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Building sells for $100 Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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Tasman District Council has sold the former Brightwater Bowls Club rooms to the Wanderer’s Community Sports Club for just $100. The clubrooms was gifted to the

council when the bowls club folded and Wanderers have been looking to purchase the building since 2019. Marty Davis, who spearheaded efforts to buy the building, says he was absolutely rapt that the resolution to transfer ownership was passed last Thursday. Marty recently retired as Wan-

derer’s Sports Club director of sports but says he couldn’t be happier. “It is a wonderful gesture from the TDC,” says Marty. “It will be a massive benefit for Brightwater and beyond.” The resolution to transfer ownership of the former bowls club building in Brightwater to Wan-

derers Community Sports Inc (Club) was carried, with the cost to Wanderers Community Sports Club $100 plus GST. As yet, no specific date has been agreed on for the transfer. TDC reserves and facilities manager Richard Hollier says the building is already leased to the club so there will be no obvious

difference from a community perspective. He says it contributes to goals of the Tasman Climate Change Plan 2019 by encouraging local recreation and thereby potentially reducing emissions. The club has leased the building

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Appleby School gets behind sustainability Jo Kent Chickens roaming the school yard and students planting more than 300 trees have helped a local school earn the title of Enviroschool. Appleby is the latest Tasman school to become an ‘Enviroschool’, bringing the number in the region to 30. By joining the programme, the school has committed to become more sustainable for future generations. Teacher Talia Ryan says they’ve already introduced many measures to become more environmentally aware. “We’ve planted over 300 trees, including edible fruit trees, outside classrooms which the kids can eat, and we’ve now got three chickens, too.”

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from the council since 2019 and made a request to purchase it. It has been used as a gymnasium, health and wellbeing centre and the club has also carried out building improvements on it in recent years. Newly appointed Wanderers’ Sports Club general manager Jimmy van der Colk says they have plans to develop the building into a fit-for-purpose gymnasium and health centre for the wider community. “Having ownership of the building will provide greater freedom for us to achieve this,” he says. “We want to thank the TDC for their generosity and support of the club’s vision.” The building was built by the Brightwater Bowling Club and used by them until their club

She says the chickens produce two eggs a day which they then sell at school to pay for their upkeep. “The chickens roam about the school for a few hours each day. It’s so funny watching them stroll past the classrooms.” Talia says being an Enviroschool is so rewarding as the kids love hands-on learning about connecting with and protecting the planet. “We’d like to get some other animals, but first we are planning our new vegetable plot which is being donated by Bunnings. “They really do get involved in every aspect of these projects and once the veggies are ready to eat, the students will then use them to make soup for everyone,” Talia says. “They are so enthusiastic, it’s lovely to see.”

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Wanderer’s manager Dianne Drogemuller in front of the building they purchased for $100. Photo: Jenny Nicholson. wound up in August 2001. The the club agreeing that if some from the reserve. building was located on reserve time in the future it had no fur- On 30 June 2021 the building, land, and their lease required ther use of the building, it would excluding the site, had a nomithem to transfer ownership of be sold or transferred to another nal book value of $88,673. The the building to the council at no club, transferred back to the ground lease of $236 would still cost. The sale is conditional on council at no cost or removed be paid to TDC.

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Teachers seek assistance on managing anxiety in students Erin Bradnock Reporter

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Local teachers have flocked to a workshop on how to manage growing anxiety in students in the wake of a new report revealing that almost half of school leaders see it as the single biggest issue in schooling. Those leaders say that exposure to emotional stress and the uncertainties of Covid-19 have added to the strain on mental health for many young people and families. Waimea Intermediate teacher Jane Fisher says the issue of anxiety in schools is a growing problem. “We now have two counsellors at school instead of one, which shows how the need has grown,” she says. Jane says that, in her 20 years as a teacher, anxiety has been an issue, but people feel more comfortable discussing it now. A recent Life Education Trust report reveals how anxiety continues to be identified as a major concern for young people in schools. The trust found 89 per cent of school leaders see anxiety as an issue for school children with 40 per cent reporting anxiety as a “significant issue”. The trust has run its online

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in place. “I think mental health is less stigmatised now. We’re starting to see it as a part of our health and life.” Life Education Trust chief executive John O’Connell says lockdown has exacerbated issues and had a deep impact on students as they readjust to learning in and out of alert level changes. “This year’s lockdowns will also have an impact. Children today are seeing global events unfold as they happen with updated streams to phones and other devices, without the ability to process these adult concepts. It’s a far cry from past generations where children were isolated from this information.

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NEWS Surpluses seen in many of council’s operational areas: Surpluses in many of the Tasman District Council’s (TDC) operational areas were discussed at last week’s council meeting. TDC communications and change manager Chris Choat says $4 million has already been identified within the Long Term Plan (LTP) as surplus going towards offsetting rates. He says that a large number of the surpluses were not significant but will be absorbed into the following year’s budgets. High levels of harvesting combined with good log prices resulted in a surplus for the TDC forestry activity of $12.5 million. Community housing: TDC community housing activity has seen a surplus of $787,000 after expenditure came in under budget last year. Councillor Susan Edwards says there are still a number of upgrades needed on properties to meet central government requirements for tenants. She wasn’t sure what proportion of the surplus would be used in the upgrades which are intended to be completed by June 2022. Chris Choat says the community housing portfolio is run within a closed account and funding within the account is used to maintain the prop-

erties at no cost to the ratepayer. New structure for Fire and Emergency New Zealand: Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ) has restructured into 17 new districts, replacing an historic split where there were 24 urban areas and 18 rural fire districts across the country. This means that Grant Haywood is now the Nelson Marlborough district manager having spent three years as the Tasman-Marlborough Area manager. FENZ chief executive Rhys Jones says the nation-wide move bringing together 40 rural and urban fire services and 14,000 people has been a huge job. “But getting all the different firefighting set-ups working together as one national organisation has been necessary,” Rhys says. Business easier with 100 people limit: Armadillo’s owner Tony Crosbie says this weekend was a lot better than the previous weekend. “Being able to have 100 people is a lot better,” he says. “But we still have to stick to all the rules.” He says they saw about 70 per cent of normal trade this weekend. However, he says his other property, the Star and Garter, is still really quiet. “It was the same last lockdown,” Tony says.

