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Race for city’s top job is on Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio has joined the race for the city’s top job.

Aldo announced his decision to re-stand on Friday citing unfinished business. He will battle for the position with current councillor and former deputy mayor Rachel Reese and former police chief Brian McGurk, both of whom have already announced their intention to stand.

Whispers around city hall indicate few other campaigns will take on the current contenders but councillor Ian Barker earlier this year told the Nelson Weekly he was leaving the possibility of the running open.

Last week Brian stated that he would keep rates at less than 1 per cent in his first year as mayor and has previously said rates affordability was a key goal he wanted to

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achieve. As the only non-serving member of the three candidates he has the most ground to make up but he has a high profile as the former area commander for Nelson Bays Police and is already staking his claim as the “rates affordability” candidate.

Rachel says Nelson people are looking for a “positive change maker” and that people are over the “spin and hype”. “[People] want a council and mayor who understand how to govern the city effectively on a “no surprises” basis. Nelson people are looking for a mayor and council that works with

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Hair’s to Nathan Lauren Wafer-Kiddle Having lost some of his hair due to cancer treatments, Stoke man Nathan Nukunuku decided he’d rather grow his hair than shave it.

Nathan has decided to grow an

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Nathan, and friend Toby Munro, say they are looking forward to gettting growing.

“I had a few mates asking me

to grow my afro. I just thought I would and then Toby said he wanted to grow his as well. After that we decided we should grow it for charity,” he said.

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“Uniforms are a good idea because they keep everyone equal. Not everybody can afford the coolest clothes.”

“For me it isn’t relevant. I’m more interested in whether the school has a culture of learning.

Can the kids read and write?”

“I think a uniform is alright, it makes everyone equal and keeps everyone looking tidy.”

“It’s been years since my kids were at school but I found uniforms made things much easier.”

Growing hair for charity FROM PAGE 1 it for charity,” he says.

After only a month of fundraising, Nathan has collected $500 and has been donated a signed Hurricanes jersey, from James Broadhurst to auction off.

His goal is to raise $10,000 for CanTeen - the organisation that supports young people with cancer.

The fundraiser has gained public interest through the Facebook page ‘Grow the Fro 13/14’ with over 170 likes. Other people have also volunteered to be a part of it, with some of Nathan’s other friends offering to grow their hair with Nathan and Toby.

“At the moment there are three other guys. Two guys in Wellington are going to grow theirs. I have another mate here who is just going to grow his hair and facial hair,” says Nathan.

However, as many cancer survivors know, hair does not grow back overnight so this will be a long but “exciting” journey for Nathan and friends. So far, he has

grown just over an inch of hair but says when it starts to get longer the process will quicken.

“It’s starting off slow. Last time I grew my afro, once it got longer I could start combing it and then it started to grow quicker,” he says.

Nathan was diagnosed with hodgkin’s lymphoma back in late 2011, after a lump formed on the right side of his neck. After Nathan was diagnosed he spent four weeks in hospital getting chemotherapy.

He then spent a further six months getting radiation.

Although Nathan only lost a relatively small amount of hair, he wanted to raise money for friends that have suffered with the same type of cancer in the past. “I had mates that had the same type of cancer as me and lost [all of] their hair.”

Nathan has been in remission since May last year.

To help Nathan with his journey to ‘Grow the Fro,’ a bank account has been set up for donations. The details are: N W NUKUNUKU 12-3141-0360900-50.

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them not against them. They are looking for a council that creates opportunities for people to be successful, whether that is as a community volunteer, student or business person.”

Aldo said in a statement that he’s excited about the opportunity to re-stand and is hoping his record on low rate increases and his passion for the city will see him win another term.

“I originally pledged my passion for Nelson to the people of Nelson. It is this passion, commitment, enthusiasm and leadership that will ensure our city continues to develop and achieve its goals,” he says.

“Rome wasn’t built in a day, but the bricks that have been laid over the past three years show significant progress.”

Six of the 12 current councillors have publically backed Aldo for re-election in an advertising campaign, an indication, he says, that councillors support what he’s doing for the city.

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Schools stand by dress code Nelson principals are refusing to take a backward step over dress code breaches.

The stance comes after some criticism from parents and students about the dress code at Nelson schools.

But schools spoken to by the Nelson Weekly say the codes are there for a reason and they will not be changing them.

The most common dress code breaches include facial piercings, excessive makeup and unnatural hair colours they say.

But at least one parent believes the rules are unfair after her daughter’s new hair colour, described as “blue tipped”, was deemed “unnatural” and resulted in a phone call from the school asking for the hair to be re-dyed. Dayna McElhinney, who is a year 10 student at Nayland College, had her hair dyed only two weeks ago and is refusing to revert.

Her mother Maxine Hornell says she did not think blue tips would be an issue because some senior students had bright pink hair. “There are other students with more hair colour than what is on the end of hers. It’s not that she’s done it to be rebellious, it’s a fashion statement,” she says.

Maxine believed there would be more leeway if Dayna was one year older and in mufti every day. “She’s decided she’s not going to get rid of it and

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she’s her own person. They tell kids to speak their mind then they get in trouble for it.”

Nayland College principal Rex Smith admits senior students are given more leeway, because the mufti was there for students to express themselves. “For sure. The whole thing about the mufti is giving them opportunity to manage themselves,” he says. “There are two standards and the junior students will get to mufti eventually.”

He says the unnatural hair colour rule was more about drawing the line, rather than picking on individual cases. “It doesn’t impact on their learning but we have lines in the sand that we draw and we expect students to meet those standards just like anything else in society.”

Nelson College deputy principal Ron Kelly says the school has a definite uniform policy extended to hair and jewellery.

“You’re allowed to dye your hair as long as it’s natural and there’s no jewellery, we do allow rats tails although we’re not the type of school with a ‘short back and sides’ policy as long as it’s tidy,” he says.

Waimea College deputy principal Graeme Smith says unnatural hair colour was not an issue and says piercings were being phased out, although the number of students with tattoos is increasing. He believed a tidy uniform worn by each student would limit bullying.

“The easiest way to minimise bullying in a school is put them in a uniform. Having a uniform stops a lot of bullying because there’s none of this comparison stuff. If you keep it simple then it’s easy to track.”

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No back down on table fee

Sinead Ogilvie fUTUrE of coUncil bUilDing: Nelson City Council has resolved to consider an alternative option for the future of the Mediterranean Food Warehouse building.

At last week’s infrastructure meeting, another option for the council-owned building was approved, to neither demolish or strengthen the building in the 2013/14 financial year.

AnnUAl fAir: The Nelson branch of Save the Children is holding its annual fair on April 13. This year will be the 50th anniversary of the local sector and organisers are hoping for another successful fair as it will be the perfect way to celebrate the milestone. The fair is a major fundraiser for Save the Children and runs by selling donated goods. Some of the profits this year will be used to help fund educational projects in the Solomon Islands, enabling children to develop better literacy and numeracy skills. The fair is held at the Stoke Memorial Hall and runs from 9am until 12noon. nEW ciTizEnS: At the end of last month 30 Nelsonians were offically sworn in as New Zealand citizens. There were British, British-Swiss, German, Filipino, Moroccan, Myanmari, Pakistani, Samoan, South African, Swedish and Swiss.

An investigation has been launched into the costs of outdoor seating in Tahunanui after an article in the Nelson Weekly raised concerns from local business owners.

Outdoor seating currently outside the Sands Fish & Chip shop appears to have gone unnoticed for five years until current owners Bruce Maxfield and Roy Gray approached Nelson City Council to put more permanent tables there. They were told the consent fees for the tables would be $2240 plus GST every year.

Nelson mayor Aldo Miccio says council staff will be relooking at what the costs

are for outdoor seating to retailers in the area with a view to making things “both fair and equal” to all retailers. But that could mean higher fees for some of the other retailers in the area.

“Staff are also looking into any other people who may be illegally using council land that haven’t been paying for it,” he says.

The dead-end footpath outside the Sands Fish & Chip shop in Tahuna. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Bruce says although he hasn’t seen council staff at the shop yet, he welcomes the news that they will be looking into the situation and he hopes they will “come to their senses” and rethink the fees that if enforced will see them fork out more for their tables than their annual rates bill.

“We have tried to do the right thing by being honest and are hopeful the council will change their minds and look at the unique situation before taking it further,” he says.

“There’s probably no other area like it in Nelson, it is unique in the way that it is a dead end and more of a destination than a footpath. Each person who uses the pathway is visiting the businesses, using the area for recreation, not walking by.”

