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Questions over golf course dismissed Charles Anderson Editor

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Nelson City Council has no business using ratepayers money to subsidise an increasingly dwindling golfing population, says the Nelson Residents’ Association.

“The course competes with struggling, un-subsidised private clubs,” says association spokesperson Steve Cross. “It costs something like $1200 per member per year in ratepayer subsidy.”

Nelson City Council has owned Waahi Taakaro Golf Club in the Maitai Valley for many decades. However, Steve’s comments come in the wake of Auckland Council’s de-

cision to cut one of its courses in half to make way for other community and sporting developments.

The High Court upheld the council’s decision to turn Chamberlain Park from an 18-hole course into a 9-hole course. In its place will be a new aquatic centre, playground, cycleways and two artificial turf sports fields.

Steve wonders how much longer the Nelson City Council can justify the spend on what is only benefitting a small number of citizens.

“It certainly seems time that rationale for continued spending for the sake of a few was revis-

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Zeke Kennedy, 4, tries out one of the bikes and helmets that have been donated to Victory Square Kindergarten by The Bike Station. Photo: Kate Russell.

Bikes for kindy kids Kate Russell

Bike enthusiast Brendon Mathews believes there should be no barriers to children learning how to ride a bike.

That’s why his business, The Bike Station, has decided to donate good quality bikes to every kindergarten in Nelson.

It’s a busy Thursday afternoon at Victory Square Kin-

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dergarten and there is a long queue of excited children waiting for a turn on the four bikes that Brendon has just brought in.

He explains that the bikes are not brand-new, but those

that have been traded in as part of their popular ‘Kids Bike Trade-in Programme’.

“The programme works by us buying back any used bike

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“Yes, I was about 5. It was a hand-me-down from my big sister. It was pink with flowers but we spray painted it black and then painted flames on it.”

“I never had my own bike until I was in my late 30s.

When I was little I just rode on the handlebars of my father’s bike.”

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ited but of course NCC has great trouble taking the politically hard decisions.”

As part of a memorandum of understanding between the Nelson City Council and the golf course, the course was required to increase membership over the last five years. However, it currently only has 150 members, down slightly from three years ago and from about 250 at its height.

The council has a funding and revenue target for the course of users meeting a minimum of 50 percent of the costs of running the course, with ratepayers meeting the balance.

As part of that MOU, both parties agree to: “Monitor usage and review future best use of area if user numbers do not increase as targeted.”

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Waahi Taakaro Golf Club has had challenges but its management says it has a bright future. Photo: Charles Anderson. ties plan 2012-2025 shows that ratepayers have been paying around $100,000 a year to subsidise the course against revenue of about $150,000.

The plan says that one of its key issues is asking whether “there is a better use in the longer term for this 31 hectares of reserve land.”

Councillor Tim Skinner, who is chair of the sport and recreation committee, says looking at the

golf course was not part of the council’s agenda and it was not part of any long term plan submissions. He says the golf course is accommodating of other people using it, such as runners and mountain bikers.

“The course isn’t more subsidised for anything else. Players pay their way for it.”

However, he says that he will look at Auckland’s Chamberlain Park decision with interest.

Waahi Taakarao golf club vice president Richard Pearson says he sees the club’s future as being much more promising than it has in a long time. It is coming up to a year where it has run the course by itself on a day-to-day basis, rather than relying on a contractor.

“It’s going really well. Revenue is good.”

He says that the club has opened up the doors for more competitions, allowing anyone to come and play.

“What’s the difference between the council owning a golf course and it owning Trafalgar Park?

Nothing. It’s an asset that is pretty valuable to the whole community.”

Its financials were with the auditor and it would soon see what its outlook was for the future, but right now, “Things are looking very good.”

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Charles Anderson A secondary school student’s speech advocating speaking out about mental health was rejected by her school for being inappropriate.

Kira Evenden, 14, says she was inspired to put forward a speech for Garin College’s annual arts festival Mahi Toi. She wanted to talk about mental health, something that was close to her heart. She had been diagnosed with depression and could not understand why talking openly about it was such a problem.

“I like people knowing that it is ok,” Kira says. “I’ve never got why it’s such a secret.”

She thought the statistics backed up her position – two people will die and 20 hospitalised in New Zealand each week due to mental health related issues.

“That’s just horrible and I needed to say it.”

She wrote about how mental health was not in the curriculum and how it was difficult to speak about these issues.

“You’d think with mental health issues being this common there would be some education around it, right? … But no it’s not even in the curriculum … how are [people] supposed to ask for help when we

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Photo: Charles Anderson. don’t teach these things?” shared the speech on social She wrote about how, as a teen- media. As of yesterday, it had ager, it was important to speak more than 2500 shares. Menopenly with anyone you felt tal health advocate Mike King comfortable with. Kira also shared it and there has been spoke about what depression nothing but positive comfelt like – how those who live ments. with it often isolate themselves. “Someone said ‘thank you for “Finding something to look this. Now I understand menforward to everyday is a real tal health better’. It feels like challenge. For me it is the arts.” I’m making a difference just They were her “road back”. but this really simple speech,” However, after submitting her Kira says. “That was the most speech she was told that the meaningful thing.” content was not appropriate.

Katie says it feels like Garin “I was gutted to be honest. I missed out on that opportuniwas looking forward to it. I was ty. “I respect their decision but ready.”

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She sent her mother a message. Kira says she is proud to study “The only thing I’m scared there and it was never about about is that it won’t be said.” being negative about the So, then her mother, Katie school. “I just wanted people Botham, had an idea. She to hear what I had to say.”

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under 20” wheel size sold by us, for 100 per cent of the initial purchase price against the next size bike,” he says.

“It allows parents to buy the correct bike to begin with, and bring it straight back when they’ve outgrown the bike and get the next size up.

“It’s a win for the parents’ pocket and a win for the kids.”

He says the idea to donate all the traded-in bikes to kindergartens came about when Victory Square Kindergarten visited The Bike Station seeking “decent” bike helmets.

“We helped them out with some helmets at a heavily discounted price, but I wasn’t sure what we were going to do with these used bikes. Then

someone suggested giving them to local kindergartens,” he says.

“We wanted to start with Victory, as it’s our local kindergarten, but we’ll continue to roll it out across Nelson. We really like that we are giving back to the community.”

Head Teacher Donna Bishop says they are always working on bike safety and having some good quality bikes and helmets will make a huge difference.

“For us it is about generosity and recognising that not all families are able to provide, or even access, bikes. It means we can extend on children’s physical skills and generally have lots of fun,” she says.

“It’s also about community and how a local business has seen a need and wants to help, not only our community, but others as well.”

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Punters hoping to secure their seats for Nelson’s inaugural All Black test are being warned to go through the official channels after a man was slapped with almost $200 in booking fees.

Like many local parents, Andy Marr plans to take his children to see the greatest rugby team on the planet when the All Blacks come to town in September.

However, the Nelson man was shocked to discover hidden booking fees when trying to purchase tickets on a resale website, Viagogo.

“I did a Google search for AB tickets and the first result was ‘Viagogo,’ I looked at the ‘take a kid to footy’ packages, initially I wanted to take my whole family, (wife and three kids) but, looking at the prices, that was going to be pretty extreme.”

Andy says tickets on the website were advertised at $216.

“I thought I’d check with my wife to see what we were actually happy to pay to take the kids to a game of rugby and then tried to purchase two tickets for my son and myself.”

However, upon transaction, Andy was told he had exceeded

Nelson All Black Kane Hames in action. Photo: Supplied. his credit limit.

“I checked the price thinking I must have selected too many tickets, but I saw there was a booking fee of $86 per ticket.”

The cost of Andy’s tickets had risen from $432 for two, to more than $600.

“I cancelled the transaction and wasn’t particularly looking forward to having that conversation with my son.”

Andy also looked into the possibility of taking his boys to a test in Wellington, but again booking fees on Viagogo were over almost $50 per ticket.

