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Families left in the cold
More and more families are pleading with the council to allow existing wood burners to be upgraded after suffering huge power bills or simply shivering through the night. Twenty four abatement notices have been issued by Nelson City Council staff to homes around the region, with many being told to have their fires capped or completely taken out. But many home owners say they don’t want to give up wood
burners and are quite happy to upgrade to cleaner burning fires, if only the council would let them. Craig Ashton and Brenda Mathews bought their Bishopdale family home in April this year from Housing New Zealand. They poured their life savings into the property and borrowed more to replace the filthy carpet and paint the rooms. They say they did not know the fire wasn’t
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Quin Strange with the rest of the Nelson College 1st XV players as they face a haka performed by their class mates at the Quad Tournament on Monday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
a working fire in it. They have been issued an abatement notice and were told to cap the fire and install a heat pump, diesel heater, pellet burner or LPG heater. They say they can’t afford any of those options but because they have access to free firewood would be happy to borrow more money and install a clean burning fire, but
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Nelson College’s tilt at history As the first school to ever play a competitive game of rugby in New Zealand, Nelson College has a long tradition in the 15-a-side sport. And when you mention tradition, rugby and Nelson College in the same sentence, it’s hard not to think of the Quadrangular Tournament – the longest running secondary school rugby tournament in the world. The competition, now in its 87th year, sees Nelson College face traditional rivals Christ’s College, Wanganui Collegiate and Wellington College in a bid to claim the coveted piece of silverware. The four year hosting cycle has landed on Nelson College for the 2013 edition of the tournament, meaning the four colleges will grace the hallowed turf of the Nelson College front field this week. The tournament format is a straight
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they’re not allowed to. They are fighting the abatement notice and taking the decision to the Environment Court. “They keep saying about families being able to afford to buy homes and then they lump us with this stuff,” says Brenda. “Give us a break.” Other families have come forward too, contacting Nelson Weekly about massive power bills since switching to heat pumps or frustration that they can no longer use their fires. Grey Power president Neville Male says the “draconian restrictions” are a huge issue for many of its members. “The situation that currently prevails in Nelson allows some residents to use approved burners, some to not to use approved burners and others to continue to use old burners installed before the restrictions were imposed. That is a totally undemocratic and unfair state of affairs endorsed by a council policy that is causing
Craig Ashton and Brenda Mathews have been told they aren’t allowed to use their wood burner. Photo: Andrew Board. huge discomfort to those throughout these cold winter months who cannot afford increasing power bills and it must be sorted.” Mayoral candidate Rachel Reese says a failure to review the Nelson Air Quality Plan is exposing potentially hundreds of people to the prospect of illness and unacceptable levels of
discomfort. She says heavy handed regulations which force the removal of wood burners, means many home owners simply cannot afford to pay higher power bills or invest in expensive heating alternatives. “It is time to end this blunt instrument approach to clean air, and find a way of providing what many people lack; a warm, dry home, and a heating option at a price they can afford.” She says some areas need the restrictions because of a government-set clean air standard but other areas should be allowed the burners and promises to investigate the issue if elected. Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio says something needs to be done before next winter and he will review the plan if elected for another term. “It’s time now that we bring in an expert panel to review this straight away because technology has moved on since this plan started in 2002. We can’t have another winter without a solution on this.”
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The possibility of councillors in Tasman and Nelson sitting around the same governance table is becoming more likely, but not in the way amalgamation supporters would have thought. The mayors of the two councils – Richard andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz Kempthorne and Aldo Miccio – have been discussing the best way to govern shared services ficient process for being able to have joint conlike Bells Island, Port Nelson and Saxton Fields siderations. I’m expecting that it will come to fruition.” with the council’s CEOs. Those talks will Both men said staff could also work closer take a step forward tomorrow when both in areas such as IT, roading and admin councils meet to discuss working closer and will mean a slicker, cheaper service for together. both councils. Currently the boards of the port company “One of the main reasons people were and Nelson airport company have to subtalking about amalgamation is because mit their financial plans to both councils Aldo of those cross boundary joint things that and statements of intent need to be signed Miccio. don’t run efficiently with two councils,” off by both councils before being delivered says Aldo. to the boards. Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio says the process is “So if we can pull out the ones that are the issues time consuming for staff and councillors and and if we can actually get those things working together as one, we save the dollars and get he’d like to see all the councillors around the best decision making.” the same table debating each other. The plan could also include the Nelson “You could have [Nelson] councillor Provincial Museum and Nelson Tasman [Pete] Rainey debating [Tasman] councilTourism if all goes to plan, he says. lor [Judene] Edgar. We could work on the Richard says it’s too early to discuss details statement of intent together instead of gobut he’s looking forward to tomorrow’s ing backwards and forwards between each Richard meeting. other. It’s a big step forward.” Kemp“I’m expecting a good general and genuTasman mayor Richard Kempthorne says thorne. ine discussion and work out the principles the plan is exactly what he had in mind when he was arguing against amalgamation two of how we do work together because the simple reality is some things will be worth it and some years ago. He says sharing services and joint governance on things won’t but where we need to work together we need to discuss it. I think it’s exactly what we some issues has his “full support”. “The major gain will be either cost savings or should be doing and will be great for both our delivering a better service or having a more ef- communities.”
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World Cup a win for Nelson Phillip Rollo The announcement last week that Cricket World Cup games will be played in Nelson has rocketed Saxton Oval into contention for more international action. Saxton Oval will host three world cup games in 2015 and don’t be surprised if another announcement sees the BlackCaps playing here this summer, most likely against the West Indies. Therese Walsh, New Zealand’s head of the Cricket World Cup, believes it is likely that the venue, now deemed one of the country’s top seven cricket grounds, will get a test run before the tournament. “We’re certainly looking for test opportunities whether New Zealand Cricket provides those or not I don’t know,” she says. “But if they didn’t, we’d look to work with them to find some opportunity to test the ground once it’s fully accredited.” Nelson was the surprise package at last Tuesday’s tournament fixture and venue announcement, getting three matches featuring West Indies, Bangladesh, Zimbabwe, Ireland and two other nations. In the past, Saxton Oval’s most high profile fixtures have included a women’s international and first class domestic cricket, but despite that Therese labelled Nelson City Council’s bid as “excellent” and says it really stood out. “Firstly Saxton Oval, because it’s a beautiful, quality venue and it looks ready for some international cricket but the overall Nelson’s bid document was really good and it was clear Nelson was passionate.”
jobS coUlD go AT ncc: Nelson City Council is undergoing a reorganisation, meaning jobs are on the line. Chief Executive Clare Hadley announced the proposed changes, last week. It will impact on the organisation’s structure and some staff positions, and is designed to meet local government’s drive for greater efficiencies. nEW kiWiS SWorn in: Twenty nine Nelsonians were sworn in as Kiwis last week. The citizenship ceremony at Nelson City Council saw people from the United States, Britain, Canada, Czech Republic, Philippines, Malaysia, Myanmar, Samoa and South Africa swear allegiance to New Zealand and earn their full citizenship. mAn STAbbED To DEATh: A man is in police custody following a fatal stabbing of a 30 year old man in Nelson on Sunday night. The incident happened at a house in Nile St shortly before 9pm. Detective Senior Sergeant Wayne McCoy said a 23 year old man has been charged with murder and police were not looking for anyone else in relation to the death. Neighbour Nicholas Knight described the incident on Facebook. “[There are] heaps of cops coming to house...wow this is intense...can hear some poor chick screaming and crying,” he wrote.