Councillor Paul Matheson says he has come across a similar situation before and says although he knew the Sands Fish & Chip shop would be required to pay a fee, the amount surprised him.

“That’s what happens when people get honest. If it was me personally I would just carry on, but we don’t own the land so therefore we have an obligation to Land Transport NZ.”

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Crime rates continue to drop Crime continues to drop in Nelson, according to new statistics released last week but a focus on drinking disorder has seen those figures skyrocket.

National calendar year crime statistics were released last week and showed that recorded crime in Nelson Bays fell by 2.2 per cent with the resolution at 54.2 per cent, above the national average.

The largest decrease came in illicit drug offences, which fell 44.4 per cent, with a resolution rate of 88.7 per cent.

Property damage offences also fell 5.7 per cent and sexual assaults and related offences fell 33.3 per cent while robbery, extortion and related offences fell 41.7 per cent. Public order offences were up by 5.8 per cent. Nelson Bays area commander Inspector Steve Greally says the rise in public order offences was no surprise.

“That’s a direct result of the zero tolerance approach we’ve taken to the drunken disorder and liquor ban breaches in the central city. I do expect that to start

trending down in future results as what I’m seeing on the streets is that people are getting the message that anti social behaviour won’t be tolerated.”

Steve says unlawful entry and burglary type Steve Greally offending had risen by 11.2 per cent and theft was up 3.7 per cent.

“Those figures can represent the work of

a small group of prolific offenders. Our challenge is to identify those individuals and take them out of circulation. In recent weeks we have taken into custody a number of people who will feature heavily in those statistics.”

Steve says the decline in overall crime could be attributed to the prevention model of policing. “Our focus has been on preventing crime and crashes from happening and I think we’ve made some really positive progress.”

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Georgia Haenga falls into the mud during the Honest Annual Mud Run in Monaco on Sunday.

Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Filthy fundraiser gets down and dirty Hundreds of keen people took the opportunity of getting down and dirty on Sunday at the Honest Lawyer Annual Mud Run, and luckily enough the local volunteer fire brigade was on hand to wash them down.

The second year of the event saw “a few hundred” people run through knee deep mud

around Monaco, raising money for the Stoke Volunteer Fire Brigade. Event spokesperson Ingrid Nicholls says the event was first created as a means to bring the community together.

“And what better way than actually focussing on a charity.

There’s no one more deserving than some of the volunteers so we thought why not help out the

Stoke Volunteer Fire Brigade,” he says. “The great thing is we don’t make it too long so it’s an event the entire family can do from preschoolers through to grandparents. That’s the beauty of it really, the fact anyone of any age can do it.”

Ingrid says numbers were up for this year’s event and hoped that trend would continue.

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Broadgreen joins heritage week The Broadgreen historic house is joining in the celebrations during heritage week by marking its origins as a farmhouse with an educational exhibition.

The house will open its doors for the Best in Show exhibition this weekend which is designed to showcase the farming heritage embedded in its history.

Broadgreen house was orginally used as a 100 acre mixed farm by first owner local

businessman Edmund Buxton, who had a special interest in farming. His interest in breeding acorn eating pigs is said to be the reason why there are so many oak trees on the site and his passion soon developed into a thriving and important part of Nelson’s rural industry, buying and selling to local farms.

When Broadgreen was sold in 1900 to the Langbein family the rural tradition

continued as the land became an apple orchard until 1965. Broadgreen was also landmarked for many years by a large grain silo, a testament to the cropping history of the farm.

The public is encouraged to visit the Best in Show, Harvesting the Fields of Broadgreen exhibition which will be open from April 6 through to May 5 from 10.30am to 4.30pm every day.

Adult entry is $6, seniors $5 and children $2.

Heritage week runs from April 13 to 21 and will feature different events and exhibitions around this years theme of harvest and transport.

To find out more about the different events and locations showcasing Nelson’s history visit www.itson.co.nz/2013/4911heritage-week-2013.

Residents push council for crossing support

Addo Mulders Snr at the Basin Reserve on Rocks Rd where he wants a refuge to be built for those trying to cross the road. Photo: Andrew Board.

A petition supporting a refuge on Rocks Rd has been handed to Nelson City councillors at the same time they debate another crossing less than a kilometre away.

At a council meeting last Thursday Addo Mulders Snr spoke to the councillors about the need for a refuge in the middle of Rocks Rd. He says people often park in the Basin Reserve and have to “run the gauntlet” to try to get to the other side in heavy traffic. The petition was organised by a Neighbourhood Support group in the area and had 101 signatures on it. Addo says he wants the councillors to negotiate with the owners of the road – New Zealand Transport Agency

– for the refuge, similar to the one further down the road at Wakefield Quay.

At the same meeting residents further along Rocks Rd, towards Tahuna, told councillors that plans for a refuge there should be scrapped.

They urged the councillors to reconsider their support of the project, saying the loss of 13 car parks would stop some people from swimming and fishing at a popular spot.

Addo told the Nelson Weekly they were two separate issues and he hoped the council would consider the petition and “make the road safer for local people and tourists”.

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Jesper Sanderson, 7, takes part in the fun and games put on at Burrell Park during Stepping Out in Tahunanui on Sunday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

Community steps out More than 500 people stepped out on Sunday to experience all that Tahunanui has to offer.

The event saw different sports clubs and businesss offer up the chance to try something new for free, with mini golf, bmx, yoga and tai chi just some of the activities that people were able to have a go at.

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Pop up seating is coming to Bridge St after councillors decided to put money towards the project last week.

The relocatable seating will feature a deck, seating and some planters and will cover the area of one car park.

It will be rolled out on Bridge St this year and is seen as a short-term solution to beautify the area.

The council committed $12,000 towards the project which is “in no way” a replacement for the proposed Bridge St upgrade which is earmarked for the next financial year, says mayor Aldo Miccio.

“The feeling around the council table was that we wanted to try out a new approach that would offer some improvement to Bridge St now, as we know it will be a while until we get the full upgrade underway. This creative solution will use a minimum of space and minimum budget.”

The design has been sketched by artist and councillor Mike Ward and if successful the council says it could

be used anywhere around the city.

Business owners on Bridge St are keen on the idea, according to Aldo. “Our initial discussions with some business owners have been really positive. Some have already volunteered to have the new seating area in front of their premises.”

Councillor Rachel Reese says there are better ways to spend $12,000 and she thought there should have been better consultation with more Bridge St businesses.

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‘Eco-village’ spots for sale

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The last two blocks of land in Nelson’s own “eco-village” are now for sale, five years after the village was established.

The Braemar Eco Village is on the site of the old Braemar Children’s Hospital, behind Waimea Rd and is the brainchild of Nelson man Kim Merry, before he passed away just a year after it was bought. The village features nine plots of land with each of its owners also owning a stake in the common area which is used for gardens, stock, orchards and community buildings.

Resident Annabel Norman says the six original owners have now legally subdivided the land, allowing for two new plots to be sold.

“We wanted a better legal structure than the old communes where everybody shares the land. So that everybody has title to their section and the common area has been set up into a company and everybody has an equal share of that. So it becomes easier for people to come in and buy out of it.”

The 4.4 hectare eco village is a mixture of old buildings from when Nelson College owned the land, to new eco-friendly, state of the art houses. It has around a dozen hens, vegetable gardens and fruit trees, some sheep and a cow. The eco-village is within walking distance of the city, with views of the mountains and the sea, and with plenty of land to develop orchards, grazing and communal gardens.

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Annabel Norman at a plot of land for sale at the Braemar Eco Village. Insert: The village’s sign that greets visitors. Photos: Andrew Board. land right in the city became available,” says Annabel. “Philosophically we all want to live a sustainable but realistic life. Most of us work off site in a range of professions and we wanted to be quite clear on ownership and on an exit strategy.”

The village already has plenty of tenants including Fulton Hogan, the Nelson Envi-

ronment Centre and yoga classes in an old building. And it has a meeting space in an old horse stables, also owned by the village.

The two sections are on the market, waiting for the right people to come along and join the Braemar eco-dream, says Annabel.

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Spending still on the rise Spending in Nelson was up again in March, despite the traditionally slow Easter weekend falling in that month for the first time in three years.

Nelson recorded a 2.6 per cent increase in spending compared with March last year, according to the latest figures released by Paymark this week. While that increase is modest, Paymark CEO Simon Tong says Good Friday and Easter Sunday both fell in March and they are traditionally two of the slowest spending days of the year.