“The booking fee isn’t advertised anywhere, it’s completely disingenuous.”

Andy posted his disappointed to Facebook where a friend suggested he try allblacks.com

“I went on there and managed to get three tickets at $120 each behind the goal posts, so I can take both of my boys to the game.”

Andy says the booking fee on allblacks.com was negligible.

“It wasn’t an issue.”

Tasman Rugby Union commercial and marketing manager, Les Edwards, has warned punters to go through the official avenues to buy tickets.

“We want people to go through the right channel of the All Blacks website and not use resale sites.

Les says fans who have bought through resale sites have had issues at both the Auckland and Wellington tests against France.

“The only way to guarantee your seat is to go through allblacks.com, Beggs Musicworks, (264 Hardy St) or at the i-SITE (77 Trafalgar St).”

Les says he knows of a number of locals who have been caught out on re-sale sites.

The hottest tickets in town have been getting snapped up fast with less than 2000 seats available in the North and South stands.

Andy says he was almost fooled but says allblacks.com is the “way to go”

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Jonty Dine Te reo Maori is undergoing a resurgence in the region, say local schools which have a record number of people enrolled to learn the language.

Te reo teacher Christine Piper says the significant rise in Nelson is mirrored around the country and she says the increase in learners is coming predominantly from the non-Maori population.

“About 60 per cent of our learners are non-Maori.”

And she’s confident this trend will continue.

“You see this in discussions whether it should be compulsory at schools and te reo signage happening around the country.”

Christine says her organisation, Te Atarangi Te Tauhi, has been at capacity for new te reo learners.

“We have over 250 students enrolled in classes across the region.”

She says, recently, they have had to turn students away.

Christine says initiative is about encouraging te reo to become normalised.

NMIT te reo tutor Craig Shepard says it also has high numbers and says increased media coverage

Victory Primary School students Kahu Paul and Yozarn Peeni share a hongi during kapa haka practice.

Photo: Jonty Dine. has helped.

He says iwi are also putting a lot of effort to push te reo as a priority.

“I have seven in the class that I teach, which is the full time day class, last year I had three.”

Craig has also seen an increase in night class attendance.

“The night classes here are all full

with around 30 students each night class and sometimes more.

He says the classes are continually growing, one with 54 students.

Craig says, without a Māori language we don’t have a Maori culture.

“It is something I love and will always be around, it is me.”

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“You just don’t know you know.”

The hope is people will start to use what they know and act brave enough to speak to others.

She says it is crucial to protect the language for future generations.

“Every voice counts.”

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CNA comprises of over 80 independent newspapers and magazines throughout the country and held its annual awards in Rotorua earlier this month.

The Weekly picked up awards for best special project and best senior sports journalist.

The special project award was for introducing the Nelson App into the market. Judges said it was a smart move.

“With smartphone ownership on the rise, this publisher has their content and the ads of their clients in their readers’ pockets.”

Former Weekly editor, now managing director, Andrew Board, won the award for best senior sports journalist.

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Gender Equal NZ has called for an end to the country's “rape culture” after a Nelson lawyer suggested that three girls who were secretly photographed by his client on a beach should not have been wearing bikinis.

Graham Thomas Rowe, 61, has had an indecency conviction, for taking surreptitious photos of three girls aged 12-15 in their bikinis at Kaiteriteri Beach, quashed by the Supreme Court.

Rowe's lawyer Steven Zindel said in defence of his client: "If they don't want to be snapped they should not wear that on the beach”.

National Council of Women chief executive and Gender Equal NZ Spokesperson Gill Greer says Zindel’s comment highlights what is known as ‘rape culture.’

"Rape culture is a culture where we normalise sexual violence. From rape jokes, locker room ‘banter’ and victim blaming, through to catcalling, non-consensual sexual photos, to sexual coercion and rape.”

Gill says Zindel’s comment falls at the lower end of the continuum, but it contributes to a culture which we should all be ashamed of.

"Part of the problem is what we think of as normal, what we are willing to let slide. In a rape culture what the victim wore, consumed, said, and how they acted is questioned and scrutinised.”

New Zealand has among the highest rates of domestic and sexual violence in the OECD. "We need to do all we can to stop sexual violence – by stopping the

Gender Equal NZ says a Nelson lawyer’s comment about his client taking photos at Kaiteriteri Beach are harmful. Photo: Supplied. people doing it, by stopping the people excusing it and by shifting the focus from victim blaming.”

Results from its recent Gender Attitudes Survey show 15 per cent of New Zealanders think if someone is raped when they’re drunk they’re at least partly responsible.

"We need to put the responsibility for the crime on the person who committed it and not on the person targeted. There is nothing anyone could do or not do that could ‘cause’ a sexual assault, harassment, intimate partner violence, or stalking to happen.”

Gill says there a range of ways that we can work to dismantle rape culture. "For example, we can reject traditional gender norms that encourage victim blaming and stereotypes about violent masculinity.

We can support consent education and we can learn that not everything we see and read in the media is an accurate portrayal.”

Gill says we need to stop making comments around what women should and shouldn't do, and instead we need to focus on changing our culture.

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Stay safe around power lines when doing jobs at your place If you’re catching up on home maintenance but working around electricity there are a few things to watch out for. Any work around electricity lines can be dangerous. Here are some important tips to help you stay safe while you do common jobs around your property.

Keith Hawke has just completed a project on Appo Hocton – the first Chinese immigrant to Nelson and New Zealand. Photo: Charles Anderson.

Appo’s life on film Charles Anderson Local filmmaker Keith Hawke knew nothing of Appo Hocton before he started a project documenting his life.

“He struck me as being very interesting and very relevant,” Keith says.

Appo, first known as Wong Ah Poo Hoc Ting, was the first naturalised Chinese New Zealander, who arrived in New Zealand in 1842 after jumping ship.

He deserted his vessel while it was berthed in the colony of Nelson.

He stayed in Nelson, becoming the first Chinese immigrant in New Zealand. He became

a housekeeper then set up his own business tendering for construction work. He was an alien so could not purchase property but then applied to become naturalised.

He bought land in Washington Road and what became Hastings Street, and built houses, living in one and leasing the others. He then built homes out in Dovedale and also married two different European women.

Appo was highly regarded as a Nelson pioneer and was one of 84 who attended a settlers’ luncheon to mark Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee in 1887.

“It was a really fun project,” says Keith, who travelled to

Guangzhou in China to try and track down where Appo was born.

“I couldn’t find it. We found the area but the likelihood is that his village was swallowed up with all the development.”

By the turn of the new millennium he had 1600 living descendants throughout the country.

The project was funded by the Chinese Poll Tax Heritage Trust, which was set up as part of a government apology to the early settler Chinese community for imposing a poll tax on them.

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From Coldplay to Forbidden Radio kate@nelsonweekly.co.nz

Mike Beever is a man of many musical talents.

The UK born producer and piano tuner helped rock legends Coldplay find their way into the charts and has written numerous tunes for TV, radio and film.

Now he calls Nelson home, making sure the ivories around the region are sounding sweet, and this Saturday will be performing at Forbidden Radio’s live broadcast at Founders.

Mike made the move to New Zealand 15 years ago after purchasing a piano tuning business in Nelson.

There are just two piano tuners in the Top of the South, and he sees up to 700 clients a year, including the Nelson Centre of Musical Arts, various colleges and piano teachers.

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an “old man’s profession”, he joined a touring rock band.

During this time he learned the skills of recording and production and ended up as a house engineer at Station Studios in London.

One day in 1999, an unknown band by the name of Coldplay turned up to record one of their early EPs, ‘Brothers & Sisters’.

“I spent three days in the studio with them and it was a really cool experience. I remember driving them to a gig and only five people turned up to watch them,” says Mike.

In 2016 - almost 20 years later - Mike rubbed shoulders again with the multi award-winning band at their Auckland concert as a VIP guest.