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Vaccinator Yvonne Murray and driver Jo MacLean set up a mobile vaccination clinic in the Richmond Mall carpark last Thursday. Photo: Jenny Nicholson.

Police bus turned into Covid vaccination clinic Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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A police booze bus has been transformed from testing drink drivers to fighting Covid-19, as part of Nelson Marlborough Health’s efforts to boost vaccination rates in the region. NMH principal advisor emergency management Pete Kara says the bus has been repurposed and is already doing great work in the community. “It makes it easier to take the clinic to the people,” says Pete. Nelson Bays Primary Health general manager primary care, Charlotte Etheridge, says they are thinking outside the square regarding locations. “We are using bite size times and locations to try and give people opportunity to be vaccinated,” she says. “We are looking at where people are at the beginning and end of the day, because often they are at work or at home with family during the day.” Pop-up clinics were available in the Richmond Mall carpark on Wednesday and Thursday. Charlotte says about 25 people were vaccinated over the two days and though they are not large numbers, the bus was about giving locals more opportunity to be vaccinated. “That number may seem small, but it was all first doses,” she says. “That’s a big win for us.” Latest Ministry of Health figures available through Stats New Zealand show that three quarters of those eligible in the Top of the South region have received at least one vaccine. At 76.9 per cent we come in fourth for those aged 12 and older who have received one vaccination, with Capital and

Coast and Hutt leading the way at 80.1 per cent. The bus is also being used for rural pop-ups in St Arnaud and Tapawera. The St Arnaud pop-up is on 1 October from 10am to 12pm. The exact location is still to be confirmed. A clinic in The Wakefield Hall on 17 October already has

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more than 400 people booked in. Wakefield Pharmacy’s Scott Fry says most of the bookings are second doses, but they have capacity to book much more. He estimates they could do about 700 vaccines. “We would prefer bookings

but will take walk-ins,” he says. “Combining the doctors and the pharmacy means we have a bigger capacity.” The clinic on Queen Street is also continuing to take walkins. Another initiative to increase vaccination accessibility has been put in place by the Tasman District Council (TDC), along with Nelson City Council. They are offering free bus rides to vaccination clinics and the free ride also applies to caregivers and dependents of those being vaccinated. “Free bus rides are for everyone, they must have proof of appointment and the free travel is for that day only,” says TDC communications and change manager Chris Choat. Plans are also in place for clinics after school at Nelson College this week and Charlotte Etheridge says they are working with other schools to find a time that would suit them.

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Region’s top apprentice named Sara Hollyman Reporter

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An eye for detail and infectious personality has earned a young Nelson builder the title of Upper South Island Apprentice of the Year. Finn Eden, 21, was named as the region’s top building apprentice at an online awards ceremony last Wednesday night. Tasman Homes director Garry Nott, who employs Finn, says he is an outstanding young man who has already been managing full build jobs. “He’s definitely a step above the norm ... he’s a real credit to the team.” The 2021 Registered Master Builders CARTERS Apprentice

Tasman Homes director Garry Nott with employee Finn Eden, who has been named the Upper South Island Apprentice of the Year. Photo: Sara Hollyman. of the Year recognises excellence among carpentry apprentices and raises awareness of career oppor-

tunities in the building and construction industry. Apprentices are tested on their project man-

agement, business, presentation, and practical skills. Finn had to submit a portfolio of a building

project before an interview with judges. That was followed by a two-hour practical challenge where entrants were tasked with building a shoe rack. “It was the most intricate shoe rack I’d ever seen,” says Finn. He was one of only two to complete the challenge. Judges said Finn could be very proud of his project. They said the portfolio he submitted was of a “very high standard” and his knowledge of the project “immense”. “Overall, Finn has an infectious personality which is hard not to like. The build showed his personality, professionalism, and his eye for detail,” said a judge. He will join the country’s top apprentices to compete in the Master Builders National competition later this year.

Waimea Wrappers win Get2Go Kiara Puche Struben Waimea College came out tops in the annual Get2Go sport event held on September 20. Students across the region entered as a team of eight, either competitive or social, to enjoy the outdoors and

represent their school. Get2Go is an action-packed day with fun activities including orienteering, mountainbiking, stand-up paddle boarding, kayaking and some team-solving challenges. This event has been running since 2007 in 12 different re-

Waimea College team Brooke Robinson, Katie Lohmann, Aimee Houge, Mia Kinzett, Nikita Wadsworth, Kiara Puche Struben, Lotte Dawson and Giselle Rynvos, who took part in the recent Get2Go sports event. Photo: Supplied.

gions of New Zealand. The best teams from each region then get to compete against each other in the national finals at Great Barrier Island. One of the Waimea College teams, named Wrappers, won and will be going to the finals.