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Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio with Cricket World Cup ambassador Sir Richard Hadlee at the launch last week. Construction on Saxton Oval only start- in reaching the goal shortly,” he says. ed a few years ago and was thanks in part Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio, who attendto the foresight by local cricket support- ed Tuesday’s launch, says the Cricket ers and Nelson City councillors at the World Cup will be the jewel in Nelson’s time. It was only finished in 2011 when crown over the next few years. “It’s gothe cricket and athletics pavilion was ing to hit all of the same buttons that the Rugby World Cup did in terms of a comcompleted. The asset now looks set to pay off big munity festival and an economic driver. time with Nelson Cricket submitting an It’s very exciting,” he says. expression of interest to host interna- Aldo also backed Nelson’s chances of intional games over the next three years. ternational cricket being played at SaxGeneral manager Ed Shuttleworth says ton Oval before the world cup. “New they were eagerly waiting to hear if that Zealand Cricket has big plans for Nelson, bid has also been successful. “Nelson and Nelson Cricket has been working a Cricket is continually looking to bring long time with them. We’re hoping that international cricket to Saxton Oval and we’ll get some international cricket here I am optimistic this profile will assist us this summer to test it out.”
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A new 6000 square metre, multi storied retail complex in Nelson’s CBD will be discussed by Nelson City councillors today. News of the complex – which is confidential – was leaked during an interview by councillor Pete Rainey on TV3’s Firstline programme on Monday morning. He didn’t want to elaborate when contacted by Nelson Weekly but Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio says discussions have been on-going since 2007 and the council will decide on the plan this week, with an announcement due on Thursday. Aldo refused to give any more information but said the development would add significantly to Nelson. “The retail environment in Nelson is strong, it’s a boutique retail environment. Discount stores find it tough in the CBD, that’s why they’re on the periphery of town or in Richmond. “Nelson is about entertainment value of shopping on the strip and there is literally tens and tens of retailers wanting to get onto Trafalgar St and Bridge and Hardy St’s. People are wanting to get into town.” When it was put to him that 6000 square metres – or just smaller than the size of a rugby field – must mean it will be multi storied to fit in the CBD, Aldo confirmed as much but wouldn’t say how many stories or who the anchor tenant may be.
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Uniquely Nelson manager Cathy Madigan says news of the complex is exciting for Nelson. “It’s fantastic news that the city is welcoming a new retail development. This will add choice and diversity to our already vibrant city.” Cathy says reports that the CBD is losing business to Richmond and is suffering is off the mark and she can see why new retailers would want to move in. “The city’s retail environment has been showing consistent growth and many of our long-standing retailers have reported sales are up on the same time last year. Nelson city is, and always will be, the retail heart of the Nelson and Tasman regions and we enjoy a thriving hospitality, entertainment and cultural scene which makes the city a destination.” Nicola Dolan, centre manager at Fashion Island, says sales are up and she’s not surprised another complex is eyeing up the CBD. “We have been in the heart of Nelson for almost six years now and business continues to grow every year. In June the centre showed an increase of over 10 per cent against last year, that equates to a significant increase in dollars spent this year in Nelson City, versus last year.”
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Weekly journalist wins national award Nelson Weekly journalist Phillip Rollo has won two national awards for his work. The 21 year old earned the praise of judges at the annual New Zealand Football Media Association Awards and was judged the RegionalCommunity Writer of the Year and Best Single Image in the photographer of the year section. Phillip, who began working at the Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly newspapers after leaving Nayland College, says the awards are a huge honour. “I’m pretty pleased and excited. I love covering football and it’s great to have national judges praise your work.” Weekly publisher Steve Page says Phillip deserves the recognition. “Phillip has been with us straight out of school and his passion has been there the whole time. We saw something special in him early on and it’s great to see him recognised in this way. As newspapers we’re enjoying great success in the market, taking on more staff and now our staff are
winning national awards, it’s all championships in Nelson good news for our newspapers.” last year. “This leapt out Judge Bob Pearce said from all the images Phillip’s writing entry submitted - it was was strong and covered immediately engaging a good range of topics. and a cool moment. “He writes in a shorter The combination of format that demands a jubilation, dejection skill of its own.” in the background The image that won and the sprinkling of the best single photo Phillip Rollo rain work together to was of the Westlake make this photo an Boys’ High players celebrating emotional sports moment,” said after the national schoolboy the judges.
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Bashed cop recovering after surgery The police officer who had his jaw broken in three places from a single punch is recovering well. The incident caused outrage from senior police officials and left the officer in hospital. He suffered three fractures to his jaw, received 40 stitches to his face and will require dental reconstruction.
He was treated at Nelson Hospital and is now recovering at home and is expected to be off work for about two weeks. Matei Jackson Peti, 23, was charged with the attack and was last Friday denied bail and remanded in custody. The officer and a colleague witnessed a man assaulting a woman near the corner of Waimea Rd and Franklyn St last Tuesday
afternoon, when the officer intervened the offender attacked him. The offender then attempted to attack the second officer, but ran off after being pepper sprayed. Nelson Bays area commander, Inspector Steve Greally, says the attack had shocked himself and the officer’s colleagues. “I’m in no doubt that the wider Nelson
community will be disgusted by this attack. It is completely unacceptable for an officer who is performing his duty in protecting the community to be subject to this sort of behaviour,” he says. Both the police commissioner Peter Marshall and the minister of police Anne Tolley had also expressed their concern to him.
Nelson retailer wins trip to Africa Kirsten Sainty-Beri’s sales skills have earned her a trip of a lifetime. The Cotton On Kids Nelson manager has won an in-house competition with other stores across the world by selling the most “charity items”, including wrist bands, water and bags. The Nelson store was the secondhighest selling world-wide, pipped only by a store in the United States. As a result she will travel with 23 other store managers from around the world to Uganda, where Cotton On Kids sponsor a village. She will see first-hand what the money raised for the village has done to change the lives of those living there and will even get to meet the
child she personally sponsors, with money from her own pay packet. Kirsten says the three month promotion was hard work and her record of selling a charity item to every 1.8 customers took a lot of talking. “We had to really push it and I had to give this whole spiel and we did extra things like Fashion Island had a show here and they purchased a whole bunch to go in the goodie bags and I’d encourage friends to come in and purchase them.” She says she’s excited about the trip and seeing the village. “When I won I was just so overwhelmed, I nearly had tears in my eyes. I can’t wait to go and see what it’s all about.”
