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Movember is back
Andrew Board Movember – possibly the ugliest, yet most effective, awareness campaign is back. Movember is now an international hit, with men all over the world growing a mo for the month of November, to raise money and aware-
ness for men’s health. In Nelson, three local businesses have teamed up to raise money and hope they will encourage men to get a health check-up and, of course, grow a mo. Stormy’s Man Cave Barber Shop, the Vic Brew Bar and Morrison St Cafe
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Giving kids fizzy is ‘neglect’ Giving sugary drinks to children should be classed as neglect, says the head of the region’s district health board. Chris Fleming, the chief executive of the Nelson Marlborough District Health Board, made the comments in an email to leaders of government departments and other organisations to encourage them to introduce a ban on sugar-free drinks. Nelson City Council and the DHB have
already introduced a policy banning the sale of sugary drinks at events they run and premises they manage, and Chris says he’d like to see other organisations adopt a similar policy. “The damage that sugar-sweetened beverages is doing to our children, from both an oral health and an obesity perspective, is simply unacceptable,” wrote Chris. “Personally, I think that providing our children
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of Conservation, Primary Health Organisation, Ministry of Education, Department of Internal Affairs, Work and Income, NMIT, IRD and several others. He says that he’d like to see local schools also adopt the policy and stood by his statements when questioned by Nelson Weekly.
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Sugar drinks number one problem for oral health and obesity FROM PAGE 1 “Neglect is a harsh word, but if you understand the implications it’s having on the oral health standards and the obesity issue, I think we need to be aware of what we’re subconsciously giving our children,” he says. “When you see the photos of young kids and their teeth, it’s just appalling and completely unnecessary.” Chris says he’d like to see all schools ban sugary drinks on their
premises and for the top of the south to take the lead on the issue. Birchwood School principal, Chris Herrick, says he would not look to bring a ban on the drinks to his school because very few students bring sugary drinks to school. “We promote healthy lifestyles and healthy options and would rather educate than put a ban in place.” But, he says, the school did recently ban sugary drinks at its school disco, which is held twice a year, in favour of healthier options.
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Street pianos ready to roll Arts festival Nelson will come alive with the sound of music this Thursday, when musicians tickle the ivories of two new street pianos that will become permanent fixtures in the city. Street pianos are found on streets in cities and towns throughout the world, where they are available to be played by members of the public. Earlier this year, a street piano was rolled out in Richmond’s Sundial Square, and this Thursday Nelson follows suit with two new street pianos being officially rolled out beside the Nelson Provincial Museum and the Hardy Street Sprig & Fern. Nelson musicians, Pete Rainey, Neville Claughton and Joe Rifici, will play at the official launch of the pianos which have been permanently gifted to the city. They were purchased by a Nelson business that wishes to re-
Joe Gibbons and Neville Claughton with one of the street pianos that will be rolled out in Nelson’s CBD for the first time this Thursday. Photo: Andrew Board. main anonymous and provided by Neville Claughton’s Selwyn Place music store, Mr Music. Neville, Joe and music enthusiast, Joe Gibbons, are the prime movers behind the project.
“The idea is to make Nelson more fun,” Neville says. “Music speaks to the kid in everyone. “The pianos are there for anyone to use, beginner or professional, serious or casual, doesn’t matter.” Joe Rifici, who initiated the project to get street pianos in Nelson, says so many people have had piano lessons and the street piano will give them a chance “to inspire and be inspired”. “It’s great to be involved in this. It’s very heart-warming.” One of the pianos has also been brightly painted by Nelson artist, Rebecca Wilson, while both are mounted on trolleys, made by Newport Engineering, so they can be moved indoors at night or when it is wet. The museum piano will roll out at midday followed by the Sprig & Fern piano at 6:30 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Around 11,400 tickets were bought to 77 different shows – 47 of them sell-outs – at this year’s Nelson Arts Festival, making it one of the most popular in its 20 year history. Ticket sales accounted for $180,000 of the arts festival budget, with another $240,000 coming from ratepayers, $147,000 from sponsorship and grants and $65,550 from advertising and bar revenue. All up the festival cost $632,550. Nelson City Council, organisers of the festival, say around 30,000 people attended at least one event during the festival. The most popular event was the masked parade, where around 20,000 either watched or took part. The council says nearly 3000 children experienced a festival show through the schools’ programme and another 1500 performed on Stage One. The festival closed last Monday after 12 jam-packed days of theatre, music, writers’ talks, community events, art installations, school performances and workshops, in venues across the region. Ticket sales are still being counted
but figures are tracking at around 11,400 sales, up on about 10,500 last year. Community Services deputy chair Gaile Noonan says, through its free and ticketed events, the festival touches a broad cross-section of Nelsonians like no other event. “The Nelson Arts Festival is a significant Council investment that sets our city apart from others as it’s the only annual regional arts festival. The support it continues to receive every year is testament to a region that embraces arts, creativity and has a strong sense of community. “I want to thank the community for their ongoing support and participation in this year’s festival, and the generous sponsorship from local businesses, which is essential for running the event. “With 77 ticketed shows and a raft of free events packed into the programme, a huge effort was required by the festival team and crew.” This was the last festival for Nelson Arts festival director Sophie Kelly, who says she’s thrilled her final programme was well received.
