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Stoke’s rotting library Kate Russell Reporter

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Stoke Library has become Nelson City Council’s latest headache after decay, rot and toxigenic mould was discovered in the roof beams and cavity - with the possibility of

more being revealed.

The problem could be so bad that a council asset manager suggested to councillors at Thursday’s community services committee meeting that the 25-year-old building may need a “complete overhaul”.

The issue only came to light a few weeks ago during some main-

tenance repairs by contractors, which revealed signs of water entering the building.

A weather tightness report undertaken by an independent surveyor was presented to council, revealing there is decay to the structural beams that provide support to the

building’s roof.

There was also visible timber rot and mould, and laboratory analysis identified brown rot on the frame and plywood sheathing and Stachybotrys toxigenic mould in the plasterboard.

The report says the roof beam sections would need to be fully

replaced, along with the wall below, and steel added to support the beam.

Roger Ball, group manager community services, told Nelson Weekly that the preliminary investigation reveals the repairs

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Stoke’s rotting library FROM PAGE 1 would cost at least $300,000 - but this figure could change.

An ‘invasive investigation’ took place on Saturday to confirm if there are wider issues and material has been forwarded to the laboratory.

Results are expected back by the end of this month and council officers will be reporting back to the committee at the end of August with further costs, details and options.

Property, parks and facilities asset manager, Andrew Petheram, says the mould has been treated, sprayed and does not pose a threat to staff or customers, with library services continuing as normal.

“We believe what was there is dead. We’ve sealed it to stop further moisture from entering

Toxigenic mould and rot found at the Stoke Library. Photos: NCC. and are checking it regularly to included in the Long Term Plan ensure it doesn’t start growing in 2021-2025 to allow for refuragain.” bishment.

A structural engineer has “We could go in and do a short deemed the library structurally patch up or we could do a comsafe internally and it has been plete overhaul. But given we’ve made safe externally with scaf- been questioning the future of folding to support the extended the library and we have funds in the Long Term Plan, maybe it’s roof beam.

Andrew told councillors that it appropriate that we address that could be time to think about a at this time,” he said.

The surveyors report said the litotal overhaul of the library.

The current building was con- brary exhibits the common flaws structed in 1993 and $2.5m is of leaking buildings, which were

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prevalent in the mid-1990s.

It also said that council and Nelmac staff informed that they have been attending to various leaks around the building for several years.

“There have been known leaks to the building by the building owner,” the report read.

Roger Ball told the Weekly that “minor leaks have been attended to in the past, but the extent of the damage was not apparent until scaffolding was erected and external cladding removed.”

Council chief executive Pat Dougherty wants to stress to the public that the library is still open and safe to use.

“The safety of our staff and the safety of the public using the building would be paramount, and if we had concerns then we would be closing the library or parts of the library.”

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Nelson residents will have to wait about another month before they can safely walk and cycle between the Maitai and Haven Rd as the public is faced with conflicting information about the delay.

The Maitai to Haven Rd shared pathway is an Urban Cycleways programme funded project which is being built by Higgins on behalf of the New Zealand Transport Agency, and was due to be completed in early July.

Rocks Rd commuters have been monitoring the progress of the project which presently features much of the Haven Rd walkway dug up, ready to be resealed.

NZTA says that the delay is due to Cyclones Fehi and Gita earlier in February despite the project start date being listed as April on its website.

The purpose of the new shared pathway is to make it safer for cyclists who are not as experienced as daily commuters.

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The NZTA website lists the project starting in April and being completed in July.

It also specifically states that “shared path work closer to the city not affected” by the Feb 1 storm.

Frances says that although it may not have had a direct effect, the storms do have a runoff effect on the resourcing of projects.

“For example, contractors are called to other areas in urgent need of help and that can affect

projects which are being managed with less urgency.”

The project was dealt another complication on Saturday morning when a vehicle crashed into a fence and was abandoned in the middle of their construction site.

Police were called just before 3am on Saturday morning to the vehicle, which was then on its side.

The Mitsubishi RVR, which has four blown out tyres and four smashed windows, was moved further off the road yesterday morning before being removed in the afternoon.

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The local developer behind a project to create a community space in the heart of Nelson is going it alone after red tape and lack lustre support from council inspired him that Kirby Lane has to be done by the people, for the people.

Galen King, who owns the Bridge St Collective, first proposed Kirby Lane in 2016 and hoped it would soon become a new laneway precinct for the city. It initially was to be a mall made out of shipping containers – complete with boutique shops, cafés, eateries, coworking space, event spaces, offices and even a children’s playground.

However, after the development costs and requirements came in it would have been a $1.5 million project. “I couldn’t afford that,” Galen says. “The economics just didn’t add up.”

So he shelved that and, via the Long Term Plan, implored the Nelson City Council to help pave the way for a scaled-down project. Council agreed to help $2000 a year for a decade.

“But, in return, the space would effectively become public land where they would have a say on the number of days we were al-

Kirby Lane owner Galen King is putting the call out to people keen on helping create a community space in the heart of Nelson.

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lowed to be open,” Galen says.

“We had to clean rubbish 10 metres outside our boundary, we had to have toilets and security … all for a really nominal amount of money.”

Galen says the council investment wouldn’t have covered the cost of a playground, let alone any of the other requirements.

“I can’t afford to put a playground in now, I’m so burned out by the constant changes in requirements and health and safety.”

However, he says the good news is that the playground actually would have taken up a lot

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I can’t afford to put a playground in now, I’m so burned out by the constant changes in requirements and health and safety.

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of space. “It wouldn’t have been good enough, it would have been like the blue lines on Bridge St. The master plan for the street was actually amazing but the budget was cut back so much that all council could afford was blue

lines. I don’t want this to be like that.”

So, he is putting his faith in people power.

“We want to create a community space that is going to be about bringing people together.”

He is putting the call out to people to get involved – especially food cart owners to try and create a vibrant space where anyone is allowed to hang out, regardless of if they are buying food there.

Already they have a pizza oven, which local company More Pork have on site. Galen says it’s an opportunity for someone to come in

and run it as a business.

“We have the luxury of not having to follow rules on when we open and close.”

He is hopeful the Farmers Market could move to Kirby Lane from its present location along the Maitai, where it is known to be struggling to attract punters.

“The purpose is to create a dynamic space in town to draw people in so they start filling up empty shops.”

Galen, who is now based in New York, says he realises the importance of this more than ever.

“For the vibrancy of any town or city you need people living, playing and working in the city at all times. New York feels safer and more harmonious at all times of the day than Nelson does, because if you walk at 2am there are still people out, going to restaurants, going to work. In Nelson at 5.01pm there is nobody out.”

He says, as a result, shops struggle because everyone one goes straight home, restaurants aren’t full. “It’s to draw people in. That’s the whole reason I created a co working space – so you don’t go insane doing your thing on your own.”

Anyone who is interested in Galen’s vision for Kirby Lane, especially food vendors, can contact studio@bridgestreet.nz

Can I walk your dog? Pet sharing comes to Nelson Jonty Dine

Lili Wenzel is connecting the community, through canines.

The Nelson woman is the founder of Share my Pet, a website dedicated to improving the wellbeing of people and animals alike through sharing and caring.

‘Share my Pet’ was launched in January this year and the site already has more than 300 mem-

bers wanting their furry friend fix.