Cotton On Kids Nelson manager Kirsten Sainty-Beri, left, has won a competition with her employer to travel to Africa next month. With her is area manager Megan Dombroski. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Local rings for first gay marriage Vacuum For years Glen James has been making civil union rings for local gay couples – now he is making the rings for the first ever gay wedding in this country. Glen, who operates from his Trafalgar St premises, was asked to provide the rings for a national radio competition which is hoping to marry the first gay and lesbian couple in New Zealand when the law comes into effect on August 19. He says he jumped at the opportunity to provide the rings and thinks the new law could provide a boost to business. "I've already been invited to one local wedding where the couple are lesbians and I'm making their rings as well and I know of heaps of gay couples in Nelson who have had a civil union so hopefully a few will be taking that extra step." Gay and lesbian couples in New Zealand aren't allowed to marry but are able to have a civil union. That will all change on August 19 when an historic amendment made earlier this year by parliament, will come into force. Glen says the promotion was something different and it will be exciting to think the first gay couple married in New Zealand will wear his rings for the rest of their lives. "It will be cool to have a part in it and hopefully they'll be the first and I'll have a hand to play in history being made." Both couples taking part in The Edge promotion live in the North Island and the wedding will take place in Rotorua.
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Nelson jeweller Glen James with the two rings that will be used for the country's first gay wedding. Photo: Andrew Board.
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Send us your recipes, says mall Your recipes are already making their way to Richmond Mall but its manager says she wants more. Richmond Mall is running a promotion to give every home in the region a free cook book. The cook book will feature recipes from local people, with the best not only published, but in with the chance to win
hundreds of dollars worth of Richmond Mall vouchers. Mall manager Belinda de Clercq says she’s rapt with the feedback she’s received since launching the promotion last week and is urging people to continue their support. “We want your favourite family recipes. This is your chance to show off that special
recipe and let other share its deliciousness,” she says. The cook book will be split into several categories. To submit your recipe for consideration simply pick up an entry form from the customer service desk on your next visit to Richmond Mall. When completed drop
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Nelson Community Patrol members John Wyllie and Ange Herbert are looking for more volunteers to join the patrol. Photo: Andrew Board.
For 19 years the Nelson Community Patrol has been keeping an eye on Nelson and now it needs another few sets of eyes to help out. The group was rewarded for its efforts at the Trustpower Community Awards last week and coordinator Ange Herbert says it’s incredibly rewarding being a part of the group. The patrol was established in 1994 after the murder of Kevin O’Laughlin in Montgomery Square car park. Since then it has undergone several name changes but kept to its core role of providing police with an extra set of eyes and ears. The group is supported by Nelson Police and Nelson City Council and has three volunteers working every Friday and Saturday. Ange says they have around 30
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Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 Paulette and Terry Potter with Mel Potter and Vaughan Stevenson at Jays & CO.
Helen and Bernie Stevenson at MS Ford last Thursday celebrating 75 years in business.
We helped celebrate MS Ford's 75th anniversary on Wednesday night. On Friday night we snapped a few photos at Harry's and the Sprig & Fern in Tahuna and went along to the relaunch of Jays & CO. Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos at your event or party give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@ nelsonweekly.co.nz. See you next week.
Ed Shuttleworth and Jock Sutherland celebrating Cricket World Cup games coming to Nelson.
Penny McFetridge, Karen Cooper, Jill Riddle and Janelle Johnson from Porse. Prize winner Dion Richards and Greg Ham at Carpet Plus on Saturday after the draw for a 51" plasma TV.
Barbara and Barry Brown at MS Ford's 75th birthday celebrations.
Tonia Brydon, Kate Donaldson and Lisa Spick at the opening of Jays & CO on Friday night.
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Barry Amies and Jamie Ashton at MS Ford’s 75 year birthday celebrations last Thursday. Liz Clark with 1st place and runner up in the rugby picks competition, Shane Laurence and Vern Mardon.
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Appleby engineer David Walker stands alongside the 1901 Clayton & Shuttleworth steam tractor he is currently restoring along with Phil Amberger. The tractor, when complete, will go on display at the Nelson A&P Show and is likely to be based at the Pigeon Valley Steam Museum. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
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Tuesday May 14 Local BMX’ers Brady Jones, Glen Ogle, Nash Thornley and Logan Clarke are back from the World Championships in Auckland and while they didn’t bring home any first placings they all raced to a high level on the world stage. Logan, 11, was the highest finishing Nelsonian to attend the event racing in the quarter final against boys from all over the world and ending up 17th overall. Tuesday June 25 Since their opening in June, Oaklands milk has sold thousands of litres of fresh milk to locals from their farm gate vending machine at Saxton Field. Farm owner Julian Raine has now employed someone to be on site between the hours of 1pm and 5pm Thursday through to Friday to help new-comers understand how to work the machine. Oaklands milk will soon be available from the centre of town, with three additional machines due to arrive in October, which will be placed at different locations around town including Vanilla Café on Bridge St, in Nelson.
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Whooping Cough - Protect Your Family Whooping cough is highly infectious and can cause serious complications in babies. Adult immunisation is recommended for: • Pregnant women (free between 28-38 weeks gestation)
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The Big Latch On at the Victory Community Centre attracted 35 women, who breastfed simultaneously for one minute as part of a nationwide promotion held to celebrate World Breastfeeding Week. By breastfeeding at the same time in groups all over the country and trying to set the record for the most women to do so, each year
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Introducing Benjamin Black Goldsmiths Benjamin Black Goldsmiths is now open in Nel- ents,” says Mr Clark. son, presenting a new and unique experience for Mr Clark also provides a remodelling service, local jewellery lovers and visitors to the region. based on the concept of recycling old jewellery. The inception of Nelson born master jeweller “Many people have antique or unworn jewellery Benjamin Clark, the sparkling array of magnifi- which is just not practical to wear on a daily bacently crafted wares at Bensis, so they sit in their jewellery jamin Black Goldsmiths are boxes gathering dust. One of the only a glimpse of the story bethings I enjoy most is breathing hind this exciting brand. new life into previously neglectSpecialising in hand made ened jewels. It’s a pleasure to create gagement and wedding rings, new pieces which incorporate and dress jewellery crafted the old metal and stones into a specifically for the individual modernised design - and it also wearer, Mr Clark says the makes practical sense.” uniqueness of his work lies in Benjamin Black Goldsmiths is the personalised service. also home to one of Nelson’s “Having a piece created for most established watchmakers, you and you only makes it all Benjamin’s father Rod Clark. the more special. I like to get “We also offer watch and clock to know all of my customers, repairs, plus a selection of exso their personality can shine Benjamin Clark at his new clusive antique pocket watches through in my work, and the workshop at 176 Bridge St and 19th century French clocks, end result is jewellery that provided by my father Rod will be worn, treasured and loved for several life- Clark, who is one of Nelson’s most established times.” watchmakers.” “I wanted Benjamin Black Goldsmiths to bring Benjamin Black Goldsmiths is located at 176 back the old fashioned values of yesteryear, Bridge Street, Nelson. The opening hours are where people experience and enjoy the design 9am to 5pm Monday to Wednesday, 9am to 7pm and creation process alongside the jeweller, from on Thursdays, 9am to 5pm on Fridays, 10am to the initial concept through to the finished prod- 3pm on Saturdays, and by appointment only on uct, so we have established the Nelson studio and Sundays. workshop to provide this level service for our cliBusiness Update. Adv.