“Often because these days are in quick succession, it can have a slowdown effect on the overall spending growth for that month.”

In March, $80.4 million was spent through the Paymark network in Nelson, up from $78.3 last year.

Simon says the Easter impact was obvious across all sectors. “However, when you compare the Easter spending period with the five days of Easter in April 2012 we actually had a much more positive result, with spending up $48 million or 8.8 per cent nationally.”

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Museum exhibition now open

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The new exhibition at the Nelson Provincial Museum offically opened on Saturday with early visitors giving it a resounding pass mark.

Roman Machines was offically opened by museum CEO Peter Millward and exhibition chief Luigi Rizzo on Friday with it opening to the public on Saturday.

For Bede Dodd-Edgar, 7, of Atawhai, being one of the first to go through the exhibition was “cool” and he says

he was excited to explore the exhibition with his father Kevin after becoming interested in ancient Rome after reading a book. Kevin held a special interest in the exhibition too as an engineer and says it is amazing to be able to see something like it in Nelson. “We are both fascinated.”

Roman Machines has come from Italy and will feature in four New Zealand venues including Nelson. The exhibition features 50 different elements with 30 of those being interactive which Peter says is a big drawcard for

those wanting to get up close and personal with some of the most famous machines in history. “We are presenting a highly interactive exhibition.

It is really a chance for people to get their hands on a piece of history.”

Peter says he expects more than 15,000 people will pass through the doors to view the exhibition and he has already had huge interest from local schools, with 2500 kids booked in to view it.

Roman Machines will be at the Nelson Provincial Museum until June 30.

Bede Dodd-Edgar, 7, with father Kevin explore Roman Machines. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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Nelson’s model trains have been given the once over ahead of this weekend’s night time train rides and train driver Noel Dyer says he is looking forward to the crowds of families set to climb aboard.

The annual event is put on by the Nelson Society of Modellers members on the first weekend of daylight savings as a fun event for the community.

Each year the event attracts more than 1000 people, most of whom head down in their pyjamas to experience “the thrill of the trains at night time” says Noel.

“We do it for the sheer enjoyment of playing with the trains at night time, seeing the little kids smiling. We are big kids ourselves really.”

You can catch a ride on one of the model trains this Saturday down at the Nelson Society of Modellers at Tahunanui Beach between 6pm and 9pm, $1 per person.

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Having a party/event/function? Call our photographer 548 4949 or 027 548 4948 Sarah Holloway and Shannen Holland at Jaime’s 21st birthday at Liquid NZ Bar.

Chella Ewers, Cara Huxford, Aimee Macilwee and Chloe Tuck at Hope Baker’s 21st birthday.

We went to the official opening of Stevens Orchard Lawyers new premises on Main Rd Stoke on Friday night.

On Saturday Hope Baker celebrated her 21st birthday at the Stoke Fire Station and Jaime Best enjoyed her 21st party at Liquid NZ Bar. Remember, if you’d like us to come and take photos give us a call on 548 4949 or you can email us at editorial@nelson weekly.co.nz.

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Kevin Barker and Nathan Van Gelder at Hope’s 21st on Saturday night.

Mitchell Wilson and Yvonne Watson celebrating the opening of Stevens Orchard Lawyers new premises.

Nicky Grimes and Michelle Duggan at the opening of Stevens Orchard Lawyers new premises.

Catch up with us on Jimmy Trevuvza with Molly Fahrni at Jaime’s 21st birthday.

Jess and Hope Baker celebrating Hope’s 21st on Saturday night.

Sam Allen and Melanie Lancaster at the opening of Stevens Orchards Lawyers new premises.

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We have a team of strong and diverse individuals, sometimes opposing, but most definitely working together.

Aldo is an excellent facilitator and gets the best out of people in order to find solutions. The collegiality that we have in Council really is the best it’s been for some years.”

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“I believe that to have three different Mayors in three consecutive terms would not be in the best interests of Nelson. Aldo has the best of intentions for the City and has worked hard for all sectors of the Community. He is positive, energetic and receptive to considering new initiatives and ways of working; attributes which I believe are essential given the unsettled economic landscape and changes to the Local Government environment.”

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about community spirit and he was pleased to see yet another local organisation benefit from the generosity of the local community.

Health School teacher Helen Trevena says she was blown alway when approached by Prince Albert locals and asked if they could use funding. "It is such a kind gesture and it is amazing that they are doing this for the community. Some of these kids are really sick and isolated from society, their friends and family, so this will make such a huge difference in the lives of these students."

Peter McCoy, also a Health School teacher thanked the efforts of everyone who participated. "It's fantastic and I can already think of several kids who will immediately benefit from this."

Tim Spear won the tri-egg-athon, entered with his family and says they took part because they liked how community minded the event was.

"We are local so we thought we would get involved. It is a great event."

Mike says the next Prince Albert Shield challenge would hopefully be held in six months.

Over the years we’d been together, Jill jokingly asked me to marry her on more than one occasion. The next time she asked, I wanted to make sure that I had the right answer - and the ring - ready.

Taking notes over the years on Jill’s jewellery likes (notes were needed as a bloke’s memory is not the best when it comes to this sort of thing), I wandered into Jens Hansen one lunch time and in an unprecedented show of romanticism, I set the ball rolling on the design and creation of a stunning diamond solitaire ring.

Having the surprise ring in my possession, and ready waiting for the next time that Jill would pop the question proved to be very difficult and it’s fair to say that I gave in, not wanting to wait any longer. An early stroll one Saturday morning saw us walk to the top of the centre of New Zealand, and hidden in my backpack was the ring along with a champagne breakfast.

At the summit I dropped to one knee (not quite due to exhaustion) and asked Jill to ask me the one question that she’d repeatedly asked in the past.

Jill asked, I said yes, Jill’s jaw hit the floor when presented with the ring and one or two onlookers clapped and that’s where the happy story should have ended.

However, the drama was still to unfold and the proposal morning progressed from an exciting first proposal on the top of the Centre of NZ, to a tipsy champagne breakfast, to forgetting that

Jill Williams and Adam Womersley. fingers sometimes shrink in the cold, to a foolish champagne fuelled request to check if the ring would stay put if Jill shook her hand, to seeing the ring fly off her finger, bounce off the path and into the scrub, to rapid sobering up and paniconly-just-held-in-check, to desperate treasure hunting and thoughts of metal detectors and insurance numbers.

After what felt like an age of heart-stopping scratching through the undergrowth, and with the help of some kind strangers, I found the ring lying under some brambles, held it up high, and asked Jill if she'd marry me - again.

Two proposals in one morning, and both times they were answered with a very happy and relieved "yes".

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Tri-egg-athon raises cash for local school The pub charity event that started over a few beers last year has raised more than $1100 for a local organisation that helps sick children.

After the success of their fundraising efforts in December, Prince Albert Hotel locals came out in force to take part in a tri-egg-athon, the second Prince Albert Shield challenge aimed at raising funds for a local charity.

The tri-egg-athon featured a run, a cycle and an egg and spoon race and attracted 30 entrants who took part in the teams event.

The funds raised through the event went to purchasing the Nelson Health School an i-Pad to use as an educational tool. Health School is a nationwide school which caters to acutely ill children from age five to 18 who cannot attend school due to severe health or mental health issues. The Nelson school has two trained teachers who visit up to 30 students in hospital or at home a week to keep them up to date with school work and ensure they do not fall behind.

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Prince Albert Hotel owners Mike Walker and Naiane Denardin present Tim Spear and his wife Jung-ja with the charity shield. The couple participated as a family in the pub's tri-egg-athon which raised funds for an i-Pad to Nelson's Health School teachers Helen Trevena and Peter McCoy. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

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$2000 for fish & chip tables: Bloody stupid.

Bonnie-Ryan Fairbrother. $2000 for some tables and seats? Hmm. Danny Raymond.

It's over the top. It's kind enough of them to put them out for people.

Jessie Marie Tudor.

That's bit over the top but dosen't suprise me with Nelson, nothing is free these days.

Mandy Stewart.

Never ask the NCC, just do it! Diana McClelland

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That's what you get for being honest and trying to do the right thing!! Totally stupid!!

Katherine Batty.

The local councils really want small businesses to do so well don't they?? And of course that is sarcasm! Isn't there enough businesses struggling at the moment without these sorts of extra costs.

Nicky Williams.

I read your article about the $2000 fish 'n chip shop table with interest.