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Robin reflects on 46 years in same job Jenny Nicholson Reporter

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At 63-years-old Robin Jordan has never had a CV after all, he has worked in the same job the whole 46 years of his working life. In 1975, he was in Year 12 at Waimea College and considering a career as an accountant. But plans changed when he was offered an apprenticeship working as a radio and electronics serviceman at Rob Fairbairn Ltd. Just four years later he and two colleagues bought part of the business from their boss Rob Fairbairn, naming it FAV Services. Then, in 2000, the business became FAV Mobile Solutions. Robin has seen massive changes both in his work at FAV Mobile Solutions and in Richmond over the years. “When I started work-

ing on Queen Street, there were sheep in a paddock where Noel Leeming is now situated and more grazing in a field behind the Queen Street workshop,” says Robin. Over the years he has had to adapt to changes in technology. Initially he worked with pre-transistor radios,

I’ve never applied for another job and never had a CV. Robin Jordan known as valve radios. Work installing televisions and aerials, car radio cassettes then CDs followed. “Old ‘uncle Google’ is a big help with keeping up with changing technology,” he says. “If you need an answer on something, it

helps.” Robin says he has loved his job. “I like working for myself and solving problems on the electrical and electronic side of things,” he says. “I’ve never applied for another job and never had a CV.” Thirty years ago, he was approached and asked to sell mobility scooters, and both Robin and his wife Meryl have enjoyed working with mature customers. “When we worked with car audio, it was mostly for the younger generation and they wanted everything done and then some didn’t want to pay for it,” says Robin. “Now we mostly deal with the older generation, and they want to pay even before you do the job.” They recently sold the business and are planning to enjoy semi-retirement. “We bought a motor home 18 months ago and plan to see the country,” they say.

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Representatives from Wakatū Incorporation, Te Ātiawa descendants and Tasman Mayor Tim King celebrate the new street name unveiling. Photo: Erin Bradnock.

New te reo streets make history Erin Bradnock Richmond has welcomed the final two of four new streets in full te reo Māori, the first streets in the country to reach this milestone. Last Thursday, ara o Te Ātiawa and ara o Ngā Hekenga were unveiled in the Waimeha subdivision off Ngāti Rārua St in Richmond. These streets names in full te reo join ara o Ngāti Koata and ara o Tamariki, each unveiled in the subdivision last December and April. Ara translates to ‘pathway’ or ‘passageway’ while Ngā Hekenga refers to the migration of local iwi from the north to the Top of the South, with Te Ātiawa being Thursday’s

honoured iwi. Each street was officiated and facilitated by Wakatū Incorporation with tikanga unique to each iwi. Waikawa Marae trustee chairperson and Te Ātiawa descendant Rita Keka Powick unveiled ara o Te Ātiawa, with help from her niece’s pēpi (baby) Ihaka Cameron. “It’s lovely. It’s just so humbling to see our names on the land and to see the land looked after so well.” Director of the Whenua Board Russell “Barney” Thomas describes the rain that poured during last Thursday’s unveiling as a good omen. “We were not seen in this area here in Richmond but now we are,” he says.

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Local councillors views on water reform Dana Wensley

“Let’s not forget that these reforms were driven by the need to ensure safe drinking water following the Havelock North tragedy where 4 people died in 2016 after contamination of the drinking water. These reforms have now expanded to cover wastewater and stormwater. I have concerns with the modelling used, particularly around the calculations from central government which do not take into account the condition of Tasman’s network, assets or performance.”

Stuart Bryant

My view is that we are still in the information gathering phase and there is a lot we have yet to find out about how all this will work in practice and there are some key concerns with the current proposal. I do support full consultation with the community. I also believe the government MPs should be part of the consultation.

Dean McNamara

Another half-baked Government agenda being rushed through without giving the owners of the assets any significant input. The water reform will be delivered in a similar fashion to Kiwi Build. It will be physically impos-

Tasman District Council are today meeting to hear a second report on democracy – discussion and transparency the Three Waters reform proposal. Sara Hollyman asked councillors to is a vital requirement. sum up where they are sitting with the proposal at this stage. David Ogilvie sible to bring all water supplies up to the required standard across the country in a timely manner. You can expect the cost of water to escalate significantly with another over-paid and out-of-touch board making extravagant decisions in favour of the bigger centres.

democratic input for our ratepayers. We would be a small part of a large entity and would have little input and influence over assets Tasman ratepayers have funded and paid for.

Anne Turley

At present it is illegal for Council to opt in without public consultation for disposal or sale of any major Council Asset. Hopefully the Government does not now change the rules for consultation requirements. My vote, to opt out, too much conflicting or incorrect information. I also object to the exclusion of Tapawera out of Zone C if the reform takes place.

There are a myriad of issues to be resolved before this government three water proposal is even fit for purpose. Rural and urban schemes have different needs and every consumer’s rights need to be protected. Governance, regulatory and political problems exist and are complex. Public consultation is paramount and before this can be done effectively, issues need better understanding. Big schemes can result in high costs and need accountability.

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Barry Dowler

There are three areas of real concern that I have which cover both for and against the reforms. The new water services Bill will put huge potential costs on rural water schemes, Tasman has three of these. What impact will this have. The splitting of the district with the Murchison area being a different entity from the rest of the district. Finally, the loss of

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Consultation with owners of property is always a good place to start when considering wholesale change and especially about one of the fundamentals of life – water, as in the proposed reforms. There appears to be little regard by the Government for the views and aspirations of those who pay the bills at the local level. Imperious direction has no place in our

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In many places across New Zealand there is an infrastructure deficit in 3 Waters. This is what the reform programme hopes to address. At this stage of the programme we need to continue to engage with Central Government on those aspects of the reforms which need more work. For example, ownership and governance, the financial modelling, the impact of new standards, the pricing strategy and how the local voice will be heard. Councillors Celia Butler, Chris Hill, Trevor Tuffnell and Mark Greening did not respond to the request.