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Neighbours plan mass garage sale If what they say about one man’s trash being another man’s treasure is true, local bargain hunters will be in for a treat if they head along to Brooklands Rd this weekend. Not just one but seven garage sales will be held along the Atawhai St this weekend,whose residents have rallied together to offer the unique secondhand shopping experience. Heather Thomas says the idea came to the residents, who also form a neighbourhood support group, as it was great way to get rid of things they didn’t want, together. “We are a really stable neighbourhood and some of us have been here a very long time. I’ve been here for 45 years. We all look out for each other and because we’ve all been here so long, we all have a lot of things we need to get rid of.” She says the collection won’t just include the usual items found at a typical garage sale because alongside the usual TV sets, linen, kitchen and tabletop wear, there will be more interesting items up
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Brooklands Rd residents Gillian, Graeme, Logan, 11, Ian, Heather, Claire and Lachlan, 6, with just some of the household goods, furniture and collectables that will be up for grabs at their neighbourhood garage sale this weekend. Deciding to combine their efforts to offer local bargain hunters a one stop shop, a total of seven homes on the Atawhai St will be taking part in the en masse sale, with doors opening for business at the set time of 9am. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
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For 30 years Peta Spooner has been teaching the youth of Nelson how to have fun with dance, and despite the significant milestone she says she’s up for 30 more. Peta moved to Nelson with her husband in the winter of 1983 and within weeks held her first dance class with around 40 students coming along. By the end of that year she had around 100 students and has never looked back with tens of thousands of Nelsonians swivelling, twirling and stretching on the dance floors of the Peta Spooner Academy of Dance in the three decades since. The sheer number of people Peta has taught or influenced is staggering and she says she still loves it and her love of dance struck at an early age. “I’ve always taught, I remember very clearly when I was a kid that if other kids came over to play I’d make them all line up and dress up. We had a record player and I’d make them line up and dance. It’s instinctive and I have a great passion still to teach and to share and give to a community what I’ve been lucky enough to have.” She has seen around 25 students attend the country’s top dance schools and several more have danced for the Footnote Company. Peta Spooner Academy of Dance is also one of the very few in the country that is accredited to teach the teachers to fellowship level, the highest level possible, something Peta says she is very proud of. But her success, she believes, isn’t in helping those dancers and teachers at the elite level.
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andrew@nelsonweekly.co.nz “I’m always so proud of our kids who have gone on to dance, but equally proud of our kids who have gone on to be good people and to be happy and be part of a community. It’s really important to me not to just recognise the ones who are good, but to acknowledge them all as equals.” In that vein, Peta also teaches special needs students and includes them in her end of year show. She also has several students there on a “kind of scholarship” and says being involved in the community is the legacy she’d like to be known for. She has also led dancing trips to Finland and Jamaica and fondly remembers when she involved dads in several performances by making them dance “Swan Lake”. “We introduced the men to do Swan Lake and we’re going to recall the swans this year for a reunion. We did that because dads only ever paid the bill, men never got a chance to be a part of the ballet thing, it was always the mothers and we thought ‘let’s do something to include them’.” She’s hoping to recall the swans for this year’s show to help celebrate her 30th year. She says teaching means so much to her, she can’t think of not being involved in the academy. “I just love it, I can’t imagine not interfering in people’s lives and bossing people around and doing just what I like. I’m very happy
Dance teacher Peta Spooner has been teaching ballet and other forms of dance in Nelson for 30 years. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie. with the way the students, parents and my working team around me help out.” The academy now has five qualified teachers, plus two in training and around 180 students. She says the success of her dance academy is its involvement in the community, keeping up with the latest styles and innovations and the can-do attitude that has been its hallmark. “You’ve got to do it without bloody whinging. Just get on and do it. I’m not good with money and everyone will tell you I’m useless. I don’t mean to be not good with
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Saxton Stadium: Alec Louverdis used a curious phrase, when asked if flood waters could enter the stadium again. He reiterated that the flooding was a “one in 500 year event". As he was not alive 500 years ago this country was in its natural state and no weather patterns were recorded, I doubt his statement to be accurate. In 2013 these rivers and creeks are contained, guided through narrow culverts, native bush has been replaced by pine forests, houses are
brought to you by built on concrete pads and large areas of flat land made unable to absorb water. Walk along Orphanage Creek, silted up and full of rubbish, and it does not take much imagination to expect another flood. Dot Parsons. Cricket World Cup to Nelson: All I have to say to Cricket World Cup in Nelson is... yesssss please! Anything to promote this great city and its awesome facilities!! Chris Williams.
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Great boost for Nelson, it should generate a bit of revenue. Brenda Kenny. Vote Barney For Mayor: He's a one-horse tourist attraction, supports sustainable transport options and even has a small sideline biz, producing organic horse manure! What more could a town want? Andrea Ann Kepes. A ban on sugary drinks for NCC events: Is this a double standard? The council already regulates people on fencing their pools. Isn't it our personal responsibility to protect our kids from drowning too? What's the difference? And anyway, how hard is it for council to say they won't support the sale of high sugar drinks? Does council already sell sugary drinks? I don't think so? How is removing vending machines that sell sug-
editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz text: 027 UR VOICE facebook.com/nelsonweekly www.nelsonweekly.co.nz ary drinks from council venues or properYes, there are far worse things going into our air at the moment and ties, affect peoples choices? People can still choose to get such a drink. Just not from a heat pumps just don't cut the mustard in heating a whole house, not to mention the council venue? Lou (via website). horrendous power bills we pay in the winBanning sugary drinks for one day? ter. Jaynie Holmes. And the point is? I grew up on sugYes cheaper, wamer and they still ary drinks, oh yes, and with fluoride in the work in a power cut.... Tina Guy. water. My problem with sweeteners is that some of them appear to be carcinogenic. My electricity bill this month was At least sugar is natural. I understand that $590!!! If we had a log burner It having one lot of sugar a day will not rot your teeth, its when you continuously put would be a fraction of that. Megan Bond sugar in your mouth that causes the probYes. The heat is so much better and lem. So it's about parents teaching children healthier especially for babies and on a daily basis to clean teeth, rinse after sugar products and cut down on the times asthmatics. Rowena Hart. per day that children have sweets and sugAbsolutely, we can't have a fire beary drinks. Goldie (via website). cause previous owners didn't apply It is not the council's job! They for a new one. Don't think it's fair we are really need to worry about other punished because of it. Sarah Mitchell. things. Scott Miller. No, it is a big step backwards. The smog was absolutely horrendous Then they'd have to ban alcohol from their events also... they are back in 2004 I remember it well cough, essentially 'sugary' drinks. Paula Cunniffe. cough, cough. Louise Armstrong.
What is this place becoming? What a joke, whats next, ban people from events? That would solve all problems, wouldnt it? Nessa Limmer. Should wood burners be allowed back? Yes, I think wood burners are a much better heat and way cheaper than power. We have a log burner and we heat our water and run three radiators as well. Our house is very warm every room. Julie Clark.