I think if the picnic tables are not impeding pedestrians and are placed on the grassed area that the business owners say they maintain then I can't see what problem that would cause. If people decided to sit on their bums on the grass to eat their fish n chips, which I suspect happens now on sunny days, would the council also object to that and move them along? I doubt it. I believe there does need to be some control of business using council controlled areas otherwise there would be a free-for-all resulting in a big mess, perhaps some good agreements and discretion could be implemented in cases similar to this one to enable a happy outcome for all.

Eric McPherson.

The council charges $1000 if you want to alter your washing line,what do u expect? Philip Garnett.

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Good idea for more things in Nelson. Aleisha Brunell.

There only one road up there, right by our house. So even though its awesome, gonna be annoying our quiet street becoming busier. Angela O'Regan.

Fantastic idea, should have been done years ago! Beats riding a bike all the way to the top too. Allan Jones.

Personally I like walking and tramping up there it's awesome.

How many lazy people now won't bother.... just saying. Louise Armstrong.

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editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz text: 027 UR VOICE facebook.com/nelsonweekly www.nelsonweekly.co.nz If it's state highway then why is I have been reading the Weekly NCC getting involved? (Via text). and am astounded that the council want payment for them to have seating for their customers. We not only have locals, Gondola a good idea?

About time someone come up with but what about all the holiday people that the idea. Barry Mortimer. go to the beach, what is wrong with our council is this money grabbing or what?

Why not? Show off this beautiful Keep fighting them boys and good luck..... place. Katie-May Wastney.

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Duck shooting: Regarding the article on getting your 'eye in' ready for duck shooting. Towards the end of the article Neil Simpson says that there are not many ducks in the area any more, and he blames changes in agriculture and then adds that there is still plenty to shoot. This may be, in part, true but did he stop to think that maybe hunters are shooting too many also.

I walk and bike a lot in the area and have noticed that there is very little bird life on

brought to you by our waters and this is a great pity. We have a pair of paradise ducks that visit our property regularly, they are beautfiul birds and great characters - why anyone would want to take their lives for "fun" is beyond me.

It is like with whitebaiting, and the fishing business, people complain that there isn't as much out there anymore but don't stop and think that maybe if they didn't catch etc this year, that next year there would be more stock. It is thoughtless and greedy. I would like to think that there is bird life for us all to enjoy for years to come.

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has arrived early or delivered to your accommodation to be can afford, offering ready for your check in. With this peace of mind you know a unique layby system that allows parents to take anything you rent out or buy will not only suit your baby, but away the car seat that best suits their needs without will meet all standards required within New Zealand. compromising safety due to budget.

Craig Smith owner of Baby On The Move Nelson says the “Our layby system works on a lease to buy basis. move to make child restraints mandatory for children aged You put down a deposit and get to walk away with up to 7 comes as a welcome relief to himself and his staff, who the car seat straight away, so the parents get what he says know all too well they want and need for the dangers of having chiltheir baby without havdren in the wrong seat, or ing to worry about the not at all. financial strain. It makes “New Zealand’s main issue it a lot more affordable when it comes to child fato get a car seat that can talities on our roads is intransition from new born correct child restraints that to toddler, clip in and out aren’t suitable for either of the car and cater to the Call in and see Rachel Cooper, part of the experienced the child or the vehicle. baby in more ways than team at Baby On The Move for everything you need for The change will definitely one.” your baby. keep our kids a lot safer.”

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Each week photos from the Nelson Provincial Museum’s “glass plate” collection will run in Nelson Weekly and Waimea Weekly.

Left: Lawrence. Nelson Provincial Museum, Tyree Studio Collection: 33015. Below: Johnston House, 349 Wakefield Quay. Nelson Provincial Museum, Tyree Studio Collection: 32913.

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

Paul Shutte and Andy Farmer are on the search for fellow Nelsonians to join them on their Habitat for Humanity trip to Vietnam in August. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Volunteers sought for Vietnam build Habitat for Humanity is like a bug and once you’ve got it, you can’t stop. That’s the words coming from Andy Farmer and Paul Shutte, who are preparing for another overseas journey to help build homes for those in need.

Andy and Paul are searching for 15 open-minded, willing Nelson volunteers to join them and 150 Kiwis in Vietnam in August. The location for the build will be in Tien Giang, an area prone to flooding. Residents in the area cannot afford to constantly repair their homes and it is hoped the 25 new homes will transform the community.

The pair first got involved in Habitat for Humanity during a trip to Nepal and say it has been a real eye opener. “For me I would’ve never gone to

these places unless I was on a Habitat-type build.

It’s a different way to visit a country and you get involved within the local community,” says Andy.

“We’ve both got the bug, we both wanted to do more and now we’re team leaders and hope to take a team from Nelson as part of the New Zealand contingent. This is a great excuse to travel.”

While it’s labour intensive, Paul says volunteers are not required to have any particular skills.

“It’s not technical building but it is pretty labour intensive because you’re mixing the cement by hand. You just have to be prepared to get stuck in and get dirty.”

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Nelson students stick by Christchurch Lauren Wafer-Kiddle

More than two years on and the effects of the earthquakes are still evident amongst Nelson students living and studying in Christchurch.

Since September 2010, there has been a total of 11,733 earthquakes recorded in the Canterbury region. Although the activity has decreased, as of late, the constant stressors are still managing to affect students in Christchurch.

For many, 2011 was their first year at Canterbury University. However, what they didn’t know was that the February 22 earthquake was a sequence of many large earthquakes they would encounter over the next two years and a half.

Just one day into his studies, past Nayland College student Stephen Roberts did not know how to react when the lecture room he was in started shaking. “I [had] just started my first class [at Canterbury University]. I was in the commerce building, which is still closed. I just remember the lecturer had just got up to speak, we had our introduction and all of a sudden she was falling over and everyone was screaming. Parts of the ceiling collapsed and we got out of our lecture [theatre] to find glass and bits of concrete everywhere,” he says.

Past Waimea College student Benjamin Buckendahl was on the second floor of the twelve storey James Hyde Library, which was closed for several weeks after the earthquake. “The ground was shaking so hard that I actually had to stop and collect my balance.”

Canterbury University closed that day and did not reopen until March 14. From then on, students and lecturers were forced to

Nelson students studying in Christchurch are from left; Stephen Roberts, Jared Van De Geest, Jessica Thomas, Benjamin Buckendahl, Kimberley Harris, Seung-woo Hong and Samara Doole. Photo: Lauren Wafer-Kiddle. work in tents in carparks around the University.

Assessment and exam schedules had to be changed as the first term went from six weeks to less than four weeks. Students, who were still struggling, mostly with post traumatic stress disorder and anxiety, were offered compassionate consideration, something that Megan Gibson took up. “[The earthquakes] affected my grades heaps. I found every time there was a little aftershock during lectures, [when I was] studying or in exams, I just couldn’t think,” she says.

Two years on, Megan is starting to realise the psychological effect the earthquakes had on her. “At the time, I think I was unaware how bad it affected me psychologically. It has made me more anxious and stressed, in previous situations where I would have been fine.”

Stephen described the earthquakes as emotionally draining. “Every time you pick yourself up, the next one comes along.”

However, the earthquakes have caused other problems at Canterbury University with some courses being cancelled and forcing students to look elsewhere.

Tal Meser has to spend his final year in Wellington, after his “Operations Research major got cut without any offer to finish the third year. If UC hadn't dropped my course, I would've stayed.”

Leaving was not an option for many Nelson students who wanted to show their commitment to Christchurch and the rebuild.

Although the past few years may have been difficult for these students, “people are trying to cope and look past the hazards and damage,” says Stephen.

“You are making yourself part of the rebuild of the university and Christchurch.”

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Who is Russells Curtains & Blinds?

Russells Curtains & Blinds specialise in mobile curtain and blind consultation, design and installation services. We have the best selection of drapes, curtains and blinds in New Zealand. From consultation and design to installation, Russells Curtains & Blinds will provide all your window furnishing needs.

What parts of Nelson do you service?

Our mobile drape, curtain and blind service can come to you. Whether you are in Nelson, Richmond, Murchison, Hira or Golden Bay, we cover the entire Nelson region to bring you a superb selection of the best fabrics, drapes, curtains, tracks and blinds.

Why should I choose Russells Curtains & Blinds?

We can guarantee excellent service and superior results with our modern, well-equipped workroom, and experienced, knowledgeable staff. Our trained team will install your drapes, curtains and blinds to the highest standard and we offer a 24-month warranty on all our workmanship for your peace of mind.

How long have Freeman Roofing been around?