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Grey Power apologies to volunteers The president of Grey Power, Neville Male, says he will continue in the role, despite pressure from the organisation’s volunteers for him to step down. Three weeks ago, Nelson Weekly received a phone call saying there was unrest at Grey Power and that Neville should step down. This came after a staff member in the Grey Power office was told her job was no longer needed. Since then, volunteers of the organisation say they are not valued by
the president. This week, Neville issued a statement saying those claims are “simply not correct”. “Since I have been president there has been a major emphasis on bringing this organisation into the modern world and we are moving into the last phase of this now. It was the unanimous decisions of the Associations Management Committee that have paved the way for change to take place. “As president I am the front person for
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The SPCA delighted both adults and children with some of the cutest animals around at its open day on Saturday. From pony rides, llamas, a pig called Muck and a goat named Hazel, to the more unusual, including a baby brushtailed possum and a blue tongue lizard, their annual open day was the perfect chance for the public to see why the organisation is so important. The event wasn’t about adoptions or raising money, it was simply a chance for people to come along, meet the animals and learn more about the local SPCA staff and how they operate in our community. It was also the lead-in to the SPCA’s annual Paws Appeal Week. For those who enjoyed the SPCA open day and want to help keep their good work going, donate to one of their stands when you see them this week.
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Local chef behind latest food trend Known for their health benefits, naturally fermented foods are making a comeback as more people are turning away from a diet of high-sugar and high-refined foods. Long before probiotics became popular, naturally fermented foods were an essential part of the diet in many cultures throughout history. Nelson-based chef and nutrition consultant, Nicola Galloway, is an advocate and believes there is a food trend towards people going back to using old
cooking techniques for their well-being. Lactic acid fermentation is a traditional method of fermenting vegetables for long storage with the assistance of lactic acid. It is among the most common methods of fermenting and one of the easiest to do at home. More well-known fermented foods are Kimchi, a traditional fermented Korean delicacy made from vegetables and cabbage dish Sauerkraut. “The word ferment can put people off but
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Marie Ellis, Patricia Allred and Betty Edridge at the St Barnabas Fair.
Joy and George Rutledge at the Walk with Us charity auction.
Loretta and Scott Gearry with Craig and Kellie Hamilton, at the Walk with Us charity auction last Tuesday.
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Bridge Club turns 60 For decades the Nelson Bridge Club has been a hub for fierce but friendly competition and it will celebrate that this Sunday when the club reaches its 60th anniversary. The club was founded in 1954 and originally occupied Mabin House on Nile St before the club moved to its current, purpose-built, premises on Haven Rd, opposite Anzac Park, in 1993. The club has around 200 members who meet up to five times a week to play bridge, a popular card game. To celebrate 60 years, the club will
host an afternoon tea and unveil a new garden built for the occasion this Sunday, November 9. President Ruth Allison says in the early days playing bridge was quite a formal affair with men wearing dinner suits and the women in an evening dress. “Bridge is a fiercely competitive game but our club promote positive partnerships and pleasant playing among its members,” she says. At the afternoon tea will be Richard Harris, the son of the first president of the club, life members and past member Hastings Bullock, who is 100.
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Victory Community has a new drinking fountain. The Victory Community Association fundraised for the new fountain at Victory Square, which also has with a filling nozzle for drink bottles or dog bowls. The association also received a grant from Nelson City Council and the fountain was installed by Nelmac. VCA coordinator Trish Walshe says the fountain was a popular choice. “The Association felt, with the community feedback they had received through canvassing, and with the sports teams, cyclists, and events being held regularly in the park, free filtered water would be appreciated by everyone especially in the coming summer months.”
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Your Voice Speed zones around schools: I hear the city council is talking about a single lane going past Auckland Point School, but I am puzzled why the school does not have speed signs there during the times children arrive and depart. We seem to have these signs in most of Nelson but not on this busy part of Nelson's highway. Maybe our councillors can tell Nelson people why this school, on one of the Nelson busiest roads has missed out? G Barker.
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Should fireworks be banned? Yes, or at least restricted. Was on phone to police/fire last night with some inconsiderate people letting off between 11pm and mid night in very blustery conditions! We're restricted to two weeks for buying, so why is it that there are no restrictions on when we can let off. Should need a permit if having for a birthday or special occasion and none let off after 11pm, especially in built-up areas. Jacinda Stevenson.