Yes please!!! We have sent letters to Nelson City Council and Aldo Miccio about our huge power/gas bills trying to heat our house (fully insulated by the way) for our three small children to no avail. An accredited clean air wood burner is all we're asking for! We weren't the ones who pulled out ours and replaced with a gas fire! The previous owner did! Please help us! Robb Balloch and Sandra Saywell.
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techniques and skills for basic editing to produce successful video clips suitable for marketing your business or organisation. Tutor Luz Zuniga of Maze Audio BotanY: Know Your Native Plants 7-8.30pm Thurs 15 August, 6 wks, $75. Learn how to identify native plants with Tutor Chris Ecroyd whose specialised in plant identification & a keen member of Nelson’s Botanical Society.
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Become more creative, innovative and productive with a Nayland College Community Education class. Whether you are an individual, employee, parent or member of the community, add to your skillset and have fun while learning something new, in person, face to face with a tutor and alongside like-minded students.
asked for. Come and join Jim Thornton's basic foundation course in working with metals. Also, being offered this term is working with clay with Rachel Yerbury-Wilson where students will design and glaze clay buttons. Luz Zuniga of Maze Audio will teach video shooting techniques, skills and editing to produce
Community education classes offer valuable learning for adults who, as well as learning from a tutor with expertise, also learn from each other as adults bring a wide variety of life experiences with them to classes. When learning as a group you are able to bounce ideas off people who are equally as motivated about learning as you. Being actively involved in learning leads means you often achieve more in less time. There are a range of courses available for any age, stage or skill including the 'welding and engineering' course which has been frequently
effective videos for promoting yourself or organisation. Elayne Lane is offering a ‘care for your back course’ or you may be interested in letting botany expert, Chris Ecroyd teach you more about NZ’s Native Plants. Nayland College is proud to utilise its school resources at nights and weekends to provide quality, regular, informal learning opportunities for adults. View the FULL list of courses at http://comed. nayland.school.nz or ph: 547 9769 to enrol. Business Update. Adv.
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Celebrating 75 years in business. It’s a double whammy milestone for the team at MS Ford Nelson, who are not only celebrating the 150th birthday of Henry Ford, the legendary man behind the iconic car brand, but who have also reached a special anniversary of their own, making them one of the longest serving Ford dealerships in the country. MS Ford Nelson is turning 75, and to mark the incredible feat the team is taking a look back on just how far they’ve come. What started as a small company originating from humble beginnings has since flourished into the well-known business it is today, one that is well and truly part of the fabric of our community. It’s been a short 75 years and in that time thousands of local motorists have turned the keys to their first Ford, second Ford, new Ford and the everything in between Ford, all at the expert hands of MS Ford Nelson. During a time when the Ford Model A was at the peak of its popularity, with more than 15 million already lining the streets worldwide, MS Motors Ltd was established in Nelson. Just two years after Ford officially entered the New Zealand market after taking the rest of the world by storm, Dick Stevenson and Bob McKegg kick started their business by taking over an existing car dealership in the heart of Nelson’s CBD. To begin, their premises had a single workshop, a petrol station and a showroom with space for just one car, but even at
Bernie Stevenson, the son of one of MS Motors founders, and MS Ford Dealer Principal Alan Kirby hold a congratulatory plaque celebrating their long service.
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that time Ford was looked to as the premium name in automobiles, and the business grew from strength to strength, quickly becoming a one stop shop for all things auto. Things went into overdrive and soon MS Motors was expanding to include not only cars, but accessories, repairs, maintenance and services too, with Bob and Dick responding to the huge demand for Ford in the Nelson Tasman region. People not only wanted a Ford because the brand was at the forefront of car manufacturing worldwide, but they wanted to be a part of everything the name represented, high quality, innovation and a worldwide reputation for excellence. As Henry Ford once famously said “You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do” so MS Motors set about thriving in the local market as a multifaceted hub for all things Ford. The business had well and truly taken off by the time Bob McKegg bowed out of the business, leaving three generations of Stevenson’s to take over the reins. By the time Bernie Stevenson followed in his father’s footsteps, the business was in full swing. During that time MS Motors employed up to 60 staff including apprentices, to run a paint and panel shop, a repairs and maintenance workshop, servicing, tyres, two petrol sta-
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The team at MS Motors on Victoria Avenue in 1938, and the team today at their MS Ford Haven Rd site. tions, and of course the dealership itself. Bernie joined the business running the used car sales side of the business and eventually finished his time as the director. He recalls the business offering the people of Nelson “the best of everything in auto” and says he is proud to see that is
still the case today. “MS Motors in the beginning was much the same as MS Ford is today, bar a few changes including the name. We serviced clientele from all over the region and customers from the agricultural industry, local business owners and families turned to
us as their first choice for a new vehicle.” He says a well established reputation has stuck by MS Ford, and like the days of yesteryear, the current teams focus on superior customer service has seen them remain an industry leader. While you won’t find the Anglia, Mk II Escort or the Zephyr in the showroom anymore, you will find a redeveloped version of the stalwart Falcon, alongside many other parts of history that still live on despite the many years that have passed since the business first opened its doors. Now going by the name of MS Ford and with services refined to a specialist level, Tinting it’s still surprising to take a
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look at some comparisons of today’s operations says dealer principal Alan Kirby. “It’s quite amazing to look back and see that the same values that drove the business to success back in the thirties, are still ringing true today. Businesses of this age are hard to come by these days, and we are incredibly proud at just how long MS Ford has stood the test of time. While MS Ford no longer offers paint work, and have moved away from the agricultural machinery side of things, the servicing, parts and repairs side of the business are stronger than ever. The team still run three petrol stations and pride themselves on being able to look after a wide range of customers, now offering a model of vehicle to suit every occupation and interest, supplying people looking for high quality, power and performance in
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Celebrating 75 years in business. their car. They’ve done their fair share of mileage, but MS Ford haven’t forgotten where they started, or their goal of supplying Nelsonians with world class, award winning vehicles that continue to set the bar. “We are all Ford die-hards at heart and know that our customers love Ford too. We are as committed to our customers as they are to us, and that’s why we will always strive to be the driving force behind Nelson’s new car market.” While MS Ford may have 75 years on the clock, a lot of that time is not only down to their dedication to the Nelson public but vice versa says Alan. “The loyal community has seen the business stand the test of time and for that reason we strive to offer the full experience. We take the time, the care and offer expert advice when it comes to purchasing a vehicle. We see the experience as a journey that each customer should enjoy. I think that’s why we see so many repeat customers.” Their long standing presence in the community has seen MS Ford give back to community projects that they strongly believe in. They have committed to long term sponsorship of the Nelson Regional Breast Cancer Trust, supporting them in their fundraising efforts at events such as MS Ford’s Pink is Infashion. Alan says they will always be the first to put their hand up to support such events simply because they “want to give back to the community in every way we can.” To celebrate their birthday, MS Ford would like to say a huge thank you to the community and invite the public to head down and celebrate with them this week. Check out the best range of Ford vehicles in the top of the south and experience for yourself why MS Ford Nelson have become such long serving pillars of our community. www.msford.co.nz • 157 Haven Rd, Nelson • Ph: 548 9189
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Elaine Laidlaw, Ian McEwan and Kelly Walker of the Nelson Scottish Country Dance Club on Saturday celebrating the 60th anniversary of the group. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.