“I chatted with them in their dressing room and at the after party I sat there eating sushi with Chris Martin and Neil Finn,” says Mike.

“It was pretty surreal.”

When he’s not tuning pianos, you’ll find Mike at his Nelson home, writing music for production libraries that go on to be used in TV, cinema, and radio.

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“It all started when I was asked to compose a song for an Olympics 2012 ad. It got me onto a great thing.”

That same three-minute piece of music, called ‘The Farmer’, has now been used numerous times around the world.

“Top Gear used it in their ‘worst cars in history’ episode, it has been on a Johnson’s nappies ad and even MasterChef UK - as

spotted by my mother-in-law,” he says. “You never know where they’re going to go.”

This Saturday, Mike will be the pianist for the Forbidden Radio Fresh FM fundraiser at Founders.

It’s the second live theatre, live audience and live broadcast radio drama after the success of their first sold-out show in April.

This time the crew will be performing The Lone Ranger radio classic ‘Fear’, along with 1949 drama ‘Richard Diamond Private Detective: The Leland Gibson Murder’.

Mike says he’s looking forward to what will be a rare live performance from him.

“It’s all really improvised and I’ll be helping to create the atmosphere, intrigue, suspense and ambience.

“Thinking about all I’ve done, I would never swap New Zealand for a life in London.”

Forbidden Radio is on at The Granary at Founders, this Saturday, 30 June, at 7pm. Tickets are $15 and available from Beggs Musicworks, Richmond Mall or Fresh FM.

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Nelson Tasman Hospice marketing and fundraising manager Paul McIntyre and CEO Frans Dellebeke receive a cheque from Nelson Bay Harmony Chorus members Carol Brown, Eileen Smith, Judy Petrie and Hilary Clifton. Photo: Jonty Dine.

The Nelson Tasman Hospice received another financial boost last week.

Members of the Nelson Bays Harmony Chorus were on hand to deliver the cheque for $2800 to Nelson Tasman Hospice marketing and fundraising manager Paul McIntyre.

The donations came from funds raised from a concert at the All Saints Church auditorium on May 19. About 250 people packed the

church for the performance.

Carol Brown says the group has been together for over twenty years, singing unaccompanied barbershop-style songs from the 1920s till today.

“A lot of members of our group have a personal connection to hospice and we wanted to raise money for the new facility.”

Paul says the Hospice are still looking to raise $1.5 million and every bit helps as they look to open the new facility in March, 2019.

Mayor honours PM’s baby with donation Nelson Mayor Rachel Reese has honoured the birth of Prime Minister Jacinda Arden’s daughter with a donation of $1000 to Women’s Refuge.

“On behalf of Nelson City, I would like to convey my heartfelt congratulations to our Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her partner Clarke Gayford on the birth of their baby girl,” she said in a media statement on Friday.

Ardern welcomed her daughter into the world on Thursday and introduced her to the public on Sunday. Her name is Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford.

“In honour of this momentous occasion, I will be acknowledging the birth with a donation from the Mayor’s fund of $1000 to Women’s Refuge,” said Rachel.

“This reflects the generosity of spirit of the Prime Minister in making sure that all New Zealanders deserve the best support possible.”

Rachel says that as the first female mayor of one of New Zealand’s oldest cities, and as a mother herself, she wanted to celebrate this milestone of women in leadership.

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Your Voice Nick Smith column: Nelson MP Nick Smith wrongly claims in his weekly column (19.6.2018) that Nelson will be poorer under a Labour-led government. In fact, we are seeing the opposite, with many examples of incomes rising in Nelson since the change of government.

Labour’s Health Minister David Clark announced last week that hard-working mental health support workers in Nelson will be entitled to increases of around $3 per hour for the important work they do in our community.

The Minimum Wage has had its largest increase in 10 years. This increase, and plans to progressively increase the Minimum Wage to $20 in 2021, will benefit many workers in hospitality, retail and service industries in Nelson.

Meanwhile, local union organisers have been going about their business of negotiating good wage increases with Nelson employers. Despite the scaremongering from our local MP, the vast majority of union-negotiated Collective Agreements happen in good faith and without the need for industrial action. Given that the Labour-led government is yet to implement any changes to employment law, any Industrial Action that is occurring is happening under National’s employment laws that Nick Smith and his colleagues voted for.

I’m delighted that local health drink entrepreneurs Chloe and Florence van Dyke from CHIA have become Nelson’s first accredited Living Wage employers. Chloe and Florence are

setting an example for other Nelson employers, that valuing your employees through decent wages is a great way to do business.

On 1 July, many Nelson families will receive increases to Family Tax Credits and the Accommodation Supplement, and the Winter Energy and Best Start payments.

As Labour’s candidate in Nelson in 2017, I spoke to many workers who wanted to see the end of sunshine wages, and real changes to improve incomes for hard working Nelson families. It’s great to see those changes starting to roll out.

Rachel Boyack FIRST Union Organiser, Nelson Mayor defends $3 million overspend: Would've only been $2,940,000 if you didn't spend taxpayer’s money on the ridiculously overpriced windchime down Haven Road. So who’s pocket did that back-hander go into????

Steve Armour Don’t forget the tea towels used as pathetic Christmas decoration. Could have saved some money on those. Don’t forget about what it has cost the taxpayers for the Stanton benevolent fund. Can’t wait for next election.

Francesca Sears As usual, so many people will be negative. Jawboners who have no backbone to stand for council and do better. If you want incompetent councils try living in Auckland or Hamilton. In Hamilton, I paid the highest rates for the least services.

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Nelson Matters National took the right step last week in giving bi-partisan support to the Government for establishing a Climate Change Commission. It is the next logical step for New Zealand in tackling this global problem.

The science behind the climate change issue is that human activities are increasing the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, warming the temperature and changing weather patterns. NZ contributes only 0.2% of global emissions with the big emitters being China and the US. Anything we do will only have a small effect.

However, our emissions per person are high. We need to do our

fair share and work with other nations to get emissions down.

National took ten important steps on climate change during our nine years in government.

We insulated 320,000 homes.

We increased the proportion of renewable electricity from 65% to 85%. We electrified Auckland’s trains and introduced incentives for electric cars. We established the national network of cycleways and reduced emissions from land fill by collecting and using the methane. We set the phase out plan for HFC gases used in our refrigerators and heat pumps. We initiated the $250 million global research alliance to find solutions to reduc-

ing emissions from agriculture.

The most controversial step was introducing a cost on emissions with the Emission Trading Scheme. We started with a 50% obligation in 2010 but then we ramped it up to 100% as the economy recovered from the GFC. Our most important success was in helping secure the Paris Agreement in 2016. I spent years working as Climate Change and Environment Minister with New Zealand’s diplomats helping get both developed and developing countries to commit to reduce emissions.

New Zealand’s obligation is a 30% reduction in emissions by

Works in Nelson are the slowest I've ever encountered. Jay Young For many years we did not hear of "cost blow-outs" but after a contractor took a long time doing a contract in Upper Songer St. Stoke, and then was given another contract on Ridgeway South, he approached the Council for more funding. As a council staff member said, “the job is only partly done, there may be a request for further assistance." Although the job was planned many years ago, no foundation tests had been taken. Albert Smithson Nelson boys solving world’s problems: Well done, Ferg and friends.

Outstanding achievement.

Barbara Kreft Why are today’s children so anxious: My reason for being so anxious as a kid was, if I got in trouble I would be yelled at and chased around the house, and threatened to be beaten black and blue if I played up. Charles Grey Nelson student reaching for the stars after acceptance to international programmes: How wonderful! Congratulations! Ana Fierek Congratulations!!! What an amazing opportunity!! I have spent time living in Alabama...the southern hospitality is second to none! Just remember to speak reeeaaally slowly.

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The record since 1990 shows how hard a 30% cut will be over the next 12 years. NZ emissions grew by 13% during the Bolger/ Shipley Government and another 10% during the Clark Government. The Key/English Government, despite the population growing by 10% and the economy by 25%, did much better by reducing emissions by 2%.