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should only be for sale for one day or two, and more restrictions, so they only get used on the one day. If they get banned it would be great to have some nice firework displays on the day. Eva Stryder. It's a hard one as there is always the minority who can't follow the rules. As an owner of dogs, I'd like to see them banned from personal use. As a mother, I think if you really want your kids to experience fireworks take them to an arranged event. They are usually much more dramatic, and hopefully, much safer. Holland-Potts Property. Yes we have someone in the Wood who lets them off all year and always at around 2 a.m, waking everybody who is a light sleeper. Brenda Kenny. Definite YES! We lost our beautiful cat two years ago on Guy Fawkes night. Wendy Thomas. I think designated areas, nights and times should be mandatory for public use of fireworks with, perhaps, a fireman or other appointed safety person to supervise. Anything or anytime other than that should be illegal. There are so many stupid idiots who have no idea how to use them safely and
even less idea on how to model to their children to be safe around fireworks. Sharon Tarapipi Pi. Yes yes yes!!! Have organised displays. Then, hopefully, less accidents. And kinder to animals!! Laschelle Walker. Yes, organised public events, one on Guy Fawkes night out at sea. Donna Jan. Sadly, there are too many idiots ruining it for everyone else and I think the time has come for organised public displays only. Heard some being let off last night in the strong wind and all I could think was "brain-dead idiots" (to put it mildly)!!! Tania Preston Brunell. Late night shopping: Come out and enjoy the summer evening tomorrow night, with Late Night on Hardy and Art By Night. From 5pm - 8pm you can visit many boutique stores, restaurants and cafes, art galleries and artist studios around the city. Uniquely Nelson. If you'd like to have your say on any local issue or any story featured in this newspaper, simply email us at editorial@ nelsonweekly.co.nz or text us on 027 UR VOICE.
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A new stock effluent disposal facility is being constructed at Three Brothers Corner near Richmond, in a joint initiative between Nelson City Council and New Zealand Transport Agency. Stock effluent disposal facilities are required around the country because of the hazards posed by effluent spilling onto roads from stock trucks. NZTA's Mark Owen says there weren't any suitable sites around Nelson, so they approached the Tasman District Council about locating
the facility on the former scrap metal site near Richmond. Mark says a number of sites in Nelson were considered but then discounted due either to their location, the need to acquire land or the cost of disposing of effluent. He says the preferred site at Three Brothers corner is already owned by NZTA and it is on the route from Golden Bay to Marlborough which is extensively used by stock trucks. The TDC operates a stock effluent disposal facility just outside Murchison which ca-
New stock effluent site at Three Brothers Corner. Photo: Simon Bloomberg. ters for stock movements from the south. The effluent will be trucked regularly from the transfer station to the Fittal Street dis-
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It’s not spring without a good gala and St Joseph’s have a celebration of the warm weather, school talent and old school traditions that will make your weekend. This year St Joseph’s School have really tried to go back to their roots and put on a spectacular, traditional gala with all the trimmings.
Intermediate school students Violet McNaughton, Gracie Fairhal and Annabelle Miller have been working hard preparing signs and decorations for the gala, as well as making cookie jars which will be for sale (insert)
They have also made it their priority to create a family friendly event that will entertain everyone, no matter how old or young. There are so many great stalls and activities to enjoy at St Joseph’s Gala; you won’t know where to start. Don’t miss out on the pony rides and plate smashing, funky hair, the Noddy Train, treasure dig, haunted house, obstacle course, and chocolate wheel. Plus plenty for the adults with food stalls including some delicious Italian pizza, the famous St Joseph garden stall, white elephant and of course, quality coffee. That is by no means all of what’s on offer but you’ll have to
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Nelson Lakes National Park and Rainbow Conservation Area - Rat and Possum Control Operation The Department of Conservation (DOC), as part of its Battle for our Birds programme, intends to apply cereal pellet baits containing sodium fluoroacetate (1080) in Nelson Lakes National Park and Rainbow Conservation Area. The pest control is being undertaken to protect native species from rats and possums.
Description of the area: Approximately 13,500 ha made up the western side of the St Arnaud Range adjacent to Lake Rotoiti extending south to include the Travers Valley and the side valleys (Hukere, Hopeless and Cupola) and the remote East Sabine Valley up to an approximate altitude of 1600m above sea level within the Nelson Lakes National Park and a small part of the eastern side of the St Arnaud Range within the Rainbow Conservation Area. Areas affected include the St Arnaud Range Track, Loop Track, Honeydew Track, Lakehead Track, Lakeside Track (south of Whiskey Falls), Travers Track, Cascade Track, Hopeless Creek Track, Cupola Track, and the Sabine Track (between West Sabine Hut and Travers Saddle).
Method of control: Cereal baits containing the pesticide 1080 will be distributed by helicopter over the above area except for the area between the Loop Track and Honeydew Track and some land within 50 metres of the Lakehead and Lakeside Tracks which will be hand sown. The 1080 baits are cylindrical pellets approximately 2-3 cm long, cinnamon-lured and dyed green. The 1080 operation will be preceded by an application of non-toxic pre-feed baits. The non-toxic prefeed baits are 2 cm long and not dyed. Entry to all public walking tracks within the area will be restricted during and immediately following the 1080 operation until a track inspection is completed. This will be as soon as is practical and no longer than 24 hours after the operation. Warning signs will be placed at all normal points of entry to the area and at huts within the area immediately prior to the 1080 operation. Always remember when in the area: • DO NOT touch bait or bait bags • WATCH CHILDREN at all times • DO NOT eat animals from this area • DO NOT allow DOGS access to animal carcasses (noting dogs are prohibited in the Nelson Lakes National Park) Observe these rules whenever you see warning signs placed at the public access ways in the above area. Please call the National Poisons Centre for details regarding sodium fluoroacetate (1080) – Ph. 0800 764 766.