Iconic café celebrates 48 years in business One of Nelson’s most iconic cafés – Boulevard Café in the Village, is celebrating 48 years of existence in early October, so it’s a great reason to come and support this amazing business! The classic style, family friendly café is the place to come in Richmond for great food and great service in a relaxed friendly environment. Boulevard Café was the very first café to operate in the mall and is understood to be the oldest café in the region. Sandra Begg, who has owned Boulevard Café for 17 years now, has a real passion for serving good old Kiwi Tucker. “It’s really great to have Trudy my manager and my two daughters

still working here,” says Sandra. “Getting through these hard times of covid is tough – we’re really grateful for the support of our customers and hope we can reach our 50th anniversary.” Customers who frequent the café love the scrumptious homemade food which is freshly made on the premises every day, and everyone appreciates the friendly service too. “We are open seven days a week for a leisurely breakfast, brunch or lunch, and relaxing morning or afternoon teas. Boulevard Café’s fabulous Thursday Night Roasts are still available too, for phone orders and takeaways. Roast and Menu Boards

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The proposals are at an early stage, with likely significant amendments once the 85 Councils report to the Government (D.I.A.). The objectives, to provide quality drinking water, to remove contaminated discharges of wastewater & storm water from our rivers & marine areas are acceptable. To achieve these, even by 2051, the funding requirements are considerable. There is a need for “scale”, or funding support from central Government. The role of Councils to administer these should continue—the local voice is important.

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available between 5pm and 7pm. “We’re also doing a pie of the week which is becoming quite popular. Everybody knows us for our macaroni cheese too – some days we’ve run out by 11:30am.” On the day of Boulevard Café’s 48th Anniversary celebration – Saturday, 2nd October, the café is having a lucky dip for their customers. The 48th person that comes into the café will receive a $50 Boulevard Café voucher matched by a $50 mall voucher. Plus there will be spot prizes on the day. “So, do come down and help us celebrate!” Boulevard Café is located at 216 Queen Street, Richmond. Business Update. Advt.

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Edward Robert Higgins, known as Ted, was the eldest son of Sydney and Sarah Higgins. Born in 1851 at Spring Grove, he almost immediately began getting into accidental mishaps. His farmer father, Sydney, took Ted to Maddocks Bush when he was six-yearsold to fetch home a roller Sydney had made out of a large matai log. After hitching the roller up to two bullocks, they began to make their way home. At Mr Ricketts’ driveway, Sydney struck up a conversation with Mr Ricketts. Meanwhile, Ted climbed up onto the roller and startled the bullocks, causing them to bolt. Ted tumbled off the roller and it rolled right over him. Sydney turned around to see the bullocks rushing on but no Ted anywhere to be seen. After stopping the bullocks, Sydney went back to search for Ted, who fortunately had fallen into a muddy hole which saved his head from being crushed. Ted was covered in mud from head to toe, but with only a bruised head to show for his misadventure. Sometime later, Ted’s brother George recalls that after doing something he should not have been, Ted got in trouble with his father. Sydney went to whack him. However, Ted then got the bright idea

He went on to have another scrape involving bullocks when he was about 13-years-old. He was in the process of hitching the bullocks up to the harrows, and had just hitched the chain on between the animals when they bolted off. Knocking Ted over, the harrows collected him and dragged him along the ground until they came to a deep furrow. He dropped into it, with a line from the harrows only a centimetre from his spine. Despite this mishap, Ted was very good at ploughing, and often won the contests he entered. But this led to a further accident. After winning against an Irishman, Ted was put on his boss’s brand-new reaping machine. While putting the horses in, they bolted and knocked him over. As the machine was in gear, it carried on moving. The fingers of the machine caught the soles of Ted’s boots. This raised the machine up so that it went over his body, slicing his arm half off. His brother George wrote in detail about the incident: “I saw him as he came home with his arm in a sling and watched mother wash and dress it, with carbolic oil. An awful gash which made me feel sick. “In the course of time his arm got better but was always a crooked one.”

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Budding photographers in Waimea are being asked to join in the ‘Happy in my Neighbourhood’ photo competition. Launched by Top of the South Neighbourhood Support, the idea is to get people to take photos of things around the region that makes them smile while out and about. Maree Dunlop, TSNS coordinator, says that the winning images will be made into a collage for display in Richmond library later this year. “It’s open to all ages and residents of Waimea,” says Maree. “So, get out your phone, tablet or camera and show us the people, places or parts of the region that make you smile.” Richmond lad Sean Meir has entered his photo of a rainbow that graced the sky on 18 August, the first day of lockdown. “It appeared around 4pm and was really bright for at least an hour. I had to take a photo to capture the moment as it made me smile. I’m glad I can share that with other people.” Entries from TSNS member households will also go in a draw to win prizes donated by local businesses. Email entries to maree@tsns.org.nz by 10 October for a chance to see your photo in the display. Winners will be contacted by phone or email after the closing date. For more info or to become a free member of the Neighbourhood Support group, visit tsns.org.nz

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A local charity is lacing up its boots in preparation for its next big auction fundraiser. Walk With Us has put brand-new school and sports shoes onto the feet of more than 680 school pupils in the region. The charity is hosting its next big fundraiser, a kiwiana-themed charity auction, at Richmond’s Waimea Old Boys Club on Tuesday 9 November. Wyatt Crockett will be the special guest for the auction evening. Ticket holders will be able to bid for quality items, such as a helicopter ride for six, a week’s family campervan hire and a two-night stay on D’Urville Island for six people. Walk With Us trustee Jill Taylor says the evening provides a vital source of income for the charity as well as offering a great night out for the community. The last auction evening raised more than $30,000 for the charity. “We always have generous dona-

Richmond Aquatice Centre’s Fitness team leader Byron Hull with Kori the penguin. Photo: Jo Kent. tions from local businesses and this year is bigger and better than ever,” Jill says. Tickets cost $25 and include traditional Kiwi food, with live and silent auctions running throughout the evening. Jill says they already have over 60

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Life Linc Nelson, provides our community with affordable counselling. We work with all ethnicities and people aged 14 - 84. If you are feeling sad, anxious, depressed, grieving or simply feeling overwhelmed and need to talk? Call our Clinical Manager 03 548 2400 for up to 10 counselling sessions, available in Nelson, Motueka and Richmond or online. We rely on community donations and grants to operate, if you would like to donate head to our website www.lifelinc.co.nz or give our Operations Manager a call on 03 548 2400 to find out how else you might be able to support us.