A sophisticated approach will be required to reduce emissions without losing jobs and reducing living standards. It is no good shutting down industries like dairy, meat, steel, cement, methanol or aluminium in New Zealand if production is trans-

ferred to other countries that are less efficient A Climate Change Commission will help us meet our Paris targets by setting emission budgets and a timetable for reductions.

Cross party support will also help business plan for the long term.

I would encourage Nelsonians to attend the public meeting on the Commission proposal with Climate Change Minister James Shaw at Old Saint Johns next Tuesday 3 July 5pm-7pm. I’m attending to indicate my support and to ensure New Zealand continues to make progress.

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Welcome to the boing boing gloop machines Nelsonians will be invited to make the gloop “gloop” as part of this year’s Light Nelson.

One of a small number of invited artists is Auckland-based Jon Baxter, who has been creating media for film, installations, events, museums and television for over 20 years.

He will be bringing his “Boing Boing Gloop Machines” where audiences are invited to pull a rope that is attached to lycra. A light display on the material responds to the movement along with making sounds. Kinect cameras inside the drums read the height of the lycra as you pull the rope. As the height of the lycra changes so do the sounds and visuals.

Now in its fourth year, Light Nelson is a five-day light festival that has quickly become one of Nelson’s largest and favourite free, biennial events, attracting more than 55,000 visitors in its last outing in 2016. Project manager Sophie Kelly says it’s incredible how quickly Light Nelson has become a key event on the region’s event calendar.

“It’s a fantastic project that features hundreds of incredible artists and creatives, some very generous supporters, and, of course, tens of thousands of visitors.”

Auckland-based Jon Baxter is bringing his interactive light displays to Light Nelson.

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Hardy Street were a firm favourite, and one of the most-videoed and photographed installations.

He will also return to the same site, with a new set of digital mapping that will once again

paint one of our beloved wooden building with new illuminations and imagery.

“Be sure to look out for references to one of New Zealand’s most notorious trials of the 19th century,

that of the Burgess Gang for the Maungatapu murders,” Sophie says.

Light Nelson takes place from July 6-10 at the Queens Gardens and NMIT.

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A local mental health campaigner wants to meet with the health minister to personally deliver a petition of almost 2000 signatures looking to save Nelson's after-hours specialist youth crisis service.

Zoe Palmer, 18, has gathered more than 1900 signatures over Nelson Marlborough Health’s proposed changes to the on-call Child and Adolescent Mental

Health Service crisis team.

She wrote to Health Minister David Clark, seeking a meeting to present the petition she has gathered supporting the keeping of the city's specialist after-hours Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS).

Under the review, the after-hours CAMHS team, which provides specialist help to young people at risk, would be replaced by a more general team.

"I would also like to meet with

NEWS Bikes in schools: The national 'Bikes in Schools' programme is being piloted in Nelson with Nelson Intermediate and Victory Schools. The initiative has been running in other cities around the country and aims to promote biking culture, get kids more active and reduce childhood obesity. A fleet of bikes was provided on Friday, and a purposebuilt cycle track is about to be constructed. The pilot in Nelson is funded by the Bike on New Zealand Trust, the Nelson City Council and Nelson Marlborough Health.

Zoe Palmer. Photo: File. you to discuss how the review will work and how the views of

my supporters will be taken into account during the process." Zoe wrote.

The petition led to a public meeting on the matter, and local representatives of all major political parties signing a joint statement asking that the restructure be put on hold.

In the joint letter, National's Nick Smith, Labour's Rachel Boyack, the Greens' Matt Lawrey and New Zealand First's Sue Sara wrote that they regarded the service as

"widely valued and respected, and has played a key role in the region now having significantly fewer suicides amongst young people".

A spokesperson for Health Minister David Clark said that he has asked the Ministry of Health to review the decision.

In response, Zoe said she was "crying happy tears" when she heard the news.

She has given the minister a deadline of today to respond to her letter.

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Hospital shuttle buggy claims award: The Nelson Hospital Shuttle Buggy service has won an award. It was runner-up in the Health Care Provider Service Team Volunteers category of the 2018 Minister of Health volunteer awards, presented at the Grand Hall Parliament during National Volunteer Week. The service is the brainchild of Kathy Cuthbert, who noticed the struggles of the unwell and elderly who had to navigate Nelson Hospital’s hillside carpark.

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Nelson couple launch Wellington App: Nelson couple Ruth Copeland and Huup Waagen have expanded the Independent App Network of New Zealand to the capital. On Thursday, Wellington became the ninth app in a growing network of regionally-based apps for mobile device users. The Wellington App is the latest member of the iAPPNZ, which also includes the Nelson App and Marlborough App, which are owned by Nelson Weekly Ltd.

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Orange Joinery is celebrating its success at the recent 2018 Nelson Marlborough Golden Edge Joinery and Design Awards – Callum Simonsen has taken out the coveted award for ‘Best Apprentice,’ for which he received the Centre for Fine Woodworking Trophy. Among the judges comments: “Callum was a fantastic example of the journey required as a young apprentice when producing early work. He showed the ability to listen to a client’s brief…he produced very fine pieces of joinery for the client.” Orange Joinery design, manufacture and install custom-made designer kitchens, cabinetry, bathroom vanity units, laundries, stairs and light commercial joinery. The business also make quality timber windows and doors, and can design and build shopfitting and joinery for retail shops, commercial, leisure, office and pharmacy spaces. The registered

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Paradise Brokers is a specialist provider of fully-customised business insurance solutions, based in central Nelson. For over four decades Consultant & Insurance Adviser Kenn Butler has been working in the insurance industry, starting in Invercargill, then in numerous main centres before opening Paradise Brokers in Nelson 14 years ago. He and Insurance Adviser Carla Glasgow work

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It was the only gold medal awarded in its category. The Riwaka-based company’s winning lager was described as “refreshingly simple, with a soft malty sweetness, gentle bitterness and a clean finish.”

“We’re a relatively young brewery, so I’m absolutely stoked we won against some of the established brewers,” says Head Brewer Simon Nicholas. “We use local hops, so the beer really does celebrate our region.

For a smaller brewery like Hop Federation it’s hard to get full national distribution, so this is a huge opportunity for us.” The winners were determined by a panel of 16 independent experts based on technical excellence, balance, mouthfeel, and most importantly, drinkability. Visit www.hopfederation. co.nz for more information.

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The award-winning Munro Hotel group, in the heart of Nelson, is 100% locally owned and operated, and has ideal options to host business or leisure activities. Its three properties – Hotel Nelson, Trailways Hotel and Studio DeLorenzo’s Apartments are surrounded by natural beauty and are brimming with hospitality.

In the 2016-2017 Nelson Hospitality Awards, The Hotel Nelson was named ‘Best Large Accommodation Provider.’

Hotel Nelson has the fabulous Flames on 40 Restaurant and Bar, as well as four conference rooms. It also offer private dinners.

Meanwhile, the popular DeLorenzo’s Studio Apartments was the 2018 Trip Advisors Travellers Choice award, and was voted No 2 in New Zealand.

DeLorenzo's offers 30 luxury studio apartments.

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celebrates Trailways Hotel, its stylish, contemporary centralcity hotel, which has been operating for the past 25 years.

It boasts a conference centre and fabulous restaurant – Tides Restaurant and Bar, situated right on Nelson’s picturesque Maitai River. For more information visit www.munrohotelgroup.co.nz Bayleys Nelson Bays are proud to let you know that when you work with Bayleys, you’re working with the best real estate agency in New Zealand.

Their Auckland Head Office has been awarded the Best Real Estate Agency, New Zealand, by the prestigious International Property Awards, and Bayleys Realty Group forms the backbone of all the Bayleys offices across the country.

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Award-winning company The Sellers Room is recognised as being one of Nelson Marlborough’s leading joinery companies, providing residential and commercial joinery throughout New Zealand.

