey’s son Bruce Harvey, returning it to the family. The boat has recently undertaken a refit and is out on the water again under the ownership of Roy Harvey’s granddaughter, Judith Glue, and her husband Pete Glue. Art Group Nelson, Tuesday, 13, January: Art Group Nelson held their thirtieth annual art exhibition at Queen’s Gardens last Saturday. Their decision last year to run the event over just one day worked well again, with a fantastic crowd turning out to view their art, and several artists selling their pieces.
Nelson artist Lisa Chandler will start work on a new mural on the corner of Nile St and Trafalgar Square [opposite the Cathedral gardens] this week. Photo: Andrew Board.
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a paddock where they can either dig for water and plant veges or dig a hole and jump in! Plenty of people struggle to make ends meet and pay bills. Those who fall on hard times deserve respect and help and a community who are there for them. But death threats, murders and the rest, that is just disgusting! Amanda Cuff. Wasting people's time. Honestly, the sooner these losers realise that the country doesn't owe them a living the better. Brenda Kenny. Sounds like one 'loser'. And what should we do with people who can't find work? Let them starve or freeze to death? Next time you want to drive on a road or go to the hospital let me know, so I can decide if I'm happy to spend my taxes on that. Rachel Boyack. If you can't get a job, you aren't trying hard enough. Jake Bertram. There are also people that want nothing more than to work, but have medical reasons or they live in a town that doesn't have jobs. Look at Motueka at this time of year, it's full of Pacific Islanders and European's and the orchard owners employ more of them than they do locals. Andrew Boyce. Dog saved at beach: I'd like to say a huge thanks to those at the back beach this afternoon (Christmas Eve) who tried to save our wee
dog. I didn't get any names, sorry, but you were all great. Cathy Leov. Bike at the top of the Centre of NZ impressive or destructive? Ummm yea both....could be dangerous if winds shook it off and someone was potentially hit by it. Sharon May Patterson Don't think it could blow off, it's pretty well hooked. Sarai Tuhua. Like most pranks its going to cost someone, and probably the ratepayer. The NCC will have to send people up to get it down and then dispose of it. There are always consequences. Diane Chandler. Monster slide gets go-ahead: There shouldn't have been any question on it at all really, Nelson needs to pull finger as Richmond is growing faster than Nelson. We seem to be at a standstill with growth. Pauline Van Der Plas. Great, this kind of activity is great for the kids and something different. Nelson needs to approve this kind of activity in the future. Brenda Kenny. You asked about the monster slide on Facebook. I say it's awesome. (Via text). To have your say on any local issue, email editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz.
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just before Christmas so I’ve been playing all the music since then. Garin College student, Logan Ford, “I’m really enjoying it. There is a is about to embark on another big piece that has been written just musical adventure when he joins for us and it will be premiering in the National Youth Brass Band for Westport, so that’s exciting.” its annual summer camp and tour National Youth Brass band manager later this month. Dr Garry Brown says the Logan, who plays the concert programme is titled cornet, was selected for Summon the Heroes, and the band after a series of will include a bracket of nationwide auditions held pieces in remembrance of earlier this year. Although 100 years since the Gallipoli Logan is just 15, it will be invasion. He says there are the third year he has been Logan Ford. “some wonderfully talented in the band which is made musicians in this group” up of the country’s most talented and four of them will be featured as under-23 brass and percussion soloists with the band. musicians. Garry says many of the band Logan will join the rest of the band members have gone on to members for a five-day summer professional careers in services camp at the Woodbourne Airbase bands, the New Zealand Symphony near Blenheim, starting on January Orchestra, professional conducting 25. The band then embarks on a and the National Band of New tour, giving concerts in Westport Zealand. The Nelson concert will be on January 29, Nelson on January held at the Theatre Royal starting at 30 and Blenheim on January 31. 7pm on Friday, January 30. Tickets “I’m already doing about an hour’s at the door or at ticketdirect.co.nz practise a day,” Logan says. “We and cost $25 for an adult, $10 for a were given the concert programme children with concessions $20.
Announcing Russells latest addition to the team Hannah Stibbe your local Interior Designer Hannah graduated from the Chelsea College of Art and Design, taking on a number of projects from a boutique Dutch Hotel to residential projects in London. Hannah has now settled in Nelson to join the Russells team, bringing her own European style into the mix. “I pride myself on offering stunning and accessible design solutions that reflect your personality, style and budget. Industry qualified and with European design experience, I will use the vast resources of our Nelson Design Studio to provide you with a full design package that you will love”. “I provide a complete and professional interior design consultation for projects of all sizes from colour schemes to entire residential plans. We have two specific design kits available or I can tailor a package to suit your specific needs including exterior colour schemes, lighting plans or kitchen and bathroom design”.
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Big crowd expected for evolve festival Evolve Festival hits Nelson next weekend with its unique combo of workshops, music, expo and entertainment. Expecting record numbers this year, the festival showcases national and international exhibitors and workshop presenters along with a full live music line-up. Saturday evening kicks off with a good old hoedown or Ceilidh. The uplifting sounds of Nelson’s Samba De Sol, Kapati Coast's Matiu Te Huki and Vogue Gyratory complete the evening line-up. With camping on-site, Evolve brings the colour and creativity of a festival right into Nelson. Ex-
pect flags, Moroccan tents, and food vendors, roving entertainers, kid’s area and more. With over 80 free workshops and seminars, there is something for everyone. “It’s a bit of a smorgasbord at Evolve,” says event director Bex Deva. “The contents is so varied, from nutrition and practical sustainability workshops to the more diverse aspects of spirituality. We have Buddhists next to Christians, alongside psychics. It’s really about offering people a glimpse of a bigger picture and what is important to them." Full program at evolvefestival.co.nz/evolve-2014/ workshops-2014/.