Lili created the platform with her husband Dave to connect animal lovers across the region.

Lili says the service appeals to people who are too busy for pets, travel a lot, are renting or have big family commitments.

She conceived the idea after talking to people on the beach, people who would always come up

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and want to pat her two dogs.

When she asked why they don’t have a pet themselves, Lili was met with the same answers.

“I work too much, I travel too much, my dog just dies and I’m not ready, husbands allergic, we’re in rental,” inspiring Lili to create the service.

Hannah Fergusson, a vet nurse in training, joined in February.

“I was searching for something

like this, I was just desperate to walk a dog.”

The animal lover is unable to have a dog due to her living arrangements.

“It’s great to just be able to give a dog a few treats, take it for a walk and become their friend.”

She says animals improve her spiritual well-being.

“If I’m having a bad day, give me an animal to pat and I am imme-

diately better.”

Lili says pet owners can initially be quite reluctant to share a member of their family with another person, however, she says if you find the right carer, it will benefit your pet.

“Animals do bring joy and if it connects community, now days we all tend to get a bit isolated.”

To register, go to sharemypet. co.nz

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Woman punched and stabbed by intruder Sara Hollyman A woman was attacked with a knife in her Brook St home after disturbing an intruder on Sunday evening.

A police spokesperson says that around 6pm the woman noticed some items in her living room were missing and began to look around her home where she found a man.

“She was grabbed by the man and punched several times and received a minor laceration from a knife he was carrying.”

The offender then fled the home out onto Brook St. The woman received minor injuries and was treated at Nelson Hospital but has since been released. She is being comforted by friends and police are working closely with her.

A scene examination at the property was due to be completed on Monday morning.

The intruder was dressed in a black top, black pants and was wearing a dark red scarf or bandana across his face.

Police want to hear from anyone who may have seen this man or observed any suspicious activity in the Brook area, particularly near the intersection with Robinson Road, yesterday afternoon or evening.

People with information can contact Nelson police on 03 546 3840.

Alternatively, people can give information anonymously via Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

News Rose Renton guilty of rubbing rat poison on Nick Smith: Nelson woman Rose Renton has been charged with offensive behaviour after rubbing rat poison on Nelson MP Nick Smith. Nick claimed that Rose rubbed rat poison on him at the Saturday market last year.

JPs found her guilty of the charge at the Nelson District Court on Thursday.

Nick said he had poison rubbed in his hair and clothes, however, Rose said she only touched him lightly. Rose came to national prominence in 2015 when her son Alex became incapacitated with a prolonged seizure. A petition to the Government from Alex’s family to allow him to be treated with a medicinal cannabidiol oil was approved.

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NEWS Alleged driver of Waimea Rd crash pleads not guilty: The alleged driver of a car that crashed head on into another vehicle on Waimea Rd on April 30 has pleaded not guilty to the charges laid against him. Andrew Fleming, 47, is charged with careless or inconsiderate use of a vehicle, driving with excess blood alcohol causing death and two counts of excess blood alcohol causing injury. The crash injured a woman who was 30 weeks pregnant, who then had to have an emergency caesarean after the collision. Her baby boy was transferred

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to Wellington NICU where he remained in critical condition before he died five days later. Fleming will next appear before the courts in September.

Nelson Brass celebrate result: The Nelson City Brass band placed second overall in the B Grade at the National Brass Band Championships over the weekend. Its Brass Academy Band also gained 1st place in the Youth Grade and in the solo events Mike Ford won the Masters, was placed second in the Open Tenor Horn and highly commended in the Champion of Champions event. Kay MacKenzie placed second in the Open Soprano Cornet and Natania Ngawhau was fourth in the Junior Trombone.

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Brook Sanctuary now open to public Sara Hollyman The Brook Waimarama Sanctuary is officially open to the public after a yearlong pest removal operation.

The sanctuary, which spans 690 hectares of land and is the largest of its kind in the South Island is now home to many species of native bird including bellbird, tui, fantail, tomtit and robin.

It was closed in July last year to make way for a poison drop, which was protested by locals.

Trust coordinator Kat Willcocks says its been a massive effort from everyone involved to get it to the stage of bringing in the public.

“There’s been a huge effort, the volunteer effort especially has been insane.

"We’ve had to do all new signage around the sanctuary which is difficult to imagine if you haven’t been in.”

She says there was also around 1500 fence post

Sophie, Megan and Hamish Howard at the opening of the Brook Waimarama Sanctuary on Sunday. Photo: Sara Hollyman. sponsor plaques that have been screwed in by hand around the 14km fence line.

The sanctuary’s pest proof fence came under fire in 2016 when a slip damaged a large part of it but since then there has only been minor damage from weather events.

However, Kat says they are well equipped to deal with

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breaches.

“The fence is a really good design, but the thing is it runs through 14km of forest, so trees are going to fall down and that’s just part of what happens.”

She says the most important thing is being able to get the response there in a timely manner.

“We’ve got amazing volunteers we can call on if there’s

a breach or a tree down that damages the fence in some way.

"We can have it monitored, fixed and completely pest proof again in two hours.”

Inside the fence is now deemed ‘pest-free’ and Kat is excited to begin introducing missing wildlife species into the environment.

“We will be introducing kaka and kiwi are also quite high up on the list.

"We are hoping this year we will start getting the ball rolling.

She says they have seen a huge increase in birdlife organically since removing pests from the sanctuary “We’ve had really good organic increase of tomtits and fantails, those small vulnerable birds. That will be the key, they will continue to increase naturally.”

The sanctuary is open Saturday to Monday 10am4pm, dependending on the weather.

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Greenmeadows budget expected to rise again Kate Russell The cost of Stoke’s $7.19 million Greenmeadows Centre is expected to rise yet again, with Nelson City Council having to appoint an independent assessor to keep tabs on the troubled project.

Councillors were briefed on the project last Thursday by infrastructure group manager, Alec Louverdis, who confirmed that an assessor is on-site to ensure the building is completed to a high standard

by Auckland contractor, Watts and Hughes.

He also said they had additional supervision from the architect and an external project manager.

“We are also considering additional supervision.”

This will mean extra costs for the project, which has blown out by nearly $1 million already.

“There have been additional costs, and there will be additional costs, for example bringing in the assessor, and potentially bringing in additional resources from our side to do inspections,” said Alec.

“We will be endeavoring to minimise those costs, but there will be additional costs, yes.

“Our focus at this moment is to ensure that this work is undertaken to the correct quality. Quality is paramount.”

Alec said he was expecting a draft report from the assessor this week and he is working closely with them. A completion date for the project is still unknown, although Stoke Rugby Club and Stoke Tennis Club have been able to move into their part of the building.

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Magician juggles back surgery cost Charles Anderson Editor

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It seemed like a good idea at the time.

After building his body up to successfully juggle a bowling ball and two bowling pins at the same time, local magician Steve Wilson, has suffered a double cervical prolapse.

He was performing the trick at the Dunedin Fringe Festival when he felt his back go.

“I felt it go ‘clunk’ and thought ‘this is different’.”

Then his fingers started to go numb and he lost all the strength in his hand.

After some phyiso, which didn't seem to work, it was advised that he have a CT scan which revealed the extent of his injuries.

“Losing the feeling in my fingers was really scary,” Steve says.

“I’ve spent literally thousands of hours working to perfect my sleight of hand skills and now I couldn’t even feel the cards in my hands.”