We are a Nelson based company, established in 1969, manufacturing steel roofing, cladding and accessories for the building trade. Over the years Freeman Roofing has stayed true to its roots and continues to develop its roofing product to meet and exceed market requirements, making it a true Roofing Specialist.

What kind of styles and colours do you have?

We have Corrugate, Six Rib, Five Rib, Multi Rib and Rainwater. Some of these are also suitable for cladding and fencing. There is also a great range of colours to choose from. Check out our website www.freemanroofing.co.nz or give us a call on 5443108.

Can you fit my roof from start to finish or do I need to organise other contractors?

With an experienced Supply and Fix department, Freeman Roofing is able to offer a total roofing solution from residential re-roofs to new builds. Freeman Roofing has developed a keen ability to understand our customers’ needs and deliver quality products and services on time at a competitive price.

Who is Ray Rennie Automotive?

When you think cars, think Ray Rennie Automotive. Locally owned and operated our Tahunanui business offers repairs, products and services for both personal and commercial vehicles.

I’m having car troubles. What kind of services can you provide?

Bring your vehicle in and we’ll sort it. Whether it’s a wheel alignment or full brake service, our experienced team use state of the art diagnostic equipment and offer a range of services to get your car back on the road. With the only auto trans flush machine in Tahuna and a new air conditioning regassing machine, Ray Rennie Auto is the one stop shop when it comes to your car. We also stock a range of budget and premium tyres to suit all makes and models of vehicle.

Why should I use Ray Rennie Automotive?

If you want quality automotive repairs for your safety and peace of mind, call Ray Rennie Automotive. Ray has spent many years as a qualified mechanic and strives to ensure a job is done on time and to the highest standard possible. His reputation for doing whatever it takes to see you right along with fast, friendly customer service will blow you away.

Why should I choose Marsden House to farewell my loved one?

For over 150 years we been providing the Nelson community with professional care and understanding when saying goodbye. With four generations of family involvement in the local business, Marsden House have helped many local people celebrate and acknowledge the death of a loved one, supporting family and friends through the grieving process. A funeral at Marsden House is arranged carefully and with sensitivity to express the feelings and fulfill the needs of those attending and all requirements can be catered to.

Someone I love has passed away and they had a very clear idea of what they wanted at their funeral. Can you cater to suit?

We offer personalised, individual care to suit your needs. We can easily help you plan an appropriate funeral service including details such as a casket, hearse, suitable premises and appropriate staff as per your requests.

I have a funeral to plan but have no idea how to go about it. Can you help?

Our qualified and experienced staff can help whether you have just lost a loved one and are deciding what to do next or you are planning your own funeral. We have a wide range of services and facilities to assist you and your family when your need it most and offer a variety of flexible options to take the responsibility off your hands.

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How long should my dentures last?

It depends on the wearer and the materials used, but generally between 6 to 10 years. Over time, changes naturally occur in the mouth and supporting tissues.

Bone recession, jaw related issues and general wear of the teeth all factor into the optimum life of dentures. At Nelson Denture Clinic we use the best quality materials and techniques to ensure your dentures last as long as possible.

What are the signs of worn dentures?

Overclosing of the jaw, characterised by pronounced creases in the corners of the mouth where rashes may occur, tip of the nose and chin closer together, jaw sliding forward, lack of lip support and dentures feeling loose are all signs that your dentures need to be checked.

How often should my dentures be checked?

Just like natural teeth it is advisable to have your dentures checked annually.

Early detection and addressing potential problems can prolong the life of your dentures and avoid chronic jaw related issues which can affect your appearance and ability to eat certain foods. At Nelson Denture Clinic we are expert at detecting and solving your denture problems. We offer free check ups so don’t hesitate to take advantage of this offer.

Who is Stevens Orchard Lawyers and where are you?

We are a long standing firm that was established in 1935 and has just kept growing in leaps and bounds. We offer qualified advice on legal matters from our friendly and highly competent staff. We have just moved from Strawbridge Square to our lovely new premises at 459 Main Road, Stoke with plenty of parking at the rear of the building.

Why should I choose Steven Orchards Lawers to help me with my legal issues?

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It has been one year since Jason and Ally says community causes are at the Ally fell in love with and converted heart of the Villa and they are keen to the Villa into the busy cafe it is today support the different clubs and iniand they would love to say a huge tiatives as much as possible with the thank you for the support they have team looking forward to the Great received from their customers and Taste Cycle Trail officially opening in suppliers.

Wakefield in the near future. The book It has been a whirlwind first year but swap that supports the Nelson HosAlly says the team have enjoyed it eve- pice has had incredible support and ry step of the way. “We’ve been really Ally says the initiative will continue busy and have had after an amazing great fun along the $278 was raised way. We’ve met for the cause last some lovely people year. Bring along and we really enyour well thumbed joy what we do.” favourite novel to “I love the yester take part, it works year charm of the on a bring one in, Villa, it has really take one home proven to be the policy along with perfect setting for a gold coin donathe tearooms.” tion which will go Visiting the Wakestraight to the Nelfield Villa Teason Hospice. rooms and GiftThe team welcome shop is a great new and existing Wakefield Villa Tearooms and experience, cuscustomers to call Giftshop owner Ally Preller with tomers can enjoy in this week and barista Soo Kneebone. a chat with the enjoy a 20% disfriendly staff and it is the perfect spot count available from Thursday April to take time out and enjoy a tranquil 11 through to Sunday April 14 to help setting. Sit in the lush garden or relax them celebrate their birthday. Don’t inside the tearooms listening to music forget Mother’s Day is almost upon from way back that will get those toes us too so why not book a high tea for tapping. your special mum? Prior bookings Whether you want to enjoy a light will be essential due to limited spaces. lunch, morning or afternoon tea, The Villa is handy to the centre of swing by and grab a take away coffee Wakefield with plenty of parking or sit and stay a while with a sweet available and easy wheelchair access. treat, the Wakefield Villa Tearooms The tearooms are dog friendly and and Giftshop offers a great selection the children’s play area can keep litof delicious sweet and savoury items. tle ones entertained. You will find the All food on the menu is cooked tearooms open from Tuesday through on site by talented chef Iain, while Sunday 9 til 4pm and the giftshop Soo and Ally the baristas make an is open Tuesday through Sunday amazing hot drink using Toxic and 10.30am til 4pm Pomeroy tea and coffee. Renee works Call in and see the team at the Wakein the tearooms and alongside Linda field Villa Tearooms and Giftshop for and Nicole in the giftshop, which has fantastic food along with an experibeen a huge success. ence you’ll want to savour. Take a Bursting with gifts the shop has some- browse and enjoy lunch in the sun, thing for every occasion, handmade find a treat for yourself or the perfect goods such as paintings, teddy bears, gift for friends and family. pottery and cards by talented locals Find them on facebook or head out to can be found amongst the special 14 Whitby Way Wakefield, Nelson.

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Lioness club earns top award

The Harbour Master’s • Four container ships (two large ones), a deep draught log ship, a car carrier, a general carrier for steel and timber, and seventeen large fishing vessel movements around the port was the main shipping activity.

• Many thanks to Port Nelson for moving the container ship out early on Wednesday as many yachts were becalmed in the cut at 1800 and the early movement avoided the conflict and allowed a race to continue.

Wednesday night was the last race of this series and it surprised many that the wind dropped from over 25knots at 4pm to less than 5 at 6pm and changed to from the south. Such is the possible pattern over winter so all are advised to watch the weather as it can blow up just as fast as it fades away.

• Two metre seas and strong winds over the Easter weekend caught a few of the unwary out, fortunately there was no casualties over the weekend.

• The cold is the other creeping killer and with the advent of winter hours upon us, daylight saving finished Sunday April 7, the days are shorter and the darkness of night advances quickly. Don’t allow yourself to get cold, dress warmly and wear your lifejacket. You must also have lights on your vessel regardless of what type it is so please make sure you have the right lights and are easily seen.

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Presenting the award was Zone Chairman Lion John Rodger and accepting on behalf of the Lioness Club of Nelson, President Yvonne Kleiven.

A local Lioness club has been awarded a trophy for excellence which has been discribed as a “great honour”.

The Lioness Club of Nelson was awarded the Iain Drewett Memorial Trophy, which is awarded for “excellence in Lionism”.

The trophy is given to Lions, Lioness and Leo clubs in the top of the south, including Christchurch and the West Coast, or district 202E.

The Lioness Club of Nelson received their award for all the fundraising and charity events that they have participated in over the last 12 months – including a $25,000 donation to Ronald McDonald House in Wellington for an expressing room for mothers.