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World Journeys Find out why at our Info Evening Come along and find out why the team from Harvey World Travel Richmond are such huge fans of World Journeys – the experts in small group hosted tours and tailor-made journeys. Hear about our first hand experiences to Lima, Cuzco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu in Peru, Cuba, Ecuador and Galapagos Islands with World Journeys. But that’s not all, there’s much much more to World Journeys than just South America! We want to tell you why we’re so excited about World Journeys hosted small group tours, and tailor-made journeys to Japan, Africa, India and Antarctica (to mention just a few). A World Journeys representative will be present to inform and inspire you. Spaces for this information evening are strictly limited- don’t miss out, register today!
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Open Day Saturday 24 January 3 Salisbury Rd, Richmond & 2 Muritai St, Tahunanui With the stress of Christmas at an end, now is the time to make a trip into Super Liquor and stock up for these beautiful 2015 summer weekends. With long nights inviting you outside, and a barbeque on the go, there’s nothing better than sip-
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Pete, Kath, Maree, Kylie, Jess, Elle, Callum and Belle are the friendly faces you will see when you call in to Super Liquor in their Richmond Store. They are always ready to help you choose the best options for your refreshments, whether you are planning a small gathering, a big celebration or event, or you just want to know what tastes good. ping away on your favourite drink. Whether you’re a gin and tonic kind of person, you prefer a glass of our local wines, or perhaps a cold beer is your favourite way to celebrate summer, Super Liquor is here for your convenience, stocking the brands you know and love. If you haven’t been to R i c h mond Super Liquor lately,
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head in and check out their new and improved store. An Open Day on Saturday 24 is the perfect chance to meet the team and see the big changes that have been made, including new signage that has swept through Super Liquor stores across the country with a bright, light blue takeover from the navy alongside their traditional red and white colouring. Super Liquor has also incorporated a new mascot to represent the businesses. Stores were presented with
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a choice of icons but it was the Super Liquor Chameleon that won out over the rest and can now be seen sitting high and proud, overlooking Salisbury Rd. At their Open Day this Saturday, Richmond Super Liquor will be celebrating with in-house specials, competitions, spot prizes and a sausage sizzle. Richmond Super Liquor are staunch supporters of Nelson Speedway and also the Nelson Tigers stockcar team. They will have a Nelson Tigers stockcar on display so that you can get up close and see how they look when they aren’t racing around the track. Super Liquor in Tahunanui is also receiving new branding which will begin this year. As well as a new look nationwide, Richmond and Tahunanui Super Liquor are making a few changes of their own. The inside and outside of the Richmond store have been painted, new flooring has been laid down and a new RTD chiller has been installed. “I think it just brightens the shop up, you feel a bit more positive about it and proud
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about the shop. Hopefully customers are finding the changes good. We had a whole lot of chillers around the walls and they’ve all gone, we’ve just got one big walk in chiller now,” says Richmond Super Liquor manager, Maree Pascoe. With over 140 shops across the country, your local Super Liquor store is backed up by a well known and reputable company with the resources to offer you the best price and the best product. Super Liquor Richmond and Tahuna stock everything in the way of wine, beer, and spirits and “if someone wants something that we haven’t got in stock, we will endeavour to find it for them,” says Maree. With such a large variety of drinks, Super Liquor makes catering for any function easy. From
parties and conferences to large fundraisers; any event where there’s a crowd, they will always have something on offer to quench people’s thirst. After years of supplying the right drink for every occasion, the Richmond and Tahuna Super Liquor teams continue to call on their experience when helping their customers have a great time with no waste. Their policy of buying back unopened bottles means you can rest assured you will never over cater, and they are always on hand to offer advice on what to buy when you have big numbers to cater for. Along with ice, the team also has a supply of glassware that is free of charge to hire when you purchase alcohol for a function; they’ll even lend you a bar to set up at no cost. These additional
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Open Day Saturday 24 January 3 Salisbury Rd, Richmond & 2 Muritai St, Tahunanui services give Super Liquor that friendly, personal touch that their customers love and are what makes Super Liquor a trusted name in the community. Super Liquor Richmond is heavily involved in the community through their support of several sporting teams. “They support us, so we support them,” says Maree, and this includes the Nelson Speedway association, Nelson Tigers, Waimea Old Boys, Wanderers Rugby Club, Brent Nicholls Racing and The Stables Richmond Rabbits league team. Supporting locals is an important aspect of the business and it isn’t just the community’s sports teams who benefit. Maree understands how hard it can be to fundraise successfully which is why, on more than one occasion, they’ve set up the barbeque outside to raise money for kids working towards trips like World Challenge, and customers love their dedication to the community too says Maree. Super Liquor Richmond and Tahuna pride themselves on great customer service, which is another reason why they’re such a popular choice for those after their favourite drop. “The staff that are here have been here for quite a considerable length of time,” says Maree, and their years of knowledge, as well as training from Super Liquor Holdings, has meant they are, more often than not, able to help customers with any questions or decisions. Whether you’re after a bottle of wine to complement you cooking or you’re trying to suss out the perfect gift for someone special, the Super Liquor team will come to your aid and make sure you walk out the door with what you need. Don’t hesitate to take advantage of their knowledge or advice; they’re always happy to help. With so much variety to choose from, it might not be possible to decide which gift to get someone, in which case a Super Liquor gift voucher will be much appreciated for that special occasion. You can buy vouchers online or in store and if you want to check out the latest Super Liquor specials, sign up and have them emailed to you so you’re the first to know when there’s a great deal on your favourite brands, or you
could pop into either one of the stores and say hello to the team. No matter what you plan on getting up to this summer, do it with the help of Super Liquor, they’re open every day and they’re looking forward to filling your glass. The big, bright blue Super Liquor store on Salisbury Road in Richmond is looking pretty smart after it’s rebranding and alterations. Call in and check out the results.