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Magician Steve Wilson has injured his back while juggling a bowling ball. Now he needs back surgery to fix it. Photo: Charles Anderson.

Convention, Steve was awarded “Best Manipulation”, the only Kiwi to win an award.

Steve says he wanted to do a trick

that most people would see at the climax of the show, at the beginning instead.

“The weight of the bowling ball

isn’t that great but coming from a height it can create some force.”

He says that he was careful to ensure his body was up to the

task, first practising with medicine balls for three months before stepping up to real deal.

“I was smart about it, I built myself up very slowly to make sure it was safe.

"I had the muscles, just the shock absorbers blew out on me.”

Adding to Steve’s woes, ACC has decided to only fund one level of his operation because of “degeneration” on his vertebrae.

This leaves a shortfall of nearly $7000 which he is expected to pay out of pocket.

The surgery will remove the prolapsed discs and insert a plate and screws over the two affected vertebrae.

This will remove the pressure from the nerves in the neck and hopefully provide relief.

“To not be able to work and to have to go through something so traumatic is stressful enough,” Steve says.

“Then to be asked to pay $7000 you don’t have for the privilege just beats you down.”

If he makes a full recovery, Steve is not sure whether the trick will remain in his routine.

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Nelson Community Patrol members David and Robin Hall with the patrol's car. Photo: Jonty Dine.

While most of us are tucked up in bed sleeping soundly, Nelson’s eyes and ears are patrolling the streets.

For more than a quarter of a century, the Nelson Community Patrol, formed by a team of concerned citizens to help protect people and reduce crime, has been watching over the city.

Patrol member Robin Hall says that after numerous patrols, the group’s current car is a little worse for wear.

The patrol is trying to raise $20,000 to replace their “tired” patrol car in order to continue their work.

Robin says, while trying to find the funds, she realized how few people knew of their work.

A typical patrol will start with a meeting with Police at 9.45pm, the volunteers often won’t finish a patrol until 3am.

Robin says a usual patrol will involve checking particular areas for antisocial behavior,

places that tend go under the police radar.

“If we see something that’s not right, we have a police radio and we will put in an immediate call to comms.”

However, the patrol are sure not to put themselves in any compromising situations.

“Our safety is our first concern, we rarely get out of the car unless we are asked to.”

Robin says she and her husband are believers in a strong community and both care deeply about people which prompted them to join.

“We had some time when we retired to give back to the community.”

Any member of the public wishing to contribute towards the purchase of the car or interested in joining the patrol can do so at the Nelson Police Station.

Robin says not many citizens are aware of their work.

She says she wants locals to consider the need for the patrol.

“Do you feel safer in the night knowing that we are out there?”

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Fulton Hogan league basketballers got a coaching clinic with the Mike Pero Nelson Giants last week. Photo: Sara Hollyman.

Fulton Hogan basketballers get Giant support A group of Nelson young people, with various learning disabilities, got the chance to get on court with their heroes last week when the Nelson Giants hosted a coaching clinic for the Fulton Hogan Basketball League.

Finn Delany, Tohi Smith-Milner and Riley Bensemann, along with two players from the Giants development team, spent two hours showing the group tips and tricks to improve their skills on court at Saxton Stadium last week.

The Fulton Hogan Basketball League, which is run by the Inclusive Sport Trust, was formed in 2006 primarily for players with supported learning needs and has 17 teams playing basketball this season.

Inclusive Sport volunteer Heather Walker says a session like last

week's is about connecting the wider community.

"It doesn’t matter what level of basketball you play at, it’s showing that you’re part of a big community. A lot of the players from the league really look up to the Giants.”

Mary Ring’s 15-year-old son Oliver is non-verbal and joined the league three years ago.

She says that when he started he would throw the ball away as soon as someone came near him because he doesn’t like confrontation. "Now he understands that you can go around people and he can hold onto the ball and keep playing. Watching his development over the past three years from being involved with the league has been amazing, we’ve never looked back.”

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Local Frenchman celebrates Les Bleus Jonty Dine French local David Barbier was grateful to have the day off yesterday, so he could celebrate his country’s epic football World Cup win.

David rose just before 3am Monday morning with his two young sons Melvyn and Tilio, to witness France claim its second World Cup crown, defeating Croatia 4-2 in Moscow.

“I’m beautiful, I have a very good feeling today.”

After seeing millions of people flood the streets of Paris in celebration, David says a part of him wishes he was back home joining the party.

However, he plans on quietly toasting Les Bleus at some stage today.

He says, with just over 30 per cent possession, it wasn’t a clinical performance.

“But who cares how we won it, we won it. We are Champions. We have a second star on our jersey now and that will be there forever.”

David says France’s journey to the final had been a tough run.

“I have been following all the games, waking up early, it hasn’t been an easy one for France.”

The local chef says, while he was picking France to progress past the group stage, he had no idea they would be making an appearance in the final.

David left France in 1999, the year after their inaugural World Cup victory, but his passion for Les Bleus has never wavered.

He says that after a long journey he was looking forward to catching up on a bit of sleep.

“I can relax now.”

Earlier in the week, David met with local football coach Davor Tavich, a native of Croatia, to discuss the relative prospects of their sides heading into the final.

The pair both agreed that the two best teams in the competition were rightfully contesting football’s grandest prize.

Unfortunately for Davor, it was David celebrating in the early hours of Monday morning.

Frenchman David Barbier celebrates his side’s football World Cup win with his sons Melvyn and Tilio. Photo: Jonty Dine.

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Men get their shed: Great stuff. Took a long time coming but off with a hiss and a roar now. Good way for men to address men's issues. The stats tell us it is needed. Much of what passes as approaches to older men’s health, including their use of services, is based on social constructions of gender, often focusing on their reluctance to seek help.

As such, negative stereotypes about older men are perpetuated, which may, despite best intentions, reinforce negative health behaviours among older men. In this presentation, I will argue that the health promotion community is well positioned to strategically free older men from the constraints of hegemonic masculinity through adopting a “social determinants of health approach” to frame professional responses to their health needs.

I will support the ideas with evidence from three issues – social isolation, social exclusion and lack

of social support, which are addressed here as significant for older men.

These issues will be discussed in light of long-term psychological stress, which can make some men more vulnerable to many serious illnesses such as cardiovascular, and immune system diseases and adult-onset diabetes.

The specific design of the research is driven by an inductive qualitative method supplemented by a quantitative method in order to explore the impact of Men’s Sheds on the health of the men involved.

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Love it wouldn't live anywhere else, I was sitting outside yesterday having my lunch. Christine Jackson

Sealord’s new $70m vessel delayed after Norwegian builder goes bankrupt: Can't be good for the warranty.

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Winter shutdown stalls development: I agree 100%. A good example of a city that has executed this is Hobart in Tasmania. It takes vision and many stakeholders working together. I think if Aldo stayed on as mayor we may have seen more action in this area.

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Winter tourism in Nelson needs to be advertised better. I've lived here 25 years. Other than Rainbow ski field, what else do we have?

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If only Nelson had a conference centre like Napier! Lea Boodee Good Luck. I am sure it will all work out in the end.

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with computer modelling and re-using the information from 2013 census returns. Professor of Statistics from Auckland University, Thomas Lumley, has described the low return as ‘very serious’.