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Application of non-toxic pre-feed bait is followed by application of 1080 bait. Operations will take place on or after 3 November 2014. The actual date of the operations will depend on the availability of periods of suitable weather.
For further information contact the Department of Conservation’s Nelson Lakes Visitor Centre on View Road in St Arnaud - Ph: 03 5211806. A detailed map of the treatment area may be viewed at the Nelson Lakes Visitor Centre (8am to 4.30pm Monday to Sunday)
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Discover NZ Campervan owner, Tony Terrell, donated the use of a campervan for ten days around the South Island to the Walk with Us charity auction. Getting the keys is winner of the auction, June Ferguson, as trustees from Walk with Us watch on. Photo: Andrew Board.
Charity auction raises $13,000 for school kids Spurred on by a stirring speech from Stoke School principal Pete Mitchener, June Ferguson was happily the highest bidder for a campervan trip at the Walk with Us charity auction last week. The auction raised $13,000 in total for the trust, which gives school or sports shoes to needy students from various local schools. The main auction item was a ten day trip around the South Island in a camper-
van from Discover NZ. June, of Stoke, bid $1500 for it as a surprise 60th birthday present for her husband. But having a photo in the paper meant she had to confess to the auction win and ruin the surprise. "He was happy, though," she says. Trust president Carole Shirley says the auction was a huge success and the trust wanted to thank Nelson for supporting it. "We were pretty impressed with how much we raised, and
we're now looking at widening the number of schools that we go to because we now have enough money to go further." Currently, the trust will accept applications for shoes from Auckland Point, Victory, Birchwood, Stoke, Henley and Wakefield schools. Stoke School principal Pete Mitchener spoke emotionally at the auction about the joy and pride the shoes give the students.
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Nelson College for Girls student Shelby university or to NMIT. The Nelson College for Girls Gateway pro- Winter was one of this year’s Gateway par- “It gives them an idea of what is out there, gram is a great opportunity for the school’s ticipants who received a successful result as well as job opportunities if they want to move to a retirement village, Stoke Retirement Village When making the decision a reassuring solution for seniors at a stage in their lives where comfort, students to gain vital skills in preparation from her placement at Health Kids. Her to leave school, and it’s offers important because security and a sense of place and belonging are paramount. for life after school. It also allows them to interest in the early child care industry has it gives them an understanding of the big Your decide whether their chosen industry is been cemented thanks to her work place wide world and what the jobcomfort actually and en- wellbeing is assured: 3 Comfortable, well appointed cottages 3 Active leisure and social activities something they want to continue studying experience, and has helped her make the tails,” says Alex. Living Made Easy 3 3 Family-friendly environment Priced to meet the market towards. Gateway has been operating in decision to work specifically with young Students have to apply for the program Warm, friendly and professional staff 3 Convenient to Stoke shopping centre the college for six years now and has and go through an3interview process Independent living with strong helped many students sort out their before a certain number are selected. 3 community links plans for a future career. “It is very successful in helping stuThe first term of the programme fodents. Probably two-thirds of this cuses on general skills required for year’s intake are either going on to STOke COTTAGeS the workplace, including communistudy in that industry, or are going AVAILABLE Now cating with the public and learning to university or NMIT, with some Two newly refurbished, 1 bedroom how to approach interviews, while of the others returning because they colonial style cottages nestled amongst park-like surroundings. New kitchen, terms two and three are spent comwere year 12.” new carpet and drapes. Comfortable, pleting specific industry unit standGateway is also a great opportunity well-appointed and established homes with different outlooks. Whareama Rest Home ards with half-day work placements for businesses. Not only can they once a week. pass on their knowledge to students PrIcEProud oN toAPPLIcAtIoN support the This can be anything they are interlooking to join their industry, there oPEN For VIEwING BY APPoINtMENt: contact Shelley Marrison on (03) 547 9703 or (027) 222 4952 ested in, from early child care and is the added bonus of future employteaching to equine work, graphic deees and having someone who can StokE rEtIrEMENt VILLAGE: sign, business management, gaming Shelby Winter found a successful placement with perform jobs around the workplace P: (03) 547 7786 188 Songer Street, Stoke, Nelson 7011 and websites. “The students have an Health Kids preschool to complete her Gateway that are often neglected. Their time F: 547 (03) Ph (03) 9703547 6174 idea of what they think they would course, and has decided to further her career in and effort towards the programme 81 Neale Avenue, Stoke, Nelson like to do when they leave school, early childhood education. are greatly appreciated by the school Email: whareama@oceanialiving.co.nz and then we try and set up a work and the students. placement as close as possible to what they children who have autism. Businesses who are interested in being a have chosen,” says Gateway Co-ordinator The Gateway programme is not only an part of the Nelson College for Girls GateAlex Coombs-King. “They either love it option for those looking to start in the way program can contact Alec Coombsand think, 'yes, this is definitely my career workplace straight after school, but is King on 548 3104, ext 858 or email her at pathway', or they’ll decide they don’t want suitable for students who are unsure of a alex.coombsking@ncg.school.nz. to do it, which is also positive.” career path, have already chosen to go to