Myles and Margarette Sellers work closely with their clients to design and create unique and stylish spaces.

This has been recognised at the Master Joiner Awards 2018 with a National Award to The Sellers Room for Best Specialty Fitment for the Munn’s the Man Store project in Christchurch.

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LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED The Children’s Garden, located between Nelson and Richmond, provides nature inspired, individualised education and care from infancy through to children starting school.

The setting at The Children’s Garden is ‘spacious, natural, open and homely, and the curriculum is based on the children’s interests; we focus on the children’s urges and desires to play so they are driven by their own curiosity for the world around them,’ says Principal Natasha Kibble.

The passionate early childhood teacher established The Children’s Garden after she carried out extensive study into the Pikler approach, and the centre’s programme is proving very popular.

“Not only do we enjoy providing local families with a high quality learning environment for their young ones, but we also like to support local businesses; we source our play materials, food, and day-to-day necessities locally, as much as possible.”

For more information phone 553 0665, or check out The Children’s Garden page on Facebook.

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Using high quality local ingredients, owners Justin and Jessie make their products fresh every day, all for great prices! Justin and Jessie have a real passion for baking, and as their business builds momentum, it’s a fulfilment of their desire to serve their customers authentic, delicious food. “You won’t find a premix in my kitchen,” says Justin.

“Our bread, pastries, sandwiches, desserts and cakes start with the best ingredients we can find.” Justin and Jessie have many years baking experience between them, in bakeries, supermarkets, cafes and restaurants.

They make an awesome team as Justin has a passion for breads and pastry, while Jessie loves all things sweet, including cakes, and is happy to make one for any occasion. The stunning array of homemade treats available at Fresh As Bakery is sure to delight anyone who walks through their door.

Located at 12 Tahunanui Drive, it’s easy parking, the baking is divine – you can even enjoy a barista coffee or nice pot of tea! For more information, visit www.freshasbakery.co.nz Fresh As Bakery is open Monday to Friday from 6am until 3:30pm. Saturday 8am – 2.30pm.

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Cruising, escorted tours, hiking, biking or total relaxation, anywhere you want to go, the team at World Travellers Nelson will do the research and plan your itinerary tailored to what you want, finding the best value deals, at competitive prices! With many years’ experience they can guarantee a professional, timely service; they will work with you, right from planning stage until the return of your trip, always checking to make sure you have the best experience.

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LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED Solar Sure Ltd is Nelson’s leading solar power installation company, installing solar power into homes and businesses across the Top of the South.

Having solar power installed at your home involves several key steps, starting with a visit to your property by one of the Solar Sure team, then installation of the PV solar panels, followed by the final inspection. Solar Sure makes having solar power installed into your home as easy as possible.

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If you are battling an infestation of pests this winter – help is at hand! “The main issues we are dealing with right now are rodents, ants and cockroaches,” says Shane Warland, owner of Debug Nelson. “We are locals looking after locals. It’s really important when you have a pest problem that needs sorting - using a local company means we can be there when you need us, and we provide Shane Warland a great follow-up service. I bring 7 years local pest control experience to Debug Nelson, so I know the pests out there.

We also work to educate people on how to help keep their home free of pests, for example, keeping trees and shrubs trimmed away from their houses to stop insects and rodents getting easy access. We feel a great sense of satisfaction knowing we have helped people who may have been battling for years with a pest problem.”

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A Nelson actor is returning home to perform in the debut play for the revamped Nelson School of Music.

Comfrey Sanders and her fellow performers, Andrew Paterson, Jack Buchanan, Susie Berry and Jonathan Price, are bringing the modern adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde to the Nelson Centre of Musical Arts on 3 July.

The 25-year-old says she grew up performing in musicals at the venue and is excited to be making her return.

“I haven’t seen the venue since it has been revamped, but I used to do a lot of performing in that space with the Nelson Youth Theatre Company.”

Comfrey moved to Nelson from the UK when she was seven and attended Hira School, Nelson Intermediate School and Nelson College for Girls.

She moved to Wellington when she was 18 to study at Toi Whakaari, and has been based in Auckland for the past four years at her drama

Of all the European cities prominent in the world of classical music during the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries, Vienna stands out for its depth of composedly talent, says Nelson Symphony Orchestra chair Richard Wells.

So, it makes sense that the orchestra will take it on as part of its upcoming concert. On June 30 the NSO will perform “Vienna” in the Nelson Centre of Musical Arts, featuring five works by Vienna’s greatest composers.

“These range from the superbly refined classicism of Haydn and Mozart to the lush romanticism of Mahler and Brahms,” says Richard.

The concert commences with the well-known “Rosamunde” overture by Schubert followed by the scintillating violin concerto in D major by Mozart with soloist John Thomson, the orchestra’s concert master. Before the first half concludes, the orchestra will perform Gustav Mahler’s celebrated “Adagietto” from his monumental 5th symphony.

“This beautiful piece for strings and harp was the haunting film music for “Death in Venice” in the early 1970s,” Richard says.

After the interval, the Nelson Symphony Orchestra will perform Brahms’s well-known “Academic Festival Overture”. Brahms made use of several student songs including “Gaudeamus Igitur” in this overture.

The Nelson Symphony Orchestra is conducted

by John Rimmer and features violin concerto soloist John Thomson. The concert is at 7.30pm on 30 June at the NCMA.

The cast of Jekyll and Hyde is from left: Andrew Paterson, Susie Berry, Comfrey Sanders, Jack Buchanan and Jonathan Price. Photo: Supplied. company, A Slightly Isolated Dog. The last time Comfrey was here was in 2016, when she performing Don Juan at the Nelson Arts Festival.

Comfrey says their rendition of Jekyll and Hyde is “loosely” based on the 19th century novel by Robert Louis Stevenson about Dr. Henry Jekyll and his beast within, Mr. Edward Hyde. “It's told through actors pretending to be part of a French touring

company. Dr Jekyll is a very revolutionary doctor and he does all sorts of naughty things. It has been described as kids’ theatre but for adults, with alcohol and sex, so expect the unexpected.”

Nelson is the first stop in the South Island leg of the tour and she says she is expecting plenty of supporters in the audience, including family, friends and teachers.

The play has toured through New Plymouth, Hamilton,

Rotorua, Tauranga, Hastings and Palmerston North.

After Nelson it will head to Christchurch and Oamaru, before finishing in Dunedin.

Jekyll and Hyde is on at the Nelson Centre of Musical Arts on Tuesday, 3 July, at 7:30pm. Tickets are available from TicketDirect.

Nelson Weekly has a doublepass to the show to give away.

To go in the draw, email your name and contact number to editorial@nelsonweekly.co.nz

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Daryl Wislang on-board Dongfeng during this year's Volvo Ocean Race. Daryl's team won the prestigious race in The Netherlands on Monday morning. Photos: Volvo Ocean Race.

Nelson sailor wins ocean race Andrew Board Nelson sailor Daryl Wislang has won his second Volvo Ocean Race in dramatic fashion.

The 37 year-old former Nelson Yacht Club member was the watch captain on the Chinese-backed Dongfeng Race Team boat.

Heading into the final threeday leg of the round-theworld race, from Sweden to The Netherlands over the weekend, Daryl’s team was

in a three-way sprint for the overall race win.

Dongfeng took a different route to the other two teams and was rewarded with the stage victory and the overall race.

Remarkably, it was the team's first stage win of the race.

It is the second win for Daryl after he won the prestigious race on-board Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing in 2015.

Daryl told the Nelson Weekly back in January that winning the title was his goal.

“That’s why I joined this team. On paper it was going to be strong team, they started early, they had the budget and time was on our side.”

But the win was by the slimmest of margins, just 16 minutes, the closest in the race’s history.