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Looking to add something into your health and fitness routine? Have a child desperate to try ballet? The New Year is the perfect time to try something new. After a full and rewarding 2014, Jane Pascoe is ready to launch her 2015 Dance, Yoga, Barre programme. To help you reach your health and fitness goals, Jane is introducing new, fully-trained teachers to help her create an extended timetable. Jane and the team believe in welcoming, fun and dynamic classes for all levels of fitness – so there’s truly something for everyone. Jane offers a range of yoga classes including pre-natal, stand-up paddleboard and power yoga. Barre classes are popular world-wide, combining aspects of ballet, pilates and yoga to create a low impact, yet dynamic, form of movement that tones the physique, just like a dancer’s body. No dance experience required – if you can hold the barre, you can do it. Not keen on a class? Jane can tailor-make sessions for individuals and small groups. Jane is based in Nelson but teaches children’s dance classes in Richmond and Upper Moutere. Contact Jane for more information on dance, yoga and barre classes, and check out her Facebook page for fun and informative posts. At CLM Health and Fitness Riverside you get so much more than just a gym... Our members have full access to the pool, spa, aqua classes, cardio zone and, of course, the fitness centre, plus the Nayland pool complex in the summer. At CLM Health and Fitness Riverside we provide comprehensive equipment and experienced and qualified staff that will help you every step of the way to achieve you personal lifestyle fitness goals. Whether you’re recovering from injury, wanting a sports-specific programme or general conditioning and weight lose routine, our fitness consultants are always there to design and help you achieve your personal goals. You can even give us a go for free! Contact us for a complimentary one week trial. This trial includes a fitness assessment and personalized programme and there is no obligation to join once the trial is finished. Become a member of our facility, with free programming and advice from only $14.50 per week!! Come and see us today. We put the leisure in your life and the life in your leisure. Casey Hayward grew up practicing yoga and dance but was first introduced to Pilates after fracturing her back in a dance competition at the age of 16. Her treatment was a full year of physical therapy, based heavily in Pilates to strengthen the core and lower lumbar. 10 years later she is still practicing a daily combination of Pilates, yoga, and ballet exercises to remain pain free, balanced, and joyful. She is trained as a Pilates instructor through Balanced Body in New York City and holds a bachelor of fine arts degree from Boston University Many of us live with moderate to severe back pain, our hectic lives and long hours spent seated in front of a computer or driving affect our back’s health. Pilates can help improve physical function and control pain. Building strength, flexibility, posture, balance, and coordination are all emphasized within any Pilates exercise. Pilates Nelson - Movement for Life Studio opened in July 2013. It has become an oasis in the city for body/mind practice and this year the timetable will expand into Saturday mornings with Casey teaching new classes. Looking ahead with a HEART AND DIABETES CHECK. New Year is a great time to take stock of your life and your health. A healthy life means being around for the future, spending time with your family and whānau. When it comes to health, you might not consider seeing a doctor or nurse unless you are troubled by symptoms. However, with diabetes or heart issues, (such as high blood pressure or high cholesterol), there are often no symptoms. Left undetected they can lead to a heart attack or stroke, so early detection is key. A heart and diabetes check works out your risk of having a heart attack or stroke within the next five years. It also tells you if you have diabetes or pre-diabetes. The check involves being asked about your risk factors, and getting some measurements and blood tests taken. The check also gives you the opportunity to find out how you can lower your risk. Knowing more about the state of your health is a great way to get motivated, and can make a lifetime of difference. Contact your family Doctor or Practice Nurse to arrange a check and “future-proof ” your health now.
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start to 2015 Learn Wudang Taiji - Taiji Quan is a part of the greater ‘Taiji System’ which comprises three parts: Taiji, Liangyi, and Wuji. Taiji balances yin and yang. In Taiji Quan we learn to develop and understand our bodies. We learn to conceal hardness within softness. Contrary to the misconception that Taiji Quan is simply a callisthenic exercise for the elderly, it is in reality a deep internal practice which enhances health, flexibility, fitness, relaxation and internal energy suitable for all age groups. Liangyi separates yin and yang. In Taiji Quan soft and hard is combined, in Liangyi Quan, they are separated. Taiji forms are the same speed, with the same balance in softness and hardness. Liangyi forms are slow and soft, followed by fast explosive movements. Wuji – ‘ultimate emptiness’ – we practice Qi Gong to focus on and promote the health and tranquillity of our vitalities. Practicing the Taiji System will help us understand our bodies and minds, and learn the methods to make them clearer, quieter, and healthier. Taiji teaches us not only to train our muscles, tendons, and bones but also our internal awareness and power. Please feel free to attend a demonstration and ask any questions you may have.
Tài Jí (Tai Chi) and Qi Gong for health, relaxation, flexibility, focus and energy Wudang Tàijí Quán – stillness in motion – and Qi Gong – motion in stillness – are training methods consisting of flowing movements, formulated to cultivate and enhance our three vitalities: Jing (Essence), Qi (Energy) and Shen (Spirit). Classes start Monday, 9 Feb 2015 Demonstrations throughout Jan ■ Sat 10-11am & Wed 12-1pm at Nelson: Tues 5.30-6.30pm, (& from Anzac Park, Nelson ■ Sun 10-11am 3rd March 6.30-7.30pm) – NMIT, behind the Library, Tahunanui Reserve. Kowhai Room, N-Block, Hardy St; ■ Mon 5-6pm & Sat 4-5pm at
Classes cost $10 ea, or $35/mnth. No joining fee. First lesson is free.