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back as the 1840s.The museum is set out in three rooms: The Hop Kiln: The raised Hop Kiln-shaped roof creates a landmark for the park. Visitors feel as though they are entering an actual kiln as they step inside and gaze up at the impressive dome of the fully sarked raised ceiling. This room shows how the hops are dried ready for processing and Nelson hop-picking stories are told. The Brew House: As visitors walk into this room, objects from the park’s collection demonstrate early brewing proLocated in Riwaka, in the idyllic Top Of The cesses, including original vats, South, Hop Federation is surrounded by hop bottle labellers and cooling growers and orchards, and also just a stone’s systems. throw from our beaches, national parks and The Office: This room tells of lots of great recreational the history of Nelson’s local destinations that the reThe new Hops and Beers Museum at brewing companies. The stogion is famous for. Hop Founders Park (Photo courtesy of the ries include the roots of our federation is still in its Founders Park Facebook Page.) region’s brewing families, the infancy, having only been established in 2013, but they are related soda siphon industry, and the impact of Nelson hops seriously dedicated to the art and craft on national and international markets. of brewing, and this has paid dividends Free for locals, including Tasman residents. Opens from NoMark - Nelson top head chef 2012-13, with their recent Bronze Medal in the vember 26th, 2014. Nominated top 3 cafes in NZ 2013. US Ales category at the 2014 Brewers Guild of New Zealand Awards, for their Fresh Choice has always been a believer in quality produce Golden. The friendly staff would love and service, which is probably why they stock one of the bigWe sell Mussel Inn, Sprig and to help you appreciate the subtleties and gest ranges of craft beer in the country. Take one look down Fern, Emmerson’s, Stoke complexities of their craft beers by offer- their wine and beer section and you will be in craft beer Beer, Renaissance and Hop Federation craft beers ing free tastings of everything in their heaven. There are literally hundreds of flavours and styles to range, and they enjoy chatting with you experience, from an outstanding selection of local and interShed One, Mapua Wharf Tel: 540 2028 about them and hearing your feedback. national craft beers and ciders. You are sure to find somewww.jellyfishmapua.co.nz Feel free to pop in or give them a call 03- thing to excite any taste bud and toast any celebration. Their Open for breakfast, lunch & dinner every day (except Sun & Mon for dinner) 5280486, they are open 7 days a week, commitment to offering customers the best range is as strong as their commitment to supporting local businesses, which is 11am to 6pm. why you will find a great representation of what our region Founders Heritage Parks’ newest attrac- can offer in the way of delicious, brewed beverages. Come tion is the Hop & Beer Museum that tells in and explore their huge craft beer range today and sign up Founders Park Sat March 21st a tale of regional significance, featuring to their Beer and Wine Club at www.richmondfreshchoice. Nelson 2015 brewers and hop growers dating as far co.nz, to get tickets to their craft beer nights.
Marchfest is Nelson and New Zealand's unique craft beer festival - a celebration of music, food, fun and of course, proper beer. The 8th MarchFest will take place at Founders Park on Saturday March 21st, 2015, with an amazing lineup of brand new local beers and live music from Sola Rosa, Brockaflowersaurus Rex, Jordie Lane, California Dreamers, The Saints and The Radtones.Every year around 15 regional craft breweries sign up to produce a brand new beer especially for the event. The Nelson region is New Zealand’s sole hop-growing area – and has more craft breweries per head of the population than anywhere else in the country. Top of the South breweries include Dale's, Dead Good, Founders, Golden Bear, Hop
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Blacksticks to play in Nelson The New Zealand men's hockey team is coming to Nelson to play two test matches against Canada in early December. The games were confirmed by Hockey New Zealand yesterday afternoon and will see the Blacksticks play on December 9 and 10 at Saxton Field, before heading to Christchurch for the third and fourth tests in the four match series.
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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz It is the first time a full international hockey test will be played at Saxton Field and the first time the men's side have played in Nelson since 1952.
That game was played at Trafalgar Park against India and featured Nelson player Fred (Ted) Gribble. The Blacksticks women's side played at Saxton Field in 2009 but it was against an Indian Invitational side and was not classed as a test match. John Whiting from Hockey New Zealand says it's nice to be able to give test match-
es to the regions and, in this case, they've been able to do it because of support from Nelson City Council. "Definitely over the past few years the smaller communities are the ones that really get behind it and we're hoping that will be the case in Nelson with some big crowds." The two tests will start at 6pm and ticket prices will be released later this week.