The implications of late and unreliable statistics are huge, particularly when New Zealand’s population is growing so quickly. You cannot blame a lack of funds. The budget for Census 2018 was $119 million, up from $90 million in 2013.

The fault for this mess lies primarily with Statistics New Zealand. They got so carried away with their digital strategy that

Young guns going for bulls-eye: Good luck Brayden and to the rest of your team. Enjoy the challenge and go for the bulls eye.

Maree Park Good luck team, have fun and enjoy your experience.

Maretta Burbidge Nelson nurses strike: 100% support and respect for you all. Kelly Diskin Toot toot. Haven’t been past but you have my support.

Gem Bennetts Nurses do such an amazing job.

Good luck. Bonnie Geiger

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Kerry Eggers Great stuff Mark, you have done Nelson soccer proud.

David-Karen Jordan Cheers Mark - a tough course well skippered.

Braden Scammell Mark what a great achievement bro. Amazing work. Far better chairman than a player though. Marty Day Well done Mark, what an awesome job. I hope the club gets those 22 games... Thom Rutten Well done, Mark. Awesome achievement. Glen Tomes

You have my full support.

Fizz Uknow Alleged driver of Waimea Rd crash pleads not guilty: Needs to “man up” and take responsibility for his actions. Do the decent thing. The poor victims shouldnt have to go through further stress of a court case. thats just cowardly of the irresponsible driver. Shame!

Jo Wilson Good - they will be much harsher on him when he gets found guilty on account of him not taking responsibility for his actions or showing remorse. Yolande Jeffares

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Nelson Matters I am not surprised that the 2018 census got the lowest level of participation in more than 50 years. I received a wave of complaints from retirement villages that got only one census pack for over one hundred households, isolated rural communities who were just forgotten, people with disabilities who felt that they did not count, and student hostels that were ignored.

The Government admitted this week that over 400,000 people were not counted. It has announced that the results are to be delayed from October to next March so as to enable officials to backfill the massive hole

though. New season starts in 12 weeks!

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they forgot about the people factor. The success of previous census was in the thousands of neighbourhood coordinators who knew their communities and got everybody participating. Even in the wake of this debacle, they were congratulating themselves on how many people had completed the census online as though this was an end in itself.

Statistics Minister and Green Co-leader James Shaw must also take some responsibility. Statistics is not a big portfolio and for the one week in five years of the census he needed to be on the job. He chose to be touring Pa-

Load of rubbish, he should go down. Sue Simpson

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cific Islands at this crucial time with the Prime Minister and Foreign Minister. This was like Health Minister David Clark being overseas on holiday last week during the first national strike by nurses in 30 years.

Minister Shaw was also way too dismissive of the concerns of the public, media and MPs like myself who raised concerns back in March. We may have felt previous Statistics Minister Maurice Williamson was hyperactive in 2013 in cajoling New Zealanders to participate in the last census, but Minister Shaw has been missing in action.

There is a broader lesson from

the Census 2018 shambles for Government and business around digital technologies. We have had previous failures like the Novopay debacle with Education and INCIS with Police.

To err is human, but to really stuff things up takes a computer.

A common problem is technology nerds forgetting the human dimension. If Government is to make greater use of digital technology for public services, more needs to be invested in organisations like SeniorNet and support for people with disabilities and those in rural areas. Everyone should count.

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An alleged scam artist is of Menzshed to go door to so we knew this wasn’t good, tarnished by these incidents. impersonating Menzshed door, asking for donations, and she was giving some fair- The man appears to be tar• Week 2 of the School Holidays we have members in order to exploit we do not encourage any ly valuable items so the per- geting the elderly.

FREE Sand Art. Monday to Friday between Alan knows of at least two the community’s generosity. kind of canvassing.” son kept coming back.”

11am and 1.30pm. Five 30-minute The unknown individual has Alan received a call from a Alan wants to stress that if individuals who have donatsessions starting at 11.00, 11.30, 12.00, been knocking on doors for local lady concerned that the someone knocks on your ed to the man, both of whom the past there weeks or so, Menzshed had been to visit door saying they are from were senior citizens.

12.30 and 1pm. Find us next to Westpac seeking donations for Men- her three times in a short Menzshed, they are not from After confirming it was not near Fresh Choice for sun fun art sessions. a member of another Menzshed. span and wanted to know if Menzshed.

Menzshed coordinator Alan the donations she ended up He says, while it was a posi- zshed, Alan informed police Kissell says it is very disap- giving were being received tive people were willing to who took the deception very pointing that someone is try- by the organisation. donate to the cause show- seriously. ing to cash in on the good- "She said the man had been ing a lot of goodwill for the Police encourage people to will of the public. frequently visiting neigh- work they do, the reputation dial 111 and make a report if to them.in bours on herowns street and as well of the organisation coulddistribution be this happens "It is definitely not a practice This information is brought to you by Nelson Electricity who operates the electricity network

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A Lioness project to sell lily and freesia bulbs has raised $2000 towards a project to help cancer survivors.

Haven Lioness Club sold the bulbs for three months in spring with the profit being donated to Pinc Next Steps.

The organisation is a group exercise programme for people who have finished their main cancer treatment and want to take the next steps on their road to recovery.

Margaret Ching of the Haven Lioness Club says the Rakaia Lions Lilies project sells bulbs to members of the Lions throughout the country with the proceeds going back to the community “With the support of Sollys Contractors, and Chris and Yvonne Bowater we have achieved a larger profit for this project this year.”

They sell four large lily bulbs for $10 and 25 freesias bulbs

Haven Lioness Club president Adrienne Chilton, left, and physiotherapist Kate Gordon. Photo: Supplied. for $5.

“It’s an excellent bargain. We have had great support because of the cause, and the size and colour of flowers.”

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Café Bar with his wife, from the post earthquake Leanne.“We are also rapt industrial theme. There with the work C.Moore are many design features Building and contractors which fit together really have done, commissioned well, from the reworked by building owners Ben tables and chairs to the Van Dyke and Miranda checkerboard carpet. The Wood; they’ve brought it collage of magazine and up to EQ requirements; newspaper cuttings of the people have been genuLambretta’s theme was a inely wowed by the changchallenge; these now form es.” Jill Alexander has had the front of the bar and over 40 years interior and add a little more history to fashion design experithis beautiful old Nelson ence locally and overseas, building.” and is well known for After leaving school her fashion label Madcat.

Leanne worked at the “My first design for LamHitching Post restaurant, bretta’s has lasted almost the Lambretta’s of the 19 years and it was time 80’s, which was previfor a change. The move Lambretta’s Cafe Bar is back open for ously owned by Rob Mcwas driven by the need business after undergoing a major re- Kegney. “Then Rhys and to add to the structure vamp based on a plan devised by local I met while working at to make it resilient to the interior designer Jill Alexander.