The 37-year-old father of two told the Weekly that his next goal is the America’s Cup. “I’d like to give the America’s Cup a crack. It’s something that I haven’t competed in and it's in New Zealand next

time. I’d definitely like to give that a go and immerse myself in it and see how that dynamic works.

“I’ve never been in the right position to get involved in it, but now is as good a time as any.”

The Volvo Ocean Race started in Spain last October and made its way to Portugal, South Africa, Australia, Hong Kong, Australia, China, New Zealand, Brazil, United States, Wales, Sweden and The Netherlands.

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On the 7th of July 2018 the Nelson Suburbs U13 football side will travel to the Gold Coast to play in the Premier Invitational Cup. The Premier Invitational Cup was set up in 2012 by Magic United TFA to bring junior football players together for a festival of football on the Gold Coast. The Premier Invitational is entering its 7th year of existence and 2018 is going to be the biggest one yet. Last year’s event hosted more than 100 teams from all over Australia, New Zealand and America and the registrations for 2018 have shown interest from teams from New Zealand, Asia, Japan, and America.

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players from two of Nelson Suburbs FC 13th grade teams that have consistently placed in the top of the Nelson Bays competition for the last 3 years. They are a talented, motivated and driven group of players. With nearly all the players having been selected for Tasman United Football Academy (TUA) and/or the Paul Ifill Football Academy (PIFA).

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Success in any field comes from hard work and persistence and these boys never shy from putting in the hard work, the time, and the effort.

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The learnings they get from an experience like this extend well beyond football - it can be the catalyst for many more life achievements. It’s about investing in our youth for the future.

The cost of the trip is NZD $35,000 which is being raised through a combination of cash donations, product donations for sale, raffles and an auction along with various other fundraising activities. The Team would like to thank every business and person who has given time or money to make this happen.

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Nelson is fast becoming New Zealand’s mountain biking capital and the city has just scored a massive coup to enhance that reputation.

Nelson will host a four-day round of the renowned Enduro World Series next year, the Aorere Enduro.

Club spokesman Paul Jennings says he is delighted to announce a brand-new, bigger, better and tougher enduro than ever.

"We're really excited about introducing some of the world's best riders to our awesome trails."

The Aorere Enduro will double as round three of the EWS Asia-Pacific Enduro Series and will run from February 7-10, 2019.

The series, announced earlier this year, has expanded to four rounds, with two of New Zealand’s most iconic mountain biking destinations, Nelson and Christchurch, being welcomed into the fold.

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The series is designed as a stepping stone for up-andcoming riders to hone their skills closer to home, as well as compete for the coveted new Asia-Pacific Enduro Series title.

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A last-minute penalty saw Stoke squander the chance to enter the top four in the NPD Tasman Trophy, going down 27-25 to Renwick in a thriller at Greenmeadows on Saturday.

The round nine clash epitomised the 'game of two halves' cliche, the Eagles conceding a 15-point first half lead to remain just outside semi-final contention.

The hosts were without industrious openside Anty Burnett and centre Rupena Parkinson, stretching Stoke's stocks.

Brian Bennett had the first chance at points, pushing his penalty shot wide before second five Charlie Chambers broke Stoke's bagel after some mesmerising interplay.

Renwick players celebrate their last-minute win over Stoke.

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Both sides showed some scintillating enterprise on attack and were each denied potential 'tries of the season', Renwick by a knock on and Stoke by the touchline.

Tomas Aoake and lock Isei Lewaqai were both lethal with the ball in hand for Stoke, running riot through the Renwick defence.

Naisa Taufa had a golden opportunity to put Renwick on the board, but the unmarked flanker spilt the pill with the line in sight.

Brad Pool then scored Stoke's second after Lewaqai broke up the middle of the field from the base of the ruck, Stoke showed patience and shifted wide to the openside who crashed over in the left corner.

Jack Grooby missed the conversion but stretched the lead to 15 soon after with a penalty from right in front, as Renwick failed to register a point in the first forty.

Stoke's dominance continued at the start of the second half as a long-range penalty attempt from Grooby fell just short of the crossbar, only for Chambers to charge the ensuing clearance and score his second try of the afternoon.

Taufa finally got Renwick on the board, making up for his earlier blunder by scoring off the back of

Stoke player Bailey McQuade takes on the Renwick line during Saturday's last minute loss. Photo: Barry Whitnall/Shuttersport.

powerful surge from centre Michael Vaenoa.

Vaenoa dotted down for the visitor's second soon after, racing down the right flank to make it 22-12.

Grooby extended Stoke’s advantage with his second penalty goal, however, Renwick's backs were starting to cut the hosts defence apart.

Vaenoa’s stellar second half continued, brushing away several tacklers to complete a blistering

brace and bring Renwick within striking distance.

Renwick's attack clicked into gear, only Stoke skipper Sam Chamberlain's desperate scrambling defence denying powerful winger Kavekini Tabu.

Renwick had several chances to steal the lead but couldn't make their final passes stick until halfback Chris Bolton dived over from the base to bring Renwick within two.

Bennett had the chance to take the lead for the first time in the game, but pushed the conversion wide. The green machine continued to hammer away at Stoke's

defence until the home side were eventually penalised at the ruck in front of their own sticks.

Bennett nailed the penalty to break Stoke's hearts and hand the Nelson sub-union champions their fourth loss of the season.

The Stoke captain says he was very disappointed to let it slip away. "We just couldn't get across the line today. Full credit to Renwick, they came back strongly at the end there and thoroughly deserve the win."

He says they lost their structure in the second and may have been guilty of switching off at times.

"We will learn from this one."

The gutsy fullback says they will not use their understrength squad as an excuse.

"It's what we pride ourselves on, we back our depth, we will use this as motivation for the next two games and try to get back in that top four."

In other results, Waimea Old Boys defeated Waitohi 42-34 in a high-scoring affair at Jubilee Park while Wanderers sneaked home against Central 36-33.

Nelson remains at the top of the table after beating East Coast 4429 and Kahurangi enjoyed a 3514 win over Moutere. Marist had the bye.

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A new netball variation has been introduced in Nelson to help cater for players whose joints can no longer handle the stress of the fast-paced game.

The ‘Walking Netball’ league got underway at Saxton Stadium last week.

Nelson Netball operations and financial officer Arnella King says the centre began the initiative

after looking at ways to expand community involvement in the game.

“It was great we had about eight people turn up for the first session, so we got a half court game going and there were a lot of laughs.”

Arnella says a range of ages turned up on Tuesday, the oldest of whom was 82-years-old.

“She was highly competitive for 82. She was so competitive that

she had a bit of a fall running to get the ball instead of walking because she didn’t want it to go out.”

Arnella says no matter what age you are, you don’t lose your competitive spirit.

“We are calling it ‘wiggle and giggle’ and there was definitely lots of that.”

Walking netball has been run overseas and in some of the largest netball centres in the country.

“We have run off the back of that

after seeing how successful its been in those places.”

Arnella says the centre wanted to find a way to keep people active and involved in the sport. “With walking netball there is no running or jumping so the stress and impact on the body is a lot less.”

She says they received some great feedback following the first session. “They said they couldn’t wait to tell their friends and bring them along.”

I think it will be one of those word of mouth things and will just get bigger and bigger.

“We love to see people still enjoying netball.”

Arnella says, if you are interested in joining the Walking Netball League, simply turn up with a gold coin and in sneakers to a 10.45 session on Tuesday mornings at Saxton.

For more information contact the Nelson Netball office at 547 4450.

RIPPA: Tahuna Primary School's Havarna Walker charges up-field during the regional rippa rugby competition at Henley School last week. Brightwater went on to win the final 9-3 and will now represent the region at the national finals in Wellington. Photo: Jonty Dine.

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Suburbs prepare for inaugural southern league Jonty Dine After a mixed Mainland Premier League campaign, Nelson Suburbs will look to bounce back as the inaugural Southern Football League kicks off this weekend.