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Why do Pilates? What sets Belinda’s one2one Pilates workshop apart is her constant pursuit of the question ‘why?’. “I don’t believe in ‘going through the motions’ when helping others to get fit or make gains. I strongly support learning about your body and knowing what you are doing, as well as trying to understand why.” There are many mysteries surrounding Pilates and what it is actually all about. Pilates is a method of movement created by Joseph Pilates in the 1930’s. He designed a series of exercises that help coordinate and strengthen the body while increasing the flexibility of the spine. Pilates is a very positive form of exercise totally focused on the normal, healthy ability of your body, rather than its existing injuries or limitations. Clients of Bee’s workshop typically find they become more comfortable within themselves, either by managing pain, or by improving their athletic abilities in sport. Belinda does offer two2one lessons for those who are interested in sharing with a friend or partner. Massage is also available ranging from relaxation to trouble shooting/sports specific therapies. For more information, or to inquire about availability, visit www.beesworkshop.co.nz or call Belinda on 539 0935. Debbie Shaw has been coaching women for 18 years and through her new venture Lifestyle 4 U, Debbie hopes to help women make themselves a priority in their lives. With a background in food and nutrition, Debbie is also a certified life coach with eight years experience as a weight loss facilitator, exercise coach and pilates teacher. She combines these skills with her own personal life experience and guides and empowers women to gain satisfaction, inspiration and Debbie Shaw confidence in their everyday lives. Together with her clients she creates a personalised lifestyle plan that works for them. Debbie can help women restore balance and order to aspects of their lives they may not be happy with. Debbie’s healthy and long-term approach to weight-loss encourages women to realise the foods that suit them, the exercise they enjoy, and her greatest reward is seeing her clients leave sessions with greater self-esteem and with the confidence to take care of their holistic well-being. Debbie’s one on one coaching sessions take place weekly for an hour, while her weight loss package is a 30 minute weekly support and accountability session. To discuss Debbie’s lifestyle coaching further and reach a happier, healthier you, contact her today on 547 7086 or 027 505 7411. Cross Fit is a vigorous, fast-paced workout that combines strength training, aerobics and body weight exercises, all in one. Adapted and enhanced by Ben and Owen Franks, this workout delivers you unquestionable results, whether you want to get fitter, lose weight, get stronger or be better at sport, CrossFit will get you to where you want to be. Classes are completed in 60 minutes and it doesn’t matter what fitness level you are, from those new to fitness to elite athletes. CrossFit coaches make the difference and are there to make sure your workout is safe and effective. Group workouts are also a vital feature, motivating you to push yourself harder every time to achieve your goals. By regularly attending CrossFit you can achieve increased endurance, stamina, strength, speed and better health in general. You’ll become fitter than you could ever imagine and with their high intensity, varied workouts, your body will never know what to expect. Try a free Intro Class, call 03 379 0985 www.franksbrothers.co.nz to get your own amazing results.
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Nelson Weekly Locally Owned and Operated
We’re ready for It’s been six weeks since Peter and Julie Loftus took ownership of The Verdict and things are going well. Their new signage is up and the locals are enjoying the exceptional hospitality of the English-inspired bar and restaurant. After travelling extensively, Peter and Julie decided to bring a taste of England to Nelson by re-creating their favourite pub right here on Bridge St. Their ideas have now come together to create the perfect place to call in for a relaxing drink or meal, and with a private outdoor dining area The Verdict is well set up to cater to any and all functions, too. Come and check out The Verdict's transformation or give them a call
to be proud of, Ollie Sage from Sage Landscapes is the perfect man for the job. With a flair for design and sharp eye for detail, combined with Ollie’s passion and experience at the infamous English flower shows, Sage Landscapes really is ‘the wise choice’. "With a decade of experience, I can If you lead a busy life and wish your meals help you with every step could be simple and quick to prepare, of the journey from conor poor mobility means you struggle to cept to completion and cook, Smart Meals is the answer to your all after care." Now is a prayers. Don’t let time get away from you great time to be putting this year, spend it doing the things you enplans together for winter joy and leave the cookplanting, or starting the ing to Smart Meals. process for larger proTheir home-delivered jects that can be completdinners are for any age ed over autumn/winter, and customers who ready to burst into life in spend more than $30 spring. Sage Landscapes can get their meals dehas been running in Nellivered free between Pecan Pie is just one of many delicious op- son for the last 6 months, Nelson and Wakefield. tions that Smart Meals offers having initially been opSmart Meals is a famerating in England, and ily-owned and operated business that business is going well for the company that prides itself on is proud to offer people a healthy, con- communication and customer service. So why not give Olvenient alternative to takeaways. With lie a no-obligation call today. a different menu every week on a six week rotation, there’s plenty of variety in New Year’s celebrations have been and gone and now it’s either single or twin sizes. Smart Meals time to get stuck into the daily routine. Although most of offer four fresh and three frozen meals us would rather be back on the beach, Mad Butcher Stoke to choose from every week, along with are making back to school and work that much easier with three desserts and four salads. If you’re great deals on meat for some delicious weekly meals. Their interested in a dinner without the hassle, 6 meal pack for $30 encompasses most of their products give Smart Meals a call on 927 5150. for a quick and hassle-free dinner, while their pack of the week offers you an affordable choice when you want some If your goal for 2015 is to have a garden quality Mad Butcher meat. The Mad Butcher has fresh meat on 548 4499 to arrange your own private function. They’re open from 8am onwards Monday to Saturday and Sunday from 11am onwards, perfect for a late night meal, or platter to share with wine or beer.