Horatio’s Nightclub. Rob effects of an earthquake. With bretta scooters that Rhys and later opened Chattanoogas in this as the brief, I listened to the Leanne already owned. I had Bridge Street, then in 1999 he sheer size of the metal beams many meetings with Leanne was looking for a new venue for and supports that were going and we came up with a plan for his pizza operation and came to be installed. I started my de- the painting, the flooring and across this one – so he consign ideas with the industrial so on. The yellow feature wall tacted us while we travelling look, and after contemplating was difficult for them to envis- in India and asked if we would what the building might look age initially; a clean bright wall like to come in as partners. Belike after an earthquake. My with their current metal sign cause it was a big undertaking, best ideas started with an old was placed as a focal point lit by chef Steve Russell also came theme board from a previous spotlights which matches the onboard as a partner.” With a industrial loft style apartment yellow scooter. The distressed shared passion for hospitality, makeover, and I mixed it with corbells and cornice on parts and plenty of past experience, the strong colours of the Lam- of the walls follow through Rhys and Leanne now also had with the sal- an awesome building to work vaged look with. “We based the business

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Over the years Lambretta’s has been consistently popular with locals and visitors alike; with Chez Eelco-like appeal, people are drawn to the historical charm of an older building, its fabulous décor and quirky themes; its friendly, attentive service and familiar faces. “We have really great staff and great food,” says Rhys. “Fiona Warner is an amazing chef who also works in admin and front of house. Jim Lillico, our head chef, came over from the Rutherford where he was the Lambretta’s Cafe Bar is looking fab and already has lots of customers Executive Head Chef, so we have flocking back in to enjoy its great food and awesome customer service. great food which is all freshly Lambretta’s owner Rhys Odey, head chef Jim Lillico, chef extraordinaire Fiona Warner and owner Leanne Odey. around the art deco theme; Steve was into motorbikes so we also chose to follow through with this idea” says Leanne.

“The very first thing was to find a ‘Lambretta,’ so we advertised in the paper, and a Blenheim bikie gang answered our ad. So we went over

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and Safety management; everything from hazard and risk management to incidents and audits can be recorded and managed in one place! Intesafety also conducts reviews of your business H&S, risk assessments, hazard identification, and detailed independent incident investigations. Intesafety provides excellent management mentoring and coaching, and ongoing support.

For a free discussion on your workplace H&S or for more information visit www.intesafety. co.nz There’s help at hand for your land or maritime-based businesses while trying to navigate the NZ Health and Safety at Work Act 2015. If you are committed to creating a safe, compliant working environment, then Guard Safety are here to assist. From a young age, Darren Guard was part of his well-known family business ‘Guards Fisheries’ and ‘Guards Sea Services.’ Darren is now involved in health and safety because he’s seen so many people he knows injured or killed, either at sea or on land. Darren and the team are trained health and safety professionals who have spent many years working at the coal face, for the safety regulator and for large corporate companies, providing practical safety advice and services. “My business goals are to ensure, regardless of where you work—everyone goes home safe at the end of the day.” In 2015 Darren started his business ‘Guard Safety,’ comprised of safety specialists who can help create

a safety culture in any workplace through simple, effective, and compliant systems. We can provide, review, audit your safety systems and also offer accident investigation, staff or management mentoring, expert witness report, staff training, and due diligence for directors. Our motto is ‘Complex problems, Simple solutions.’ Visit www.guardsafety. co.nz Resus Nelson provides flexible custom-designed CPR and Emergency Scenario Training for any organisation, including local businesses. Resus Nelson was formed in 2012 by Natalie Gallagher, and Rosie Whittaker joined in 2015. Their combined experience in emergency nursing spans more than 20 years, and they have both taught CPR and resuscitation for over 10 years.

Accredited by the New Zealand Resuscitation Council, Natalie and Rosie provide basic life support training to advanced cardiac life support CPR courses.

“We can come to your business, and create an onsite classroomlike setting, and we can help your team make appropriate responses to an emergency situation in their own environment. As an example, we will soon be doing some emergency scenarios and providing instruction at the new hospice to demonstrate how to care for a person who has had a medical event, or has perhaps fallen from scaffolding, for the few minutes before the ambulance arrives.”

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Burger Culture – Nelson’s only dedicated burger joint, celebrated its first birthday on Sunday, to say a big thanks to everyone in the region who has backed the business over the past year!

As expected there was an awesome turnout for the afternoon party, with loads of prizes up for grabs and Burger Culture’s first-ever annual donut-eating competition!

“When we first opened we estimated we would make at least 80 burgers a day, but on average we’ve been doing 220 burgers, so that’s around 120,000 burgers since we started!” says Operations Manager Zoe Williams. “At our 1st birthday celebrations we just wanted to say a massive thankyou to everyone who has supported us, from the customers to the people who set up, and our amazing staff who have been incredible on the journey with us. We are a family business – we own the Vic next door and when the adjacent building came up for lease, we seized the opportunity to start Burger Culture. We are originally from England; my brother and I went back there about two years ago and burgers were massive – really on-trend, we ate a lot!

There was also a big street art culture so we wanted to bring that vision back and combine it with Nelson’s huge art culture – so it’s been great to merge the two cultures; our hometown and our new town. We first opened on

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July 15th, 2017, and the name ‘Burger Culture’ came up from the theme of ‘nostalgia.’ We really wanted to create an environment where our age group, in the 20’s to 40’s bracket, would come in and feel like a kid again. Our décor reflects that vision; our local street art culture forming a big part of it, and also our music; we have old cassettes and cd’s on our back bar – things like that. It all links with the kind of nostalgic vibe we are wanting to create.”

There were over $1000 worth of prizes up for grabs at the 1st birthday gathering including free donuts, free coffee, even a year’s supply of burgers! It’s first-ever annual donut-eating competition went down a treat, and was taken out by Brandt Peeni who won a mountain bike for his three minutes of

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“As well as our valued customers, we are also really grateful to the hospo community and thank them for all their encouragement and support,” says Zoe. “We also really appreciate our staff who have worked like trojans and have been really passionate about Burger Culture. Our philosophy when hiring people was to bring people in who were really onboard with our vision – who didn’t regard it as ‘just a job,’ people who are going to turn it into a career, which is positive for the industry. The beautiful thing about a family business is that we kind of carry that philosophy to our staff as well. Our head chef and our assistant manager and I are very close friends; I also live with them. We are just one big massive family, and everyone gets on really well together.”

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Supreme builds celebrated A beautifully constructed concrete and glass home on the Port Hills has taken out the Supreme Award at the local Master Builders House of the Year competition.

Scott Construction Limited won four regional awards at the competition. They were awarded the Nelson, Marlborough & West Coast Registered Master Builders 2018 Supreme House of the Year, a Gold Award and Category win for the CARTERS New Home $1 million - $2 million award for their Nelson home. They were also awarded the Craftmanship Award.

Dan Anderson Building was awarded the Nelson Marlborough & West Coast Supreme Renovation of the Year along with a Gold Award and Category win for the Renovation over $1 million award for their renovation of a Kaiteriteri home.

Judges said the winning House of the Year delivered the owner’s vision. Using concrete and glass, they were able to capitalise on the spectacular views on top of Nelson’s Port Hills.

“This was an extremely difficult undertaking to create a home from materials which you would expect to find in a high-end commercial development,” the judges said.

“Precast panels have been carefully placed to provide robust

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support for the building. They also provide a contrasting backdrop to the elegant timber stairs serving three levels.

“Beautifully crafted joinery adorns the living areas, with the owner lending his hand to the feature wave-pattern acoustic ceiling panels and kitchen. Congratulations to the team at Scott Construction for this outstanding achievement.”

Judges said the winning renovation of the year transformed a

Scott Construction’s Port Hills build, above, won the Supreme Award and Dan Anderson Building’s Kaiteriteri renovation, left, won the Supreme Renovation Award. Photos: Supplied. simple bach into a beautifully crafted holiday home.