They were also acknowledged for the GoZone at Tahunanui Beach and most recently a $1500 donation to the Nelson Rescue Helicopter Trust.

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Tasman Classic pushes top cyclists

Nelson cyclist Karen Fulton climbs the Spooners Range in the second round of the Benchmark Homes, Tasman Classic Cycling Series. Photo: Blair Hall/Imagepress.co.nz.

Full time triathlete Tom Davison had his best road racing result winning the second round of Benchmark Homes Elite Cycling Series in Nelson over the weekend, the Tasman Classic, with an impressive display of climbing in the last 500 metres.

Tom won the 132 kilometre race in three hours and twenty four minutes, making his winning move at the top of a tough 20 percent final climb that led to the finishing line, leaving Tom Hubbard, Tim Rush and Scott Thomas unable to match his climbing over the final 200 metres.

“We were all looking after Robin [Reid], who was clearly our team leader, but his legs were pretty stuffed after his solo effort in winning the GrapeRide yesterday, so the team started looking after both of us and it paid of,” says Tom. The course had several tough climbs, including the four kilometre long Spooners saddle, and this was where the first significant breaks occurred which saw a group of six riders get away to be chased by another bunch of 14 riders which included the series elite leader Brad Evans.

Two teams members of the New Zealand team's pursuit squad that finished fifth in London, Jamie Nielsen and Lauren Ellis, combined to escape from the

field early on, establishing a lead of over seven minutes at one stage, until Lauren outclimbed Jamie to win in three hours and three minutes, and claim the series overall leaders jersey. “We managed to get away after the first climb and it felt like we were back on the track really, in the TP (team pursuit) racing with each other, just lapping it out until the finish and then it was everyone for themselves and I managed to get the win, so it was great,” says Lauren.

Jill Ellison of the Tasman Wheelers says from a club’s point of view, the event went extremely well. “The weather was perfect and the racing was exciting.

The residents of Totara View Rd came out to watch the finish and were very welcoming and tolerant of us taking over the top of their road for which we thank them,” she says. “It was a long day for the people doing the work (13 hours for most of us) but well worth it when an event goes as well as this one and for the level of racing it brought to our area. For the first time Opus who manage the State Highways in our area and TDC allowed us to set up our traffic management operations to stop the traffic as the races were going through key intersections which worked very well for all concerned. We very much appreciate their cooperation."

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Stoke loose-forward Lilo Savea off-loads the ball in the tackle of Waimea's Tristram Nelson halfback Loui Harvey dives over to score a first half try against Wanderers on Hoddy and Josh Rutledge. Photo: Andrew Board.

Saturday. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Stoke, Nelson record first up losses Andrew Board and Phillip Rollo The club rugby season started with a hiss on Saturday, unfortunately for Nelson and Stoke it was the country teams making all the noise.

Accessman Stoke travelled to Richmond to take on fierce rivals Waimea Old Boys but were stung by the try-scoring nous of fullback James Lowe, who bagged a hattrick.

Down 20-0 after 20 minutes, Stoke made a better fist of the second half scoring two tries by the three quarter mark and closing the gap to just four points.

Peter Grigg expects to be title favourites.

“I believe they’re going to be the team to be chasing after this year. They seem to be well organised as a club and as a team, they were well prepared,” he says.

Nelson have lost a host of top players with flanker Shane Christie joining Tom Marshall at the Crusaders, Tasman Makos Andrew Goodman and Robbie Malneek have gone to ply their trade in Europe while another core group of experienced players including James Foster, James Hadfield, Jake Cooley, Dan Hyatt, Steve Alfed and Kim Bateman have all gone elsewhere.

But their run came too late and Waimea scored a late try to win the game 30-19.

Stoke coach Willem Van Niekerk says he had some "loud words" with his players at half time but was happy with how they fought back in the second half.

"They showed character and that was pleasing. I was very happy with how we came back into the game."

In Brightwater, a depleted Nelson side lost 39-19 to Wanderers after going the entire 2012 season unbeaten.

Despite holding their own in the first half, Nelson fell behind against the side coach

But even with the considerable number of departures, Peter says the side was still confident it could beat Wanderers and praised the efforts of first five James Lash.

“We were unbeaten last year so we’ve got a winning mentality but we also have to be realistic going forward. Regardless of what team we put out I think there will always be pressure on Nelson to perform and there is always that expectation.”

He says the side struggled at lineout time, and spent a lot of the match on defence, which means the set-piece will be the key focus at training over the next two weeks.

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The first dusting of snow has hit Mount Arthur and the air temperature has dropped a few degrees along with the sea temperature.

This means the fish will be thinking about moving out slowly into deeper water. Fortunately the Easter weather was pretty good and a lot of people got out fishing. We found that rod fishing for snapper was a bit slow and decided on the second day to deploy the longline, which is a great help to see if there are in fact any fish about. For those of you not familiar with how long lines work I will run you through the process.

Snapper generally feed while the tide is running. When long lining from boats or kayaks, sets over clear bottom parallel to rocky outcrops or coastline can yield good fish even when the water is clear. Normally, for small boats and kayaks, a 25 hook recreational longline requires just a 25cm hand spool which is compact and very easily handled.

On larger boats a 3:1 ratio geared beach reel can be fitted with an aluminium pipe around half a metre long to fit into a rod holder.

The first clip on the reel is clipped to a marker buoy with a flag or a large brightly coloured float and dropped over the back of the boat. Motoring along at between 500 and 800 revs, or about 4 or 5 knots, the dropper line peels off the reel or hand spool.

At the bottom end of the dropper line is a cord connecting the dropper line to the pre-stoppered hook section. In the centre of this cord a small loop is tied and provides for the placement of the first grapple.

The baited traces are removed from the rack and clipped over the mainline one at a time. Two stoppers are let to pass before the next trace is clipped on. Be careful to maintain your boat speed.

Speeding up will make it difficult to ensure the traces are connected securely and at the correct spacings.

Lenny Smith with two Tasman Bay snapper caught on a setline.

When the 25 traces have been connected to the mainline another grapple is attached to the second cord and the back dropper unwinds from the reel or hand spool. At the very end of the dropper another clips secures the line top the reel. Unclip it from the spool and attach the second float and then toss it over the back of the boat and leave the line to fish for an hour or so. To retrieve the longline simply motor back up to your first flag or float. As each trace is removed from the mainline they should be stored back on the trace rack ready for the next set. From our set we landed six 40cm brim which we otherwise wouldn’t have caught on the rods.

The spat farm has been fished hard over the last few months and it would appear that the big kingfish have been a bit shy and only rats have been sighted. The odd big snapper is still about but it seems that the fish might be slowly heading up the coastline. The fringes of the marine reserve in the Abel Tasman have also been fishing well with some nice tarakihi, brim and up to 40cm blue cod being taken.

Large schools of kahawai have been sighted underneath working birds and have been up to 3 kilos in size.

D’urville has seen groper now starting to be caught along with some huge kingfish.

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FC Nelson's Sam Wilson controls the ball Nelson College defender Harry Tod-Smith against Richmond at Jubilee Park on Satur- heads the ball clear during Saturday's game day. Photo: Andrew Board. against Wakefield. Photo: Phillip Rollo.

Strong start for Nelson teams in football comp Having seen enough of the bottom end of the ladder last year, Nelson College made sure it would spend the first weekend of the new season at the top of it, winning 6-1 against new boys Wakefield.

Wakefield have entered a side in the Nelson Pine Industries division one competition for the first time and despite the 5-1 half-time score line, Nelson College coach Dave Shaw believes the physical Wakefield side does have some potential. “To their credit they came out in the second half and made a real fist of it and pressured our boys better,” he says.

Dave says Wakefield sat off in the first half, allowing Nelson College to play its fluent passing game. “I guess it was a bit of an unknown as to what Wakefield were going to present so our focus was on ourselves and we went out there and got amongst it and played some lovely football.

The flow of passing and speed was probably a bit much for them in the first half.”

Midfielder Hal Fish had a strong game in front of a solid back four while new Solomon Island import Kevin Obed also impressed on debut.

“Kevin was influential in terms of being involved in two of the goals and setting one up himself, but it was an excellent team performance and

defensively we were resolute despite Wakefield having their fair share of possession.

In other results, FC Nelson Sprig & Fern drew 2-2 with AMI Nelson Suburbs at Guppy Park and FC Nelson NBS Colts went down 3-0 to Richmond Athletic at Jubilee Park. Colts coach Steve Bignall says the young team fought hard but were out-muscled by the more mature Richmond players.