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ACOB spin bowler Liam Clark celebrates a wicket in his side's win over Wanderers, in the Car Company senior two day cricket competition at Lower Ngawhatu on Saturday. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.
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The popular Pairs 2-4-2 tournament at the United Bowling Club is on this month and while the players will be looking forward to some top competition, the club is just as happy to have a new major sponsor. Kia Motors have come on board to sponsor the tournament, with each winning pair winning a new Kia car full of petrol to use for a weekend. The tournament will be played on November 22 at the United Club, on Waimea Rd. The popular tournament is open to all bowlers in the region. To register for the tournament, or for more information, call club member John Greaney in the evenings on 548 0150 or Commonwealth Games gold medallist Jo Edwards with Nelson Kia Dave McKenzie on 547 sales manager Matthew Enright ahead of the United Bowling Club's annual tournament this month. Photo: Andrew Board. 6160.
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Top road cyclist back in town Nelson's top road cyclist, George Bennett, is back home for his annual summer break after a season that produced a rollercoaster ride of highs and lows both on and off the road. The season started full of promise after George signed with one of the top teams on the professional tour, Cannondale, at a time when many teams were cutting budgets and riders. George was also looking ahead to Commonwealth Games selection and the distinct possibility of racing in his first Tour de France after making his grand tour debut in the Giro Italia last year. But things didn't go to plan with crashes,
illness and contractual issues making 2014 his "toughest season" in six years of professional cycling. "I didn’t get the big breakthrough I had dreamed about in January," George says. "I made some big gains but the things that could have gone either way never fell in my direction. "The Vuelta (Espana) was a perfect example. I couldn't believe I was in the top 10 after four stages and then it all came undone with three miserable days. "I got caught in the cross-wind one day, tried to make up for it with some loose tactics the next and then crashed the fol-
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lowing day and lost 15 minutes. My general classification ambitions dissolved very quickly - that race summed up my whole season really." George says pulling out of the Commonwealth Games due to illness and missing out on a place in next year's Cannondale team after it merged with Garmin Sharp were also low points of the season. However, the season did include some highlights and George says the team time trial in the Vuelta, when Cannondale finished second, was at the top of the list. He also enjoyed a good start to the season, impressing in the Tour of California where he
was placed in the top 10 before crashing in the final stage. Securing a new contract with Dutch team, LottoNL, also ensured the season had a happy ending. George says Lotto is "one of the most progressive teams in world cycling and has some super-strong GC riders there for me to ride for and learn from." George's first race for his new team will be the Tour Down Under in Australia from January 17 to 25. He also plans to line up in the Tour de Vineyards around the Tasman district starting on December 30 and the national championships in Christchurch on January 9.
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From the beginning of last week the Tasman District Commander Superintendent Richard Chambers took up a new position as Auckland City District Commander, putting him in charge of one of the busiest Police Districts in the country. Superintendent Chambers came to Tasman in January 2012 and guided the District through a period of significant change, not least of which was the introduction of mobile technology. Today the sight of a Police Officer doing their work on an iPad or iPhone has become common place, but it brought a significant change in the way we do our business. Officers can now stay out on the streets and still complete their administrative work, checks on vehicles and checks on members of the public. It's hard to imagine Policing without ready access to information via mobile technology now. The appointment process for Superintendent Chambers' replacement is now under way and in the interim we have Detective Inspector Karyn Malthus as the Acting District Commander.
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Nelson under-19 rider, Reuben Connor, gets some air time during the first day of the Top of the South Downhill double-header held on the Broken Axe course, near Nelson on Saturday. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.
Downhill mountainbikers go big on Broken Axe track est downhiller before moving to Christchurch several years ago, smoked down Broken Axe on Saturday in two minutes 57 seconds, before clocking 3mins flat on Kaka on Sunday for a combined time of 5min 57sec. That was 13 seconds faster than
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Across 1 Flight attendant (7) 5 Take prisoner (7) 9 Playhouse (7) 10 A betrayal of allegiance (7) 11 Superior to (5) 12 An anticlimactic flop (4,5) 13 Enforce discipline (4,5) 15 Embed (5) 16 First public appearance (5) 18 South American country (9)
3min 36sec (one run), Sam Gale won the under-15 in 7min 3sec, Maliena Grey won the girls under-17 in 5min 6sec (one run), Oscar Perks won the boys under-17 in 6min 20sec while Sam Todd won the under-19 boys in 6min 25sec.