“This extensive three-level holiday home has been completely renovated and extended. The double garage was relocated under the existing living space. This required extensive excavations while being propped up.

“Large steel beams and posts were installed over the garage to carry the new large kitchen,

dining and living rooms above.

They also provided cantilevered support to the new large decking areas which now allow good indoor-outdoor flow.

“This is an outstanding renovation that took place on a difficult site. The builder needs to be congratulated on a job well done.”

The results of the regional competition were revealed at a gala dinner on Friday at Annesbrook

in Stoke. The winning builds were celebrated by Nelson, Marlborough and West Coast Registered Master Builders Association members and colleagues from the local construction industry.

There were 10 Gold Award winners from the Nelson, Marlborough and West Coast region which will now be judged against Gold Award winners from around the country to find the

National Gold Reserve finalists.

National category winners and the Registered Master Builders Supreme Awards for House of the Year and Renovation of the Year will be announced at a gala dinner on November 24 at the Cordis Hotel in Auckland.

For more information about the competition, visit www.houseoftheyear.co.nz.

Nelson Shade Solutions scoops top award Nelson Shade Solutions has recently received made it very challenging to concrete the posts. a top award for excellence, with its design and The owner wanted to maximise the amount of manufacture of shade sails for the trampoline shade, and we also had to factor in things like park at the popular adventure zone for kids – the basketball court so that the balls wouldn’t Pro Bounce. Nelson Shade hit the sails.” “We came up Solutions took out the 2018 with the initial design, our Ofpanz Award for Excellence, client chose the colours, and Shade Structures (Commerwe sourced the best products cial). “It was quite a big job on the market,” says Ian. “The in a visual spot at Tahuna end result looks great for Pro Beach, so it had to be right,” Bounce, for Tahuna beach, says Ian Mortimer who co-diand for Nelson, which triples rects Nelson Shade Solutions in size over the summer periwith Caleb Hill. “Technically od.” “The client was very hapit was pretty challenging py; it provided more clientele everything was a lot bigger because it provided shade for than usual, to fit within the the entire trampoline park” perimeters for people using says Caleb. “As the business it.” “With 500sqm of shade Director Ian Mortimer and the has grown in size, Nelson in exposed coastal environ- team at Nelson Shade Solutions Shade Solutions can take on ments, this project required are pleased to have received a top these larger projects, and we some heavy duty gear,” says award recently, for their shade are happy to help in the early co-director Caleb Hill. “Our sail design and manufacture for design phase of any project,” client had built the first ever the trampoline park Pro-Bounce. says Ian. Nelson Shade Soluoutdoor trampoline park in tions designs, manufactures New Zealand, and with our hot summer days, and installs shade sails, awnings, PVC Blinds requested a shade sail be built, to help build cli- and screens that add a modern style to any comentele. We were tasked to create a strong, safe, mercial or residential area, and can be comshade structure which had the wow factor, us- pletely customised to provide perfect coverage. ing material which effortlessly floated in the For more information, visit www.nelsonshadesair. Being positioned on the beach front, we olutions.co.nz had to factor in very high winds and sand; this Business Update. Adv.

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Family show for intrepid audiences An original story of a courageous soul who leaves the comforts of their life to follow a mystical creature is coming to delight family audiences these school holidays.

The Wisp treats audience members to the folktale of the wisp, which manifests as mysterious lights that can sometimes be seen floating above swamps.

The show’s creator Lisa Allan says the story follows a character who decides to follow the lights. “Along the way they meet wacky characters and travel on unexpected modes of transport until eventually they come face-to-face with the Wisp,” she says.

The rotating cast is made up of professional performers ranging from musicians, improvisers, actors and visual artists.

“While the show is not explicitly made for very young children, they will enjoy the music and characters,” Lisa says.

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The battle for Tasman club rugby supremacy will come to a head this weekend.

Nelson will host Marist in what is set to be an epic showdown at Neale Park for the NPD Tasman Trophy.

Both sides booked their berths in the big dance after hard-fought semi-final wins on Saturday.

A first half blitz saw Nelson register a 37-19 win over Renwick at a muddy Neale Park, while Marist held off a strong challenge from Waimea Old Boys to sneak home 26-20.

As he has done all season, Willy Havili ran the ship superbly for Nelson while blindside flanker Ethan Blackadder showed his class on return from Crusaders duty, leading the charge on defence.

Nelson coach Kade Heke is delighted to be going to the final.

"It’s awesome, I’m so proud of the boys and what they’ve done this season.”

The home side got on the board first in the eighth minute through winger Navarre Harbour, before tries to Havili, Blackadder and Isaiah Miller just before the break left Renwick with a huge mountain to climb in the second.

While Renwick responded after the break, crossing the line three times, Nelson’s early blitzkrieg had put the result beyond doubt.

Kade says he was particularly pleased with the way his side stood up in the second half as Renwick began to ask questions.

He says it was the team effort that got them over the line and they would need to step up again if they are to win their 15th Tasman Trophy in 16 years.

"It’s finals footy, everyone grew an extra leg and took their opportunities (in the semi) and will need to again on Saturday.”

Meanwhile, at Jubilee Park, Marist and Waimea Old Boys played out a thriller.

Marist skipper Tyler McKinnonStevenson says it was a very physical match and both sides gave it everything, yellow cards illustrating a fiercely physical

and intense clash.

The green machine will now look to avenge their sub-union final defeat by Stoke and claim the coveted Tasman Trophy crown.

“We are raring and ready to go and expect a tough match. Nelson are certainly no pushovers.”

He says his team are “amping for the final”.

The veteran lock of 100 plus appearances says Marist set their sights on the final at the start of the season.

“It’s something that we wanted, we ended up losing the local club final but that has just made us hungrier.”

Marist will have a fully fit squad to pick from for the final.

“Anything can happen in finals footy.”

Elsewhere in premier rugby, Wanderers defeated Stoke 36-21 in the Championship semi-final, to set up a clash with Central in the final after the latter defeated East Coast 43-19.

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Havili has been a battering ram for Marist all year, his physicality almost always putting his side on the front foot. Also capable in the air at lineout and kick off reception, the all-round Havili will be key to nullifying Nelson’s pack.

While he may have missed Caleb Havili. the majority of the campaign because of Super Rugby duties, Blackadder has returned to the region for the business end of the Tasman Trophy.

Having made a handful of appearances for the highflying Crusaders, Blackadder is playing with supreme confidence and tackled his heart out in the semi-final.

Ethan His physicality and leaderBlackadder. ship will be crucial for Nelson. He and leading try scorer, Isaiah Miller, form a potent duo in the loose.

The competition’s top point scorer has been instrumental at first five for Nelson all season. Havili brought up 150 points, against Renwick on Saturday, also dotting down for his tenth try. Willy’s crisp long passing game, accuWilly Havili. rate kicking and ability to beat a man will make him hard to leave out of the Mako squad come Mitre 10 Cup selection time.

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Weekend sports round up FOOTBALL: Suburbs advance to Chatham quarters

"I’m happy that we have advanced but we will have to play a lot better than that if we are to compete with anyone,” Steve says.

Suburbs return to Saxton next Saturday to take on Queenstown for round three of the Southern Football League.

Kick off at 3pm.