Scottish dancers celebrate 60 years
The Nelson Scottish Country Dance Club celebrated their 60th anniversary on Saturday. The club, which was first formed in Nelson in 1953, acknowledged the special occasion with an afternoon tea which was
hosted by current members of the group for its life and ex-club members who can no longer dance. The event was then followed by an evening of Scottish country dancing to Christchurch band Scotch Measure.
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Let’s talk potatoes. After you have purchased your seed potatoes, spread them out in a dry, shady area. Don't leave them in the bag that you have bought them in! Wait until potato sprouts are about 10 cms long. This is called chitting. Why, I don’t know. The dictionary has three explanations. 1. A short informal letter. 2. A child. A girl. Hence the expression “A chit of a girl” 3. A shoot [noun] To sprout [verb] To cause or encourage to sprout. That’s the one we want! Place the seed potatoes about 25cms apart. [Sprouts facing upwards] of course! Carefully cover with soil. Try not to damage the sprouts! Incidentally, if you are in doubt about the right way up when planting bulbs, place the bulb on its side. Mother nature [and the bulb] will see to it that shoots will find their way to the surface. Clever eh! The same rule applies to potatoes! As the plants grow, continue to mould earth around the shoots to protect potatoes from greening, insect damage and frost. Apply potato fertiliser if you wish, and water regularly. Potatoes can be purchased singly, so if you are living in temporary accommodation or have limited growing space, why not try growing a potato in a bucket? You will need to make a few drainage holes in the bottom of the bucket. Place some soil in the bottom, add your potato and cover with more soil. Keep adding soil as the shoots
grow. Water regularly, and hey presto! In time, a bucket of potatoes to keep you fed. I got this idea when a gentleman told me that one Lisetta potato will produce a good half bucket of mature potatoes. So. If you planted one early variety, one mid season, and one late season, you would be home and hosed with very little effort and if you move on, the potatoes go with you! I would suggest you choose varieties that produce abundantly, and have good flavour. Another gentleman told me that Allure potatoes make wonderful wedges. You par boil or steam first. Then you shake the potatoes about well [I can’t tell you his exact words!] to create a rough texture to the surfaces. Cut into wedges, place in a baking pan, sprinkle with oil, season to taste and enjoy the end result. Yet another gentleman wanted to know when to plant potatoes. We had a colourful discussion. “When they are ready” I said. “Yes but when?” he repeated. “When they are ready” once again from me. “But WHEN?” In desperation I muttered that planting should be completed by Labour Weekend. “That’s what I wanted to know!” he bellowed. But the answer is still When They Are Ready. Is he going to “Chit” his potatoes, and wait until Labour Weekend to do his planting? He’ll probably have to knit the shoots together to keep them tidy! Oh dear!
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Nelson Building Society (NBS) is a mutual society, owned by our customers. We are focussed on providing for our customers in our local communities. Because we are a mutual society and independent we don't need to return our profits to shareholders, profits we make that are not reinvested to provide an even better service are returned to the community in the form of sponsorships. Testament to this is the $400,000 total community support for the last financial year. Be i t personal banking, business banking, borrowing or investing – Talk to NBS today. NBS – Supporting our community since 1862. Nelson City Cameras is a locally owned and operated one stop shop for professional and hobby photographers, or for anyone who appreciates a great photo. Simon and Shelley established the business 30 years ago and are still going strong thanks to the local support of their loyal customers, and the expertise of their dedicated staff who are truly passionate about what they do. Inside the store you will find a range of cameras and accessories from names you know and
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are encouraged to make use of their loyalty card which offers the tenth lot free. Global Soap have lovely gift baskets and offer free gift wrapping, so call in and treat yourself or pick out a beautiful gift for someone else. Just follow your nose, the luscious fragrance will guide you to their shop
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Nelson City Style – Experience it all! Nelson City is rich in arts & culture, fashion and boutique shopping, plenty of places to be pampered or enjoy some alternative therapies and wellbeing advice. There’s great cafes, restaurants and bars and Nelson is the home of great coffee, craft beers and award-winning wines. Even in winter you’ll find yourself sitting outside enjoying the sun, the sights and the atmosphere of Nelson City. Don’t miss the worldfamous Nelson Saturday Market, and if you’re here during the week get fresh fruit & vegetables, gourmet foods and home grown plants and flowers at the Nelson Farm-
The Nelson Farmers Market offers the freshest, locally grown produce straight out of the backyard of our local fruit and vegetable growers and onto your plate. This market, run by locals for locals, happens every Wednesday and provides a marketplace where shoppers and stallholders collide for a unique shopping experience. Putting the freshest ingredients from local sources onto the tables of Nelson families is at the heart of the Nelson Farmers Market, but it is also a great place to browse and taste unique food artisans with stalls offering fresh bread, wraps, gourmet marshmallows, caramelized
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“Edgy and larger than life” sums up Jens Hansen - and today’s hand forged designs from Nelson’s internationally famous jewellery workshop, continue to have Jens’ undeniably distinctive style. As a second generation business, Jens’ son Halfdan Hansen is at the helm – recognisable by his rather cool moustache and patterned shirts. “We’re very proud to have been local for 45 years, and to keep Dad’s experimental edge alive. That’s why we wanted to be the first New Zealand jeweller to offer the Signature 74 diamond – which has 25% more facets than a regular diamond - it has amazing sparkle and is currently exclusive to us in Nelson.” Profile Eventwear Specialists – Cocktail*Party*Ball*Bridal - 23 years and locally owned, experience you can count on. From Funky-casual through to black tie. Profile has Nelson's largest range of dresses and gowns through to accessories and imported jewellery to complete your look. Stylist attention, and an alteration service makes it easy. For that power of Transformative Dressing see Profile for your Special Occasion on Hardy Street. Like www.facebook.com/www.profile. net.nz for regular updates on our weekly new arrivals. Our
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Hogeys Surf is Nelson's locally owned and operated surf store. Proud supporters of the Nelson Board Riders Club they are great advocates of the rewards of spending locally. Hogeys Surf stocks the latest in surf and street brands from around the globe for locals both young and old, who want to dress in the best from top to toe. He has the largest watch range in town and stocks new and old surfboards, wetsuits and surf hardware. Being independently owned means he can source the best products from the best brands, and if it’s not instore, he can probably get it for you. Head down to see Hogey (and have a yarn) and the team on Trafalgar St to check out the latest threads arriving daily.