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We’re ready for in a fun and supportive atmosphere. Classes are designed to build self esteem, study dance technique and discover the joy of movement. For some students, their training ignites a passion for dance, and several
dancers have continued with careers in Australia and New Zealand. To help your child discover a passion for dance, contact Trudy on 547 5636 or email fargher.dance@xtra.co.nz
FARGHER ACADEMY OF DANCE The Studio for Dancers
Cartridge World are helping you head back to school, simply spend $20 or more with them on Cartridge World branded products, then fill in the form provided and you’ll go in the draw for an Acer 8.0” Windows 8.1 Tablet, valued at $299. The competition will be running until February 16, so don’t miss out. arriving daily to the store and if they don’t have what you’re looking for, you can be sure they’ll find it for you, plus, with butchers on-site from 7am until 7pm, seven days a week, you can always get your meat cut to your specific requirements. Come in today and take advantage of the Mad Butcher's great meat selection. Learn to dance with Trudy Fargher - The Fargher Academy of Dance provides professional, quality dance tuition from 5 years, in Jazz, Hip Hop, Ballet and Contemporary. Owner and teacher
Trudy Fargher has a passion for dance with the curriculum carefully planned to help guide each student, while still giving each dancer the very best opportunity to achieve. The strong dance programme sees dancers achieve highly in competitions throughout New Zealand, and students are encouraged to participate in shows and performances. Guest teachers give students an opportunity to experience a variety of teaching styles and choreography. Trudy recognises each dancer as an individual and aims to install strong dance technique
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Devoted to the development of young talent Jazz, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Classical Ballet Classes resume Tuesday 3rd February CLASSES HELD IN NELSON, RICHMOND & MOTUEKA Beginners to Advanced
For further information contact Trudy NZAMD Examiner, Adv Dip (Hons)
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Young athletes win gold at Games
Richmond Athletics’ Isabel Neal became the first member of the club to receive a Nick Willis Scholarship, after she won three gold medals at the South Island Colgate Games at the Caledonian Ground in Dunedin on the weekend. Isabel, 13, won the 100m, 200m and 400m to complete a sprints triple in the girls 13 age group at the games for seven to 14 year olds. Richmond's Adam Stack also won gold in the 11 boys shot-put while Gregor Wilson won silver in the 14 boys 100m. Athletics Nelson won two bronze medals, with Jordan Stirling-Rowling, 12, earning his in the 400m and Joseph Ford, 13, finishing third in the discus.
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George after first win as a pro Simon Bloomberg
Athletics Nelson's Jordan StirlingRowling in full flight during the 400m final. Photo: Scott Kilmore.
Water for prosperity vip charity banquet 23rd January 2015 At the 19th bar & cafe nelson golf club time: 7.00 pm MC: mayor richard kempthorne
guest speaker sir bob charles Price $75 Enquires and ticket purchases Duncan fuller 03 548 5514 noel brown 03 544 2286
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Nelson road cyclist George Bennett's big goal this season is to break through for his first win as a professional rider. George headed across the Tasman last week to join his new World Tour team, TeamLottoNL, for the season-opening Santos Tour Down Under. Although he has performed creditably in a number of big tours since turning professional in 2012, the 24-year-old has yet to win a stage or one-day race something he is determined to change. "I really want to win a race - that's my big goal. I won a few when I first went overseas but haven't got a win since I turned pro. "I need to get a win and get that unreal buzz when you cross the line first. I'm in pretty good shape physically and mentally and I'm joining a really good team, so hopefully I can do it." George will have his first opportunity to chase a stage win in the Tour Down Under which starts on Tuesday. "I won't be in top shape for the race, but I love racing in the heat so who knows. I'll also be better off than a lot of the European-based guys who will be jet-lagged and coming out of
George Bennett takes a corner during the Tineli Tour de Vineyards in Richmond earlier this month. Photo: Evan Barnes/www.shuttersport.co.nz their winter." As well as chasing his first win, George also wants to try and deliver more consistent results. Although George experienced some exhilarating highs with Cannondale last season, including a top 10 start to the Vuelta Espana, he also plummeted to some soul-destroying lows. "I need to be more consistent and big part of that will be being managed a lot better at my new team. They are very big on sports science and nu-
trition and that's going to help me take the next step up." George says the Tour Down Under will be followed by a team training camp in Spain, before racing in a series of oneday and stages races including Paris-Nice and Ciclista a Catalunya in March. If he shows good form in those races, it will increase his chances of being selected for the bigger tours later in the season. The 863km Tour Down Under finishes on Sunday.
Happy New Year!
Bu-nga and Nuttavut Krataitong, owners of with passion and precision, the food will take Chai Yo Restaurant and Takeaways in Rich- your taste buds on a trip to Thailand. Chai Yo mond and also Chai Yo Takeaways in Nelson, is hugely popular with locals for being the only would like to wish all of their loyal customers a local eatery to serve unique dishes like crunchy Happy New Year. chicken with creamy co2014 was a busy year for conut sauce and crunchy Bu-nga and Nuttavut chicken with sweet soya who have established sauce. “We are thinking two new restaurants in about updating our menu Blenheim while their soon, and we’d love to dedicated team conhave some feedback from tinued to operate the customers about what Nelson and Richmond they would like to see on businesses. Although our menu. If you have any they have missed hav- Manager Jayjay Supsaengprapa and chef ideas, please make sure ing regular contact with Surachai Phosu welcome you to Chai Yo you let the team know,” their loyal local custom- Nelson. invites Bu-nga. ers, Bu-nga says she is delighted that the team It is important to Bu-nga and the Chai Yo team have continued to operate the restaurants so to support the local community and they like well, ensuring the continued support of the to give back to the people who support them. local community. “We’d particularly like to Their loyalty cards are one way of doing this thank our faithful customers and wish them a and in the past they have regularly supported happy year in 2015,” says Bu-nga. “I have really local teams, individuals and charities in their missed having regular contact with everyone, fundraising efforts by offering vouchers for but it is great to catch up with them when I get raffles and quizzes. If you are planning a funa chance to come home to Nelson.” draiser in 2015, be sure to talk to the team at As soon as you step into Chai Yo you’ll notice your local Chai Yo to see how they can help the welcoming environment that owner Bu- you. Chai Yo is open Monday to Friday for nga Krataitong has created as well as the finest lunches and seven days a week for dinner. Thai cuisine. Authentic in taste and prepared Business Update. Adv.