Across contd. 21 Person too clever by half (5,4) 24 Fundamental (5) 25 Painkiller (7) 26 Season’s yield of wine (7) 27 To mirror (7) 28 A particular (7) Down 1 An unanticipated reverse (7) 2 Ugly sight (7) 3 Not more than (2,3,4) 4 Awe (5) 5 Twin-hulled sailing boat (9) 6 To urge (5) 7 Ill-founded (7) 8 Dignify (7) 14 Mischief (9) 15 Idler (9) 16 Loss of all hope (7) 17 Repel (4,3) 19 Subjugate (7) 20 Of long ago (7) 22 A culinary herb (5) 23 Concealment (5) Answers next week
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Five Nelson rugby players have been selected for a camp in preparation for the 2015 Junior World Championships in Italy. The squad of 51 for the camp late this month includes former Nelson College players Tom Hill, Mitchell Hunt, Fletcher Smith, Nelson Rugby Club's Ethan Blackadder and Waimea College winger Fletcher Matthews. The camp, from 27 November to 3 December, will be held at the Sport and Rugby Institute in Palmerston North. Further camps, training clinics and games are planned for the coming months to help select the squad.
the fastest woman recording 4min 2sec on Broken Axe and 4min 9sec on Kaka to finish two seconds ahead of Jo Perrott and four clear of Olivia. Master 1 men was won by Hayden Mckay in 6min 2sec, masters 2 was won by Damon Trenwith in
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second-placed Nathan Hewetson and 20 faster than third-placed Ethan Helliwell. "These are his home tracks really and he was streets ahead of everybody else," one of the event organisers, Olivia Johnston, says. Nelson's Raewyn Morrison was
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Kieran Bennett showed he still knows the fastest way down Nelson's downhill tracks, Broken Axe and Kaka, when he dominated the Nelson Mountainbike Club's Top of the South downhill double-header at the weekend. Kieran, who was Nelson's fast-
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Community Events Stoke SeniorS: Thurs Nov 6: Paul Marks plays classical & blues guitar; Tues Nov 11: HOUSIE $5 a card; Weds Nov 12: A talk from Police Dog Handler Pete Greenland; Most weekly concerts/events start @ 1.30pm with admission charge of $3 (unless otherwise stated). Incl. entertainment & afternoon tea in the Stoke Seniors Hall, 548 Main Rd, Stoke. Ph: 547 2660/stokeseniors@xtra.co.nz ART CLASSES: Mons 10am - 12 pm. $6 NEW EUCHRE GROUP: Mons at 1.15pm Stoke Memorial Hall All Enquiries PH:547-2660 email: stokeseniors@xtra.co.nz Parihaka Day Commemoration: Wed 5 Nov, 1pm, Nelson Cathedral. All welcome the StuDentS of the Abel Tasman Education Trust are holding a fundraiser for Oxfam, 5 Nov. A sausage sizzle & cake stall will be held at Warehouse Richmond 11am - 6pm. We hope to see you there! WriterS at LunChtime: Everyone interested in writing is welcome Wed 5 Nov 11.30-1.30pm, Prince Albert Hotel, 113 Nile St. Guest speaker at 12.30pm - Jean Gorman on writing & researching historical novels. Admission free. Contact Chrissie 546 9818. neLSon SoCiaL DanCing CLub’s next dance, Sat 8 Nov 7.30-11.15pm, Stoke Memorial Hall. Come join us. Live music. Member’s $10, non members $15, plus supper plate. BYO drinks & glasses. No stilettos. More info contact Tina 544 2324. PetS SerViCe: Nelson Cathedral will be holding a special Pets Service to bless all pets and celebrate our animals, Sun 9 Nov, 10am. All pets & their families are welcome to join in. Followed by a Morning Tea. South inDia Cooking: A Culinary Adventure Cooking Demo Includes a meal & recipes. Sun 9 Nov, 10.30am-2pm. Supporting Chinmaya Mission. Ph: 03 548 7511 ngaWhatu boWLing CLub: Have -a-Go Public Day, Sun 9 Nov, 10am-2pm. Come along & try our sport, wear soft soled shoes & we will provide the bowls & the green. Sausage sizzle for all. Contact Kay Forsyth 5477485 or Peter Shea 5479794 neLSon VetS goLf. Men’s & Women’s Competition Mon 10 Nov, Nelson Golf Club, open to all affiliated golfers aged 50 years up. Report at 10am for 10.30am start, $6 entry. Good Prizes. Val Wilson 548 5558. 2 DegreeS: A movie about climate change, by Nelson based producer Ange Palmer. 2 Degrees screens in Nelson as part of EcoFest in Old St Johns Hall on Hardy St next Mon 10 Nov, 7pm. foSter ParentS Change Lives & Communities. Child Youth & Family are offering free training for foster parents & caregivers in Nelson. Nov 12, 19 & Dec 3. 6-9pm. Heather 989-4200 for more info. neLSon hiStoriCaL SoCiety meets Mon 10 Nov, 7.30pm, Masonic Hall, Nile St. Speaker: David Watt(Central Region, Heritage NZ) 'Changes & new priorities for Heritage NZ referring to outreach work in Nelson'. All welcome. $2 charge. boWater hyunDai invites interested students, parents & teachers to an evening of information & inspiration to learn about the Pinnacle Programme. Thurs 13 Nov 5.307pm Bowater Hyundai Showroom 106 Rutherford St Please RSVP for catering to Jayne 03 545 8032 or 027 630 3356 LifeS ChangeS grouP. BECOMING A MUM, sharing expectations, experiences, struggles & successes. 14, 21 & 28 Nov, 2-4pm, 319 Hardy St. Ph or text Heather Vass, experienced counsellor on 0274444708 or 5469343 or email on heathervass@xtra.co.nz Cost is $10 per week.