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This week marks Mental Health Awareness Week with Kiwis of all ages urged to take check of their most important gift, well-being. MHAW is run annually by the Mental Health Foundation and has been since 1993. MHAW is endorsed by the World Federation for Mental Health and is marked in over 150 countries at different times of the year. This year's theme is take time to kōrero/mā te kōrero, ka ora - a little chat can go a long way. This MHAW is all about connecting with the people in our lives and creating space for conversations about mental health and well-being. Whether it’s checking in with a mate, having a kōrero over some kai or saying hello to a stranger, a little chat can go a long way.

Beginning on Monday 27 September, over 13,000 people, organisations, schools and kura will jump on board to take part in well-being activities throughout the week.

You don’t tell someone who’s mentally ill or struggling, who’s having a low time in their lives, to harden up, because it doesn’t work. - John Kirwan Now more than ever, as New Zealanders adapt to changing alert levels, it’s important to connect with others and create

space for conversations about mental health and well-being. “All New Zealanders have had a tough couple of months going through lockdowns to fight the spread of Covid-19” says Shaun Robinson, chief executive of the MHF. “It’s only inevitable that frustration is setting in as we move in and out of different levels of contact. It’s so helpful to connect with others, have a kōrero and a laugh.” Health Minister Andrew Little says you never know when someone, who is feeling vulnerable, stops to talk, and just how much of a difference that can make. The MHAW 2021 Guide provides day by day activities that can be done at school, work or home, inspired by Te Whare Tapa Whā and the Five Ways to Wellbeing, which are simple strategies proven to boost well-being.

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There are plenty more resources available to download from our website, aimed at both tamariki and adults, to help everyone get involved whatever alert level they’re in. For the competitive among us, the social media-based MHAW Challenge kicks off on Monday 27 September - each weekday there will be a daily challenge designed to get people having a kōrero in a different way, with awesome prizes up for grabs. You can also subscribe to receive email updates to guide you through the week and help you plan your best MHAW yet. Shaun reminds New Zealanders that your aboutmental health is a taonga and that it needs eing. to be treated like the treasure it is. ve had“It’s important to acknowledge everyone hs go-goes through hard times, and sometimes o fightyour mental health and well-being might ” saysnot feel as good as you’d like it to. ef ex-Developing greater understanding of your own mental well-being and of others in thatyour life, will help us all through both n as wegood and challenging times.” fferent o help-Life Linc provides the community with afothers,fordable counselling, working with all ethugh.” nicities and people aged 14- 84. ndrewIts team consists of ten counsellors and knowtwo art therapists who help improve peos feel-ple’s mental health, well-being and resilo talk,ience by giving them a safe space in which a dif-to access professional care and a range of useful tools to enable them to move forGuideward with their lives. y ac- Life Linc is there for you if you are feelone ating sad, anxious, depressed, are grieving, me, ina Whā Wellbeategies ng.

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lifelinc.co.nz or give our Operations Manager a call on 03 548 2400 to find out how else you might be able to support Life Linc. For more information call Life Linc Nelson’s clinical manager 03 548 2400 for up to 10 counselling sessions, available in Nelson, Motueka and Richmond or online. Wellness New Zealand is focused on assisting people to enrich all areas of their life through greater awareness and connection to self, others and nature. Its team of holistic practitioners are based in Nelson and provide an integrated approach to their support in a nurturing and professional environment. Practitioners are highly experienced in hypnotherapy, breathwork coaching, acupuncture, intuitive development coaching, massage, tapping, naturopathy and yoga therapy. The team supports clients with a variety of mental health concerns such as stress and being overwhelmed, anxiety, depression, OCD and autism. Wellness’ approaches include investigating changes to routines and patterns of behaviour, mindfulness, and meditation, working with the subconscious mind through hypnotherapy, breathwork or tapping, awareness of the mind-gut connection, the role inflammation plays in mind health, and realigning and unblocking energy through acupuncture. These can all contribute to reducing the causes and effects of many common mental health concerns. For more information

go to https://www.wellnessnewzealand. co.nz Wellby Talking Cafés welcome everyone for a relaxed cuppa and can start your journey to connect with others who enjoy the same things. You can pop in for a quick chat or stay for a longer conversation with friendly people. There is no need to register, just turn up on the day. Using the Found Directory, hosts talk about what’s going on in the community and what resources are available, starting other people’s journey to connect with others. To check the dates and times of upcoming Talking Cafés head to the website or the It's On guide. To get involved visit www. wellby.org.nz

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For natural looking, well-fitting dentures, locals choose Bays Dentures. The practise is owned by Daniela Steenpass, who has over 25 years’ experience in making dentures. “I trained in 1994 in Germany, where I did an apprenticeship as a dental technician and I’ve been making dentures ever since and still loving it,” says Daniela. “It’s quite artistic. Every denture is uniquely made for each client.” In 2015, Daniela successfully completed further study in Otago to become a clinical dental technician, focusing on proving dentures directly to the public. “If patients consider having a new set of dentures, they come directly to me for a no obligation, free consultation.” Daniela’s passion for her job is what sets her apart – resulting in high quality, comfortable and natural looking teeth. Read some great reviews on her website: www.baysdentures.co.nz. Bays Dentures provides professionally hand-crafted dentures for people who live in the Nelson region and further afield. To make an appointment, phone 03 546 4455.