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Nelson Dawnbreakers Fishing Club Well, the weather has been reason- (fish attracting device) chain of speably kind to all over the New Year, cies. with quite a few low wind mornings The local spear fishers are having and the usual sea breezes in the af- some success when the water is clear ternoon. enough to see what their target is, Word is the snapper have schooled with many hitting the favourite spots up for spawning at The Glen and time so expect to also over the spat have less success lines. While on the on the rod and spear fishing topic, reels and even setboaties need to be lines for the next aware of keeping few weeks while an eye out for these they are busy. At guys safety floats, this time of year we they are normally a still hear of a few red oblong float and big snaps getting sometimes have a caught but it’s norlittle safety flag up Local Legend Reid Forrest mally the same few off the top of them, spears another big Kingi. stories told to most so if you see one of the Nelson fishing folk. make sure to slow down and take a Some good reports are coming in wide berth as quite often they are in from around the region, of kingfish twos and threes. everywhere here in the Bay, down The water temperature has warmed the Sounds and Durville Island. up enough for some early albacore Great news for our fishery in the tuna to have been caught. These renext few years. Kenepuru has had quire quite a lot of effort to get onto some good snaps showing up and but are an exciting fish to catch with now, with most of the holiday traffic high speed runs under the boat and gone, it may be a good place to visit. cool colours in the clear water they Durville Island always fishes well frequent. Remember to take plenty and is a magical place to even just of ice and bleed immediately and ice boat to or around. Both sides of Tas- down if you wish to keep these in man Bay have been fishing well and prime eating condition. of course the "spat lines" off Riwaka Be safe out there and enjoy the Top are always creating they own F.A.D of the South Island.
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30 years of running earns life membership Simon Bloomberg A rugby player and cricketer, who only took up running when he left school, has been made a life member of the Waimea Harriers. Competitive running wasn't even on Craig Harford's radar when he was a student at Waimea College, where he played the more traditional sports of rugby and cricket. Although he is still a cricket fan, planning a trip to South Africa this year for the World Golden Oldies Cricket Festival in Cape Town, Craig’s sporting passion for the last 30 years has been running. "I gave up rugby when I was 18 and was looking for something different," Craig says. "I was living in Appleby at the time and someone I worked with said 'why don't I try running' so I did. "I really enjoyed the freedom of running and being able to go anywhere. I was doing a bit of road cycling at the time too but was getting frustrated because it was limited to the roads - it was more fun going running and getting off the beaten track." Craig joined Waimea Harriers in 1985 and started competing in club races around Nelson. He especially enjoyed the Queen Charlotte Relay and club cross-country races, finishing third in the annual Parker Shield when it was held around the old Ngawhatu farm in the 1980s. "Club running was a lot more competitive back then. Waimea Harriers had 10 senior men's teams in the Queen Charlotte Relay one year,
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which is pretty amazing. "I did a few marathons, but mainly enjoyed cross-country races and training around places like Rabbit Island and along the banks of the Waimea River. I could run 10 kilometres in around 37 minutes in those days but I was really never more than just a good club runner." It was only a matter of time before Craig started helping run the club, serving on the committee and spending six years as vice-president or president and seven as club captain. He also spent countless hours helping set up courses and is presently planning the half marathon course for the South Island Masters Games in Nelson in October. "It's what happens when you join a club. Someone tapped me on the shoulder and said it's your turn, so I joined the committee." Waimea Harriers' Alan West says Craig has "particular expertise at organising events and, as well as Saturday runs, has organised relay teams, club trips and created, measured and set-up running courses". "He has also been the liaison person with the South Island Masters Games and has been a main organiser of their running events over many years." Alan says it is fitting that Craig received his life membership this year when Waimea Harriers is celebrating its 50th Jubilee. For information about club's events go to the website waimeaharriers.nelson.org.nz
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Croquet clubs want students Croquet Nelson is looking for school pupils to try their hand at the sport this summer. Croquet is becoming an increasingly popular sport and Annie Henry of the Nelson Hinemoa club says this is due to a change in attitude towards the game. “People saw it as just gentile ladies and men that played." Annie says the sport is easy to learn but you can spend a lot of time mastering it.
“It’s kind of like playing pool, you can go out, have a good time and be playing in five minutes. If you really want to hone your skills it takes a lot longer." The Nelson region has turned out several young competitors with Hannah Brown from the Richmond club competing in the under 21 world championship next month in Christchurch. Annie says the clubs are planning to work in closer with youth and have or-
ganised a meeting for school principals. The clubs supply all the equipment needed and boys and girls can play equally. The first visit to the clubs is free and then $15 for six visits. Local club contacts are: Nelson Hinemoa, Annie Henry, annie58@ihug.co.nz, 022 3979 303. Richmond, Betty Winterburn, bwinterburn@xtra.co.nz, 544 7268. Riwaka, Mike Speak, mike2011@ xtra.co.nz, 03 528 7212.
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The Tahunanui Bowls Club is celebrating it’s 75th Jubilee next month. The club are holding a bowls tournament on Saturday, February 28, followed by a dinner at the Suburban Club that evening and an afternoon tea on Sunday. The bowling green was built on land bequest from the Arthur Tosswill estate in the 1920s. In the 50s, the clubhouse was extended and a second green was put in. Currently the club has around 75 members, although Jubilee chairperson Ray Wilson says they have noticed a change in the way people get involved.