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LEAGUE: Victory for Phoenix

The Victory Phoenix are the Tasman Rugby League champions for 2018.

Jonty Dine Victory saw off a strong challenge from the Wairau Taniwha to Nelson Suburbs have advanced to the quarter-finals of the Chatham claim the crown 26-12 at ChamCup after a gritty 1-0 victory over pion Green in Richmond on Saturday.

Dunedin’s Green Island at Saxton The trio of tries in the opening on Saturday. thirty minutes gave the Phoenix A first half goal from striker Matt Tod-Smith was enough to get the a lead they would not relinquish. boys in blue through after the visWairau clawed back with a try to Phillip Roberts just before the itors dominated the second stint. break, but Victory responded Coach Steve Bignall says, after a strong start, his side were scramwith three more on the other side of half-time to seal the win. bling in the second half.

Ryan Craig scored a consolation "We were awful in the second and for Wairua right on curtains, but I think Green Island deserved to his side were thoroughly outget something out of the game.”

Jordan Yong and Labu Pan threatplayed by a well-structured, wellened throughout, while Sam Labu Pan was instrumental for disciplined Victory outfit.

Ayers combined brilliantly at the Nelson Suburbs as it progressed Tasman Rugby League chairback with his keeper Corey Wil- to the final eight of the Chatham woman Leanne Anderson says son to keep Suburb’s scoresheet Cup. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shut- the final was the culmination of tersport. a fantastic season of highly comclean. petitive rugby league.

Scorers: Victory 26 (Hamish Matthews, Caleb Tauwhare, Tainui Parata, Nathan Boyd, Jeff MacDonald, Fabyan Noonan tries, Jeff Our LOCaLS piCk tHeir WinnerS Macdonald, 1 con) Hurricanes Crusaders Waratahs Lions Wairau 12 (Phillip Robvs vs vs vs QUALIFIERS Chiefs Sharks Highlanders Jaguares erts, Ryan Craig tries, Simon Duncan 2 cons) Sean Davis 82/120

NETBALL: Polished Prices Pharmacy resist Richmond

Prices Pharmacy have reminded the rest of the competition that they are still a force in Nelson premier netball, after a resounding 42-34 win over Richmond 45 at Saxton Stadium on Thursday night. Prices comfortably dominated and led all four quarters, their crisp passing game and ruthless defence proving too much for Richmond in the evenings only fixture.

On Saturday Stoke NBS beat Nelson College for Girls 71-52 and competition-leaders Jacks OPD had a big 45 goal win over Waimea College.

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Victory Phoenix's Fabyan Noonan. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

Prices wing attack Katelyn Gardiner. Photo: Jonty Dine.

FOOTBALL: College leapfrog Suburbs A series of thrashings marked the latest round of Nelson’s division one football competition.

The losing side was kept scoreless in three very one-sided fixtures played across the region on Saturday.

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Nelson College leapfrogged Suburbs into second spot on the table after another comfortable victory, Rangers are still sitting top with an unassailable advantage.

College’s dominance of local sides continued with a resounding 5-0 win over bottom-placed Richmond, Ecuadorian striker Cristian Benitez maintaining his hot form with another brace.

Coach Davor Tavich says he was pleased with the performance on a heavy pitch at Jubilee Park.

"It made for a tough ask to play possession-based football, but the boys scored five great goals and I think we dominated."

With a number of players on Chatham Cup duty, Nelson FC beat a depleted Nelson Suburbs side 4-0, Wesley Olea netting a double.

Meanwhile Rangers FC, who have already claimed the competition’s crown, enjoyed a comfortable 3-0 win over Tahuna.

Scorers: Nelson College 5 (Rick Muir, Cristian Benitez (2), Konan Hey, Seb Hickman) def Richmond 0 FC Nelson 4 (Wesley Olea 2, Bobby Bartlett, Brandon Piere) def Nelson Suburbs 0 Rangers 3 def Tahuna FC 0

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Nelson College striker Cristian Benitez scored a double. Photo: Evan Barnes/Shuttersport.

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Lofty goals for Courtney Jonty Dine Given her proud sporting pedigree, there was always a sense of inevitability about Courtney Loft reaching the top.

When the talented teen touch player steps onto the pitch in Malaysia later this year for the Youth World Cup, she will continue a Loft family legacy. The 18-yearold has been selected in the New Zealand U20 mixed touch team which will attempt to defend their crown in August.

As a member of the New Zealand U18 mixed touch team, Courtney had been through the system and knew what to expect during the trials in April, but worried selectors would see her as too young

Nelson teenager Courtney Loft has been selected to represent New Zealand at the Youth Touch World Cup in Malaysia this August. Photo: Jonty Dine.

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way, she says it was a surreal experience, singing the national anthem particularly emotional.

Courtney says Australia has had the wood over their Kiwi counterparts for several years.

“But we are currently the Youth World Cup champs, so the biggest goal is to bring it back home.”

Currently in Wellington studying architecture, Courtney hopes to continue her rapid rise through the ranks to the Touch Blacks, following the path of former teammate and fellow Nelson College for Girls alumnus, Nicole Drummond.

“She’s pretty incredible, she’s hard working, always has a smile on her dial, she’s been a pretty huge help helping me with skills and fitness so someone I look up to on the touch scene.”

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for the 20s. “I thought I had no show in hell.”

Courtney will be the region’s sole representative in Malaysia.

The young prodigy boasts a prestigious touch heritage.

Courtney's parents are Colin and Deborah Lott, Colin a former Nelson Bays rugby representative Deborah a youth New Zealand Trampolinist and both ex-Nelson touch reps.

Also, in the family is former Touch Black Amanda Bergman, nee Rigby. “My aunty was also a Touch Black and she has always been keen to talk about her stories.”

The Tasman Touch member rating last year’s trans-Tasman test series as the highlight of her career thus far.

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Alaron Products Limited is New Zealand’s leading GMP Certified manufacturer and packer of complementary medicines and natural health products. Based in Bolt Road, Nelson the business is going through a considerable period of growth and as a result is looking to appoint the following key roles:

SITE MAINTENANCE MANAGER

• Oversee Site Maintenance and Engineering Projects • Hands on Management Opportunity Alaron Products is looking for an experienced person to lead the installation, general maintenance and repair of a variety of equipment within its manufacturing operation.

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QUALITY ASSURANCE COORDINATOR • Nelson Based • QA Admin/Document Control Focus • Awesome Development Opportunity Reporting to the Quality Assurance Team Leader, this permanent full-time role will be focused on providing accurate Quality Assurance documentation to ensure product compliance with market and regulatory specifications.

To be successful in this position you will demonstrate the following skills and attributes: • Strong administration and/or document control experience.

• Detailed accuracy in the review of documentation, integration of legislative changes, laboratory results and customer requirements • Demonstrated skills in a range of computer-based systems including Microsoft products • Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively both internally and externally • Ability to hit deadlines and plan workload effectively This important role within our Quality Assurance team demands a strong administrator with an eye for detail. While having Quality Assurance experience within a GMP environment would be beneficial, full training will be provided to the right person and on that basis all candidates with strong admin or document control backgrounds tabled with a great attitude will be considered.

PURCHASING OFFICER • Nelson Based • Logistics Focus Our current Purchasing Officer is moving to another exciting opportunity within our business and as a result we are looking for a person to continue the good work already performed in this role. Reporting to the Logistics Manager, this full-time position will be primarily focused on the timely procurement and supply of raw materials to meet customer, manufacturing and quality demands.