Are you unhappy with your dentures in any way? Come and see Daniela at Bays Dentures in Richmond for a free consultation. Daniela has been a dental technician for more than 20 years and has a reputation for crafting high quality, well-fitting dentures. All dentures are personally hand-crafted and professionally manufactured on-site in her modern, easy access dental clinic.

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Football: Nelson Suburbs are sitting just one spot above bottom on the Southern League table after suffering their fourth loss of the season on Sunday. Suburbs went down 3-1 to Otago University at Saxton Field.

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Community Notices NOTE : Due to cancellations & rescheduling related to the Covid-19 restrictions, some event meetings dates & times may be changed. We advise you to contact the organisers for an event update before attending.

Mondays Kapa KōrErO - Nau mai haErE mai! Connect with others & practice te reo Māori in a relaxed setting. st setting out, or a fluent speaker,?all levels are welcome & encouraged to join in. Richmond Library, every Monday 10.am-11. am. Free. NElsON-TasmaN pOwErTalK. Next meeting: Mon 4th Oct. 9.30-11am. Covid-appropriate venue: Headingly Centre, Lower Queen St, Rmd. Sandra 027 766 0347. please note: new temporary venue to meet social distancing needs.

Tuesdays

NEw BrONchiEcTasis suppOrT GrOup inaugural meeting 12 October at Club Waimea email Sue, Nelson Asthma Society Manager asthma.nelson@ xtra.co.nz or ph 03 5445162. NElsON 50+ TuEsDaY walKiNG GrOup October 5th, Tasman to Dickers Road. Meet 10am at Tasman Memorial park. (Please note change to Programme) Ph. Denis, 545 7242 music ON TuEsDaY, October 5th, 10am. Richmond Town Hall. Gala Concert from Berlin. Sir Simon Rattle and Berlin Philharmonic with 90yr old Pianist Meneham Pressler. NElsON philaTElic sOciETY Meet Tuesday 12 Oct. Doors Open 6.30pm4.30pm. Venue change to Stoke Baptist

Church. 8-16 page display. All welcome. Contact Robin 0275442518 TiNY TOTs, a free, fun intro to stories, songs, active movement & rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tuesdays 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time. sENiOrs walKiNG GrOup, Tue + Thurs Walking inside the Stadium 9.30am -10.30am , optional sit & be fit class from 10am. First Session FREE, then $5 per session

Wednesdays

caKE DEcOraTOrs next meet Wedn 20 Oc.t Creating a colourful rooster in edible modeling paste. New members are welcome. NOTEonly take place if at level 1. Contact Desiree 0276302359. arThriTis sOciETY cOFFEE mOrNiNG meet at Melrose House Cafe, Brougham St, 10am on the 4th Wednesday of the month. Next Gathering 27 October 2021. Ph Claire 035450835 or 0273601039 BETTEr BrEaThErs NElsON class: 1pm on Wednesday at the Reformed Church, 15 Burrough Place Enner Glynn – no need to book in just turn up to the friendly wee class. Only $5 per person. Contact Nelson Asthma Society, 544 1562. NElsON GuilD OF wOODwOrKErs meets at 7pm last Wednesday each month, February to November, a Fish & Game , 66 Champion Rd, Richmond. New members welcome, no experience necessary. President, Bill Filmer, 03 547 5104

Thursdays

richmOND

laDiEs

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WEDNESDAY 29 September 2021

DEADLINE: MIDDAY FRIDAY - 30 WORDS OR LESS BY EMAIL ONLY PLEASE SEND TO: events@waimeaweekly.co.nz

cluB: Meet - 10am 1stThursday of the month at Church of Christ, Croucher St. Welcome ladies looking for friendship with other women. Lunch optional. Interesting guest speakers & an outing Visitors welcome. Ph Marion 544 4833 or Joan 544 1854. richmOND wElcOmE GrOup like to make new friends. Join a friendly group for coffee & a chat 10am on the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month Happyz Cafe Bateup Rd Ansley/Phillip 5410-350.. waimEa cOmBiNED FriENDship cluB: Interested in making new female or male friends of a similar age & interests? We invite you to monthly meetings, 3rd Thursday 9.45am at Hope Church Ranzau Rd. Interesting speakers, outings & group activities, Ph Frances 5443085/0212111347 or Rosalie 0272491080

fridays

NElsON marlBOrOuGh EaGlEs GOlFiNG sOciETY presents Halberg Golf Tournament Friday October 22. @ Greenacres Golf Club. Shotgun start at 12.30. 2 Mens & 1 Ladies grade. Enter as a team of 4 ,or individual & a team will be arranged. Stableford competition. All proceeds to the Halberg Trust, supporting children with disabilities. Great prizes. $30 entry fee ( incl 2s ) & on course snack. plaNET parTY. Viewing Jupiter & Saturn at Wai-iti International Dark Sky Park, 438 Wakefield-Kohatu Hwy. On the first fine clear night of Oct. 1st or 2nd or 3th. 8pm-10:30pm. Register at Darkskies.nz . Covid conditions apply. plaNET parTY. cElEBraTE iNTErNaTiONal asTrONOmical uNiON