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Community Events Stoke SeniorS: Thurs Jan 15, Quiz. All welcome ; Weds Jan 21, Anne Spear in concert with favourite songs; All events start at 1.30pm with a donation entry of $3 (incl. Afternoon tea). 548 Main Rd, Stoke. Ph: 547 2660 VOLUNTEER DRIVERS: We are still looking for volunteers to drive seniors to and from their homes to attend club activities. If you are interested in helping contact the office, 547 2660. PiLAteS on the BeAch, SUMMER HOURS. Mons & Weds 5:45pm, Tues & Thurs 8am. On Tahunanui Beach (Behind the Lions Play Ground). All welcome, beginners & regulars. $5 bring a mat or towel. Marion 021 0839 9290 Free PuBLic tALk: Peace = Happiness. 22 Jan, 5:45 - 7:15pm. Learn to be happy all the time. Meditation for modern life. At Hearing Association, Nelson. Details: MeditateInNelson.org the neLSon horticuLturAL Society: Summer Flower Show, Sat 24 Jan, 11am5pm, Stoke Memorial Hall, Main Rd,. There will be a sales table & raffle. Public are most welcome. Enquiries please Phone 547 9563. toP oF the South MorriS Minor cLuB inc. meeting Rabbit Island Sun 25 Jan 11.30am behind main toilet block. BYO picnic lunch. Contact Julie/John if coming Ph5473316. Free courSeS @ nMit: Certificate in Computer Tech level 2 & 3. Certificate in Retail level 2. Up skill Now! Starts 26 Jan. Ph 0800 422 733 or Anne on 027 705 5373 neLSon MALe Voice choir recommences practice on Mon, 26 Jan, 6.45pm, Reformed Church, Enner Glynn. All men who like to sing are welcome. Learn, meet new friends & have fun. Queries call Ernie Tarling, 548 7291. StArt your own BuSineSS toDAy: Get practical business skills needed to get started in business & complete a business plan for your business/idea. Choose between one morning or evening a week. NO FEE. Info session: Mon 26 Jan, 6pm or Tues 27 Jan, 9.15am. Call Pip 5476138 or visit www.barbicantc.com to register. neLSon DiABeteS cLuB will meet Fri 30 Jan, 1.30pm, Nick Smith's Rooms, 544 Waimea Rd,. Speaker. Afternoon tea. Gold coin donation. Phone Joan 5486263. DAnceSPort neLSon DAnce PArty. Ballroom, Latin, New Vogue. Sat 31 Jan, Richmond School Community Hall. 8pm. $6 plus a supper plate. All welcome. Pauline 547 4523 neLSon inStitute Coffee & Books talk. Sun 1 Feb, 2pm. $2pp. Nigel Costley, author of “Teak and Tide”, a history of a rare maritime survivor now preserved in Picton, presents Saving the Edwin Fox – How & Why. Queries 5451646. wAShBourn GArDenS FAir: Mon 2 Feb (Nelson Anniversary Day) If wet: Fri 6 Feb.. Sites for stallholders still available. Contact Fiona 544 6525 or rpcwashbournefair@yahoo.com. writerS At LunchtiMe: All welcome, Wed 4 Feb, 11.30am-1.30pm, The Prince Albert, 113 Nile St. An ‘open mic’ session where people can talk about their writing history, aims & current projects. Admission free. Chrissie 546 9818. MinDFuLneSS cLASSeS. Bonni Ross has 45 years experience in mindfulness. Discover how to practice mindfulness in your daily life to increase joy, peace & well-being. Beginners & experienced people welcome. Starts 5 Feb, 6 sessions. Ramona Nelsoninfo2015@gmail.com LiVinG ALone AFternoon teA: Nelson Cathedral, Mon 9 Feb, 2 - 3.30pm. In the Quiet Room at the Cathedral. Anyone living alone is welcome to come along & join us for Afternoon Tea. For more details please contact Jane Wulff on 547 9977 or 021 541 848. itALiAn For BeGinnerS: A fun & practical ten week course in the basics of Italian pronunciation & communication-with a dash of culture and music. Wed, 7-8pm, Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar St. Next session begins 11 Feb Bookings required. For enrolments or more info please phone Joe Rifici 545- 6046. coMe AnD PrActiSe your GerMAn
at Krauts, German restaurant and bar, Montgomery Square, all levels welcome. Wed 11 Feb 5.30 - 6.30pm ProBuS cLuB oF neLSon city welcomes men & women as new members. Next meeting 9.30am Thurs 12 Feb, Nelson Golf Club, 38 Bolt Rd. Contact Deidre 547 4146. Free coMMunity Money ProGrAMMe: Learn ways to stretch your $$$ further along with the secrets of property & share investing in this 20 week one evening a week programme. NO FEE. Info sessions: Thurs 12 or Thurs 19 Feb, 6pm. Call Pip now on 03-547 6138 or visit www.barbicantc.com to register. Line DAncinG Aeorobics evening beginners class all ages/gender starts 12 Feb, Suburban Club 5.30-6.30 by special request. social/fun pumping music .Ph Diane Sutherland 5479280 0274 491 569 VoLunteerinG with Red Cross is fun & rewarding, & gives you an opportunity to work in a team & experience new cultures. Next Refugee Support Volunteer Training Course: 13-15 Feb. Contact jettie.zeestraten@redcross.org.nz or 548 4978 reGuLAr eVentS DAncinG: Fri evenings, 7pm, Ballroom, Latin, Rock & New Vogue dancing, Richmond Town Hall, all welcome ring Jean 5467061 uLtiMAte FriSBee: 5.30pm Weds, Tahuna touch fields. All levels, all genders & most ages welcome. Queries - contact@nelsondisc.org.nz. heLP your heArt a support group for people living with a heart condition, their families/carers. Meet with people who understand – they’ve ‘been there and done that’. Join us on the third Sat each month, 10.30-12, Honest Lawyer. Ph Alan 547 6552 or Graham 522 4938. PooL-PiLAteS. New water