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Nelson technology business BlueBerry IT will celebrate ness Award in 2009, and the Excellence in for your IT infrastructure, they have the flexibility, its fifth birthday this week, marking five years of suc- Service Award in 2011. Although we now have clients skills and expertise to keep your business in top shape. cessful growth and development since the company was all around the world we are proud to be a wholly Nelson From the largest to the smallest BlueBerryIt have support capability for all sizes founded in 2008. of customers. WhethProviding a wide range of er you just want to IT support services for busicall them when things nesses of all sizes, BlueBerry go wrong or contract IT credits its exponential them to monitor and growth to a growing demaintain every part mand for customised IT soof your network they lutions. can help. Whether Technical Director of Blueit is figuring out The BerryIT, Richard Butler, Cloud - the latest IT says the birthday celebration buzzword which can is an opportunity to reflect be incredibly confusupon the company’s humble ing or going through beginnings and honour sucthe minefield that is cesses to date. IT change, BlueBer“BlueBerryIT began from ryIT understand all the living room of one of the intricacies that the former directors and come along with busihas quickly become recogness IT and can help nised as an industry leader, so we are looking forward Blueberry IT offer a complete suite of IT services and would love to come out and see you to discuss your requirements. guide you through any and all processes. to celebrating our fifth anBlueBerryIT specialise in disaster recovery and business niversary with everyone who has supported our journey owned and operated enterprise.” so far,” says Butler. The services they provide range from support and main- continuity and the stats about this do not lie. Around 95% “Achievements since our inception have included win- tenance, to cloud computing, document workflow, design of businesses who lose critical data in a disaster go out of ning the Nelson Chamber of Commerce Emerging Busi- and installation, disaster recovery, internet telephony, business within a year and 95% of those who make it into and bespoke IT solutions customised year two go out of business with those next 12 months. for your individual business require- Don’t be a statistic, recovery and continuity doesn’t need to be expensive but it does have to be planned for, which ments. Whether you require simple on de- is where BlueBerryIT come in. As experts in the area of mand troubleshooting and repair ser- document and workflow management, the team at Bluevices, proactive monitoring and main- berryIT can also help with any of your document storage tenance of your computer network, and recovery issues whether it be eliminating multiple or fully managed service contracts copies to helping find that lost spread sheet.
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sis on it because it crosses the pathway of every rugby follower in the college that is still alive.” With reunions for four first XVs from the 1960s, full school hakas, an old boys dinner and various other activities, Nelson College headmaster Gary O’Shea says Quad Tournament is simply the biggest event on the school’s calendar. “Without much doubt this is the biggest event in the four year period. We’ve got three of the other oldest schools in the country here,” he says. “Having the whole school watching gives us an advantage and our boys will be up for it.” All of Nelson College’s past All Blacks, including its most recent, Wyatt Crockett, have taken part but not all of them have been able to play at home, which is something Gary hoped his players would not only cherish but flourish in. The final will kick off at 12.30pm.
FROM PAGE 1 semi-final with the two winners contesting a final. Nelson beat Wanganui Collegiate 37-10 in yesterday’s game, meaning it will now face Wellington College in tomorrow's final, with a crowd of more than 3000 expected. Nelson drew the final against Wellington College 31-31 last year. With IRB rules restricting extra time in Under-19 competitions, both teams got their name on the trophy – the 24th time Nelson’s name was inscribed. Acknowledging the competition’s importance, Nelson College first XV coach Bill Liddell was backing his side to get up for the occasion. “There is a lot of historical importance and we haven’t won it outright for ten or eleven years,” he says. “I know the old boys place a lot of empha-
Nelson College forward Larry Banse forces his way through a tackle during the school's Quad Tournament match against Wanganui Collegiate on Monday. Nelson will now face Wellington College in tomorrow's final. Photo: Phillip Rollo.
Nelson Bays retain Seddon Shield
Nelson Bays has retained the Seddon Shield with a huge 45-18 win over Marlborough on Sunday. Car Company Nelson Bays ran away with the game in the second half after a tight tussle in the first 40. Fullback Marty Banks – backing up after 40 minutes at first five in the curtain raiser, a Makos’ preseason match against Otago – was the star, scoring 19 points including a 50 metre runaway try. Nelson’s other try-scorers were Tema Faifua, Jesse Rush, David Havili and Mitchell Thwaites, while David also kicked three conversions.
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Netball Reporter editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz After a shocking weather forecast for Saturday, netballers young and old, along with coaches, umpires and supporters would have been pleasantly surprised when the sun shone over Saxton Courts. In the Grade 5 game Suburban Black made a good fist of their first game as the promoted team when they met Waimea College C. It may have been a case of first up nerves for Suburban as they looked to be at sixes and sevens. Waimea made the better start with shooters, Aliya Egan and Jade Johnson receiving stress free ball from their feeders Jill Maisey and Mel Harris and went into the first break 6-4 up. Once Suburban settled and relaxed, their game improved – their better timing through court soon paid dividends, and goal attack Jan Maree Ross’ conversion rate also increased. The teams were tied at the major break 12 all. Waimea continued to ring the changes at each break with the most effective being Mel Harris’ move from centre to wing attack. Mel provided superb ball placement to her shooters and picked up considerable ball around the edge of the defensive circle. Suburban led by a solitary goal going into the final quarter, and Waimea scored the final goal of the game to bring the score to 20 all which was a fitting result given the closeness of the
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Premier grade preview: At 5.45pm on Thursday Waimea College will match up against Stoke NBS. Stoke NBS took the last game by six to inflict Waimea’s first loss of the season. Only a fool could not see the potential in Waimea College, and they will start the game as odds on favourites. Waimea will be back to full strength with the return of Hannah Davenhill, Katie Ditzel and Georgia Davies from their NZ Volleyball duties. Waimea’s strength is their versatility and the way they play a consistent four quarters, Stoke NBS are guilty of “ dropping the ball” in one or two quarters. Richmond Robbie’s Bar & Bistro have hit their straps of late and are playing the netball they are capable of playing. The whole roster is lifting with feeders Lisa Book and Hilary Jones providing quality ball into shooters Kathleen Thornalley and the scoring machine of Nicki Rampton. Richmond’s scoring rate is likely to be too great for Prices Pharmacy A although Prices have played some enterprising netball in their three games last week. Defending champions Jacks OPD are likely to have too much fire power for Prices Black. Prices have not had their preferred shooting line up available for the last couple of games, which seriously diminishes their opportunities.
Nayland College player Becky Green in action. Photo: Phillip Rollo. game throughout. Suburban goal defence, Jordy Hutty impressed with the number of intercepts she had against her name. There were not many rebounds, however better body position and ‘boxing out’ would increase the turnover rate. Jordy was also handy through court as she was a competent ball carrier. Nicole Treweek was the worker at goal keep while Sarah Ritchie impressed at wing defence as she hassled her opposition on the outside of the circle. Waimea’s goal shoot Aliya Egan had the perfect record in the first half as she netted eight from eight, however she did not have the same success in the second half. Ashleigh Inch displayed a good
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Golden girl scores NZ selection Geena Gross can officially call herself a New Zealand international. The 15 year old Nelson College for Girls defender earned herself a “dream” call up to the New Zealand Under-17 women’s football team for a three match series against Australia beginning this week. Although she has represented the New Zealand secondary school team at a tournament in Fiji, this will be Geena’s first official match for the national age group team, and all going well, it should led to a spot at the FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup in Costa Rica next year. Geena says she was over the moon following her selection. “I was really excited and thinking of playing on the international stage and representing my country, it was all a huge shock,” says the former Golden Bay High School student. Geena shifted to Nelson College for Girls at the beginning of the year in a bid to push her claims for the New Zealand side. She has been involved in New Zealand Football’s National Training Centre for three years, which were generally held in Christchurch, but found it difficult just getting along to the Federation Training Centre in Nelson, as it meant tackling the Takaka hill three times a week.