(IAU) 100 Hours of Astronomy (Oct. 1st -4th.) at Wai-iti International Dark Sky Park. Hope to view Jupiter & Saturn, also visible Mercury (early) & Venus at 438 Wakefield-Kohatu Hwy.On first fine clear night of Oct. 1st or 2nd or 3th. 8:00pm-10:30pm. register at Darkskies.nz Only 3 Astronomers available so please be patient. Bring binoculars or a telescope, an arm chair & warm gear. Red light only in the park please. Covid conditions apply, masks a limit of 100 people. Park in area north of river, on the right driving in, & walk on the road over the old railway embankment into the park behind. Koha appreciated . Ralph Bradley 022 541-8859 waiTaKi OlD Girls’ sOcial GrOup. Pop In for a coffee & chat Friday 1st October from 10a.m. Vanilla Bean, 355 Lower Queen St, Richmond. All Oamaruians welcome. Queries 027 673 1145 NElsON asTrONOmical sOciETY host ing it’s popular public viewing nights on Friday nights through winter, 7.30-9.30pm. weather permitting. At Cawthron Observatory Clifton Terrace School. $5 Koha ($15/family) to help maintain the facility. Updates on our Facebook page & Neighbourly

help protect the historic nature reserve. Bring a spade, if you have one, sturdy shoes and drinking water. All welcome, no experience necessary. Going ahead in Level 2 unless heavy rain. hiGGiNs hEriTaGE parK 222 Pigeon Valley Rd, Wakefield - Park open for family picnics and heritage museum sheds open day, Sunday 3 October 10am-3pm. Enjoy the experience of a large range of vintage machinery and rural life exhibits, model trains. Covid L2 Delta restrictions apply. Contact Diane 027 6316786

in General richmOND crOquET cluB Come & join us, 384 Lower Queen St, Richmd. Have fun, learn a new skill. We play Association & Golf Croquet. All welcome. ph Kaye 021757468 pulmONarY rEhaB cOursE Available November in Motueka. Perfect for respiratory sufferers who have been diagnosed with asthma, copd, bronchiectasis, emphysema etc. Contact your medical centre to see if you fit the criteria, or email asthma.nelson@xtra.co.nz richmOND crEaTivE FiBrE Meets at Birchwood Hall, at Showgrounds. 9.30am 2nd, 3rd & 4th Thursdays each month. Come & meet others who enjoy working with fibre. Ph: 5443315 (Sandra). NEED a liFT? Māpua Willing Wheels Voluntary Drivers Costs: e.g. - Māpua to Richmond return $35 Drivers: all locals, all police vetted. Co-ordinator, Rachel Mason, to book , please give 24hrs notice.Email: mapuawheels@gmail.com / Tel: 022 6822 373

saTurdays sOcial TENNis at Richmond Tennis Club on Saturday afternoons from 1.30 pm onwards. FREE. Bring a friend. The public and players from other clubs most welcome. Contact 0274 872 480

sundays

sNOwDEN’s Bush plaNTiNG DaY Sunday 3 October 9.30-1.30pm. Waimea West Road, Brightwater. Come & volunteer at this community planting day to

Community Notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising. Due to the popularity of this column,while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads. If you want to place a business advert or want to advertise a course you are running, please call classified ads and public notices on 544 9037.

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Classifieds

WEDNESDAY 29 September 2021

situations vacant

WANTED Class 5 Tipper driver for a busy, reputable company, truck and trailer and road ranger experience required. Top rates for the best drivers. Ph Corey: 027 342 3588

public notice

death

We are currently undergoing the free cleaning and best restoration of headstones in the Wakapuaka Cemetery. Most are around 150 years old. While most families are happy for us to do this we understand some are not. If you do NOT want us to work on your family headstone please contact us on Brian 027 548 0757.

WESTLEY

public notice Alcoholics Anonymous. Is alcohol causing problems for you in your life? Want to stop drinking but can’t? Maybe we can help. Support meetings every day. Call 0800aaworks 0800 229 6757.

situations vacant

NELSON

Support Workers

Live Life Disability Support Make a difference with adults who have intellectual disabilities. N21-646 working an average of 52.5 hrs/ fortnight over a six week rotating roster cycle (0.66FTE). • Shift: 7AM to 3.30PM. • Roster: three shifts on, three shifts off. N21-647 working an average of 40 hrs/ fortnight over a six week rotating roster cycle (0.5FTE). • Shift: 7AM to 4PM. • Roster: two shifts on, two shifts off. N21-648 working an average of 80 hrs/ fortnight, over a six week rotating roster cycle (1.0FTE). • Shift: 7AM to 4.05PM. • Roster: four shifts on, two shifts off. N21-649 working an average of 37.33 hours a fortnight, over a six week rotating roster cycle (0.47FTE). • Shift: 4PM to 8PM. • Roster: four shifts on, two shifts off. Closes on Monday, 11 October 2021.

firewood Delivering now for next years firewood. Douglas, beech, gum. Good Wood supplier Bay Firewood 027 769 6348.

agm Annual General Meeting, Richmond Creative Fibre Group, 10.30am Thursday 14 October, Birch Hall, Richmond ShowGrounds. All welcome.

funerals

Live Life Disability Support Make a difference with young adults to increase their independence and have fun. N21-650 working 45.5 hours a fortnight (0.57FTE), PLUS seven sleepovers. • Shift: 3.30PM to 10PM followed by sleepover:10PM to 7AM the following morning. Roster: • Week one: Monday, Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday. • Week two: Monday, Thursday, Friday. N21-651 working 80 hours a fortnight (1.0FTE). • Shift: 7AM to 3.30PM • Roster: Tuesday to Saturday N21-652 working 21 hours a fortnight (0.26FTE) PLUS seven sleepovers* • 7AM to 10AM Sleepover extension • 10PM to 7AM Sleepover Closes on Monday, 11 October 2021.