based exercise class. Gentle on joints whilst improving posture, balance, core strength & breathing. Starts Tues 27 Jan, 1-2pm Ngawhatu pool, Stoke, $8. Angie 5470198 to enrol SPort tASMAn: Sarah - Ph 923 2313 or Sarah.H@sporttasman.org.nz (unless stated otherwise) Jogging: Entry level learn how to jog gradually & safely starts Wed 11 Feb, 5:30pm. FREE Cycling: Entry level groups in Nelson & Richmond. Weekly cycles around our wonderful cycleways - our focus is on enjoyment rather than distance. FREE Fitness in the Park staring 14 Feb. Every Sat - get active with a different trainer for 10 weeks All levels of fitness catered for. Visit www.sporttasman. org.nz/Fitness_in_the_Park IT’S FREE! neLSon city Luncheon cLuB meets 2nd & 4th Mon each month for a meal & invited speaker. Programme at http://nelsoncityluncheonclub.blogspot.co.nz Kathleen 548 2342. neLSon newcoMerS network: Walking Group, Tues, 10am, www.newcomers. co.nz or Lynne 539 1006 / Karin 547 4461 SinGerS wAnteD! Nelson Bays Harmony has vacancies for contralto & first soprano singers who may like to try their hand at singing 4-part barbershop-style music, in a choir of 40 members. Vocal training is provided & rehearsals are 7pm, Thurs. Visitors welcome. For details view www.nelsonharmony.org.nz or email nbharmony@gmail.com. wAnt to MAke A DiFFerence? Nelson Budget Service invites expressions of interest from enthusiastic people to join their Governance Board. Help us continue to help to those in need & make a difference in their lives. Contact 546 9021 or nelsonbudget@xtra.co.nz. tAhunAnui woMen’S inStitute: Stoke Retirement Village, 188 Songer St, Meet first Thurs of the month, 1.45 sharp. New members welcome. Ph Colleen 548 7902 MAke A DiFFerence and keep fit at the same time! Our Brook Waimarama Sanctuary track cutting volunteers don’t need to join a gym
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plus they have the satisfaction of contributing a lasting legacy to NZ conservation. For info register your interest at www.brooksanctuary.org/ support. neLSon PhiLAteLic Society: The club for stamp collectors. Monthly meetings at Stoke School on 2nd Tues, 7:30pm. www.nelsonstamps.org.nz. AquA-FitneSS: Ngawhatu pool, every Mon & Thurs, 12-1pm. All levels welcome. Contact Heike, ph. 5456546 . ScrABBLe: Saturday, the Suburban Club. Ph 548 9006. SPAce welcomes babies aged 0-12 months to join our programmes in the Nelson region. SPACE is for first time parents & their babiesweekly sessions include opportunities to meet other parents, discussions on child development & parenting, music & activities. Marie Lenihan 03 545 2017 or lenihans@xtra.co.nz criSiS PreGnAncy SuPPort: An unexpected pregnancy can be a scary time but there are people who can help. Crisis Pregnancy Support offers a free, confidential service to help you discover the support there is available to enable you to continue with your pregnancy. Call St Luke’s Health Centre 0800 004 277 / visit www. crisispregnancysupport.co.nz. neLSon newcoMerS. If you are new to Nelson & would like to join our friendly group for coffee & a chat we would love to see you, Deville's Cafe, 22 New St, every Weds, 10.30am. All Welcome. Ph: Clive 547 2725 or Karin 547 4461. Men in AccorD are looking for new members to join our harmony chorus. Do you enjoy singing? Then come along. Meet Tues 7:15pm, Club Waimea. Dave 540 2178. Me cFS FM SuPPort Nelson Bays Come & join our small friendly group. We meet for a chat, 3rd Mon each month 2.30pm Suter Cafe, Bridge St. Email: strengthtogethernelson@gmail.com PLAy PetAnque: Every Weds & Sun 1.15pm Para Para Rd Courts Ph 548 9006. neLSon AMAteur wine MAkerS club seeking new members. For info ring Howard 544 4110 or Jacqui 544 1535 ProStAte cAncer SuPPort GrouP meets 1st Thurs of the month 1.30-3.30pm Broadgreen House. Ph Ian 547 3373 for info. Attn PArentS / cAreGiVerS! The Ecomoon Collective parent room is a large space you can change, feed & relax for FREE in Nelson. 120 Bridge St. VoLunteer neLSon: Are you looking to volunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, information or advice? Check out our free services at www.volunteernelson.org.nz AquA AroBicS for women Mon 3-4pm, Ngawhatu pool. We are a non profit community group. Cost $6 with a qualified instructor. Interested ladies can contact Lyn Neumann 547 3263 or Sandy Harvey 544 5993 to enquire. Steiner PLAyGrouP welcomes all children aged 0-3 1/2. Free play with simple Steiner based toys & bread making each session. Please bring a piece of fruit to share for morning tea. Koha entry. Thurs mornings 9-12, Jaycee Room, Founders Park. Stoke Sit AnD Be Fit. Tues 10am. Indoor Bowls Stadium, Songer st. opp Neale Ave. For men & women. Fun exercise to music. Learn how to breathe more fully. Ph 5464670 / 0276221878. FrienDS oF the queenS GArDenS help keep the Gardens looking their best. We meet weekly to rake & groom, volunteers welcome. Ph Ellen 546 6533. Are you BreAStFeeDinG? Looking for support? Contact us, Mum4Mum for mom to mom breastfeeding support, guidance & advice. 021 277 2098 mum4mum@nbph.org.nz or visit our FB Page. neLSon coMMunity PotterS 136 Rutherford St. Learn the art of pottery. Hand-
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