To be successful in this position you will demonstrate the following skills and attributes: • Strong experience preferably within a procurement or purchasing role.

• Effective negotiation and facilitation skills • Demonstrated skills in a range of computer-based systems including Microsoft products • Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively both internally and externally • Efficient organisational skills, hit deadlines and plan workload effectively • Ability to contribute value to a fast-paced supply chain environment The Purchasing Officer will be responsible for the purchasing of raw materials, consumables and equipment along with developing supplier relationships and monitoring their performance. Being able to problem solve to ensure materials arrive in full and on time is critical to the success of our business.

If you are interested in applying for one of the above roles, please send your Cover Letter and CV to hr@alaron.co.nz by 5.00pm, Friday 27th July 2018 or contact Dylan (The HR Guy) on 021 543 510 for more information.

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TUESDAY 17 July 2018

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DEADLiNE: MiDDAY FriDAY - 50 WorDS or LESS BY EMAiL oNLY PLEASE SEND To: myevent@nelsonweekly.co.nz astronomy: Public Open Night, Cawthron Atkinson Observatory, Clifton Terrace School, Fri, 20 July, 7-9pm if sky is clear.

View Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Moon and other objects through the telescopes. $5 cash koha pp. Bookings not necessary. Dennis 5470525.

HoListic puLsing at Nelson Women’s Centre every Mon 10.30am, 11.30 am, 1pm.

Healing Session are 50-minutes, by donation; 546 7986. New to Nelson?

Join citizens advice and neLson neWcomers for coffee on 17th July - Morri Cafe, 244 Hardy St - 10am third Tues each month. Call Jane 546 7681. stoke seniors Tues Jul 17: The Bullen Sisters entertain 1.30 pm $5. Thurs Jul 19: Quiz at 1.30 pm $3. 548 Main Rd. Stoke. 5472660. $2 LuncHtime meaLs Are you sometimes hungry or lonely or both at lunchtime? If it’s a Tues, Wed or Thurs you’re welcome to come for a dinner type meal, at 12pm at All Saints hall, 30 Vanguard St, $2. 5482601. free cooking cLasses - 2, 9 & 16 August - Thurs starting at 9:30am and finishing with a meal and away by mid day. Come along to learn ways to cook on a budget.

Register your interest by text to 021 2013288 or through the way7020@gmail.com as only 6 places are available. brook sanctuary track maintenance voLunteers Wanted. Can you spare one day a month? Fri 8.30am. No fixed commitment all training provided.

Help protect the future of Nelson’s Wildlife.

035462422. fresH focus Mon, 23 July, 10-11 am, JILL & BOB DICKINSON speaking about “DRIVING FROM PEKING TO PARIS” at the Elim Christian Centre Hall. Everyone welcome. $2. piLates Tahunanui Community Centre 61 Muritai st. Suitable for all levels. 6pm Thurs. $10. Marion 02108399290. cake decorators meeting Sat 21 July 1:30pm Stoke Methodist Church. Learn a new skill using sugar paste. Desiree 5473376. neLson QuiLters guiLd Sat 21st July, 10am meeting at Woodstock Centre, Stoke School. Workshop afterwards to make deco-

rations for Cathedral Christmas tree. Some materials provided. Diane 5473356. deatH cafe Facilitated discussion; topics determined by attendees. NB this is not a bereavement support group. See: deathcafe. com. Last Sat monthly, Activities Room, Elma Turnbull Library, 1.30-3pm koha requested. neLson raiLWay at Founders Park. The Railcar is running daily between 11am & 4pm, weather permitting, until the 22nd July. See you at the station. Adults $5 Children $3. cHristian services At Victory Community Centre Hall. 2 Totora St, Nelson South.

Wed 7:30-8:30 pm July 18th, 25th, August 1st, 8th, 15th. Simple teachings of Christ. All welcome. 022 677 9838. pretty crafty Winter market - Sun 22nd July, 10- 2.30pm, Stoke Memorial Hall.

Local crafters with a diverse range of lovely products. Also on-site cafe. Gold coin donation at door going to the Electrix Cheerleaders. Cash sales only. prettycraftychristmasmarket@gmail.com or ph/txt 027 224 1001. monster garage saLe. Sat July 28th STOKE SCHOOL HALL 8-2PM. Nicky 027337 1106 spirited conversations Wed 25 July Hear Tania Sawicki Mead, Director of JustSpeak, a youth-led organisation working for positive change in the criminal justice system: “A village left behind: the collateral consequences of prisons.” Yaza Cafe opens 6pm, speaker 7.30pm. Koha. No reservations. 5486241. if you Live WitH a disabiLity and WouLd Like to get invoLved in voLunteering, Volunteer Nelson can help. Ph Belinda on 03 546 7681 Belinda@volunteernelson.org.nz.

Have you ever tHougHt of becoming a voLunteer? Are you a community organisation looking for volunteers, training, info or advice? Check out our website www.volunteernelson.org.nz ph 546 7681. do you Like to teacH? Are you patient?

Are you an experienced driver with Full license for 2 years or more? Interested in supporting former refugees get their license ?

Margo at Red Cross, 59 Parkers Rd openroad. nelson@redcross.org.nz or 021 255 8550. food, is it a probLem for you? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works. Ph 0226730237. All welcome. iseL Ladies probus cLub welcomes new members to friendly interesting meetings each 4th Wed each month, Elim Church at 9.45 for 10am. Also, a monthly dining out group and a coffee group for those who wish to join in. Joy 538 0035 or Sue 5486062. stoke taHunanui men’s cLub welcomes new members. A club for active retirees. Activities include a regular monthly meeting with guest speaker on the 3rd Tues of every month, plus outings and activities each week. Ian 5477841. mindfuLness and reLaxation Tues 1pm Fairfield House $3 donation to Cancer Society 539 1137 prostate cancer support group meet 1st Thurs of month Broadgreen House 276 Nayland Road 1.30 to 3.30pm Bill 544 8635 or 5391137. bLood cancer support group meet monthly for more information: Graham 544 3037 or Lloyd 5442636. experience tHe sound of souL: Sing HU, a sacred sound and ancient mantra, for inner guidance and divine love. Wed 5-6pm, Magnolia Room, 44c Bronte St. Lyndy 0211567914. engLisH conversation group for esL speakers: students, locals, visitors.

Wed 4.30-6pm, Trinity Church. Informal conversation, tea, coffee. Inquiries: Rachael 02102686970.

LigHtHouse spirituaL aWareness fundraising expo. Mon 30th July 7-9pm. Trafalgar St Hall. Entry $5 for healings and readings. Carolyn 5474613. tHurs sit & be fit and strength/balance class continues. ACC approved instructor. Thurs @10 am in Old Folks Hall. Great music,sing, laugh while you get fitter and stronger. Shirley 5471433/ 021121 8023.

Community notices are free to community groups, schools, churches, gold coin donation events and fundraising only. For classified ads and public notices please call 548 5900. Due to the popularity of this column, while every effort will be made, inclusion cannot be guaranteed for free ads.

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ChurCh NotiCes One church, Many expressiOns

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Sunday Service at 9.45am No Whakatu Kids and Youth Group Enquiries - Ph 547 7773 www.whakatupres.co.nz

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