The side will open its Southern League season this Sunday at Saxton Field against Coastal Spirit FC, after defeating Rangers AFC on Saturday to advance to the fourth round of the Chatham Cup. An Eddie Sillars goal proved the difference in Marlborough, as Nelson edged the spirited Rangers 1-0 on a sodden pitch at A and P Park.

Suburbs coach Steve Bignall was happy to leave A and P Park with the win, but generally unimpressed by the level of football his side produced.

"I thought Rangers played really well, made some good chances … we performed poorly. But it was always going to be a bit of a slog

on that pitch. We were probably guilty of trying to play too much football at times.”

As the side await its Chatham Cup fate, the focus now shifts to the first round of the SFL. Suburbs player/coach Ben Wright says the new league is something New Zealand Football had to do to keep the game moving forward.

He says the side are fizzing at the prospect of new opposition.

“For us as coaches and players, it’s great to be playing against different teams, we are really looking forward to it.”

Suburbs finished the Mainland Premier League in fourth on 24 points, 12 shy of champions Cashmere Technical.

The side won seven of its fourteen fixtures, losing four and drawing three.

While Suburbs achieved its preseason MPL goal, the club was frustrated to let a few results slip.

“We are always hoping to do bet-

Striker Ryan Stewart (left) in action for Nelson Suburbs at Saxton Field this season. Photo: Chris Symes/Shuttersport. ter, but our goal was to qualify for the Southern league and we have done that.”

Though a fourth-placed finish enabled them to qualify, Ben says he was disappointed not to have pushed the top sides further.

“We feel as if we could have pushed Tech a bit harder, which we were disappointed with, but

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The English striker says the side produced some quality play on the pitch.

“I thought at times we have played some really good football, we just haven’t done it consistently.”

He says now that the ‘serious stuff is starting,’ the hope is they can

SporTS RUGBY: Marist loose forward and the region’s most recent All Black, Shannon Frizell, was denied a dream debut against the French on Saturday. Shannon was awarded his first test try under the posts in the 63rd minute after running a beautiful line off half back Aaron Smith, but the try was reversed on review and Shannon’s first test try was ruled out.

FOOTBALL: Rangers AFC remain on top of the Nelson division one table, four points clear of secondplaced Suburbs. Saturday saw a 0-0 draw played out between Nelson FC and Tahuna while Nelson College defeated Suburbs 2-0. The battle for top spot in the women's premier division is heating up, with FC Nelson still in first place on 18 points, having played an extra

maintain that performance and produce 90 minute displays.

Ben credited a number of players for the side’s strong start to the season.

“Ed (Sillars) has come in and done a great job,” he says.

“We’ve had Sammy Ayers who is Mr Reliable and has been brilliant for us.”

Ben also singled out star striker Ryan Stewart, the club's top goal scorer to date, as an instrumental part of the side.

Club operations manager Gary Hinks says Suburbs’ inclusion in the SFL caps an exciting period for the club.”

“Suburbs has always looked for a higher competition to play in and I think this opportunity is one we will certainly grab.”

Gary says the fixtures against Dunedin Tech and Queenstown will be highlights.

“We are excited to have two home games against teams that Nelson has not seen in a very long time.” game. Waimea and the Richmond Swans are nipping at their heels, each on 16 points. On Saturday, Nelson College for Girls defeated Waimea 4-1, the Richmond Swans beat Suburbs 3-0 and FC Nelson downed the Richmond Foxes 2-1.

BASKETBALL: The Mike Pero Nelson Giants returned to the top of the New Zealand NBL table after they easily dispatched the Go Media Jets 90-71 on Thursday to claim their tenth victory of the season.

Nelson were coming into the game without starting point guard Kyle Adnam and Mike Vukona (injured back), but the depth of the Giants side was evident as they led by as many as 26 points. Damon Heuir top scored for Nelson with 24, Finn Delany score 18 points, while Jerry Evan Jr contributed 14 in his return from injury.

Nelson will now go into the bye week with a 10-2 record.

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Bannisters help earn promotion

Mother and daughter combo play for premier netball team Jacks Navy Jacks netballers Emma and Natasha Bannister have been instrumental in taking their side to premier division this season.

The mother/daughter duo have previously played in division two sides together, but made their premier netball debut after Jacks Navy’s mid-season promotion.

“I wasn’t really up to playing premier again, so mum said ‘just come play for us, we will just be a fun team,’ and then somehow we ended up playing prems,” Natasha says.

The 19-year-old goal defence played for Stoke in 2017, but made the move to Jacks to play alongside her long-time coach and mentor.

“Since I started netball she’s been my coach, for about ten years, so playing alongside her is pretty cool.”

Emma says that the side put an emphasis on just going out and enjoying the experience.

“The whole team has gone in with

Mother Emma (right) and daughter Natasha Bannister have been playing together for Jacks Navy in premier division after a mid-season promotion. Photo: Jonty Dine.

to get the most out of her.”

Natasha is only back in Nelson temporarily before she heads back to Pasco-Hernando State College in Florida on a volleyball scholarship.

Natasha says the American sport-

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“I love it, it’s a whole different level of game.”

She says she hopes to go on to representing New Zealand in volleyball again and squeeze in a few more games of netball with mum along the way.

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Jacks Navy certainly haven’t embarrassed themselves this season, managing to take an 8-7 first quarter lead in their opening game against powerhouses, Prices Pharmacy.

Despite going on to lose the game 42-28, Natasha says was a big achievement “Coming that close to Prices in our first game of prems was pretty cool.”

Emma says, while their time at the top has been enjoyable, most of the team will be looking forward to going back down to second division.

“It’s just a little bit more our pace.”

Ever the competitor, Natasha broke her little finger in the opening minute of their grudge match with club mates Jacks OPD last Thursday night.

“She should be out for a couple of games, but if she’s anything as stubborn as her mother she will be playing this week,” Emma says.

The table topping OPD comfortably claimed club bragging rights, 85-19.

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the idea of having fun, we know we probably aren’t going to win any games and the last few games have not been close.”

The team don’t train and don’t really warm up.

“We basically just turn up for the game and play, so it’s still a bit of a shock for all the players that we have made prems, for a lot of us it is out first time and will probably the last.”

Emma says, though she may be a bit biased, she believes Natasha has been integral to the team's dream run.

“Her defence is definitely a big asset, she certainly has kept us in a few games with her defensive work and rebounds.”

Natasha is quick to deflect praise to her mother’s efforts in the opposite circle. “She’s good at reading the ball and her shots are pretty good.”

While Natasha jokes that even though they’re teammates her mum still tells her what to do, Emma says she simply “encourages.”

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electrical

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Firewood

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YoUr TrADE or SErviCE righT hErE? 6cm x 1 column only

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massage

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painter

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Stephen Halcrow Painter and decorator

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or 544 9415

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or

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Clinics in Stoke, Wakefield, Motueka & Takaka.

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Nelson Weekly

Trades & Services / Community Notices

Locally Owned and Operated

stump removaL

soLar

Stump GrindinG ServiceS

Top Kat Roofing Tasman Smart Solutions for Smart People

Specialising in supply & installation of Solar Systems for: Your solar specialists

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TUESDAY 26 June 2018

3 July: First Aid for Young Children

Keith Mitchell 027 484 5709

Ph 544 9180

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trees

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DEADLiNE: MiDDAY FriDAY - 50 WorDS or LESS BY EMAiL oNLY PLEASE SEND To: myevent@nelsonweekly.co.nz brook sanctuary fence cHecking and maintenance voLunteers Wanted. Can you spare one day a month? Wed 8.45am – 2pm.

No fixed commitment all training provided. Help protect the future of Nelson’s Wildlife. 035462422. stoke centraL probus cLub welcomes new members to our Monthly Meetings. Looking for Fellowship, Friendship, and meeting interesting people? We meet on the 4th Tues every month at Stoke Methodist Church Hall 10am. We have interesting speakers, lots of activities, and you can find new friends. Colleen 5470941. stoke seniors. Tues June 26: Aromatherapy talk at 1.30pm. Thurs June 28: The Wentworth Singers entertain at 1.30 pm $5 548 Main rd Stoke 5472660.