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Nelson footballer Geena Gross has made the New Zealand under 18 women's team. Photo: Phillip Rollo. As well as playing for the college side on Sunday mornings, Geena is also a member of the Nelson Suburbs Under-19 men’s side. But playing against the boys is something she’s had to deal with over the years, and Geena believes it has aided her own ability on the field. “My aggressiveness and intensity has stepped up and when I came up against the girls again I felt my speed on the ball had improved a lot. All the guys
treat you just like any other player, which is good, it makes you push yourself.” The first game against Australia will be played in Canberra on Sunday. Following the series, the Young Football Ferns will join together for another training camp in September in preparation for the Oceania Under-17 Football Championship, where New Zealand will look to qualify for the world cup.
Nelson rep football team won the Japan Cup for the first time last week. The Japan cup has been going for sixteen years and is held in New Zealand every second year and Japan the following year. This year Japanese club Hosoe sent one team and made another combined team with Mid Canterbury with Nelson Bays Royal 12th grade team coming out on top in Ashburton. Nelson Royal started with three
wins on the first day including a 3-0 win over Canterbury. Day Two saw another win against Selwyn to finish top of their pool and qualify for the semi-finals. Nelson beat Canterbury in the semi final 3-2. Nelson then faced Hibiscus Coast in the final, beating them 3-1. This is only the fourth time in sixteen years the cup has been one by a New Zealand team.
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One incorporates floated this week. a project and have a look outside for another nd ture is Suter nd. the oldest gallery in New Zealand, on if that option has been explored the ons of interest the and understa our City chalsquare.” expressi Councillor nd to dateNelson huge Paul Matheson runningasNaturela he thinksing own property. That site of the gallery it the into Naturela pretty worthwhile investigating to take over is consider will make much better use But Craig Potton, the chair of the trust facing somesays it ishave whether to the meant tor the longest running public sited gallery money. “We spent $3million on the board move forward ofthem which next week. be- that they’reChristchurchthe $6.9 million nd in “We’ll that runs the Suter Art Gallery, says council is proposing park. to cricket pavilion staff report discuss at Saxton Field and that is the Suter’s ng Naturela long term for sur- own is now waiting on a a lenges in options and history cannot be ignored and find a good the zoo at SEE PAGE 3 focus on improvi to.” in for a fight of NCC can can’t we again anfuture is ly they ng the the zoo Hopeful Natureland Josie Krish they had intended trust that runs pulling the fore discussi Tuesday, June 26. over the operaas much as 3 nasamy Trust took was vival after the is a blow SEE PAGE meeting next 2008. It will week that it says the news facing Orana Wildlife last October Miccio in nd nounced The rising One Nelso Aldo fug it. City Mayor tion of Naturela until a decision on its nds the situation n Colle plug on managin Trust told Nelson won’t deter cost of cigare stude ge for as usual but he understa Girls Wildlife ttes to nt tampered a group put operate ing from op- Orana. students The Orana with her they’ve make of withdraw that Nelson it was her the despite te the effort many of working and other age appear over ID Council that of the impact its “We apprecia them part time park because for their or older s get parents, friend18 erating the has had on jobs to habit. earthquakes siblings pay simpl s Nelson Canterbury y visit shops to buy it or Weekly spoke group of that don’t with a for ID. teenage ask are either An annou smokers who at high cently finish ernment ncement by the school or rein last goved. All and all were girls that the price week’s budge started t when they of cigare still too set to rise ttes is young to were by ten per Most still year buy tobac cent every co. even for the next They say are too young. deter them four didn’t why they they “don’t smoking, . know” I can’t stop,”“I’ll keep n The smok Air eNelson is temporartobacco schoo but buyhangar form Rosie Thomse the says in l student theirbe the high thanks Nelson what could ilyatholding notoriously only ming retailers rs usually receive This week, , 17.flying Hannah Flemwho in Avro Anson don’t ask Mk I bomber SPCA voluntee or affectionate purr. existence. and if they be much girls paid tail for ID The efforts will almost of a wagging a decade of by work life, money Afterdon’t have itfor their tobac edging their enough museum to fully restored ing part co those acknowl a whole by Wakefield time et, will wasbuy side ofman Bill amongst t. school time jobs outgo and the 1943packRobinson are for the more eloquen aircraftple friends, Reid halve looks s set to be with a couwork and Alice ed ing because earlywith their Nelson’s ns nominat Reina Flavell as next weekend. can’t go flying as Most said full time. Angela Event to young Nelsonia simply without they “Ang header more than 150 Awareness Recognition Awaretheir has take of The project again Bill Roller Derb ie Septic” ten yearstheir to paren er er dailytaken nicot Lyall in- time st their smok ts were complete. ine. Some y at the Youth Volunte The length part of Volunte Nelson, to the effort had to be Trafalgar of the Sirens of n’t er even go ofcould Thursday as do anyth ing “but Smash of brush Centre as a world-wide be held this run by Volunte Councils, teeth to stretched search parts ing”. Other block on Satur ing their admi ttedfor The event is Youth cover smok and took s day night s the Christchur much ness Week. ing than and any longer smell on Bill and Robyn Reid expected lunchbecause lingering . Photo Tasman councilsheld at the Nelson Colch jamm time whileat interval their : Rosie its rarity. Nelson and be breathBill, along visiting of and his wife er at the with their Avro There were Thomsen. original at schoo Hub. It will before witheven boyfr triple smokRol building, the earthbyn,iends thrills travelled and The New ing to Hub Australia know so Anson some of and in England Mk they New who I bomber. on their the about their recent wouldn’t don’t the South and spills as lege Hall after a poor rating on the get caugh car habit. women Photo: Phillip Rollo. ed. given SEE PAGE 4 took to Island’s feistiest battle, it was t by activities suspend venue, was the track the Dune of a full SEE PAG Gallow speakers ent, leaving house guest in din assessm nt Lasses front E2 for the first quake promine ple heade will that took Derby Forde will include ever tri- trophy in frong r performances . The night Though hosted in Nelso of 2000 out the part The three teams was a little of Nelson youth will receive tion the Siren people. n. would Recogni that took ess bit and a selection ment. Every nominee “It s fough like disappoint ion and the t a good we didn’t win Volunteer Awaren ing that become an annuto see the event provide entertainsignify their nominat for our for the Youth but we’re to nominated still new,” home crowd, “We’re just really al competitio a certificate to society. Buy volunteers the n. make of commusays ing went thrille they our Siren Tara a home so well n are two d that it n. contribution that make and the all can be daun Rosie Thomse got,” says are the glue and Alice Robinso lot of young, support Tara. “Volunteers there are a Reina Flavell work at the SPCA. Photo: ting – espe we To help together and make nities stick Event for their cially find, evaluat things easier,
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