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public notice

Online application, CV and cover letter are required before your application can be processed. Enquiries can be made to Human Resources Nelson telephone: (03) 546 1274 or email vacancies@nmdhb.govt.nz

FUNDRAISING AUCTION Walk with Us Trust

With special guest Wyatt Crockett

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Come along and support a very good local cause - putting shoes on our school children

funerals

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Passed away at The Wood Rest Home in Nelson on Wednesday 22 September, 2021; aged 91 years. Dearly loved husband of Valerie. Much loved father and father-in-Law of Graeme, Pauline and Robert Bishell, Jenny St John and partner Ron Kolk. Loved granddad of Heidi and Willem Lampe, Lisa and Matt Stephens, Katie and Jason Terry, Ange and Adam Schultz, Cameron St John and Samantha Franklin, and his 11 Great grandchildren. Loved brother and brother-in-law of the late Don, the late Yvonne, the late Peter, and Connie. A Patient Sufferer at Rest. The friends of Rex are respectfully informed that his funeral Service was held at Marsden House Funeral Services on Monday 27 September at 11am. The Service was recorded - for details to view the livestream please email support@marsdenhouse. co.nz

wanted Your wanted ad here. Phone 544 9037.

Support Workers

Rex

wanted Variety punga tree ferns wanting to buy. Access to farm land in and around Nelson to load a trailer. $200-$300 paid per trailer load. Contact Wade: 021 4411 62. Email: info@westcoastferns. co.nz

to let Your to let ad here. Phone 544 9037.

for rent Your for rent ad here. Phone 544 9037.

dentures New dentures, relines, repairs. Phone Daniela at Bays Dentures 546 4455.

public notice

Petrolhead Breakfast Sponsored by Lift & Shift

Phils Place – Club Waimea 1st Sunday each month 8am onwards IF IT HAS WHEELS IT’S WELCOME Prize for “Car of the Day”

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death

TAYLOR Carol

Peacefully on September 24, 2021, after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. Cherished wife of Garry and loving Mum of Lynley and Dwain, Julianne and Mike. Special Nana and Great Nana of Mathew and Minami, Hannah and Liam, Hazel, Caleb, Manu and Wiremu. Sister of Ross and Trish. Special thanks to the staff at the Tasman Rest Home. A private family service has been held.

FDANZ www.simplicity.co.nz

death

COGHLAN

John Ellery, (Jack)

b. Reefton, 20 August 1927. Died 21 September 2021, in care, at Christchurch, from Nelson. Precious soul-mate and partner of Colleen Yee (nee McKenzie) for 16 years. Loving husband of the late Patricia (nee Wills). Father and father-in-law of Brian & Carolyn, Christchurch; Maureen & Michael Averill, Christchurch; Martin, Granity; and Barry & Carolina, Tauranga; Friend of Jan Howell. Grandfather of Jayne, Sarah and Helen Coghlan; Julia and David Averill. Honorary granddad to Merit and Scarlet Yee. Eldest child of the late John & May (nee Ellery) Coghlan. Brother and brother-in-law of Joyce & Bill (deceased) Kratzmann; Don (deceased) and Sheila Coghlan. Loved Uncle Jack. R.I.P. Interment – Sts. Peter & Paul Churchyard, Waimea West.

death

LUSTY

Michael John (Basil) of Murchison passed away peacefully on Friday 24th September at Nelson Hospital surrounded by family. Much loved best friend and husband of Evalyne and father of Joanne and Guy, Teresa and Steve and Debbie and Jolly. Respected and adored Grandfather of Mitchell, Eden, Seth, Kate, Hamish, Jim and Corbin. He will be greatly missed by all. A celebration of his life will be held on Friday 1st October at the Recreation Centre in Murchison at 2pm. Covid rules apply.

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Classifieds ANtiqUes

fUrNitUre

Antiques, Furniture, Collectables. 6 rooms, huge selection with recent estate lots inc toys, car & house, lamps, paintings, silver, jewellery, china, cameras, records, marine, small & large furniture, etc. Sell-Buy-Value. 30 years experience @ Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd, Richmond (Ph 544 0723) www.antiquesnewzea land.co.nz

Furniture, all sorts, large & small. New stock inc rugs, scotch chests, bedside cabinets, hall stands, mirrors etc. Lasting quality. Local free delivery on most items @ Souchebys Antiques, 75 Gladstone Rd, Richmond.

wANted to bUy $$ Top prices paid $$ Vintage Household Items. Tools & Shed gear. Fishing rods & reels. Old Toys of any sort. NZ Photos & Postcards. Records Books & Coins. Vintage Comics. Military items. Plus Much More. Estate Lots & Downsizing. Steve Lawson 027 538 0020 or 538 0020. Nelson Based.

wANted to bUy Cash paid for old wristwatches. Scrap gold & Silver. Old coins & Jewellery. Vintage / quality tools. Military & Firearms items. General antiques. Also buying estate & shed items. Collection & downsizing. Ph Tim Gladstone. T&B Vintage 0800 653 935 or 548 5235.

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WEDNESDAY 29 September 2021

ChurCh NotiCes

One church, Many expressiOns

CHRISTADELPHIANS

Richmond Community Church

The Bible Our Guide We warmly welcome you to hear Tim Crawley

The Church with Community at Heart

World Events Show God is Outworking His Plan

Celebrating ~ Sundays 10am

Join us Tuesday, 5th October 2021 at 7.30pm - this will be via Livestream, see our website for details

243 Queen Street, (behind the Asian Supermarket).

www.nelsonchristadelphians.nz

Ph 5448844

Holy Trinity

27 Dorset St, Richmond

Services this Week Sunday 3 October

9.00am(Traditional) 10.30am(Contemporary)

Wed 6 October

10.00am

St Alban’s

410 Appleby Hwy

Sunday 10 October

10.30am

Keep your community informed, tell us first

Phone us on 544 9037

Waimea Weekly

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Trades & Services

WEDNESDAY 29 September 2021

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CATERER

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Curtain Lady

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WEDNESDAY 29 September 2021

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