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. taHunanui community centre activities, 55 Muritai St, 548 6036. Mon - Playgroup $4 9.30am-12pm, Fit for Fun $2 1.30pm. Tues - Youth Drop-in free 3-5.30pm, Upcycling sewing & Boomerang bags 7pm. Wed - Community Nurse, 11am2pm, free, Garden Group 10.30am (1st of mth).

Thurs - Community Garden’s free 9.30am, Cards & Game’s $2 1.30pm, Book Club (1st of mth) 6pm. Fri - Counselling (by appointment), Free, Art Group $2 9.30am, Fit for Fun $2 1.30pm. neW to neLson? Join Citizens Advice and Nelson Newcomers for coffee at Morri Cafe, 244 Hardy Street from 10am third Tuesday each month. Jane 546 7681. Next meeting 17th July.

HoListic puLsing at Nelson Women’s Centre every Monday 10.30am, 11.30 am, 1pm. Healing Session are 50-minutes, by donation; 546 7986. 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. marybank garden cLub. Tues 3rd July at 7.30pm. Jaycee Room. Founders Park. FUN QUIZ EVENING. No Smartphones Please. Supper and Prizes. Visitors welcome. Ph: 5451726. $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 behind the church, 30 Vanguard St, cost $2. 5482601.

Waimea music cLub meets Sun 1st July at Loney Hall Wensley Road at 1:15 pm. Jim Carrick 5449446.

Pat Rainbow 5445766. neLson institute taLk. Stephen Eagar. ‘St Ciaran, Clonmacnoise and the Book of the Dun Cow’.

The Book, oldest extant Irish manuscript, written on vellum said to be from the hide of the Saint’s dun cow in the monastery he founded at Clonmacnoise in 544AD. Nelson Library July 1st 2pm. $2pp. Queries 9220002. food, is it a probLem for you? Are you suffering from anorexia, bulimia, obesity and/or compulsive eating? Overeaters Anonymous works.

0226730237. All welcome. experience tHe sound of souL: Sing HU, a sacred sound and ancient mantra. It brings healing for body, mind, and spirit. Wed 5-6pm, 44c Bronte St. Lyndy 0211567914. fresH focus Mon, 2 July, 10 to 11am, SANDY STEPHENS speaking on “FOREIGN AID AND DEVELOPMENT: SAVING LIVES, OR DOLLARS DOWN THE DRAIN?” at the Elim Christian Centre Hall, Stoke. All welcome. Entry $2. aLcoHoLics anonymous Is alcohol causing problems in your life? Want to stop drinking but can’t? Maybe we can help. Support meetings daily.

08002296757. tHursday sit & be fit and strength/balance class continues through the school holidays. ACC approved instructor. Thurs @10 am in Old Folks Hall.

Great music,sing, laugh while you get fitter and stronger. Shirley 5471433 / 0211218023. tiny tots, a free, fun introduction to stories, songs, active movement and rhymes for pre-schoolers & their caregivers. Tues 10-10.30am Children’s Area, Richmond Library during term time.

Writers at LuncHtime. All welcome on Wed July 4 from 11.30am at The Prince Albert. The guest speaker at 12.30pm is Dave MacManus, owner and manager of The CopyPress, a self-publishing company in Nelson. Gold coin donation. Chrissie on 03-5469818. community sing-aLong Wednesday 4 July 1.30 pm 4 Wensley Road, Richmond. Afternoon tea.

Gold coin for Nelson Hospital Chaplaincy. Enquiries 5448562. engLisH conversation group for esL speakers: students, locals, visitors. Wed 4.306.00pm, Trinity Church. Informal conversation, tea,coffee. Inquiries: Rachael Ph 02102686970. rock n roLL and casuaL dancing 7.30pm till

late Sat 30 June at Nelson Golf Club 38 Bolt Road.

Music by Cruise Control $5 Admission. All Welcome. forest & bird Friday 29 June. Hon Minister Eugenie Sage talks about conservation post-budget and her trip to Sub Antarctic islands. Elim Centre, 625 Main Rd, Stoke at 7pm. pearL creek pLanting day Sat 30 June. 9am to midday. Meet at the end of Cotterell Rd, Appleby.

Bring gloves and spade. Contact Jo Kay 0211169877 or robjokay@xttra.co.nz. forest & bird Friday 6 to Sun 8 July. Weekend camp at Mangarakau Lodge north-west boundary of Kahurangi National Park. There is some firewood to be moved, walks to be taken or books to be read.

Julie at nikau48@gmail.com. forest & bird Wed 11 July. Evening talk by David Melville about the needs of waders and other coastal birds, both migratory and local. 7.30pm Tahunanui School Hall. neLson 50+ WaLking group: July 5th, Pig Valley-Wakefield. Ph. Wendy, 544 6688 or Adriana, 538 0271. neLson 50+ mini WaLkers: July 3rd, Willow Walk. Meet 10 am at Pioneer Park. Ph. Bob, 548 5048. forest & bird community pLanting at orpHanage stream. Sat 14 and Sun 15 July. Meet at the back of the carpark at Annesbrook Church at 9am. Bring a spade if you can and wear solid footwear and gloves. Julie for more info 5450989.

LigHtHouse spirituaL aWareness fundraising expo. Mon 30th July 7 to 9pm. Entry $5 for healings and readings. Contact Carolyn 5474613. neLson neWbies, new to this area? All welcome to join us for a coffee and chat - every Wednesday 10.30am at Deville Café, 22 New St. Phone Clive 547 2725. neLson neWbies sociaL WaLking groups, weekly on Tue and Fri at 10 am, explore Nelson, Stoke, Richmond on foot, Phone Karin 547 4461.

Higgins Heritage park WakefieLd - Open Sunday 1st July 10am – 3pm Historic transport, vintage machinery & tractors, forestry exhibits, Rover cars, Holmwood Collection, Jowett vehicles and Rural life museum. See Facebook and higginsheritagepark.co.nz. Ph Allan 027 319 7427. aLLiance francaise Join us on Fridays, 4:00-5:45 pm at Comida Café, 7 Alma St, Buxton Square, for informal French conversation. All welcome whatever your level of French. See http://www.afnelsontasman.org/

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.

WaterblastiNg • House washing • Roof & gutters • Moss & algae removal • • Driveways, paths & decks • Boats & caravans •

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• Windows Inside & Outside • Lawns & Edges • Maintenance programs • Hedge Trimming • WINZ Quotes available

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Cell:

0220 649 822

Email: jeffneilson1961@yahoo.com

phone steve - 027 324 8747 or 03 547 1503 For a No Obligation Free Quote

ChurCh NotiCes One church, Many expressiOns

271 Songer St. Stoke

HC Sunday Service at 9.45am

Biblical Christ-Centred Worship Services:

Sunday 10:30 am & 5 pm We are located at:

Whakatu Kids and Youth Group Enquiries - Ph 547 7773 www.whakatupres.co.nz

NELSON BIBLE BELIEVERS Welcomes B ible believing Christians and those seeking truth ...

No law but love No book but the Bible No creed but Christ No denominational ideas No opinions of others Sunday 10am & 5pm - Thursday 7.30pm

93 Beatty Street, Tahuna, Nelson (Airport End) nnbb@actrix.co.nz

“...at evening time it shall be light” Zechariah 14:7 - Malachi 4:5&6

(no access off Waimea or Ridgeway) Contact: (03) 547 - 6056

www.rcnzonline.com/nelson

Christadelphians The Bible Our Guide

We warmly invite you to hear Speaker: Mr Joel Struckman Christ the Future King of the World Join us Wednesday, 4th July 2018 at 7.30pm Richmond Library, Constance Barnicoat Room, Queen Street Entrance

For information phone 0800 252 757

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