"I thought we did ok, there are a lot of parts of our game where we are going to fall down because of the physicality. They battled away and lost 3-0 but it could have been worse. I was very pleased that they didn't throw the towel in. This year will be a very big learning curve for a lot of them."

Some of the players in the team are only 14 years old and Steve says they are nice footballers and he confident of seeing improvment throughout the season.

"My only worry is to keep them improving, if I can improve them I'll be happy. If at the end of the season we've picked up a couple of results we would have done really well. We're not looking at this season, it will be three years down the track for some of these guys but it is an important development time for them."

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Haven to host 'spectator friendly' sailing regatta Andrew Board Nelson’s two sailing clubs have joined forces to host the Burnsco Nelson Harbour Sailing Championship this weekend.

Boats from small optimists to 35 foot yachts will take part in the two-day event, which will be staged entirely within Nelson Haven, providing spectacular viewing for those on the shore.

Organsier Kevin Skelton says the regatta is a first but it’s good to have the Nelson Yacht Club and the Tasman Bay Cruising Club coming together for the event.

“It started just trying to get the two clubs working together so we thought ‘why not have the last weekend of sailing for the season for this race?’”

Teams will be selected on Friday night with each team featuring boats from different classes.

“We’d like to have it so adults sailing the big boats will be cheering on the young kids in their team and vice versa. It will hopefully create a good atmosphere and is a chance for people to see all sorts of boats racing in the harbour.”

Points from race wins across all classes will be added to find a winning team.

Map of where the racing will happen in Nelson Haven on Saturday and Sunday.

Viewing will be best anywhere along the waterfront from the Boat Shed to Sealord’s and Kevin says the Nelson Yacht Club, along with neighbouring restaurants will all be open.

“Some of the restaurants can provide some great places to have a meal while watching the racing in the harbour.”

Kevin says the idea behind the event is to bring sailing closer to the people and it will be held every year.

Racing starts at 11am and finishes at 5pm on Saturday and Sunday.

Anne Harvey of Nelson taking part in the Taylors Nelson Women's Triathlon on Sunday. Photo: Sinead Ogilvie.

383 local women complete triathlon The 26th Taylors Nelson Women’s Triathlon attracted hundreds of local women on Sunday where Bridie Edwards emerged as a name to watch in the future.

Bridie was out on her own and holding a commanding lead after the 5km run and also had Maitai Valley to herself heading up to the Motor Camp turnaround on her bike.

But it wasn’t long before Carol Cooper caught up and after the swim she was a comfortable winner.

It was a sweet victory for her having previously posted runner up and third placing, Elisabeth Hifenhaus securing

second place with Kim Waddell, Amber Lawson and Shanee Anderson close behind.

The walk title was always Wendy Healey’s to lose but her three discipline strengths showed as she easily retained her crown.

Lyn Smith may be a few moons older but she was fast enough to claim second as Gill Slater and Chante Whitehouse had a good battle for third, with Slater taking out the prize by a few strokes.

The Taylors Nelson Women’s Triathlon 2014 is scheduled for April 5 with all results from this years event available on nelsonevents.co.nz.

One of the Burnsco Nelson Harbour Sailing Championship organisers, Kevin Skelton, outside the Nelson Yacht Club, which will be headquarters for the regatta this weekend.

Photo: Andrew Board.

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TREASURE SEEKERS! Get a bargain at Melrose House Annual Vintage Treasure Sale daily 14-20 April 10am-4.30pm. Also Cake Icing demonstration Wed 17 April in The Parlour 10.30-11.30am. Gold coin donation. All proceeds used for restoration and maintenance of this historic house.

A SPECIAL TREAT "Train rides in the dark" a Night Run at Nelson Modellers track at Tahuna Pond on both Sat 13 & Sat 20 April from 6pm. Weather permitting.

Your contact Brenda 5445872 PILATES Weds Lunchtime Class - SPECIAL OFFER - 2 pilates classes for $10 (valid to new people only, book in before 24 April). 12.10 - 12.50pm, 67 Trafalger St Hall, Nelson. All equipment provided, book your mat with Sue 021 0344 109 MULTI hIRE vEnUE, the Art Zone, 26 Gloucester St, suitable for parties, workshops, book clubs, music groups, meetings of all kinds, dance and much much more.

Ph 021 855 647 DOWn MEMORY LAnE Nelson Male Voice Choir Anzac afternoon concert 2pm. Songs old and new featuring Sarah Stack and Jody MacDonald. Tickets $20, Under 18 - $5, under 10 - free STOKE SEnIORS: Weds 10 April, International speaker Firooz Zadeh to talk on Iranian Culture & his life experiences 1.30 pm. Thurs 11 April, The Golden Girls Anzac Show 1.30 pm. Stoke Seniors Hall, Main Rd, Stoke. Ph 547-2660, email: stokeseniors@xtra.co.nz AQUA-ThERAPY for Hip, Knee, Ankle, Shoulder, Back issues. Exercise professionals with you in warm water. Next course starts Thurs 16 May. Bookings Essential.

Call Angie Baker 547 0198 or 021330905 SAvE ThE ChILDREn FAIR Sat 13 April, Stoke Hall. 9-12noon something for everyone. Fruit & veges, plants & shrubs, baking homemade jams & pickles, adult & children's clothes, variety of household items, books, toys, games and lots more WAITAKI OLD BOYS ASSOCIATIOn GAThERInG Nelson Suburban Club 24 April 5.30pm National President attending. All welcome. Ph Oke Blaikie 548 6000 QUIZ nIGhT Fundraiser for Brightwater Playcentre. Postponed to 8 June 7pm Hope Community Church. Fantastic prizes! Heaps of spot prizes. $15 including supper. Fully licensed bar. EFTPOS available. Teams of up to 10 people. For tickets or more information contact Jill 541 0472 TOP OF ThE SOUTh MORRIS MInOR CLUB run to Ligar Bay, Sun 28 April. BYO Lunch. All welcome. Call Julie 547 3316 / Trevor 526 8884 by Fri 26 April nELSOn TRAMPInG CLUB invites you to join us this weekend for a new adventure exploring our beautiful backcountry & meet new people. Walks for all levels and fitness. Check our programme online for upcoming walks and club nights. www. nelsontrampingclub.org.nz ART EXhIBITIOn: 15 April, 3-7pm, the Boathouse. An art exhibition by visually impaired Anne Cassin. The art is for sale.

A third of the proceeds of those sold will be donated to Guide dog Services. Contact Anne Cassin 03 548 0054 FRESh FOCUS: Mon 15 April 10-11am Suburban Club, Tahunanui Dr. SPEAKER, Raconteur & musician Roger Lusby presenting "The Optimist". All welcome. $2 gold coin entry.

ATAWhAI PLAYCEnTRE GALA: 14 April 9am-1pm, food stalls, garage sale, bouncy castle & more. Stall bookings

available at $15, contact kyliend1@clear. net.nz or 5466215 TASMAn GOLDEn BAY SGCnZ 2013 Regional Secondary Schools Shakespeare Festival at Waimea College hall. Sat 13 April. Session 1 at 10am, Session 2 at 2pm, Results from 6pm. Public Welcome, door sale, door raffle. Call Anne 021 1123-890 YOGA In ATAWhAI: Clifton Terrace School 7-8:30pm (term time only), all levels welcome, experienced teacher. For info call Sue 5452565 or 0279 446492 email sue@wellbeingworldonline.com hOW ARE YOU? Ask yourself ... Are you stuck in one or many areas of your life?

Days fly by and soon the years pass and you’re still “waiting” Nothing much has changed. Learn about YOU, set yourself free and have more fun in your life. TAKE ACTION NOW - contact me today, for a complimentary 10 minute telephone conversation and a half hr introduction to coaching with me in person for just $25.