garDentraiL:Sat15Nov,10am-4pm. Great gardens to visit in Richmond/Hope area. Stalls & refreshments, church decorated. A fund-raising event for Richmond Anglican Church’s new community centre. Tickets $10, available from Richmond Mall Customer Service Counter.. neLSon truCk ShoW. Trucks from Emergency Vehicles, B trains, Swing lifters, Tractor Units etc. Sat 15 Nov 10am - 3,30pm Beside The Speights Ale House, Food Drink and Raffles for sale. Adults $5 Children $3 Family $10. Stoke School PTA Fundraiser. foSter ParentS Change Lives & Communities. Child Youth & Family are offering free training for foster parents & caregivers in Nelson. 12 & 19 Nov and 3 Dec. 6-9pm. Ph Heather on 989-4200 for info. garDen traiL: Sat 22 Nov, 10am-3pm Marybank to Hira Tickets $10 includes Devonshire Tea available from The 1/4 Acre Store Collingwood St & Atawhai Community Church Tues-Fri A fund-raising event Phone 5451223 or Lois 5450663 SurViVorS & thriVerS Christmas Morning Tea Thurs 11 Dec, 10am. Please RSVP to Cancer Society 539 3662 Please bring a small plate to share & meet others in a similar situation to yourself. neLSon CatheDraL Festival of Christmas Trees, 9-23 Dec - spaces still available for organisations who wish to display a Tree in this year’s Festival. Please contact the Cathedral Office on 548 1008 for details. reguLar eVentS 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 babies-weekly sessions include opportunities to meet other parents, discussions on child development & parenting, music & activities. Marie Lenihan 03 545 2017 or lenihans@xtra.co.nz neLSon maLe Choir invites you to visit our rehearsals. Sit down & listen & then, join if you feel that you have a 1st /2nd Tenor or Bass Baritone voice. Rehearsals every Mon @ 6.45pm @ St Johns Church Hardy St. Come! Join the boys, & have a cup of coffee/Tea. Ron 546 9729. ViCtory Community Centre: Ph 546 8389. Pilates: 7 week introduction course, breathing with movement, body mechanics, co-ordination, positioning of body, spatial awareness, strength, flexibility. Mon until 8 Dec 5.30-6.30pm. $42 Yoga: 8 week course, learn and practice yoga poses to develop better posture, release tension, improve flexibility/strength suitable beginners Weds until 10 Dec 5.30-6.50pm Hula Hoop: Have fun, burn calories, laugh, strengthen, workout all ages, beginners & experiences welcome, hoops available. Hula like when you were a kid! Thurs until 4 Dec 16+ $35 per course. Beginners 6.30-7.30pm Intermediate 7.30-8.30pm Hand Craft: Share crafts that Nanas know, knitting, crochet, stitching. Bring lunch, share projects. $2, Weds until 17 Dec. 12.302.45pm, Pomeroys coffee Donation. Sit & Be Fit: Have fun exercise sitting down, burn calories, tone muscles, keep your heart healthy. Tues 10-10.45am until 9 Dec. $3 per session, 16+yrs. Housie at Victory: Fun with members of your community. Prizes, refreshments & transport available if required. Weds 2-4pm, 5 & 19 Nov, 3 & 17 Dec - $2 .
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Zumba: Exciting Latin Rhythms, easy to follow moves to create a fun fitness class for all levels Weds 7-8pm, until 17 Dec, $5 per class, 16+ yrs,. Laughter Yoga: The body’s natural antidote to stress, simple powerful exercise, with yogic breathing. Bring yoga mat or towel. Weds 5.30-6.30pm 1 Oct-17 Dec. $2. Victorious Chess: Supportive for all levels. All ages, Under 8’s with caregiver - bring chess set if you have one. Fri 24 Oct-12 Dec 3.455pm, $1 pp. Qi Gong: Aligning breath, movement - healing & meditation. Relax your entire body relieve stress & pain. Thurs 23 Oct-18 Dec 9.30-10.30am PLUS Mon 13 Oct-15 Dec 5.30-6.30pm - $3 per session. 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. Waimarama Comm. garDenS welcomes volunteers on BOTH Mon & Wed mornings 9.30-12.30pm. Cuppa provided. Right now we are propagating our seeds. Come you'll learn lots. 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 of each month 2.30pm Suter Cafe, Bridge St. Contact us at 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 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 if you have any inquires. ProState CanCer SuPPort grouP meets 1st Thurs of the month 1.30-3.30pm Broadgreen House. Ph Ian 547 3373 for info. 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. PiLateS on the Beach, NEW SUMMER HOURS. Mons & Weds 5:45pm, Tues & Thurs 8am. On Tahunanui Beach (Behind the Lions Play Ground). All welcome, beginners & regulars. Marion 021 0839 9290. neLSon Community PotterS
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