Contact Caron 021 1457 162 caronproctor@me.com www.lifecoachnelson.co.nz ITALIAn FOR BEGInnERS and for Intermediate Level students. A fun and practical ten week course for both levels in the basics of Italian pronunciation and communication-with a dash of culture and music. Wednesdays at Club Italia, 9 Trafalgar Street. Beginners-7 pm, Intermediate level-8pm. Next session begins 17 April. Bookings required. For enrolments or more info phone Joe Rifici 545-6046 nELSOn PETAnQUE CLUB: Wed & Sun 1.15pm Para Para Rd courts. All new members in April free Boules. 5489006 SCRABBLE every Saturday afternoon Suburban Club Phone 548 9006 FOREST & BIRD tree planting, Paremata Flats Reserve, Maori Pa Rd Cable Bay, every Wed, Sat, Sun 8-4 pm, 21750 trees to get planted. www.paremataflats.co.nz COUnTRY FAIR St John's Church Hira Sat 13 April 10am-3pm. Come & celebrate our 125th Anniversary. Stalls, refreshments, entertainment, games, vintage car rides. If wet, fair will be held Sun 14 April following Harvest Festival service at 10.30 am. Contact: Jan King - 545 2546 SUnDAY LIBRARY TALK Arch Barclay will talk about the hardworking Nelson gold miner George Fairweather Moonlight. 2pm 21 April, Elma Turner Library, Nelson. $2 entry. All welcome. Friends of the Nelson Library. Andrea 546 0403 A GLAMOUROUS EvEnInG at Old St John’s on Hardy Street supporting SASH Sexual Abuse Support and Healing. FEATURING Solo Hairdressing Hair-fashion show. PRESENTING: Benjamin Black Goldsmiths, Massage, Posh Puffs, Raffle Prizes and a Bar. Over $1100 worth of silent auction prizes inc a $600 Interislander Voucher, $350 Cloud Nine Hair straighteners and a stunning silver ring by Benjamin Black, plus fabulous gift baskets.All profits will be donated to SASH. $10 from Solo Hairdressing on Hardy Street or Life Coach Nelson. Contact Caron 021 1457 162 caronproctor@me.com BOATIES' CAR-BOOT SALE: Sun 21 April, 9am-12noon. Nelson Marina, Akerston St, follow signs. Tasman Bay Cruising Club invite you to turn your unwanted boat bits (& other unwanted items) into $$$. $5 per boot. Entry free. 021-250-7718 nEXT hEARInG CLInIC: Fri 12 April.

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FOREST & BIRD: Wed 10 April talk by Robin van Zoelen, TDC's Biosecurity Officer, on pest control. Assistance & advice will be offered for all those pests on your land. Tahunanui School Hall, Muritai St, Tahunanui, 7.30pm FOREST & BIRD Sun 14 April Cycle ride from Richmond via Pearl Creek to Rabbit Island. Meet 9.30am at the end of Beach Rd Richmond. Bring lunch. If you need a bike we can arrange bike hire. Info Gillian, g.pollock@scorch.co.nz or 03 526 6009.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO find out more about the services the Arthritis foundation offers? Come & hear Janet Evans speak, Tues 16 April, 10.30am, Cathedral Quiet room. Call Jane Wulff 5479977 for info.

EnnER GLYnn PLAYCEnTRE Mega Garage Sale, Sat 13 April 9am-12pm. Any donations of good used furniture, household goods, clothing, toys & books (please no TV's) can be dropped off at Enner Glynn Playcentre from 30 March. nELSOn SQUASh CLUB 50th Anniversary Reunion 2 Nov 2013. Past members & friends register now to lk.elb@xtra.co.nz PLUnKET BABY BOnAnZA Sat 18 May, Hope Hall, Richmond 9am-12pm Over 50 stalls of New, Near New & Second-hand Baby/Children’s Clothes, Toys & Nursery items Table bookings now open, please phone Lisa on 5424496 or email footies2012@vodafone.co.nz SUMMIT STOPWATCh: 27 April open to all ages/fitness levels. Walk the Barnicoat Walkway, predict your OWN time & the person who finishes closest to their predicted time, WINS! Register now at www.somebody.co.nz.

BABY GEAR EXTRAvAGAnZA SALE: Sat 13 April. Do you have second-hand baby/children's gear to sell? Nelson Parents Centre is looking for stall holders.

Linda 5449668 / sevencolours@xtra.co.nz MIDWInTER ChRISTMAS CRAFT MARKET: Sun 7 July, 10am-3pm, Hope Recreation Hall. Gold coin entry, proceeds donated to Nelson Region Hospice Trust.

Stallholder info or details: midwintermarket@yahoo.co.nz/facebook:Midwinter Christmas Craft Market.

REGULAR EvEnTS SOCIAL InDOOR BOWLS Trafalgar St Hall (opposite Trailways) Weds 1.15pm Fri 1.45pm. No experience necessary.

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PROBUS CLUB of Nelson City welcomes men and women as new members. Meetings held on 2nd Thursday of each month, 9.45 am at Nelson Suburban Club. For more information 'phone Jo 545 0991 FEELInG SAD STRESSED OR STUCK? Identify and explore new ways to move forward with a LifeLine Nelson Counsellor. Call 548 2400. Up to 10 FREE Face to Face counselling sessions.

WAIMARAMA COMMUnITY GARDEnS: Learn about organic gardening.

Working bees Sun, 2-4pm, hot drink afterwards. 545 2052. Composting working bees 3rd Wed of month 10am–12pm. Off Tantragee Rd, next to RDA in the Brook.

WAnT TO BECOME A vOLUnTEER LIFELInE TELEPhOnE COUnSELLOR? If you are caring, compassionate and a good listener, we would like to hear from you. Ph 5482400 or email lifelinenelson@lifeline.co.nz FEELInG SAD STRESSED OR STUCK? Phone our crisis line to talk with one of our Lifeline Telephone Counsellors

available any time of the night or day PH 0800 54 33 54 BADMInTOn: Thurs nights 7.30-9.30 at Stoke Memorial Hall. Must be 30yrs & over, come and give it a go. All abilities welcome. Just $3 a night. Janette 5472366 or Tracey 5476460 InDOOR BOWLS: Wakapuaka Club playing at Clifton Tce School Hall 7pm Tues. Friendly active club for all ages.

Come and give it a try, coaching available.

New members welcome. Contact Fred 6483541, Brian/Kay 5450542 SCOTTISh DAnCInG: The Nelson club dance every Thurs 7.45pm at the YMCA, 156 Toi Toi St, Nelson. No partner needed, wear comfortable clothes and soft shoes.

For more details contact Kelly 547-5721.

ThE nAYLAnD BADMInTOn CLUB: Join in at Stoke Memorial Hall, Weds starts 8 May. Juniors (8-12 years) 4-5.30pm.

Seniors (13-18 years) 5.30-7pm. Includes warm up, coaching and organised games.

Racquets and shuttlecocks provided. Cost $4 casual or $35 per term. Enquiries Aimee 545 6518 or Sue 547 2484.

FREE WEEKLY A/hOURS nURSInG CLInIC Tues 5.30-8pm. Checks, assessments, info, blood pressure, minor illness, for other services. Victory Community Health Centre 2 Totara St. 546 8385 ARTY CRAFTIES: Bring your craft or hobby along & spend some time on it with other crafty people at Tahunanui Community Centre! Gold coin/koha. Mon 1.30pm. Tea provided 5486036.

STOKE-TAhUnAnUI Rotarians would like to hear from people interested in becoming members, (young and young at heart, men and woman) keen in giving something back to our community, as well as having some fun along the way. Google thisclose.endpolio.org/en. John 5473408.

FITnESS In TAhUnA: ‘Ladies only’ outdoor group fitness every Tues 6pm Tahunanui Community Centre $5 1hr. Encourage your friends to join you - all abilities welcome, a great chance to get active whilst gaining confidence, strength & fitness! Ph TCC 548 6036 or simply turn up!

COUnSELLInG (Confidential & Personal) Available with trainee counsellor graduating this year. Please make appointments through Tahunanui Community Centre - no cost to client Ph 548 6036 GARDEnInG GROUP: Keen to meet others with an interest in Gardening?

Tahunanui Community Centre has an established garden group who meet the 1st Wed of each month – Come and join them! Contact Jo at TCC for details of next meeting 548 6036.

SIT & BE FIT Victory Community Centre Tues & Victory Community Church (238 Upper Vanguard St) Thurs @10 am. Fun while you get fitter. For info call Shirley on 547 1433 or 021 121 8023 LAWn BOWLS: Learn to play. Free coaching lessons every Mon 9.30-11am, Stoke Bowling Club 18a Ranui Rd Stoke.

Russell Calder 5472334 TEnnIS DOUBLES for all levels at courts on Main Rd, Tahuna. 1pm onwards. Saturdays. Ph Mike 5476562. nELSOn PETAnQUE CLUB Every Wed & Sun 1.15pm. Para Para Rd Courts.

Ph 548 9006 hOUSIE AT vICTORY Old fashioned fun with members of your community.

Great prizes, refreshments & transport available if required. Weds 2-4pm, 3 & 17 April. $2 -Victory Community Centre.

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